Kairds is how an Orcadian pronounces cards. The shop sells greetings cards for all occasions, gift…read morewrap, party hats, keyrings, fridge magnets and some souviniers also. It's a similar kind of shop to places like clinton cards or the card factory.

kairds is a very good shop where they sell lots of different stuff and the customer service was 5…read morestars.

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...

this is shut down now and became a wee gift shop and a cafe which im told is quite nice but i…read morereckon whatsits was better i got a tshirt from their for £4.50 when i was 13 and i still have it and im 23 soon lol its still in not bad conditionalso did lots of other bargins too shame its gone

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 combined tourist shop and cafe and we stopped here for coffee and a loo break en route to…read moreUllapool. The cafe had one of the best home made chocolate cakes it has been my pleasure to eat. The cake was so light and fluffy and the cream was so good, each bite was a pleasure. Tea and coffee was good too. Also purchased a local ice-cream (which I though tasted better than the Orkney one) and dunked that into the coffee to make iced coffee - delicious! The shop itself was lovely too - my traveling companion picked up a lovely mood ring for £3.50 and I picked up some local Scottish heather and whisky honey - just be careful to read labels because not all of it was raw. Also the loos are around at the back and only two stalls so can get busy. However standing in line here is a pleasure as you get to check out the spectacular bay of Tougue. A good place to stop for a breather!

this is a great little gift store and coffee/cafe. the gift shop stocks loads of local made gift…read moreideas and at great prices. The hot chocolate is scrummy in my tummy and the coffee and walnut cake got us back here for a second visit

Picture Shack Gallery is a must see place when you visit this beautiful little harbour town,…read moreLochinver. It features original works from some highly talented local artists and photographers, giving you a chance to take home some memories with you.