Angel’s Attic

Short version:
While not as large as some other consignment stores, the staff here is extremely friendly and helpful. You may not find what you’re looking for, but the owner will be happy to help you try and find whatever you have in mind. As this is a new business, I’m looking forward to seeing where it goes.
Long:
This is a relatively new consignment boutique in town. They’re located in a strip mall right next to Area 51 and the Waterloo Road Victory Motors. Once you find the spot, it’s easy to get into the building.
This location definitely has the «feel» of being a small-​owned business. That’s not a bad thing! But there isn’t a ton of room here, and things do feel a bit cluttered. That tends to be the downside of most consignment or thrift stores, though. Clothes were in one spot, shoes in another, and knick-​nacks in another. It seemed like there was a decent organization in place — even if there was a lot of stuff to look through.
Staff here (the owner and her husband were here when I was) were extremely helpful. She was quick to greet me when I got there, and she was happy to help me try and find what I was looking for. When things were in the store itself, she went looking in the back to see if they had it but hadn’t put it out yet. She was even willing to «make note» of what I wanted and call me if the item came in. She was beyond helpful, and she seemed genuinely passionate about selling items.
When it comes to what they sell, the stores seems to be split between clothing and other-​items about half-​and-​half. Like any consignment store, stock will change, but there was very little furniture here for purchase. Lots of dishes and kitchen items as well as decorative items. Couple furniture items, but not a lot. Everything was in clean and acceptable condition.
Pricing is good! Everything is pretty fairly priced to begin with, but if the item has been there for more than 30 days, it’s 20% off. If it’s been there for more than 60 days, it goes to 50% off the tagged price. It can be bit a bit hard to remember, but each item has the date it was accepted on it, and there’s a sign at the front that reminds you of this pricing scheme.
For those who want to sell things, it’s pretty simple. It’s a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ split. If you don’t pick up your unsold items within 90 days, the item will be donated. The payment for your item will be issued on the 15^th of the month.