Francis+Parke is a lovely little boutique in downtown Zionsville that sells men and women's casual…read morewear. The shop is locally owned and operated. The business relocated recently to this new storefront to expand. The interior is decorated in an industrial style with a few repurposed items as decor. The store is immaculate and well organized. They carry seasonal clothes and currently have a nice selection of colorful tops and dresses for women. The high-end men's bathing suits caught my eye and would make great Father's Day presents. They also carry a few specialty bar items, such as bourbon cherries. The clerk was friendly and welcoming. Worth checking out.

Best boutique in the state, truly top notch merchandising! Impeccably curated collection that is…read morealways "classically current" per their motto! The shelves are always stocked with tasteful inventory that suits most that would find themselves walking on Main Street in Zionsville. The brands are all high quality with many brands you'll recognize and quite a few you'll be pleasantly introduced to. I've been twice with my girlfriend while waiting on our table at Rosie's and we found great stuff both times. The owner Tracy Dull has amazing taste, takes great care in helping you shop (without being pushy) and just makes you enjoy the experience from the second you walk in until the moment you leave!

What I loved about this shop was that many items were cotton or linen, and that it was stocked with…read morequirky prints I've not found anywhere else. It also had a nice mix of bright colors, bold patterns, and super basic solids, neutrals, and basic prints--like stripes. Average price point tended to be around the $100 mark. The style overall made me think of an artsy women around 50+ traveling somewhere exotic. Not to say there weren't a few pieces that might appeal to someone younger, but in general terms. And oh hey, I guess I'm now part of that target market. Some fun accessories here too. Def worth a stop in if you're looking for any of the afore mentioned. I'll be back.

I LOVE Josephine's! I visit family in the area and every time I'm in town I make sure to stop by…read moreand see what they have in stock. I always find something unique and interesting that I had not seen anywhere else. I never miss visiting with the staff and Lisa.

Have you ever stopped into a store "just because?"…read more That's pretty much what triggered a recent visit to Butler-Tarkington's Lunch Money Boutique, one of the more recent additions to this perfectly lovely area that specializes in luxury children's clothing from newborn to size 16. Lunch Money Boutique emphasizes sustainable fashion for the kiddos (Am I the only one who wrestles with whether to spell it as kiddos or kiddoes?). Lunch Money is located next to Byrne's Grilled Pizza. I really do love this corner, though it's definitely more of a premium corner in terms of shopping. Lunch Money? The styles are adorable (and yes, leaning toward "luxury"). The employees are friendly. The store itself is nicely designed and a genuinely pleasing atmosphere. I'm not sure what it says about me that these newborns have better fashion sense than I do, but if their parents shop here it's definitely true. For those with mobility issues, entering from the back is your best option in terms of accessibility. There is a step up-front. It's my one major downer for this entire neighborhood - it's just not particularly wheelchair friendly. I didn't end up buying anything on this visit, though I undoubtedly would. If you're looking for more premium options and care about sustainability, I'd definitely recommend a visit here. As an added plus, this is also the same building as Kids Ink. While I'm getting old enough that most of my friends don't have young children, on those occasions when I am looking for options for the children in my life I won't hesitate to return here.

Add Lunch Money to your Shop Small Saturday list for fun and unique gifts for the kids in your…read morelife. Since it has opened I have stopped in a few times looking for gifts or something fun for one of my toddlers to wear. My favorite purchase is a UFO hair claw clip. The staff is friendly and the vibe makes you feel like a cool cat. For sure check out all of the clocks! After you do some shopping you might as well continue down the street for kid books at Kids Ink and pizza at Byrnes. Illinois Street has the best shops for a nice little afternoon in Indy.

It had been nearly ten years since my last visit to Sai's. This new location is a little bit larger…read moreand shinier. We visited over the weekend to pick up outfits for a wedding. We told them our budget and they quickly jumped into action to find offerings that matched as a duo. Our toddler was a enamored with the space and all of the colorful fabrics. They also offer variety of jewelry. They have one changing room to try on the items. I found other items there that I wanted to purchase unrelated to the wedding. So many fabulous patterns. Highly recommend!

I am a big fat Greek mother hosting an Indian wedding for my daughter. I know nothing about Indian…read moreculture but needed wedding outfits for the multi day event. The store was recommended by local Indians. It was difficult to find in an elusive hall between a beauty supply store and an Indian restaurant down off Lafayette roads. I was intimidated when I walked into Sai's. So many colors of fabrics. Beautiful silks and cottons direct from India. Sai and her staff worker Ed to understand our needs and began to pull out options. Saris, gowns and other outfits that I cannot spell. Three women helped me dress, adjust and select options. They were patient with my confusion and indecisiveness. Sai advises me on mother of the bride options. She and her staff were patient over three visits. She stayed an hour pass closing time to help us. Amazing, outstanding service. We selected three outfits and not done yet. But I will be back. So many beautiful clothes. Great and reasonable prices. Why would you ever get your sari any place else? I may never wear Western clothes again.

Love the selection of trendy clothing at an affordable price! Super friendly staff! Definitely a…read moreboutique worth checking out!

Cute shop, helpful ladies present to assist you with anything. Unfortunately, I'm an extra small so…read moreI was not able to find anything that I felt comfortable in but they do have a cute selection to choose from! Although I did not find clothing, I found a cute bracelet

Amazing owners and wonderful products. I spent years managing a jewelry business and can easily…read morespot a well run business with quality products.... this is one of those rare gems. Top notch people and amazing products. My mom loves her gold and pearl earrings! Highly recommend.

The staff were amazing and very polite. The reason for four stars is I tried to tell them that the…read moreclamp's on the ends of my necklace was too small for me to function.So for that reason I barely wear them. It was like a waste of my money.

My daughter wanted to stop by and make some jewelry. She chose to make a bracelet and I chose to…read moremake an anklet. We were both very happy with our results and the young lady that helped us was very nice.

I took my sister here for her birthday for us to get permanent jewelry. We both did anklets and are…read moreboth happy with the jewelry so far. The space is simple and cute, the service was friendly and so far I think the anklets are good quality and should last us a pretty long time. Both young ladies that helped us were great but I think mine was in training so she struggled a bit with my jewelry. Overall it was a fun experience and I'm happy with my anklet.

Although I've popped into this boutique near the Carmel Palladium a few times, today I enjoyed the…read morepersonal styling help of the owner Michele. The European brands they carry were not familiar to me, and in many cases it's best if you try them on to understand sizing and what style will best flatter your shape. Not only does Michele know her inventory extremely well, she is very positive, affirming and she listens well to your feedback and concerns. The clothes are not inexpensive, so be prepared. I would say the entry point is probably $200, But as we all have learned, a clothing investment is worth it when you find the vision you seek. You will feel great, and multiple wearings make your investment pay off. Allow yourself some time to carefully look through their inventory. They have more items than most small stores carry--from Eileen Fisher to German and Italian lines that were unfamiliar--but amazingly comfortable and flattering. All in all, the shop is well worth a visit If you need wardrobe enhancement to look your best.