Another good Next store and larger than the one in the eastgate centre. The clothes are again good…read morequality and the staff are just as friendly. Men, Women and Childrens clothes sold here.

This Next store is located at Inverness Retail Park. It is quite a big store with a good choice of…read morewomen's clothing, men's clothing and children's clothing. They also have a homewear section with includes bathroom accessories, bedding, lighting and general finishing touches such as photo frames etc. The store is well layed out and it is easy to see items. The stock is usually quite good and so you are likely to find items in your size. If not the staff are very helpful and will check at other stores for you. They have a good selection of shoes and hand bags. There is plently of parking outside the store which is handy, especially when buying larger items. There are good changing rooms available. The staff are friendly and helpful and any queues are kept to a minimum. They have several sales each year where they slash goods to half price or less. These are very popular and you can find some good bargins if you can stand raking through the rails with a pile of other shoppers.

Burtons is probably one of the most fashionable high street retailers to be affordable for the…read morelower classes. Offering everything from full suits to plain jeans, Burton offers it's own cheap alternatives, as well as the more expensive brand names. This makes it an ideal starting point for finding your shopping trip. The staff generally know their stuff about the latest fashions, and can give solid advice about what will suit you. All this is provided at a much healthier price than you would pay at similar clothing retailers such as UFC and Top Man. A fantastic range of clothing if offered, with casual clothes such as jeans, T shirts and casual jumpers, to smart suits, shirts and ties, and smart jackets. A personal favourite is the range of retro Football shirts which are available at reasonable prices.

If you are searching for a shop to purchase souvenirs in Edinburgh, Scotland, then Edinburgh Woolen…read moreMill is a store that you may want to check out. They carry a ton of different merchandise made in Scotland. You can find everything from clothes to food and everything in between. Unfortunately, we only had about 30 minutes to explore the store. It was not enough time to find great deals. The products we were interested in were priced higher than other stores we had visited that day. We ended up purchasing nothing. There were staff present, but no one assisted us. If someone had, then we probably would have bought some goods. Although, we were unsuccessful in finding good deals, you may be lucky. Check them out for yourself when you are visiting Edinburgh, Scotland.

So the three stars is because this store only had ONE small table of sweaters made in England!!…read more The name is very misleading as nothing in the store is made in Edinburgh, or indeed anywhere in Scotland, and so if you purchase anything from this shop, the money isn't really supporting local industry. On the plus side, you can get everything at a great price, but for me, I really want to shop and support local. The gentleman at the counter was really very nice and friendly, but overall I was disappointed. Yelp 70/ 2019

My brother & I stopped by this store as I am always on the lookout for scarves and woolly hats,…read morehowever when entered the store, realized it was mostly a store dealing with blokes!! So my brother did the shopping and I mostly commented on his choices. The lovely gentleman who served us, was the co-owner of the shop along with his father, and he guided my brother to a Tartan pattern called "The Flower of Scotland." If you don't have Scottish heritage, this is a safe tartan to get as its got no affiliation or connection to any clan, and can be worn by anyone who is a fan of Scotland. The tartan colors were a lovely lichen green and a blue the resembled the color of the lochs, so just a very pleasing combination which looked great on my brother so the purchase was made! I also enjoyed checking out the models assembled in full on Scottish traditional dress and so yeah, overall had a nice tune browsing around in this store. Yelp 69/ 2019

The proprietor is a very friendly guy and I was glad that I had the chance to talk to him for a few…read moreminutes. We picked up a few souvenirs, but this man makes kilts and apparently very good ones. I didn't need a kilt, but this is the place I would go if I ever had the need. He is not the same person as the musician Duncan Chisholm.

A lovely store in the Eastgate Centre. It caters for women in their 20's plus and the clothes as…read morepreviously mentioned are very individual. You can expect to find bright colours in the clothing range and different styles that you wouldn't find elsewhere. They have some nice handbags too. The prices are pretty medium.

One of the best clothing shops in town for individual style at reasonable prices. Majority of staff…read morevery friendly and helpfull. Stock always changing and you can pick up fantastic bargains in their sales - up to 70% off many items.

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

This is right next to the train station and we stopped off here to kill some time before our train…read more it is a small mall, relatively speaking, and has a decent selection of stores. They had a KFC and Burger King which we avoided given that we get enough of that back home. The initial plan was to do some window shopping but we ended up getting a snack and some clothes.

The debrnhams in here is the best debenhams in Scotland…read more The eastgate is a new generation of shopping centres. It combines the old with the new seamlessly and has the best selection of shops around. If it's raining, you can get everything you need in here without even stepping foot outside. Heck, if it's blazing sunshine you won't have to step outside. They have every shop you could possibly want in here - new look, french connection, office, Zara, schuh, debenhams, gap and many more. The centre itself is really nice and welcoming and always had a nice atmosphere. There is never any groups of teenage goths standing around either - which I always thought came any shopping centre. The food court is good too, although there could be more seats. They have pizzas, burgers, salads and sandwiches. It's a lovely and clean environment, if I want to go shopping when I'm home I always come here.

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!