My primary objective when I stopped at the Morrisons in Alness on Tuesday 9 July 2019 was to see if…read moreI could find some laundry detergent. I was on a 17 consecutive-day heritage travel trip to Scotland and did not bring clothes cleaning items. I looked at the offerings and did not find any travel size, so I went with some food items instead. They had both in-house prepared food offerings as well as packaged brands. The parking lot was large and I sat in my car eating my food. No one seemed to mind. I also withdrew money at an ATM on the front of the building, conversion was covered at withdrawal and I had no issues with the withdrawal processing. Pricing was good, workers were kind, and the store easy to navigate. The overall feel of the place reminded me of a grocery store we have in Washington State (United States of America) called Haggen. It was also a grey day on my visit, which added to the overall feeling of home as I come from a place with lots of cloudy weather as well.

From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.

Before arriving at the ferry holding lanes in Ullapool on Wednesday 10 July 2019, I stopped by the…read moreTesco to get some supplies as I was uncertain what I would find in Stornoway as I had not been before. Later, while on my ferry journey to Stornoway, I decided to look up the Tesco company and learned it was founded in 1919 and had operations outside of Scotland in a handful of countries including Hungary and Ireland. The inside of the store was straightforward to navigate and I got a few produce items, canned goods, and a small container of eggs. The prices were good and check out was simple with friendly workers. Products I bought were in good condition and served as snack and meal items both on the ferry ride to Stornoway and while in the Outer Isles until I replenished my supplies. Produce items and eggs were fresh and flavorful and the canned items and eggs easy to cook with.

We don't have tesco where i live so I didn't know what to expect. I went for ready to eat takeaway…read moreitems and found plenty in the refrigerator sections. Good prices and a descent selection, though Keto items - breads, protein shakes, protein bars - don't seem to be a thing here. So I settled for deli meat, boiled eggs and some zero sodas. Scan and go checkouts but bring your own bag, like in much of Europe.

This is one of their smaller locations in the busy part of town. We were looking to stock up for a…read morefew days and were glad to find what we were looking for. I can see how parking can be a pain here but we got lucky with a spot on the side street right next to it.

We stopped in her multiple times on our trip. Our rental home lacked several simple items that we…read moreneeded for cooking. Mostly for wine...... but, sometimes for that late night snack. It's not set up like American grocery stores for sure. No additional packaging is one thing you won't miss over here! The use of wrapping everything in plastic is a no go!! If you're looking for plastic straws it too will be a no go. However, they do have paper straws. They are incredibly earth and environment friendly. I so love this. A feature we as ambassadors of the earth need to adopt. It's such an easy habit to pick up on. The food is different here. You can still find junk food to eat for that late night snack. September 2023

On my way out of the Isle of Skye area on Monday 15 July 2019, I stopped by the Co-op in Kyle to…read moreget some snacks for the road. I had gone to catch a ferry towards Fort William and found I had confused the schedule. So, I decided to circle back through Kyle on my way east and south. The Co-op was easy to spot and the parking lot easy to maneuver in and out of. The store was well stocked and had an abundance of snack items. I went with two flavours/preparations of Kings 100% British & Irish Beef (British BBQ jerky and Rib Eye Flavour Biltong) as well as Scottish butter toffee (Buchanan's). All three items were delicious and well packaged for the road. Prices were fair and workers kind.

Decided to come here and get some groceries for breakfast. Found the bread okay, but the eggs are…read morehidden away in Aisle 21! Nice helpful staff directed us to the correct place. I thought the store itself was well laid out, with very spacious aisles and a massive parking lot. Finding the free phone to call taxi at entrance was initially confusing, but it was our error as we misheard the cashier's instructions (thought it was all the way outside, but it was actually located inside the entrance doors!) Had an overall good shopping experience and no complaints. Yelp 74 /2019

Morrisons has everything but distilled water, which I needed. There's lot of good craft beer as…read morewell to purchase.

Everyone talks about the giant stores in America but I like the ones in Europe and they are just as…read moreor more impressive. This has everything that you can imagine and relatively good choices compared to the US. I am a fan. Don't judge me but I bought some clothes from here too.

Based in a large retail park consisting of pet shop, cinema, gym and clothes shops, this particular…read moreTesco branch boasts the highest sales of any supermarket around the Inverness area. It has a large electrical and clothing area, much larger than the other local Tesco, and tends to be able to stock lines that the smaller stores cannot. Saying that, the customer service lets the store down. Staff are always rushing, reluctant to take you to anything you ask for, and the queues at the checkouts are often horrendous - for that reason, I would suggest avoiding the store on a Saturday. Still, everything you need under one roof is something you cannot complain about.

Strath stores is an ideal little shop for locals and tourists alike to get daily basic essentials…read more They supply the main things such as freshly baked breads/rolls and cakes etc, as well as having a deli counter too. There are fridges and a couple of freezers out the back which store some frozen food, as well as pies, freshly prepared salads and rice dishes, and other dairy products. There is also a good selection of tinned foods, as well as toiletries and household products. This, like I mentioned, is a god send to locals who can get there daily essentials to top them up until they do there big shop in the supermarket. They don't only do shopping, but there is also internet access available upon request, which is such a good key point especially with a caravan park just next to them, holiday makers can access the internet while on holiday. Excellent!!! It is easy to access especially as there is a car park directly opposite the shop. The only tiny thing i would say is when it's busy, because of the layout of where the tills are, when there is a queue it's hard to get from the fridges over to the shelves with the tins. But this is only a tiny little nit pick. It's an excellent little shop.

I visited this Tesco while on a long road trip to visit a friend. We knew we had to pick up booze…read morefor the weekend while we were en route, and when our bladders told us we had to stop in Aviemore we decided to pop into Tesco. Firstly, this Tesco has toilets, but only one ladies and one gents so there was a bit of a queue! Secondly, the staff are lovely. The man who served us was jolly and cheerful, and laughed at us for the amount of prosseco we were buying (we were somewhat out of place amongst all the local Saturday morning shoppers). He then went on to give us directions to where we were headed, super useful when you have no mobile signal in the Highlands. Yes, it's a small Tesco, but you're in a small town so that's to be expected. It served us well and we left with a smile, and what more could you ask for?

Tescos are taking over the world, even Aviemore. That said, even Aviemore needs groceries…read more Small (by comparison to other stores) with reasonable stock for its size. Gets pretty crowded in tourist season and can sell out of things. Car park is poorly laid out and becomes a nightmare when busy, the entrance is ridiculously close to a pedestrian crossing which contributes to grid lock on the main street at busy times.