You may park in Finglas Shopping Centre car park at the Dealz spot and just walk over to the…read moreSuperquinn. I never had been in Superquinn and have to tell, that it is very nice shop, much like Tesco, I'd say. They have even self checkouts. Low prices. Bought some pasta and cheapest ones were SuperValu brand :) Didn't know they sell other supermarkets' goods.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2019 - # 17/100…read more Conveniently Located in Tyrrelstown plaza across from Lidl. It was such a nice walk from my friend's house. A smaller grocery store where you can find your everyday items like fruits, vegetables, bakery products, cookies, candies, and sundries. Checkout was a breeze even though we opted to make use of a person-manned till. There is also self-checkout available

I like Tesco - the produce is great, there's plenty of choice, and it's a nice shop overall…read more Unfortunately, the customer service lets it down. Every time I visit, the staff at the tills seem rude, unfriendly and unhelpful. With the cost of groceries being so high, customers who are spending a lot of money deserve to be treated with courtesy and respect. On my most recent visit, I had a handheld shopping basket in my trolley and accidentally brought it past the till while unloading my shopping. It beeped, and before I even had a chance to move it back, I was shouted at by the staff member on the till and spoken to as though I were a child. It was unnecessary and quite embarrassing. This isn't an isolated incident - it seems to happen every time I shop here. Tesco has a lot going for it, but the attitude and manner of some staff members really detract from the experience. I think staff would benefit from additional customer service training, particularly in how to speak to and treat paying customers with respect and professionalism. A friendly, helpful approach would make a huge difference.

I go here because it is close to my house. I am beginning to think it might be worth my time to…read morehead into Blackrock to the Superquinn. Half the time I go in looking for something in particular, especially in the produce department, they are out of stock. Plus, they almost never have bags. I am constantly disappointed by just about everything here, but it is still cheaper and more convenient than the Super Value just down the road.

Overall a good addition to the Tesco name. Come here weekly to buy groceries and never had an…read moreissue. Gets crowded on the weekends but otherwise a nice store with friendly staff!

Tesco Dundrum provides the conventional shopper with an ample variety of groceries, kitchen and…read morebathroom ware, electrical appliances, retains a comprehensive newsagents and tobacconists as well as alcohol and party paraphernalia. The store is huge with up to forty aisles all stocked with a colossal assortment of diverse goods to hopefully pander to your every need. The store is so big that I was at a loss trying to find toothpicks on one occasion, having carried out a far-reaching search I approached the customer services desk who were able to look up 'Toothpicks' on their system and tell me exactly which aisle number the toothpicks resided in as well as how many shelves from the top they were on. I was delighted by this considerate and very beneficial service. I was happy that my request was not met by a groan but instead empathetic understanding that owing to the large size of the store it is inevitable that a new customer would have difficulty tracking down every pernickety thing they were looking for. This store can really pride itself on possessing a plentiful amount of stock. On one shopping trip I was able to buy all the toiletries I required for my last term at university, a memory card reader and a hammer. Such a versatile range of goods under one roof can only be a good thing, helped along commendably by kind and patient staff.

I live nearby, so unfortunately I end up going to this Lidl quite often. Every single time I walk…read morein, I'm reminded of how much I dislike this store. There are constantly long queues at the checkout. Usually only one register is open with a huge line of people waiting. Sometimes there are two, but only when it's extremely busy. The staff often seem gloomy and unwelcoming, and the whole place looks messy and unpleasant. In general, Lidl seems to be getting worse and worse. Other supermarkets now have self-checkouts that also allow you to pay with cash, which makes life much easier. Here, you often can't do that, which is frustrating--especially when you want to send your child to buy something and give them cash. Honestly, I can't stand this store anymore--neither this one in Bray nor any other Lidl. The only reason I still end up here sometimes is because Aldi doesn't have the same bakery selection. If they did, my foot would never step inside any Lidl again.

This is a great store, with a good range of products. The best thing about this store is it's…read morelocation, and accessibility... I love to come here.

It's lovely to see so much fresh food on Moore St. It seems silly to say it, but those stalls…read morearen't always selling the very best fruit and vege. At The Spice of Life, just under the canopy of the Ilac Centre, things are delightfully different. This halal shop stocks a lot of dry and tinned exotics that I've come to love...black rice and coconut milk, various pulses in massive bags and spices of every warming shade. The prices are right, the selection is varied and that shop front of bright, crisp ingredients. While there are a few ethnic groceries in the area to choose from, I'm drawn into Spice of LIfe as a respite from brown bananas and pitted aubergines stocking the stalls just at this shop's doorstep.

Excellent little shop, wide range of spices good quality, reasonably priced meat... never been made…read moreto feel particularly welcome though. Studiously ignored at the meat counter today and decided not to beg the staff to take my money. Learn your trade boys!

Parnell Street sure caters to all cultures with its incredibly flavourful mix of restaurants and…read morebusinesses from all corners of the world. I recently spotted this Polish food store, Assorti, and felt the need to share it with the rest of you. This one-stop shop for everything Polish offers food, drinks, newspapers and candy you wont find in the supermarkets, goodies that are not well known to Dubliners but common in Eastern Europe. If you feel like experimenting with Polish delicacies without the three hour flight, pop in and get your supplies and a tip or two on the culinary tradition.

This Centra has recently been 'done up'. There is easy free parking outside. A butcher is now…read moreinside. The whole shop is nice, clean and a very pleasant 'quick' shop. I say quick because I have never had to wait very long to be served. The shop has been extended and there is also a cash point inside. I have been able to get some very good offers there as an example Cloudy Bay wine 7.99. I hate supermarkets but here I do like.