Sidia is excellent! She has been in the business for many years, she has an incredible tailor, and…read moreit is so welcoming. She was a wide selection of dresses and is always happy to help.

During The Great Hunt for The Most Perfect Prom Dress, my daughter and I found ourselves on the…read morewest side at Gilma's Boutique. It's mainly a quinceanara dress shop, but these can also be prom dresses. When we arrived in the middle of a Saturday afternoon, we read the sign on the door stating they were closed. Stlightly disappointed, I looked in the window, just to get a better look at the dress selection inside. That's when I noticed employees working inside. I mouthed "just looking," and they opened the door. The woman stated that they are officially closed on Saturdays, but if we wanted, we could come in briefly and look around. However, try-ons and purchases must be made another day. How nice is that?!? Grateful, we took about 5-10 minutes to walk around their store admiring their extensive collection of dresses and accessories. Gilma's Boutique provides great customer service. If you're looking for a elegant gown, be sure to visit them on the west side.

Love this location ! The store is very well put together and by that I mean , clean , neat easy to…read morefind your sizes and not a total mess . Love stopping by this location. If you visit Any location I would definitely recommend this one

Customer Service is amazing! My favorite place to get fragrances and clothes that are not only cute…read morebut extremely affordable! There are always amazing deals and new styles and brands ever visit! Highly recommend this store!!

Done with the Goodwill. You are getting your product for free. You can return within seven days in…read morelarge print. However, fine print states "refund in the form of a gift card. No longer do you have dressing rooms so the only way you can try on the item is to purchase and take home. At least I was able to pay it forward. I gave the unwanted gift card to a lady making a purchase. I won't be returning to assist the Goodwill industry. I like to choose where and when I donate. Thank you

I've only been to this location a couple of times, but each time I've gone I've found really nice…read moreitems. I wouldn't expect to find such nice things of quality due to the area that this store is located. The staff have all been very friendly and helpful. I will definitely come back to this location, even if its just to drop in and say hello to the store manager.

Quick and efficient! Need a suit taken up last minute and had it ready within 48 hours. Everything…read more'fit like a glove'!

After struggling with a huge waist gap on all my pants my whole life, I finally decided to get them…read morealtered and they look so good, I want to cry! $50 Zara jeans with a $28 alteration and they look like a million bucks. Also, the lady who marked my pants for me was so sweet. I told her I was getting them altered even tho I still had 10 lbs to lose and she was like you're doing great! Highly recommend getting your alterations done here and if you were hesitant to get alterations - do it! It's a game changer!

Service! Selection!! Great Value!!! Love the BOGO FREE!!!! I wear a size 11 and it's one of the…read morebest places for my big feet! Most stores only go to size 10 and I've even had people in other shoe stores snicker at my shoe size. Doesn't matter cause I'd look really stupid being 5'9 and 140lbs with size 6 feet. Anyway, I love Shoe Carnival!!!

The worst shopping experience ever! I was to get a pair of shoes on the top shelf. The store had a…read morestep ladder right in the aisle so I used it and went up one step to grab the box. the lady at the store freaked it! she even got on the intercom after words to shame me for it and made a huge ordeal over it. At that point there was no way I was spending at this store!

One of the best locally owned businesses in Indianapolis, service is always Excellent!read more

Sorry I didn't get any pics I will when I go back... I'm a fan of trashy fashion. Like, really…read moretrendy stuff that I'm probably too mature to be wearing. I like bright colors and cheeky sayings on hats. Some things even I won't wear, but other things I think go for a whole in one on the course of being as unique as possible in Indy. I stopped into Mr. Guys to look at hats. Beanie hats with flare and slouch caps, particulary. I found a few and although they were cute, they were waaaaay to over priced. Since I was already in the store I decided to look around more. Suprisingly, if you like street ware, this is a great store hidden along Mich. street. I eyeballed some really cute flower jerseys and a few on trend pants. I didn't make a final purchase that day, but I will definitely be coming back to see what clubwear they may have in the future. This place reminds me a little of NYC...street fashion at your finger tips.

They changed their gift cards and threw all the green cards away to replace with purple cards and…read morewhen they did this it wiped out my $7.78 balance on the green gift card! Basically they stole my money! I am DONE!

The love/hate relationship that I've long had with Goodwill continues. The truth is that I love the…read more"idea" of Goodwill. I love the mission of Goodwill. I love the idea of job training for those who have obstacles around obtaining a job. I love the support services. I love the entire concept around Goodwill. After all, I'm an adult with a disability myself and I get excited when I see others enter the job market. The problem I have is that, with very few exceptions, the Goodwill Store concept is a complete disaster. Of course, some are better than others. Historically, this location has been fairly middle-of-the-road. I think because it's a little more set apart it has always felt more like a suburban Goodwill and it's a little cleaner, the employees are a little nicer, and the store is a little more accessible than many Goodwill locations. However, a visit today reminded me of everything that bothers me about Goodwill. I'd had someone help me load a few things to drop off to donate. These were rather nice things - household items primarily. They were put in my trunk and, per usual, I figured I would drop them off while on this side of town. It's an easy process and as a wheelchair user I appreciate that. Unfortunately, "ease" has gone out the window. I pulled up to their donation area and popped my trunk. I let them know I had a box with some stuff in it. The employee mumbled (seriously, it took twice to hear him) that they couldn't get stuff out of my trunk. Um. Okay. You've literally done that every single time I've ever been there. I explained that I was in a wheelchair and it would be difficult to get out, get the box out, and literally hand it to him as he stood right there. He asked "Andrew" who affirmed that they couldn't do it. Okay, so now an organization that has as its central mission to serve people with disabilities can't offer a reasonable accommodation to someone with a disability? This is so completely inept and stupid that it affirms my desire to give up on Goodwill. The stores are not accessible. The employment kiosks for the most part are not disability friendly. Is this how employees are being trained? For bad customer service? I mean, seriously. With this customer service, they can walk right across the street and get a job at Walmart. So, um. Yeah, I took my nice household goods to another non-profit where they had zero issues taking the items out of the trunk. For the record, Goodwill also lost my business today. I planned to finish my drop-off and head inside to shop at a nearly empty thrift store. So, lose/lose for you today. I so much want to love Goodwill, but quite simply it's an organization that gets by on the sympathy factor rather than positive business practices. You want my business? Do better. I'm done.