Rosie's Place
Morning
- Kick-start your morning with breakfast or brunch at Rosie’s Place or Sunrise Café at Uptown. You can’t go wrong with a classic breakfast of eggs, bacon and toast. Don’t leave Rosie’s without ogling at the bakery section and grabbing one (or two) ooey gooey butter cookies, their signature treat.
- Fuel up for your day of exploration with a warm or iced beverage at Noble Coffee and Tea. Try the best-seller Jamaican Me Crazy blend with caramel, vanilla and Kahlua for a taste of the island.
- The Noblesville Square is perhaps best known for its assortment of antique shops. If you’re serious about shopping to find that perfect treasure or just want to browse, spend at least a few hours wandering the Noblesville Antique Mall, Logan Village Mall, A Corner Cottage or Old Picket Fence.
- Pair your antique finds with some trendy clothes at local boutiques like The Wild Bohemian Boutique, Lil Bloomers, or Bash Boutique. Treat yourself and put together a head-to-toe ensemble.
Little Gypsie
Afternoon
- If all that shopping makes you hungry, there are no shortage of local restaurants within walking distance. Check out Asian Grill, Copper Still Kitchen & Bar or Courtney’s Kitchen – bonus points if you order a breaded pork tenderloin sandwich, a Hoosier classic.
- Downtown Noblesville is home to a flourishing arts community, as evident in the murals, alleyway activations and crosswalk art. Visit Caravan Classes for a hands-on art experience or Nickel Plate Arts, a thriving arts hub with in-house artists creating daily in their studios.
- Grab a pre-dinner pint at Barley Island Brewing Company, Hamilton County’s oldest brewery. Try the Dirty Helen, the flagship brew with moderate hop bitterness and a slightly nutty flavor to finish.
Historic Noblesville Square
Evening
- Enjoy dinner at Matteo’s Ristorante Italiano, a white linen Italian restaurant with a native-born chef. Customers rave about the lasagna, served with pesto, tomato sauce and chicken sausage.
- Indulge in a scoop of ice cream at Alexander’s on the Square, an old-fashioned soda shop with classic ice creams and malts. Take your cone and stroll along the new Noblesville Riverwalk trail along the White River.
- In the summer, finish the evening by checking out one of the ongoing music series at Federal Hill Commons, Forest Park or on the lawn of the courthouse.
Parking
Note that two-hour free street parking is available around the Square and public metered parking is also available in designated lots. Refer to the parking map on Noblesville Main Street’s website for more details.
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