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

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

A local institution, this store has not changed for many years - but in a good way!…read more The staff have more or less remained the same for years, from being a teenager wanting sweeties to popping in years later for a paper and some milk. Most importantly, the prices are not too bad for a convience store, and the staff tend to remember the same faces coming in, and are as friendly as they can possibly be.

Great food store found everything that I needed at a decent price. Courteous and helpful serviceread more

I think the Co-Op is a greener supermarket than the others but as a result you pay a bit more. This…read moreCo-op is a nice size and sells everything you could need to make your tea. The cafe, however, is a bit ropey. The food is expensive and not very tasty. It reminds me of a greasy spoon type cafe which is surprising in the Co-op.