Our last night in Inverness was rounded out by our experience at The Highlander Bar...the third of…read morethree nearby music venues on or near Church Street in the heart of Inverness. A fantastic singer was on stage sharing a variety of tunes from different eras. We tried the Fried Mars Bar for dessert which seems local a local "delicacy" as we saw it on the menu a bunch of places in town. It was definitely indulgent but the Mars Bar itself kind of got lost in the process or seemed to melt away in the frying. The staff was friendly and they've got a decent whisky selection too. Loved the cow art on the bathroom doors!

Fun atmosphere. Authentic Scottish music. Good pub food and friendly people. Crowded on a Sunday…read morenight with lots of locals.

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.

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

Has changed a lot since I first visited with Mother when it actually opened as a kid. Impressed by…read morethe selections & quantity. This time when coming up from Hampshire, I actually only had the one bra that I was wearing!

Dorothy Perkins has recently moved from the Eastgate Centre to Inverness High Street and the store…read moreis much bigger! There is now a much larger selection of clothes, a large selection of shoes and boots, a proper section of jeans and a office wear. The store is nicely organised so you can find jeans, office wear, evening and day wear easily. They often have good offers on like two shirts for £20 or two jumpers for £20 which can be a bargain! The staff are friendly too, only the other day I was in buying clothes and the girl serving reminded me of their offer helping me save money. This is all without mentioning the great clothes they have on sale!

New look is aimed at young teenagers and young women. They sell a great range of fashionable…read moreclothing including jeans, t-shirts, going out clothing, jackets, shoes, smart clothes including shirts, trousers and skirts. There is a plus size range and a under 13 range of clothing. I find new look best for their jeans and tops. The store is lovely and large as is their changing which is often neat and tidy in my experience. The pricing is good for the age group they cater for and you can find great bargains in their sale.

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.

Nice little shop in the Eastgate centre. Staff very friendly and helpful, able to order in anything…read morefrom the catalogue. Sells faux sports wear aimed at the trendy rather than the hardcore outdoor. Funny sizing, I'm an XXL in their trousers and a Small in their tops and T-shirts.

Great wee clothes shop tucked out of the way in the Eastgate Centre. It's not my kind of place to…read moreshop as the clothes seemed aimed at the more sporty type/snowboarding/skiing type etc. It is quite a small store and when I have visited the staff have been friendly and offered assistance. I believe they stock mens and womens clothes and sell brands like Roxy etc.