Nice gift & souvenir shop in Inverness, Scotland. They sell a multitude of items. Took us awhile…read moreto decide which items to purchase for souvenirs for our home. We were happy with what we bought. Prices seemed fair compared to the other stores we stopped at. Granted we only went to a couple of other shops. The service provided by the staff member was friendly and helpful. The shop was clean and well organized. Because of this one time experience, I can recommend Caledonian gifts & souvenirs to tourists like myself.

Excellent range of gifts and trinkets - AND lifesaving items such as plug adaptors, for people that…read morelike to leave their originals plugged into walls in Ullapool. Yes, Morrisons carries them - when they bother to restock. And, yes, Tesco may very well have them, but they're 2/10ths of a mile further in the rain - so, who really knows if they carry them? HOWEVER Caledonian Gifts DOES have them - and so earns the praise due those that provide - THANK YOU!

Harbour Treasures is a little shop down by the Lossiemouth harbour. We shopped there just before…read moreChristmas in 2007 and found the most adorable Christmas tree decorations. We plan on shopping there again this year to see what little trinkets we can find. They also sell gifts and jewellery for all ages. They have little quirky gifts for children, mimicking old style toys like spinning tops and wooden soldiers. They also sell very modern and unique gifts such as Christmas decoration and table lamps in styles of high heels and boots. It really is a little treasure trove with lots of little nooks and crannies to explore.

If you are searching for a shop to purchase souvenirs in Edinburgh, Scotland, then Edinburgh Woolen…read moreMill is a store that you may want to check out. They carry a ton of different merchandise made in Scotland. You can find everything from clothes to food and everything in between. Unfortunately, we only had about 30 minutes to explore the store. It was not enough time to find great deals. The products we were interested in were priced higher than other stores we had visited that day. We ended up purchasing nothing. There were staff present, but no one assisted us. If someone had, then we probably would have bought some goods. Although, we were unsuccessful in finding good deals, you may be lucky. Check them out for yourself when you are visiting Edinburgh, Scotland.

So the three stars is because this store only had ONE small table of sweaters made in England!!…read more The name is very misleading as nothing in the store is made in Edinburgh, or indeed anywhere in Scotland, and so if you purchase anything from this shop, the money isn't really supporting local industry. On the plus side, you can get everything at a great price, but for me, I really want to shop and support local. The gentleman at the counter was really very nice and friendly, but overall I was disappointed. Yelp 70/ 2019

This is a great wee shop that sells different gift ideas. I got a beautiful wooden box with 21…read morecarved in the top for a friends 21st birthday and it made a good gift box too. I would recommend this shop for lovely gift ideas that are made by the owner.

The shopping isn't cheap, but if you're on the hunt for gifts, I think you'll find a great variety…read morehere. There are lots of clothes, shoes, bags, fine goods, household decor, and kitchen supplies, as well as a nice stock of jams, sweets, and baked goods. The cafe is really good and is well worth a visit, but it can get very crowded. Get there in plenty of time to grab a good table! The parking lot is ample sized with large spaces, but it will fill up early. It seems to be a very popular place for tourists.

I think this place appeals to a yelper of a certain demographic; not one that includes me, however…read moreI've rated it highly as it does what it does well. Brodie country fayre is a kind of rustic department store near Brodie castle. It has a range of clothes and homewear products. At the back is a department store style restaurant, however, the specials do seem to be just that. I had slow roasted pork with a apple and red cabbage accompaniment in a rich gravy which I really enjoyed. Whilst most of the products weren't for me, the deli section was great. Of course it's a bit pricey, but I think for an occasional treat that's ok, and the quality really was good. I probably won't return to Brodie country fayre for anything but food, but don't let that put you off. If you can spare some time and you're in the area pop in. And if the word saga often appears in your holiday choices, this is probably something you would REALLY enjoy. I'd recommend it.

I think this shop is brilliant! I am passionate about the Fairtrade Movement, and so I think it's…read morereally good that Dornoch, having had Fairtrade status for a few years, now has a wonderful shop dedicated to selling fairly traded products and helping people work their way out of desperate situations and get themselves a decent standard of living. I can do almost all of my Christmas and general gift shopping there, because there's such a wide variety of stuff from all over the world. Of course, I can't resist all the yummy food, chocolate and sweeties either! :D The atmosphere is always friendly - indeed the door is often opened for you as you go in! They play a lot of world music which makes a great change from the mainstream stuff that one hears in many shops. You're sure to find something really different for presents or even just to treat yourself! Fantastic little shop and I hope to see more Simply The Best shops opening elsewhere in the future :D

From the owner: Proud supplier of the Good Feeling you get when you support Fair Trade…read more In 2005, Dornoch became the first Fairtrade Town in the Scottish Highlands. In 2009, Simply The Best opened their doors, becoming the first (and still the only) shop in Dornoch dedicated to Fair Trade. Show You Care - Buy Fair Trade...

The Falls of Shin was a lovely place to visit this November. We were lucky to spot some salmon…read morejumping through the water, even on a cold wet day. Aswell as the falls, there are lovely walks through the forest with different wildlife to spot. There were walks suitable for everyone, and we had no problem even with a buggy and mother who has had two knee replacements. There is a large free car park which accomodates all vehicles. There were a couple of buses there at the time, this however did not affect the visitor centre too much. The Harrods gift shop is well worth a wee look. Staff are very welcoming and approachable, even though there was a good few older people, there was still plenty of room for us to manoever the buggy! Gifts are reasonable priced and the usual Harrods bags are available to buy. The restaurant was ver good value for money, around £7.00 per main meal and all meals were plentiful. The salads were especially appetising! For the children there is a large play park and also a mini assault course to keep them amused! Well worth a visit for all the family, at any time of year!