It's not Blackbridge bargains any more - it's Blackbridge furnishings and the furniture is all new…read morenot second hand. It does however sell good furniture - I tend to buy all my wood furniture (bookshelves, chest of drawers etc) from here. There is a huge selection to choose from and all at pretty decent prices. The majority of it is flat pack but it is fairly straightforward to put together - easier than some of the IKEA furniture I've tried in the past. I think they will assemble it for you if you ask. They do a delivery service or you can take it away when it suits you.

Great service, Great price and delivers the very next day after I ordered. Who needs these big…read morefaceless brands like DFS! These guys get my business every time

Lovely cafe with delicious food. We had the perfect hot soup of the day, a tuna melt and a ham and…read morecheese toastie. So good! The onions rings too! Delicious home cooked food, gifts to take home, and the owners are a lovely couple.

Lovely spot for a home-cooked breakfast right off the road. The hot chocolate was frothy and…read moreabsolutely delicious. The wee Redburn Scottish breakfast was a real treat. The owners were delightful! Clean bathrooms for customers, and a nice selection of cute souvenirs. We were in and out with our tummies happy and full, ready to continue our road trip.

Superdrug is a pretty good size store in the centre of the High Street. It is like all the other…read moreSuperdrug stores. It is well-laid out in different sections and has a great range of make-up, shower and bath lotions, body lotions, deoderants, there are also the standard range of vitamins and cold and flu remedies. They also sell perfumes and electric bits and pieces like straighteners and hair stylers. The staff are ever so friendly and the pharmacy is rarely very busy.

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!

Lloyds is a lovely pharmacy on church street with the Pharmacy at the back of the store and general…read morehealth products towards the front. The store is pretty small but never usually too busy like larger stores such as boots are so you can often get your prescription filled a little quicker. They sell some lovely bits and pieces at the front of the store and are now selling health equipment like exercise balls and the like.

American Tourist here…read more Here is the racist or possibly just rude conversation that happened as we entered the restaurant. Me: Table for 2 please Old man (i assume the owner): {blank stare}...sorry I can't help you i'm thinking this guy is kidding and chuckle a little and pause for his reply He then points around the restaurant and says we don't have space. I look around and there are like plenty of open tables I look back at the old guy and he pauses...and says they are ALL reserved. queue awkward silence....now everyone is staring at us and i'm like ok let's GTFO. So, maybe we completely misread the situation but it seemed to us that a racist guy basically said "we don't serve your kind here." OR We just had a conversation with a rude and/or socially awkward man. No option of waiting for a table or taking the order to go...

Had lunch here after our Loch Ness boat tour. What a nice surprise beside the road! The couple who…read moreruns this restaurant are old and a bit awkward, yes, but my husband and I had a delightful lunch. They're kinda slow, but be patient. You're in the country. Relax. They'll get you what you need. The langoustines were delicious and perfectly cooked, and generously portioned. I can't remember what my husband had, but he liked it; it might have been a venison dish. I really enjoyed their selection of Fenitman's sodas. It was a great find, and I left feeling quite satisfied. Call ahead for a reservation, because they get booked up really quickly. As soon as we got off the boat, I called to make a reservation and we high-tailed it over there before everyone else figured out that it was the closest place to eat.

Our last night in Inverness was rounded out by our experience at The Highlander Bar...the third of…read morethree nearby music venues on or near Church Street in the heart of Inverness. A fantastic singer was on stage sharing a variety of tunes from different eras. We tried the Fried Mars Bar for dessert which seems local a local "delicacy" as we saw it on the menu a bunch of places in town. It was definitely indulgent but the Mars Bar itself kind of got lost in the process or seemed to melt away in the frying. The staff was friendly and they've got a decent whisky selection too. Loved the cow art on the bathroom doors!

Fun atmosphere. Authentic Scottish music. Good pub food and friendly people. Crowded on a Sunday…read morenight with lots of locals.

I really like this shop. Friendly and knowledgeable staff with a genuine interest in creativity and…read moretechnique. Stocks lots of different media, canvas and boards. Feels a bit crowded, but they have packed a huge amount into a tiny space. So glad I found this shop.