Beautiful clothes with good prices! Very friendly staff. Gifts too and children's clothes!read more

From the name, i was expecting to find vintage items but There were mostly handcrafted high quality…read moreitems with vintage charm. The shop is located in the heart of Zionsville on the west side of Main Street. They carry a nice selection of costume jewelry priced reasonable. There were lots of cute mittens and gloves out for the winter season. They carry some lovely woven soft scarves and sweaters. All would make nice gifts if you are looking for something special. There is a room to try-on clothes in the back. They were crowded on our visit so no one helped us and we were left to explore, which is what we wanted. My daughter really liked the jewelry. The shop is decorated with trendy vintage furniture and decor. I was not sure if those items were for sale or just for display. Towards the end of our visit, a clerk asked if we needed help. She was friendly and told us about the shop. They do a nice job of packaging your purchases in colorful tissue paper. There is street parking if you are early or lucky. Parking is a bear downtown Zionsville these days. Worth a visit. I may go back today and get that necklace for my daughter as a surprise.

Hi my name is Jon,…read more I am posting this to help you as a business owner. My goal is to help make Zionsville the most accessible town in America. With everyone's help we can make it happen. I will present an issue that you can fix or leave. I have given you 5 stars for being smart enough to do business in Zionsville. If you fix this issue these stars remain as is. The other day I was using the back street of Main Street businesses. The one where deliveries are made and lots of double parking takes place. Exactly, that street. I was stroling along in my wheelchair when I barely could pass by a green recycling toter. The next day two side by side partially block the sidewalk. Please understand I know you had no idea about this issue. Hence why I am not angry or anything. Just trying to help. The solution to this is free in this case. Just around the corner from these bins is a much wider section of sidewalk. Since the design leaves a vast section of pretty much unused sidewalk that can't be expected to be usable for pedestrians. You can move these bins just around the corner. Maybe adding 5 or 10 extra steps. Zero cost to you. This next part is informational only. The ADA can fine from $75,000 up to $300,000 even on a first time violation. To make things worse if someone was not being nice they could sue you. Typically these end our of court for about $40,000 to $100,000. As if that wasn't enough the town could fine you for misuse of a public sidewalk and fine you per day these bins have been on public property. I used to own my own small businesses before being disabled. I am only sharing information here. Since the bins are for business use, they must remain on business property at all times. But, where does a business place them? Inside for many. Only to be outside on pickup day. Then brought back inside. Why? Because you pay separate business taxes from the public sidewalk taxes. In this case the very nature or shape the buildings naturally make provide a place for these bins. And, while still on public sidewalk it can't reasonably be expected to be used. So, we have a wonderful opportunity to resolve this. I will provide images showing the spot interferes with easy passage. And, one showing the spot you can relocate them to at no cost. If you see me in the village or around don't hesitate to say hi. How you know it is me: I usually where a sun hat shiny on top, and most of the time I have a large bluetooth speaker on my lap. I am very approachable, easy going, and chatty. I am working on that, but nicely being direct helps. ADHD can be both creative and annoying to myself as well as anyone else. So far 100% of all businesses I have shared things like this with have been amazing. Cobblestone, Noah Grant's and yours as well. Not only that the others are also wheelchair accessible. I have not checked if you are yet. My FB is Jon Holt-Revels if you have questions.

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!

While shopping in old town Zionsville, my wife wanted to stop by Green Apple to see what type of…read moreboutique it was. So glad we did! The shop is small, but makes the most of its space with displays and wall hangings of fashionable athletic wear. There is a small office with a cutout window that the shop owner, Shelly, can welcome customers. After just a few minutes of shopping, it was clear that Shelly has a real passion and knowledge of her products and the customers she hopes to serve. My wife kept finding items she liked and Shelly was able to tell her whether the brand ran large or small, was able to show other pieces that would coordinate with the piece, and some other products/accessories that might be useful. One of the cool options is that she has a customer list that you can sign up for online to periodically receive gift boxes selected for you based upon the profile you provide. You have the option to select frequency, dollar limits, piece limits, etc. You keep what you like and pay only for those and send the undesired pieces back. You can stop by anytime to meet with Shelly to fine tune your choices. Some folks even do this as a gift option for friends/relatives. One more thing: They do have a small selection Matilda Jane children's clothing that you can browse inside the shop. If you want to find quality clothing for your athletic endeavors that will easily transition to stylish wear "on the go", stop by and check this out! Review #2199

Shelly the owner had a great eye and brings beautiful styles to this cute store. My favorite…read morestylist Michaela is always ready with a smile and makes great suggestions. Stop by whenever you are close to Zionsville!

I think this is the BEST Plato's Closet around central Indiana. They have the best selection of…read moretrendy clothing. Without a doubt you can find Free People, Aerie, Zara - I recently found a like new Reformation Dress for $13! I love shopping second hand and this store makes it worth it because what they sell is clean and in good condition. When selling clothes with them, I can count on my in-season high-end good-condition clothes to be purchased. My only con is that the store is SMALL! So I try to avoid it on weekends when it's super duper busy. Other than that, I highly recommend checking out this Plato's.

Ross continues to be an enigma, sloppy Walmart brands and cheap generic clothes stuff most of the…read moremen's racks. The few designer and quality brands popping through the flood of Kohl's clearance are not priced low at all. It's an odd consumer they must assume shops here, someone who has never tried eBay where Hoka and Crocs are brand new in box with better prices than here where the tags and box are missing. I highly recommend a quick search for items especially on eBay, because past couple visits to various locations, Ross takes a lot of time, has nothing for my style, checkout is stuck is slow motion, and price tags surprisingly hefty.

This Ross could use a revamp. Ross, TjMaxx, Marshall's etc are always hit or miss. I'm sure it…read moredepends on many factors like demand for certain brands and the GM. Personally, I'd categorize this Ross as lower end. It is always a mess in here. Lines are long and service has never been great. Compared to the TJ Maxx down the street, they have sub par brands and items that are wayyyy out of style. I will say, Ross is usually less expensive than the neighboring TJ Maxx. I don't even waste my time looking at the clothes here because they are reminiscent of the 2010s or just really bad quality. I usually just pop in for home goods just to compare the price to TJ Maxx. The Ross in Fishers/Noblesville is significantly nicer so I think this store could improve!

I do not get the marketing for this chain claiming value when many items are priced even higher…read morethan Costco. This location has a below average selection, minimal quality brands, dull and lifeless variety, somewhere between TJ Maxx and Burlington's silly street wear is an ideal! I noticed the price gouging has become insane especially on food items. Maybe I need to try Ross more often.

The home good area was very stocked and had a number of great deals. They also had a large stock…read moreof pet supplies which was kind of surprising to me. When going to the check out they had a number of cashiers open so the wait was short. Cashier was quick but quiet.