Angel Whispers

When me and my boyfriend visited Angel Whispers, he said he felt like he was in a coffin it was so small! Needless to say he wasn’t a fan.
For me, it wasn’t so much the size that put me off, but the bland stock. I was in here a few days ago and can barely remember any of the designers labels they had in stock since the clothes bored me a little. They reminded me very vaguely of some of the clothes you get in the cool designer section of Camden Market in London, but done really badly. I can’t think of any high street clothes that thee clothes would fit in well with… I suppose maybe a less exciting Dorothy Perkins.
There’s a scant collection of clothing on offer and a couple of really gorgeous knitted cardi’s which redeemed it somewhat for me. But although some people may find a cute little black dress for a fancy dinner, it wasn’t as glamourous as I expected from the quality of the designers, nor did anything really grab my attention. What’s more, it was moderately expensive for a little boutique. Go have a gander as the woman is nice, but it’s a wee bit blah… sorry.

Nice name, nice shop. Angel Whispers specialises in quirky gifts for females, ranging from clothing to candles.
Despite resembling a small bedroom in size, the atmosphere in the shop is remarkably laid-​back. In saying that, browsing will take you little over a minute before you’re faced with the awkward scenario of saying a chirpy «bye!» to the staff member you’ve just given an enthusiasic «hello!» to.
Not spectacular, but not bad. To my untrained eye at least.

I want to support small local businesses, I really do. But, as every small businessperson knows, you have to work even harder to hold your own against the big guys. This place just doesn’t seem to be working hard enough. To give it a good review would be dishonest.
The little boutique sells a very small selection of women’s clothes, all of which I found to be tacky and overpriced. A few completely random accessories and beauty items were scattered around.
Sorry :(