I was in Noblesville Square and decided to stop in and check out the offerings at this store. At…read morefirst glance, I believed it to be a thrift shop but I'm not certain that is the case. The store definitely smelled stale, but some of the items were clearly new. The style of clothing was outdated, in my opinion, but they did have a nice selection of shoes. The main issue that I had was that the used, non-designer shoes were overpriced. I didn't see anything under $29.90. The staff didn't acknowledge us on our way in or on our way out. Would not recommend.

Nice boutique/store not sure which it is but i was in there for 3 hours shopping...OMG did i enjoy…read morebeing there!!! I must say i spent a little and got a lot...boots, shoes, coat, 3 pants, sweater, fur vest.....YES i must say i will be back soon. The staff was friendly and very helpful. They have any and everything a woman need... .even purses, jewelry, bras, panties, etc.. ...don't tell anyone about my hidden jem

The prices were reasonable, and the employees were really nice and honestly funny! Don't get fooled…read moreby the cheap prices though. Buy to much and youlll think it's a rip off!

It looks run down from the outside but it's fairly well organized on the inside, bit cluttered but…read moreclean. They have a bit of everything and if you take the time to really look you'll probably find some good deals. I did a quick run through of the entire store. Got a 5 pack of Glad medium size tupperware for $3.50, nice deal. There were some small area/entry rugs for cheap ($3 to $12 depending on size). The furniture wasn't as cheap as I'd hoped. The greeting cards were slightly discounted but could've been cheaper, got a few anyways. If you go here have a plan of what you need/want and comparable prices in mind so you don't spend forever in the store getting lots of random, unnecessary things.

Kind of a cross between "Dollar Tree", "Dollar General", and "Big Lots". Clean store, cleaner…read morethan the average Dollar General and Big Lots. They ought to remove "Nothing Over a Dollar" from their name, since they do have stuff over a dollar now. Not everything is a bargain, but if you shop carefully, yes, you can really find some good deals. Be sure to check expiration dates on food items. Several locations around town here in Indy. And yes, I've actually been to this one.

Ha ha. It's kind of addictive strolling through the aisles and finding stuff you didn't know you…read morecouldn't do without. Home marijuana test, anyone? I can't believe there's only one location in town.

Fun place to shop! I enjoyed roaming around and yes I found something I needed! Well I don't know…read moreif I "needed" it but it was too fabulous to leave the store without it!

Walked in and immediately found the perfect dresser for my master bedroom. I really like the fact I…read morecan go in load it in my car and take it home! No 4-6 months or more waiting for shipping only to find it damaged and difficulties you might encounter ordering online. I can't say the prices are all that competitive or a deal but maybe this can outweigh the hassle of online purchases. The ladies working there are pleasant and ready to help with any design questions. I can add a photo later.

This is a nice At Home location. The store is clean, they have a large selection that is well…read morestocked, and the staff was friendly. It was a little strange how some of the departments were organized. For instance, rugs is split into two areas across the store. There was a lot of stuff that was in the clearance section as well, so price conscious shoppers have a good selection.

Excellent store with any and everything that you can think of for your home. Competitive pricing…read moreand great variety.

I love this place and shop here all the time. It is so easy to get in and out of here and it has…read moregood prices and a lot of choices. I prefer it to Sam's Club because Sam's Club is always so busy and hard to find a close spot. I also love to get gas here because the price is always cheap.

Really second guessing why I continued this membership after the first year. Oh yeah...cheap gas…read more Closer to my home than the other two, better, lower membership cost warehouse clubs who offer comparable gas prices. Here are the reasons I will likely not continue to be a "member" for $120 per year. First they make you download these coupons to get the "discount". Problem is that a lot of their items I buy get marked up for the coupon period the same amount as the coupon discounts them. Monster Energy Drinks and Reynolds Aluminum Foil just to name two that I've noticed. I'll bet there are many more. Straight out of the old MAJOR GROCERY RETAILER BASED OUT OF CINCINNATI OH playbook. Clip $8 worth of coupons only to pay the same price it was the week before the "sale" began. No thanks. Buy $50 of P&G items for a discount to be used later or $30 of candy for a similar discount. Here's an idea. How about in the 3-4 emails you send me each week, you throw one in there that reminds me I have an earned $10 or $20 credit that expires by whatever date it expires. That would be a real help to your valued club members. 2x now I have gone into the store expecting to use my "reward" only to find out it expired yesterday or 5 days prior. I just ignore the promos now. I go to this store when I have a need.... it would be nice if my promotional rewards could wait around until its convenient for me to use them. Tired of ranting but let me add that lots of the coupons don't work in the system and you either miss it until you get home or you have to ask someone to manually add it. Particularly on the perpetual $1.50 off a pound of their premium brand lunchmeat that rarely seems to work. Full disclosure: that particular coupon DID work tonight. First time in the past 3x that I've bought the required weight of meat with the coupon downloaded. Finally, I bought a rotisserie chicken tonight since I had no plan for dinner. Nice big label across the top of the plastic container makes it hard to see what you're buying. So I get home and open it up and BOOM ....big disappointment. 4 leg/thigh quarters with badly charred skin. Two were not even edible as thay had dried out and the meat was hard and difficult to pull apart. The other two quarters were actully better tasting than they looked but nothing close to local grocery store or the GOAT of all rotisserie chickens found daily at MAJOR WAREHOUSE CLUB BASED OUT OF WASHINGTON STATE. Just turned off the "Auto Renew" function on my membership account page. Save your $120 and drive the extra 5 miles to a warehouse club that values their members.

I needed cleaning supplies while out of town for a move out and took a friend's recommendation…read moresince it was close. Lucky me! I found a lot of what I needed (cleaners, light bulbs, candles, air fresheners and towels) for the job. As with other closeout stores, their stock is limited to what they get access to, which makes it a new experience each trip. Some of their selections included food, books, beauty, household and electronics. Sign up for the shoppers rewards for additional savings. The register aisle featured a Mars candy closeout, so I grabbed some gum and a M&Ms sharing size for the plane trip home.

This location isnt as organized and they didnt have what I was looking for but the staff was…read morefriendly.

This is a kid and/or adult's dream--regardless of what you're looking for. They have a bit of…read moreeverything for the kid who wants to play or find some unusual toys for their ever-expanding collection, or an adult who wants to revel in some nostalgia. In addition, the staff are kind, helpful, and knowledgeable about their various products. Finally, if you are looking to sell or trade some items, they are fair and considerate when reviewing your items. Every city needs a "Toy Pit."

As an Elder Millennial raising little 90's wannabees, this shop has quickly become a family…read morefavorite. Everyone working there is really friendly and helpful. There's always been at least one employee that will geek out with us about our favorite characters. I recently purchased a Coraline doll for my youngest from The Toy Pit, and she was so thrilled. She's carried her everywhere for the last week. Their Barbie collection is pretty impressive. You can also find Labubu and My Little Ponies from the 80's. There's always something new to check out.