Adorable store! It definitely has a specific style, so it won't fit for every house and things are…read morevery much on the high price range, so it won't be a fit for every budget, but it's nice for a good browse while on Mass Ave. I've purchased a couple decor items from here. I wish they offered more of a "mid-range" or "starter" collection for millennials and young professionals wishing to step up from hand-me-downs and IKEA.

Who doesn't want a nearby home decor store to casually amble through on a lazy Sunday afternoon?…read moreIt's a place to dream, a place to mentally pin to your wish list, a place to find furnishings or furniture you aren't going to find at IKEA. Got our beloved dining table from here--repurposed teak from old cricket stadiums. You can buy your stuff at any chain, but here, you buy it from a local, from one of your neighbors, and maybe you get a story with it, like our table. Friendly, fun, and in an historic building. Love all of it!

I just went in this store. I walked through the entire store and the associate was behind the…read morecounter deep in her computer. I never got welcomed or greeted. What happened to customer service? Here's what happened today though...they lost a nice sale. I saw some things I wanted that totaled a few hundred dollars. I walked out.

What a great boutique on Mass Ave! I stopped in mostly because it was hot out and I'm glad I did…read more They have a great selection of items. Everything from jewelry, leather bags, glass ware, some house wares and even horoscope perfumes. Items come from everywhere and are high quality. I'm giving serious thought to going back for the bag pictured just need to decide on a color! Definitely worth checking out!!

I rarely leave bad reviews, but the customer service at this boutique was awful. I stopped in with…read morefriends and found a few items I liked, but the checkout process ruined the entire experience. The cashier initially ignored me to talk to her friend. When I paid, her first comment was along the lines of how "barely anyone pays with cash anymore." Already, the vibe was off. Then, she asked where I was from. After I informed her I grew up in the local area, she immediately started rambling about her neighbors from India. It was completely inappropriate, micro-aggressive, and made me wonder if she subjects all people of color to this kind of treatment. To make matters worse, I had to return to the store because I was shorted an item due to a system error. The store was nearly empty, but I could immediately tell she was heated and just wanted me gone. I brought an item to exchange and asked about stock for a few others, which is a standard request for a store employee. Instead of helping, her tone got meaner and her voice grew so loud that it felt like I was being reprimanded just for asking questions. She literally started yelling at me. I could see the hate in her eyes, and it took everything in me not to react disrespectfully back to her. Out of pure exhaustion, I gave up and only exchanged half the value of my item. This was hands-down the worst shopping experience I've ever had. If you're looking for similar items but prefer a classy environment where the staff actually welcomes you, I highly recommend going to Charles Mayer & Company instead.

Be Bon Vivant is a still-undiscovered gem sandwiched between The Jazz Kitchen and Yats on College…read more They've been open since May, but a recent visit proved the colorful store still empty, save for owner Barbie Turner's voice chatting on the phone with a vendor. Bon Vivant specializes in girly accessories for the home and body. Outside, floral club covers are on sale at 30 percent off; inside, myriad motley treasures--bright yellow room dividers, zipper and strap-happy purses, various designer dishwashing soaps, bar soaps and lotions--unfold on shelves. My favorite from the latter genre includes Earthworks, a line of bathstuffs that has been featured in countless magazines. No wonder: the scents are strong but soft; ephemeral but enduring. Try the almond bath truffles. Don't forget the jewelry and local art. Large, swirly paintings in the style of modern Picasso dot a few walls. Pick up a pamphlet for Barbie's catering company, Sweet Tea, on your way out.

A brand-new spot in Broad Ripple to cop ill clothing and accessories, curated by an owner (owners?)…read morewith dope taste! Yes, this is much needed. The Wild Goose Exchange is a cool vintage store / thrift store that started in Wisconsin, but they branched out and now there is also a store in Indy. I can't be arsed right now to find out why it's called The Wild Goose Exchange, but there are cement geese in the store -- you know, the kind that your grandmother has that she decorates for each holiday -- which is a cute and whimsical touch. This store has everything: women's clothing, men's clothing, accessories, shoes, jewelry and lots of hats. No kids' clothing, though. I saw a couple of graphic tees that I wanted, but I ended up purchasing an electric blue corduroy jacket, which will be perfect for the fall weather coming up. They have so many jackets here. This is the place to find something old and used to cover you up. The prices are great, considering. Sometimes, vintage clothing can be marked way the heck up. But the prices at The Wild Goose Exchange are fair. They also curate their stock really well! As I was scanning the racks and pawing through the clothing, I could tell that the items in the store were intentionally chosen. All of the items here are straight-up hits. Because The Wild Goose Exchange is located on Broad Ripple Avenue and there is no street parking, your best bet for parking is in back of the store, near the Vogue Theatre. If you park there, you can either enter The Wild Goose Exchange through the back near The Vogue, or walk around to the front. Two options for entering!

When I read Nicole S.'s review for Broad Ripple's The Wild Goose Exchange, I had to laugh a bit. Am…read moreI the only one who read "This store has everything" in the voice of SNL's Stefon? Yeah, I probably am. Anyway, that fun little bit aside that review made me want to make a stop to visit this new joint that I'd noticed but no really paid attention to. I'm not exactly the vintage shop targeting audience. After all, I AM vintage. Sigh. The Wild Goose Exchange started with spots in Appleton and Kenosha, Wisconsin and is now recently opened inside this Broad Ripple avenue storefront that is a little tricky to find and park for but definitely worth the effort. Vintage shops are a little weird for me. I like bargains, but I also feel like if it's too much of a bargain I start thinking it's just plain cheap. It's a fine balance. The Wild Goose Exchange really seems to find that balance quite well. They carry men's clothing, women's clothing, accessories, hats, watches, jackets, and a little bit more. As Nicole S. points out, this seems remarkably well curated. Don't be thinking this is your average thrift shop. It's not. It's also not really a pretentious vintage shop either. It feels communal with a strong emphasis on collaboration and giving back. The entrance is a little tricky in terms of accessibility, though it is what I'd consider accessible. The interior is definitely much better. I've always liked this spot and they use it well. As should be obvious, "wild goose" is a theme here. Hear me out. If you visit their website, there's a lot of "Where's the wild goose?" While I have zero clue why they went with this theme, I kept thinking to myself "wild goose chase" - which is, in fact, a fairly vintage saying. While I don't have a fashionable bone in my body (c'mon, you know it's true if you've met me), I really dug quite a few things here and items were in good condition and fairly priced. Parking is always a little tricky in Broad Ripple, but I find once I do it it's much easier than I expected. The Wild Goose Exchange feels like it belongs in Broad Ripple and I'd love to see its arrival trigger other arrivals around this area. For those who remember how Broad Ripple used to be, The Wild Goose Exchange brings that memory to life in its atmosphere and unique, inspired selections. I enjoyed this visit and will definitely return.

Such a cute little store right off the square in Downtown Noblesville. So much to look at in a tiny…read morespace.

I love this quirky, eclectic, shop. I love antique, vintage, and thrift stores but this one has the…read moreadded element of art! Much of the art in the shop is the owner's art which is pretty cool and totally in the abstract, collage, style I love. Then all the vendor booths. If you love costume jewelry like I do then there is a couple booths you will like with very reasonable prices. The gal that works in there was very nice and helpful. Plenty of gift giving ideas for the holiday season.

This is a great little antique shop in downtown Beech Grove. It is one with different booths for a…read morevariety of vendors. I think they have a little bit of something for everyone. It seems that most prices are pretty reasonable among the vendors and it seems there's always some kind of sale going on either store wide or by an individual vendor. I can normally find some kind of treasure every time I come in and the same lady is always at the front with a smile and a welcome.

I had not been in for awhile, but I was glad I was able to stop in to check them out, I got some…read morenice items on sale, and it was cool to see the different local/small artists products, check them out for fun things for a friend, or for yourself! Friendly staff as well.

Pumpkinfish is a fun place to find an unique gift or souvenir of Indiana. The shop is located in…read moreThe Garage Food Hall, part of the Bottleworks complex off Mass Ave. They carry a wide range of merchandise including dog related mugs, local popcorn and chocolate, fudge, cards, jewelry, home accessories and more. I found some of the Indianapolis-themed items most interesting. Some of the merchandise is a bit risqué (adult oriented) making ideal gifts for a bachelor/bachelorette party. They even carry an interesting assortment of gift cards. The clerk was super friendly and welcoming during my visit. Prices range from reasonable to high for quirky stuff you just can't find anywhere else. There is a parking lot behind the complex or metered street parking along Mass Ave.

An absolute gem in the heart of mass ave! They have the cutest selection of clothes, handbags, and…read morejewelry from local vendors! The sales associates are always friendly, and help pick out their recommendations! Overall, I'd rather spend my money here than at the mall.

Good Neighbor is a great little boutique in the Bottleworks Hotel building. Their motto is "good…read moreclothes make good neighbors." It's pretty trendy and carries both women and mens clothing. It you want something you won't see everywhere else give it a try.