Pitaya

Pitaya is a cute boutique-​y shoppe where you can always find something nice and fashion forward to wear. I like to come here for trendy accessories, they always have something I like, but I don’t have to break the bank to get it.
The one in Broad Ripple is my favorite, the girls here are always so helpful. Pitaya stores are in cities all around the States :)

When I was in high school, this is where the cools kids (and me — despite lacking the former criteria 3 out of 5 school days) shopped. It was the land of those super wide leg jeans that were strips of denim composing a bell bottom.
Pitaya has clearly morphed beyond that throughout the years — a good thing for my legs (oh could I have made them look any shorter than in those jeans?). I popped in recently — the only Bripple boutique I managed to hit up — before heading to Rene’s Bakery.
Customer service was good — coming from a former retail girl that means most would consider it excellent. Selection was well curated. Displays and merchandising could use some inspiration…
It won’t be a go-​to boutique of mine, but I think a lot of women would like it.
In summary: nice people, has changed with the times (and trends), nice selection, well lit, great location, but not the crème de la crème of boutiques. Oh and prices are what you should expect at a boutique.

Cute clothes that are always well-​organized by color… which is great when you’re looking for something specific. Usually good sale racks and I’ve found some fantastic deals. I’d like to see more variety for those of us who are bustier, but otherwise, I tend to always find myself walking away with a great find :)
Customer service has always been good… a friendly hello and getting you situated with a dressing room so you’re not weighing your arm down while you shop.

Cute, trendy things. Priced well. Great, laid back atmosphere. Organized by color, which helps find things easily. AMAZING plain, tight fitted colored shirts. I have one of every color.

Super friendly employees with adorable clothes. I always come down here when I’m in Broad Ripple. This place is definitely a must visit for anyone interested in chic clothing.

So when I graduated high school early, I took classes at the downtown campus of Ivy Tech just to keep myself from sleeping through the winter and spring. But it always felt like an awful big waste to drive all the way up there just for a few hours, so I sometimes ended up wandering around Broad Ripple, which is when I found Pitaya.
I am beyond pleased with it. I didn’t realize it was a chain at first. The community within the store was super tight-​knit — the employees knew just about everyone who walked in, they were friendly and kind, and they even help some people coordinate entire outfits as a sort of personal fashion consultant.
The clothes are exactly what I always look for, kind if like a more unique and trendy version of Forever 21. It’s sorted by color and is always super appealing. Sometimes the clothes can be on the cheaply made side, but most clothes hold up pretty well. The prices are really affordable for boutique clothing, too, especially when compared to other stores on the block.
The «no purse» in the changing room rule seems to have lightened up a little. I’ve been in there multiple times and only once have I been asked to hand it over. Besides that, there doesn’t seem to be any limit on the outfits you can bring into the room with you, which is always a bonus when there’s so many options.
The accessory/​shoe department is a little lacking, but the finds you can make in what’s available are always worth it. Make sure to check out the mark down bins and racks! I’m always happy with my trips to Pitaya and their selection changes out very quickly, so I can go often and always see new things!

This place is SWEET! Affordable clothing and super trendy. Turnover of clothes is fast– you can go in one week and have totally different stuff the next. Only complaint is sizing can be limited since only a few sizes are ordered of each. If you want something, buy it then, because it will be gone the next day! Accessores are adorable and affordable. Love the sale section and the sale shoes too.

Why on Earth would the teenagers working here think I would want to leave my small purse with them while I try on a dress? I find that super annoying. I am 30 years old, I don’t have the time or energy to think about how to jam two dresses into my tiny purse that barely holds my wallet. If you see me go in with two items then wouldn’t you see me come out with two? Nonetheless, I wanted that green sequin dress to fit really badly so I could hang it in my closet and probably never wear it anyway… A cute store but the prices were a little high for the quality unless you find a deal on the sale racks. I probably won’t go here again unless I take a friend who can babysit my purse while I try something on. And no, the dress did not fit!

I like the store, very cute and organized pretty well. There clothes and cute and trendy; they have shorts, skirts that are both long and short, all types of shorts and blouses, purses, belts, accessories such as earrings, rings, belts, shoes, scarves. they jeans and t-​shirts that are very trendy as well as jackets and winter coats… not the best quality but the prices are good. I have washed some of the things and they are basicly ruined. They will exchange but only for credit unless you buy online. the online store comes right out of the Indy store.
They sized are typically XS-​XL, some vary so you will have to try a few different sizes. I am very busty so I always have to try different sizes!
They dont let you take purses in the dressing room which is a little bothersome.
For the prices it is good and a fun place to shop!

It’s nice to see a boutique-​type clothing store where your average 20-​something can actually afford to shop. Nice selection of the season’s latest trendy items (dresses, skirts), basics such as jeans and Ts and accessories like earrings, clutches, nail polish, belts, and little shoes. The sizes run XS through L or XL usually, depending upon what you’re looking for. If you’re hard to fit (super curvy, very tall) you might not find any clothing which fits properly but there are other boutiques in the neighborhood too.
This store is part of a small national retailer. Their first store opened over 20 years ago in nearby Bloomington, IN. Much of their clothing is sewn in the USA which I appreciate. See their website
for a selection of items.

Pitaya is a nice boutique. They have great jeans. Their selection of other clothes can be hit or miss with me, but they make up for it with the accessories. Also, they are not very expensive, I bought a whole outfit from here last weekend for under $ 40, which is almost unheard of these days. I think the «no purses in the fitting room» rule is a little ridiculous, especially when you’re carrying a small handbag. I wish they offered more variety in terms of tops and dresses, but other than that, I think they do very well with what they have.

Pitaya reminds me of my summers home from college. I really like this store, mainly b/​c I love that it carries extra long baby tees all year round. There shirts fit me so well that even though I live in LA, I’m still ordering clothes from Pitaya b/​c they fit me so well. I will say that they have mixed up some of my online orders and having to pay out of pocket to ship things back that they messed up is annoying. However, I love the prices and it’s also a great place to get trendy clothes esp. for one-​time occasions.

I’ll third the vote on the purse confiscation nuisance. Other than that, I like Pitaya a lot. I’ve found the clothes to be pretty hardy, but then, my standards may be different than others’ considering how long I’ve been living on a starving artist income. Heh heh.
Anyway, I think the clothes here are really cute and, fortunately for me, very affordable. Yay Pitaya!

You get what you pay for at this locally owned clothing store – which means a few wears out of cute, poly-​cotton blend dresses, pants and shirts in bright colors. You can capitalize on the this season’s hot long dress trend here for about $ 40, which will leave you enough money to splurge on some accessories. Digging deep usually unveils treasures here.

I like this boutique. It has really cute clothes that are inexpensive. It caters to younger women and girls but all ages (if they stay in shape) can wear the clothing. It is in Broad Ripple in a great location. Overall, this one I recommend, the only thing I absolutely hate that they do is, they make you turn over your purse to them upon entering to shop and try on clothes. At least they used to a year or so ago when I last shopped there. This made me feel like I was being watched like a criminal about to sneak off with their stuff! I KNOW Broad Ripple has tons of thefts in the boutiques, but it gives a message to the customer… the «we don’t trust you» message. I think the owner should re-​think this policy. Believe me, I am a huge shopper and I have shopped at so many beautiful boutiques, here, Laguna Beach and LA, Chicago, New York, etc. and this is one TOUGH way of handling a theft issue. Otherwise, it is a great place to get cute clothes!