Great little convenience store at Inverness station…read more It doesn't stock everything, mainly magazines, chocolate, crisps, drinks and bestsellers/airport novels. And it is pretty cramped, with limited space between isles, but given it's size it does well. Perfect for grabbing a magazine or saving yourself (a little) bit of cash by buying your crisps and bottled water before you get on the train.

i usually only shop here if i am in a rsuh to get on a train and i haven't got anything to eat or…read moreread. it has a good range of bestseller books and magazines though sweets and sandwiches seem to be on the expensive side - though not as expensive as on the train!

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.

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 great selection of rare and collectible books sold here.read more

Great little find, books there are so reasonably priced and well laid out. The bric-a-brac is a bit…read morehit and miss and too closing stored on the shelf as you're scared to move something in case you knock something else off! There lay out at the back of the shop could be better, and theres a bit of a strange smell out there. But the staff are friendly, and as I said the books more than make up for the bad points.

This Charity Shop has a huge room with shelves on every wall covered in books. It is a book lovers…read moreparadise. It is fairly well sorted and you don't have to trawl through stuff to find what you are looking for. It is reasonably priced and the staff are very friendly and helpful. This shop also sometimes get furniture in, I have managed to pick up a fantastsic coffee table and my sister has got a TV unit for a very reasonable price.

This is another of Inverness's charity shops. The shop is pretty small and tucked away on a side…read morestreet. Their range is fairly good considering it is reliant on donations and is mainly books and clothes. The volunteers are friendly and helpful. I think they have a good selection of books and clothes and it is all for a great worthwhile cause.

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 is a great Marks and Spencer, around a year ago it was refurbished and it has been fantastic…read moresince then. The upstairs was completely switched about and the cafe is really nicely decorated and the seats are comfortable. It is a really nice place to stop for a coffee or lunch. I recommend the tomato and basil soup! The coffees are really nice as is the hot chocolate. The store is really nicely laid out with mens, children and food downstairs with ladies and homeware upstairs.

This Marks & Spencer's is located at one end of the High Street and housed within a very cute…read moretraditional looking building. I visited its food hall (and that's all this review is for) because I wanted to take back some Scottish made whiskey marmalade and/ or local chutneys or shortbread as a momento of my weekend trip. So asked a staff member if there was a local produce section, and there was not! What a pity and opportunity lost. Hence only 3-stars! Note - Their corn chips are excellent, so did purchase 2 bags and no complaints for them! Yelp 86/ 2019