Family run petrol station on the A96. Good service, staff always willing to help be it putting air…read morein your tyres or pump your fuel. Sometimes the fuel is a penny or so more expensive than the other petrol stations in town but worthwhile to support the local businesses.

Convenient little shop on the corner of Forres (A96) and Lochloy Roads. Good variety stocked. Not…read moreas big as either of the Co-Ops in town but conveniently located and long(ish) opening hours.

a Scotmid, situated on the way of Nairn, just over the bridge. Has a small hot food selection…read more Friendly lady serving.

Large Tesco - serving everything you need. Large car park next to the town and used by people…read morenipping in the town for a couple of hours only.

Its a big tesco, not much more you can say! It has a clothing and electrical section and gets very…read morebusy at peak times. The road past it jams up at busy times too due to the crazy number of roundabouts nearby.

Strathisla's distinction is that it's the oldest licensed distillery in Scotland, as well as the…read moreprettiest. Not surprising for a distillery this old, it has gone through good and bad times and changed hands. The Chivas Brothers purchased the distellery in 1950, and uses the whiskey it produced prominently in its blends. Hence today, it's marketed as "the spiritual home of Chivas" rather than its old brand. Across the street in a park, there's a well with the sign stating that it as the spring head for the water used by the distillery. The distillery is indeed photogenic, and we also did a blending class there. We learned of the major flavor compounds of a whiskey and then given our free rein to blend our own personal blends, which was kind of fun.

Had the opportunity to stop at the oldest working distillery in the Highlands for a couple hours…read morebetween rides on The Dram Tram. Strathisla, makers of Chivas, is within walking distance of the Keith Station. Makes for a great storefront photo. Upon arrival it was obvious that their staff has no issue taking care of their guests. Without a tour or tasting appointment we were lead to their barrel-shaped bar, just beyond the welcoming desk. We were able to do a small flight and taste a couple other whiskeys all while relaxed on a squashy couch. We even tried some of the bar snacks. My only lament was that, not being much of a Whisky aficionado, I didn't really care for their Scotch. However, if you're a fan of the brand you will not regret making a stop at this distillery.

This distillery is so full of history, and we loved the opportunity to walk around and learn about…read moreit! It was interesting to learn about the origin story, and the connection to the surrounding distilleries. Everything was on a larger scale, which was incredible to see! And everything was organized. Would recommend to anyone

Super guide, very interesting visit, there is 4 glass to try at end and a special coffret for driverread more

Since I was a kiddo, I've enjoyed and indulged in a good biscuit and Walkers shortbread with a good…read morecuppa. Even enjoyed Walkers crisps and mince pies for Christmas. Love this brand and will always seek them out at a store. I recently visited Epcot and loved the friendliness of staff in the UK Pavilion. They had tea and Mickey shortbread by Walkers!!! A perfect souvenir and a beautiful shop to look around. Great decor and product. No matter who sells it, I'll be buying Walkers Shortbread!

Walker's Shortbread was definitely reviewed by me in the past with lots of pictures! This is my…read morefavorite brand of Store Bought Cookies typically purchased with a coupon at CVS. They have gluten free that I thought I would not eat and then I ate the whole box! I received a huge box from my Cousin in Minnesota. It was so weird because I just purchased a small bag from CVS. I enjoy the small cookies best. I'm highly recommending if you love short bread cookies!

This super market is super! And it's a market. I have been…read morehere before and purchased certain objects. This shop has been a big success. When. You go up the evaluator you enter gorge. At gorge you can purchase some very nice and high quality kitchen equipment and appliances. The shop is a tad big so I got lost. The shop keeper didn't let me buy a pair of scissors because I forgot my Identification Card. I really like this shop because the staff are friendly. The shop has excellent prices for all of their products. If you are visiting the continent of Europe, you should definitely check out this peticular Asda super market. Five stars

We've been going a lot to Tescos lately and been very happy with the prices and quality. Now we…read morestayed in Hopeman and this M&S was the next bigger Grocery Store. We've been to M&S several times before and always liked the quality - even though a bit pricey sometimes. This one here is medium sized in the middle of Elgin. Fruit, veggy and meat selection is good and they had some really good dry-aged scottish Steaks. Nice cheese plates too for very affordable prices. The rest of the food section was a bit small. Yes, they got everything you need, but not much to choose from - not that much variety. The wine section was a bit of a let-down. Not that much choice and mostly french wines - which i'm not that much into (you can get similar or better quality wines from other countries for less, but that's just my opinion). Staff here was very friendly and helpful. All in all still a good choice, especially for the meat section. But given the choice - I'll go to Tesco again next time (yes...laugh all you want).