Neat store with a nice selection, from snacks to chilled wine. More than just a convenience store…read more Want a newspaper, juice, and heated sausage wrap? This is your place!

handy and convenient place to shop at lunchtime if you are in inverness. you also know that you are…read moreshopping in a coi-operative rather than simply another global phenomenon. co-op's best feature is all their fair trade items. they have probably the biggest selection of all the supermarkets and even have fair trade chocolate on sale at times co-ops tend not to be the trnediest places to shop and to be honest i don't much like their sandwiches but they have a gooad and wide range of things and you either do your weekly shop in here or since it is compact just pop in for a few bits after work

What a great little store. And to be clear, this is much more than a convenience store. They have…read morefresh produce, fresh baked goods, and beer, cider, and spirits. What's more is it is a co-op and so has members with a common mission of giving back to their community. It's wonderful to see these stores throughout Scotland. This particular store is tidy and organized and has a good selection of groceries. Don't miss it!

greta little local shop where i often popped in for a bar of chocolate at lunchtime. not least cos…read morethere was a bonny blonde at the till. it is next to the high school so is busy at school lunch time but is still a friendly little shop. it has the usual bargains of 4 bars for £1 etc designed to make my wallet slim and tummy fat. i wonder if the wee blonde likes fatties, lol

This shop is a god send. It is situated within the housing estate on the south lodge area of the…read moretown. It has the essentials that anyone can get such as milk, bread, newspapers, buscuits, tins of food, pet food, and they also sell alcohol. The best thing however about the shop is it is a paypoint, which you can buy meter tokens/ load the meter key or pay your rent here. I have used this little shop many times when my meter has gone out, its great for those elderly persons who don't want to travel far, they can go in and get the bare essentials needed. A small shop, but definately a great one. I'd be lost if it closed. The staff are friendly, and always chat away. Very frienldy.

This shop is located at the top end of Invergordon. This is a very handy local shop. It is ideal…read morefor when you cant be bothered walking or driving down the high street. Or for the pensioners who just want to go for their milk and bread. The have evertyhing from a paypoint to alcohol. The shop staff are always very friendly and will chat awa to you. And if there is anything your are needing they will do their best to help you find what you are looking for. The only thing that could be improved is that they only accept cash payments which means if you dont have any money on you then you have to go down the main high street.

A really nice co-op with a large and affordable selection of goods. This isn't your usual small…read moretown convenience store where there's only one of every type of food; it's got everything you'd expect from a mid-size Tesco or Sainsbury's. Plus, it's open until 10pm each night!

This morning noon and night has been taken over by the Co-op and been given a face lift…read more It's a well stocked wee shop but don't expect fantastic service. The staff like talking to each other and sitting through the back ignoring the bell! They also often leave stock in the aisles making it a bit of an obstacle course to try to get to the counters. The shop sells everything from wine to bread and has a cashline machine at the front door. It also has a lottery machine.

This store is part of the cooperative group as a community shop. you can buy all your daily news…read morepapers here, provisions, lottery ect. Nice staff but the woman was surprised when l gave her my dividend card for a laugh even though the store is part of the cooperative group it is not part of the dividend scheme.

A local institution, this store has not changed for many years - but in a good way!…read more The staff have more or less remained the same for years, from being a teenager wanting sweeties to popping in years later for a paper and some milk. Most importantly, the prices are not too bad for a convience store, and the staff tend to remember the same faces coming in, and are as friendly as they can possibly be.

The Croy Shop is just a wee village shop owned by one of the residents of Croy. They stock local…read morefresh food from local farms. For example they have free range eggs from a local farm, locally produced milk and cheese, homebaked cakes. They also sell standard fare such as bread, magazines, cigarettes, alcohol, greetings cards, wood/kindling also. The staff are very friendly and the shop is open 7am-7pm mon to fri/sat with shorter hours on sunday.

i used to live in foyers and always liked this shop, post office and tea room. i just went past the…read moreother day and notice there is a set of stairs and a ramp outside as previously there was quite restricted disabled access. the cafe and post office are run by Karen and Tim runs the shop. the shop is the hub of the village now that the church has all but closed its doors (but that is another story). i fondly remember sunday afternoons in the tearoom with a bunch of musicians in impromtu ceilidhs