What an interesting wee shop. We just stopped here by chance while touring around the area and we…read morewere glad we did. Slightly esoteric in its nature, it has a lovely selection of natural remedies, essential oils and jewelry all sold by a very knowledgeable and charming vendor. My wife bought skin creams and an oil burner and I bought a lovely locally made shaving soap bar. We went back again last time we were in the area. Hard not to. It's a lovely wee shop in a lovely little town.

I love this place. A few years ago, on the way to Cromarty,…read morewe came across this little gem, and I am so glad we went in! The smell when you come in is so phantastic, this is not your average tourist souvenir shop, you come in and feel welcome, sort of at home, it's hard to describe. There is so much to discover, I easily spend an hour browsing, even though it's a small shop. Got to chat a bit with the lovely vendor, who is a trained herbalist, and she really knows her stuff, she gave me very good advice for my skin condition and I bought quite some stuff off her, could have bought the whole shop. We went back another time to stock up, sadly we haven't been able to go back to the highlands for a couple of years, I just wish we had a shop like this in Hamburg! There is a big public car park across the road. If you want tips on what to do in the area, the vendor will gladly give you tips, e.g. How to get to the nearby Glen.

A lovely shop but I have never bought anything from there…read more It stocks ladies clothing and accessories and it caters for a certain type of lady, very stylish in a classical way and that just isn't me!!!! The stuff is lovely but I feel I am 20 years too young (ok maybe 10) and probably not stylish enough. The lady who runs the shop is really lovely and friendly and if that is the type of clothing you are looking for I am sure she would go all out to get you what you are looking for. Even if it is not your thing worth going in for a nosey round.

Sorry to have tried for 2 wedding outfits arrived at 12:50 and abruptly told we close for lunch at…read more13:00 The Lady was most unhelpful. Shop must be doing well If you can turn customers away for lunch.

An aladdins cave full of bargains to be had, from household items such as cleaning products,…read morecandles/incense to ornaments and bedding, curtains and electrical items etc. There are some really nice gift sets available, and lots of baby items, prams and moses baskets, as well as young childrens clothes and toys. DIY products can be found here also. Megs bargains is at its busiest when the cruise liners are docked in the harbour near by, with many tourists looking for souviners, megs has a section with a vast selection of items which would delight any tourist. There are always good sales on, with things being reduced dramatically. There are always little baskets scattered around the place with little reduced items. I was delighted to go in there last week and come out with a lot of things for peoples christmas. It is easily accessed as it is on the level, unfortunately with the layout as it is it is kind of hard to move around, and could possibly be re-addressed, as the aisles are narrow and when it's busy it's very frustrating to move. pushchairs and wheelchairs would find it difficult to move about. Sometimes, too, there is stock lying in the aisles which again, is very annoying when you have to either try and get past it or go back and round the other way.. Parking is also an issue as there is not much space, however it is only a couple of minutes walking distance from the car parks in the town. Megs bargains can actually be missed when driving in the car mainly because it is a little off the main street, it would probably benefit from a sign or something pointing directly to its whereabouts. But apart from that it is well worth a look, especially with the friendly staff.

When I got back to the ship, I realized that I missed 3 of the 11 murals. They are beautifully…read moredrawn & painted, rich with imagery and messages. Looking at photos taken years ago, they remain in excellent condition. It costs nothing to look at them, but if you want to donate to help keep them pristine, you can do so at their website: Invergordonoffthewall.org.uk

This is a great village shop. Is well stocked and not too expensive. Great for everyday things or…read morestuff you forgot at the supermarket (or even a bottle of wine and some chocs). There is a small post office which saves a trip into town. Great for the local community.

A nice little shop / restaurant - friendly staff…read more After visiting Inverness and a quick look at the Cawdor Castle we looked for a place for a short break. This one here looked very welcoming with a lovely patio. It's more of a shop than a restaurant. But there are a good number of fresh sandwiches available and some pies and a good selection of drinks. We chose a beef pie and a spicy chicken sandwich (Piri Piri) and two sodas. Staff was very friendly and good for a quick chat. The patio is nicely done and offers some countryside views. Prices here are very low. We just paid a few pounds for all of it. Pie was good (enjoy it cold or warm - as you order) and the sandwich tasted very fresh. It was a nice little shop here. Too bad it - at least when we visited - looked a bit quiet. Not many customers or guests around. Really a shame, because it's the kind of local shop / restaurant that you wanna visit when on vacation ... or even as a local.

A wee shop, however, they have tables inside & out, serves coffee, sandwiches & ht items like pies,…read moresausage rolls. Good wee selection of food items, small selection f gifts. The couple were friendly

This is a lovely wee gift shop on the Brae. Some lovely, unusual gifts, pictures, etc. I could…read morehave bought quite a lot more of it. Well worth checking out

During a stay in Nairn, this was our "big" grocery, with the "co-op" being our small one. Parking…read morewas easier here. You'll find everything you need.

It's a standard Sainsbury's store. It offers a nice change from the ever dominating Tescos store…read more Petrol seems quite cheap here.

Noreen & Kelly's is an independent business which is easily accessed as it is central in the middle…read moreof the high street. parking surrounds the shop both at the back and at the other side of the street. On the level access, so easy for pushchairs and wheelchairs to enter. Inside there is a selection of clothing, babies and young children to womens clothing and underwear. As well as knitting and sewing items. Prices are ok, but sometimes the garments are not always 'in' with the season. Sizes are a little bit limited, and the clothing rails are so close that it's hard to move around. there are 2 changing rooms which is handy if you do find clothes to try on. There are times when you will find a gorgeous piece of clothing but most of the time it is for the more mature ladies. Window displays are always enticing, and they continually have offers on during the year. Staff are friendly and willing to help.