Neat store with a nice selection, from snacks to chilled wine. More than just a convenience store…read more Want a newspaper, juice, and heated sausage wrap? This is your place!

handy and convenient place to shop at lunchtime if you are in inverness. you also know that you are…read moreshopping in a coi-operative rather than simply another global phenomenon. co-op's best feature is all their fair trade items. they have probably the biggest selection of all the supermarkets and even have fair trade chocolate on sale at times co-ops tend not to be the trnediest places to shop and to be honest i don't much like their sandwiches but they have a gooad and wide range of things and you either do your weekly shop in here or since it is compact just pop in for a few bits after work

What a great shop !! Appearances can be deceptive small on the outside but a huge range on the…read moreinside. Don't bother driving for miles for your groceries go to the Glenelg Shop.

Got all we needed for fair prices…read more We've been staying at the Loch Awe at a pretty remote Hotel. We came to Inveraray for a quick visit a needed some groceries for dinner. So we went into Londis here to have a look. It was quite a (positive) surprise to find everything we needed. Veggies, milk, cream, pasta, chicken breast and more. Not just that. You might expect it to have a bit higher prices than your average chain. But no, prices were really fair and not far away from the big chains. Quality of the products are good too. So, it is a good place to stock up your fridge if you're in town (or around).

Great convenience store not far from the centre of the village (just a short walk). It's…read moresurprisingly large inside and the shelves are fully stacked with just about all the groceries you'd need, fresh, tinned, frozen, chilled - and there are lots of snacks (pies, sandwiches, cakes) to take away too. You can also buy various drinks, newspapers, magazines, maps, even coal for your open fire! There's a useful petrol filling station immediately outside too. The lady who served me was very pleasant and friendly so I'll be back for more supplies next time I'm in that area!

greta little local shop where i often popped in for a bar of chocolate at lunchtime. not least cos…read morethere was a bonny blonde at the till. it is next to the high school so is busy at school lunch time but is still a friendly little shop. it has the usual bargains of 4 bars for £1 etc designed to make my wallet slim and tummy fat. i wonder if the wee blonde likes fatties, lol

Alton & Finlay, better known by the locals as the Top Shop, is based in Broadford, Isle of Skye…read more It's a mini-market where, obviously, the prices are a little higher than the Co-op in the same village, but you'll find some tasty morsels at the Top Shop that you wouldn't find in the Co-op. Locals and tourists alike can buy daily and weekly newspapers and magazines (a really good selection for such a small shop), wine, beer & spirits, cigarettes/cigars, soft drinks, fresh and frozen veg, frozen meats plus packed meats such as ham and bacon. Pies, tinned foods of all descriptions, household goods such as washing detergents & liquids, candles, matches, soap, firelighters, dusters - you name it, you'll probably find it here. Service is fast, efficient and friendly and the owner, Mr Finlay is what one would call 'a bit of a character- - great fun on a good day! So, if you are holiday in or around Broadford, either B&B or camping, pop into Alton & Finlay and you're sure to find that little something you left at home!

This morning noon and night has been taken over by the Co-op and been given a face lift…read more It's a well stocked wee shop but don't expect fantastic service. The staff like talking to each other and sitting through the back ignoring the bell! They also often leave stock in the aisles making it a bit of an obstacle course to try to get to the counters. The shop sells everything from wine to bread and has a cashline machine at the front door. It also has a lottery machine.

'Meh' is right on…read more This on-campus cornershop just about does the job when the study stomach rumbles kick in but when it comes to fresh produce, I'm consistently disappointed with the quality of the fruit. Stock is limited, prices are higher than other supermarkets and it generally makes for a cramped shopping experience. I grab and go. As fast as I can. On the plus side, staff couldn't be nicer and the asian food section is very reasonable. But avoid the sad, poorly fruit section!