Most HMV stores are more of less identical inside, and this one is no different. With the lack of a…read moreVirgin/Zavvi in Inverness, HMV has pretty much free reign over the DVD and CD market in the city. The main reason for this is their sales. It's pointless buying anything at full price in HMV, because you can be guaranteed that within a couple of months the price will be slashed in one of their many, many sales, most of which claim to be their biggest sale ever. There is something for absolutely everyone in HMV, with every type of music and film you can think of, and then some. They also sell some film, TV and music memorabilia, although this tends to be fairly expensive. The staff are extremely knowledgable, however there are pretty much no staff around, except for those working the counter.

This has such a good selection on all times of music & dvd's. Found the counter staff always…read morefriendly. Situated in Eastgate

this uised to be the biggest and best CD shop in the inverness retail park. it had loads of offers…read moreand had a wide selection. staff were all young and knew their music. the only problem with this place is that it went into receivership about 5 years ago and was taken over by another company and it too went to the wall. i wish there was a replacement likes of fopp who could take on HMV in eastgate

magazine and newspaper central on inverness high street. this place has a huge range of magazines…read moreand browsing is great fun for half an hour or so. there are lots of good book offers 2 for 1 sort of thing especially coming to xmas. downstairs is the CD/DVD department along with more books. this is also the place to come for back to school stationery and diaries - especially in january when everything is half price. it is a busy shop and often has a short queue but nothing to worry about

A review from a visitor: First time here but from my…read moreexperience they have a Great Selection of games including some limited retro games and systems. - Prices seem fair. - dual floors for old school CDs/DVDs customer service was ok. Otherwise great store for games and old movies if you're in Inverness.

A nice size WHSmith store in the centre of the high street. They have a great range of magazines,…read moregift cards etc. There is a different section for stationery selling famous brands like Parker pens, folders, their own brand of stationery is pretty reasonable too. There is a downstairs section where they sell DVDs, CDs, and a huge range of books. WHSmiths is always my first stop for books and magazines. They get fairly busy but they usually have several members of staff serving. Its a decent size store for Inverness.

Located at the back of the large Borders store in Inverness. Which is next to the large Tesco…read moreExtra. It is very easy to find and has now only been open for a few weeks. It is located where the music and video section was previously. It is a decent size. It has everything that you would expect to find in a game store. It is very modern. And the layout is also very good. Everything is very easy to find as it is an open plan layout. They have all the games for the latest games consoles and hand held consoles also. They have all the latest releases as you would expect. And they also offer a reasonable selection of used video games for all the latest video games consoles. They always give excellent trade prices. There is also a reward card available at an initial cost of £3. Which enables you to get money off anything in store. And there is always good offers in store.

rubbish for computer gamers, it only caters for children console usersread more

What a fabulous spot! This is one of the more unique bookshops you will ever encounter. Housed for…read morethe past three or four decades in an old church, the vibe is about as cool as it gets. Beyond this, however, the number of volumes of used books you'll find here is impressive. Some things are a bit pricey, but you can find something on almost any subject. The owner was the one attending the checkout when we visited and he was quite efficient, polite and gracious. It can get a little crowded when busy, but this place is worth a stop just to appreciate the ambiance. Take a climb to the loft and take it all in for a moment.

My happy place! Loved loved loved this store. The location first of all is awesome, it's in an old…read morechurch and yes they do have a lit real fireplace in the center. The spiral staircase is just you would imagine in an old bookstore. Feels like you have stepped into another world. Even if you aren't a book fan drop in and check it out. You will be impressed by the amount of books and the quirkiness of this place. The largest second hand book store in Scotland and a must visit when you are in town.