What a cute little shop! I've driven past many times and wanted to stop in and check it out, but it…read morewas closed every time I went by. Well, they have some regular hours for the holiday season and now is the perfect time to go see this Francine's, which is in the same location as 7th Avenue Nails & Spa. The owner, Tammy, is a wonderful lady and soooo friendly! The boutique has a nice selection of vintage women's clothing- mostly dresses and coats, a few pairs of shoes and some BEAUTIFUL vintage ladies' hats. Tammy told me that she focuses on acquiring clothing from the 30's-70's and she makes sure that every piece is in excellent condition. The prices aren't bad at all, and they are running a 30% off every item in the store sale right now. There's also a nice selection of vintage costume jewelry and some handmade scarves. As I mentioned, there are several vintage coats on the racks here, and when I asked Tammy about a particularly saucy leopard print one, she revealed that vintage coats are her true passion. The prices aren't bad at all, especially with the extra 30% discount! Since there's a nail salon here too, I happened to be lucky enough to pick up a few bottles of clearance OPI and China Glaze at only (drumroll please) $2 a bottle! Wow, I am really excited about these - four bottles for less than the price of one normally! One of the best things about Francine's is their merchandise from the Anne Taintor (www.annetaintor.com) collection. These vintage-inspired accessories for modern life are hilarious. Go to the website and check them out. Tammy let me know that Francine's is the exclusive southside retailer to carry the line. If you have any woman on your Christmas list this year, you are sure to find a perfect gift for her in this collection. Francine's is having a holiday extravaganza the weekend of December 6 and 7. There are special sales every couple of hours and it sounds like it's totally worth stopping in to take advantage of these discounts! Hours are Saturday 10:00-6:00 and Sunday 12:00-5:00. Happy shopping!

What a great shop! As I sit here writing this I'm wearing two items I purchased there at my last…read morevisit. It is full of the whole range of clothing for women as well as shoes and bags and other accessories. It is laid out in sizes and styles (tops versus sweaters etc). It has quite a few racks but seems well spaced, but it might be hard to navigate if you have mobility challenges. There are no steps leading into the store however so that is great! The staff is very friendly and helpful. There are several spacious fitting rooms as well as a bathroom (for those shopping after a coffee break)! I loved their sales items which gave me some great deals, but I was also able to get some fun nicer stuff outfits for friends and pick up some gifts. I've been back a few times and love just browsing. It is a great spot for slightly used but well maintained items. Often too I've come home with brand new things with original tags still attached! I would highly recommend this option for those wanting to save on brand new purchases but get some good options. I felt as if I was helping to prevent clothing waste as well as being a good financial steward! A fun shop!

The staff is super friendly and always willing to help. They have an amazing assortment of women's…read moreclothes, designer handbags, jewelry, shoes and even a small collection of housewares. you can buy instore or online. They have several FB lives each day showing off different items. I consign with them frequently and then turn around and use my credits to buy more. Their prices are reasonable and they even have sales regularly for certain colored tags or certain types of items. They offer sizes from XS-4X. The store has ample parking, a restroom and three dressing rooms. They have a huge tent sale each August outside the store. Fill a bag for $10!

They are very picky on what items they take. I've had brand new clothing with tags attached named…read moreBrand and they didn't take any of them.

I came in one day and I saw this super cute shirt on the rack. I was showing my friends and…read morethinking about buying it and one of the managers (either cindy or Megan) proceeded to yell at me " you BETTER hang that back up". It also smelled like weed so unprofessional.

This is a great spot for random looking and browsing. You can always find something if maybe not…read morewhat you came to get. I found a nice sports coat and shirts for my husband and a few sundry just because. The staff is friendly and helpful and it is a nice place to just browse. I will for sure go back and browse again!

I like this business overall. You never know what you will find inside, some days they have some…read moregood finds and other days they don't. The store proceeds go to support those in need in our community by providing nutritious foods to people who need it. This a St Vincent de Paul thrift store. I shop in here about every 6 weeks and they put out new inventory often. As with every thrift store you will not always find something you like. They have men's and women's clothes, dishes, craft items, home decor, and furniture. Their selection of furniture is usually very nice and at reasonable prices. If you need help with anything there is always someone around to help you. They also carry glass items for the kitchen as well as plates, dinnerware, utensils. I found all of the dishes for my daughter's wedding here. Stop in and support your community. They also have a rewards program you can join so the every spend you get a little back for the next trip.

We loved this cute shop! My husband is from England, so I've had my eye on this spot for awhile. We…read morefinally got to go in this weekend after an AMAZING meal at Bica Cafe, just down the road. We were able to meet the owner who is also an Indiana gal married to a Brit. She shared that they spend the summers in England with their family, where she sources all of the items for the store. She was friendly and cool - someone we were excited to support. There is an array of jewelry, bags, magnets, and gifts galore. We bought a fun London magnet, reusable tote bag with the Queen's guards on it, and a coin purse that had a funky print on the inside. Everything was unique and I was excited to be able to gift my husband something from his Motherland for Christmas. We'll be back!

I love this store. It has items from you guessed it "across the pond" meaning England. I've bought…read morea cute backpack and a purse from here. I love them both. I love that the material is that you're able to wipe it off and it's durable. They have so many unique gifts. I've gotten so many comments on my backpack as well as my purse. They sell jewelry, scarves, wallets, purses, backpacks, Tina's Traditional items - scone mixes, clotted cream, jams, tea, etc. it's so cute inside with the way they set it up. It's right off the square in downtown Noblesville.

While out shopping with my wife, we stopped into this Broad Ripple Shop that sits high above street…read morelevel along Cornell (I forgot to check if there is an easier access from their parking lot on the west side of the building.) After climbing the stairs to the front porch, we entered into the shop. To the left of the shop is a row of dressing rooms for visitors to try on the women's clothing offered within the shop. To the right are several rows of clothing that extend to the back of the shop. To the immediate right of the doorway are accessories, party games, greeting cards, and other small gift items. Based upon my wife's opinion, the clothing seemed to be high quality but also came with a higher price tag than what she was used to paying. She found a gorgeous necklace almost immediately, but the nearly $400 price tag scared her off. The ladies working were welcoming and offered to help find something if needed. Review #3329

If you want unique clothing with a service, Marigold Clothing it is. The gals always welcome you…read morewith a smile. Just coming in to watch the girls with their fashion outfits is a treat for me in itself. The displays are always inspirational. Even though the prices are expensive, you can still find things at bargain prices during their blue dots sale. There is parking at the back just for Marigold customers and more public parking in front of the Monon. I've made this place my treat.

This hip boutique is a must have "Fishers" shopping destination. Great prices, latest fashions, and…read morepersonal service. You have to checkout their online store at www.thegypsynest.com

The Accent Shop is a charming local family-owned gift shop on 86th Street. The shop is filled with…read moreHalloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas gifts and decor. An entire wall is filled with beautiful glassware, perfect for wedding presents. They carry a lot of traditional decor, that is hard to find now. I bought several cute cards. Prices are reasonable. Peg, the clerk, was engaging, helpful and ambassador for the area. (She sent me to the nearby cupcake shop after I checked out.) She also made sure that we had an invite to their upcoming holiday open house. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall lot.

This was my first opportunity to check out The Accent Shop in its new location after a move from…read morethe Nora area. The Accent Shop has been around since 1958 when Dick and Jane Bridgins opted to move out of their department store setting in an effort to bring a more modern style store to the Indy area offering furniture, lamps, tabletop and more. Today's The Accent Shop definitely still focuses on contemporary design, though they have a strong focus on bridal and gift registry items including dinnerware, flatware, glassware, serving pieces, collectibles, jewelry, and a bunch of other fun stuff. This new location is a little more relaxed than was Nora. For the most part, it seems a lot more spacious until you get into the Collectibles area where everything is really packed in. The employees have always been helpful here, though it's definitely in a more reserved way. In terms of accessibility, I'd likely quibble a bit with Yelp's listing that "wheelchair accessible" is one of the amenities here. While it definitely has some of the basics - for example, nearby accessible parking, appropriate curb cuts, and a level to the ground entry - The store itself is for sure a little bit hit-and-miss in terms of interior design. As I noted, this is especially true in the collectibles area where even my small manual wheelchair struggled and had to detour my path multiple times due to far too narrow aisles. I can't imagine a power chair being successful here. That said, the front of the store is vastly superior to the Nora location in terms of space and design. That was nice to see. I also really love the options here. I think the collectibles section bugged me in terms of access precisely because that was my favorite area of the store. From Christmas wares to a surprisingly large (and unique) Halloween section, I was really impressed here. I loved some of the candles. I loved the garden flags. The glassware was awesome. I think my two favorite sections are likely the kitchenwares and the seasonal collectibles. I can easily see myself returning come Halloween. Prices vary. You can sure spend a modest amount here, though there are also some higher-end items. There's something special about a shop that reminds you of the value of in-person shopping. I really enjoyed shopping here and loved the diversity of the items. Overall, I'd easily return and I very likely will during both Halloween and Christmas. While I do wish the layout was a bit more wheelchair friendly, there's an obvious effort here and I'm guessing 3/4 of the store is easily accessible and for the most part going very slowly and with care I was able to see most everything I wanted to see.