this is a cool shop full of wee cool items like toys and gifts they also like a normal newsagent…read moresell lots of magazines, birthday cards and ciggys stamps ect but the back bits all full of stuff made in caithness and other gift ideas i really like it but it is slightly over priced i mean come on £8 for a wee glass necklace coz it was made in caithness? get over it :| the staff are usually friendly but mostly about 16 years old and a bit daft but theres a few older people who have been there longer and know what there talking about

this is the largest book/paper shop in Wick,next door to woolworths in the market square, they sell…read moresuch wonderfull cards and nick nacks, there is also a nice range of teddies and collectables, jewellery and ornaments, it is the best place to go when you want a book that is hard to find

The quernstone are primarily a local knitwear store and sell varieties of handmade knitwear and…read morelocal supplies. They also have a giftshop/bric a brac section in the front of the shop selling cards, jewellery, beanie toys, candles, beads, gifts and various things. One of those places you could spend an endless amount of time browsing at all the pretty things. All in all a lovely shop.

great little shop full of everything you need. including newspapers and magazines.. they do a…read moreselection of everyday food stuffs, jam sugar tea etc. also a nice arrange of greetings cards and calanders

The corner shop in wick is a fantastic shop, its open from early in the morning up until 10pm at…read morenight, which means its great if you need to rush out and grab something at night. It sells the usually comics, magazines and newspapers all newsagents should, and it also has, sweets, juice and other snacks. It has a great selection of birthday cards and stationary at very reasonable prices. They also sell cigarettes, tobacco and pipes. They stock seasonal gifts such as cards in the run up to Christmas and Easter and tourist things for tourists and they even stock seeds and fat balls for the birds.

good wee corner shop selling all your favourite magazines and newspapers they also do pet stuff and…read moregrains and other mad health foods too they sell sour watermelon penny sweets that rule i always get a box of them before going back to glasgow so they last me until i next visit lol

great shop this for tourists, it has a lot of tartan goods from jumpers and shawls to mens trousers…read moreand babies kilts. also has lots of arran knitting, kilts and woolens they also have a very nice coffee shop attached. it is situated right at john o groats so lovley scenery as well.

What a cool shop!! While exploring Kirkwall, Orkney, and the surrounding area of this part of…read moreScotland, we came upon Judith Glue. Looked like a good place to check out for souvenirs so Wifey and I dropped in to check them out. This shop is more than just a souvenir shop as we soon found out. They have an assortment of merchandise plus a cafe. The cafe is situated at the back of the shop. All the merchandise is located at the front of the store. The merchandise that stood out to me were all the lovely sweaters. I believe they were all made locally. Speaking of made locally, Wifey spotted a beautiful piece of artwork that she absolutely had to have for our home. The decorative plate was created by one of the local artists! By the way, the price was more than fair and the staff was friendly and helpful. If you are visiting the area, you are sure to find a souvenir that you want here. Make sure to check out this shop whenever you are in this part of Scotland!!

After checking out the magnificent St. Magnus Cathedral, I wandered out of the front door longing…read morefor something to drink and right in front of me was a Judith Glue shop and tearoom, so headed here to quench my thirst. So, I found two flavours of San Pellegrino that haven't seen anywhere else (Aranciata Amara and Melograno e Arancia). Re food - the Bannock with local chutney and cheese was scrumptious although I did get a slab of butter and bit into it thinking it was cheese! Also got salmon sandwich as takeaway - great local food and the coffee shop has the local handmade chairs so got to sit in those and they were very comfy! The cafe does have free wifi but the signal was very bad (bummer!) The shop has lovely postcards, amazing pottery and beautiful hand knit sweaters. Some stuff was marked down, but unfortunately nothing in my size, so I might be heading to their website soon for retail therapy. Would totally recommend stopping in.

This is a really nice shop - packed with a huge amount of stuff. There's gifts galore - jewellery,…read moreceramics, CDs, books,, ornaments . In fact the biggest drawback is that there is so much stuff - and all packed into a relatively small space - that it's quite hard to take in. Also, because of this I would say it's not a great shop to visit with small children - and probably not wheelchair friendly either. Through the back of the shop if the gallery - which again is very small, but always has some lovely work on display. The gallery hosts different exhibitions throughout the year - which range from woodwork to ceramics, glass, photography and paintings. There's definitely something for everyone here - if you can find it

a wee mad hippy shop that sells all sorts of oddities at silly prices it looks dead posh and scary…read moreand full of lots of breakables so i wouldnt reccomend going in with a big bag and smashing anything as the wuman behind the counter looked like she might murder and eat you but im sure shes lovely