Brownie was very good. Almond croissant, while pretty, had good texture but didn't taste almondy…read moreat all. No cream (only thin milk) for coffee!! No cream in Ireland????

What's not to love! This place oozes I WANT!…read more A homeward store that is jammed packed with unique, unusual and quality products. Everything from utensils to cook books to blankets and cushions... I'm especially in love with their lighting options which have a great retro vibe going on and makes me wanna redesign my place :-) This is their smaller store though so if you ding find what you're after, walk 5minx to Drury Street to check out their stock in the larger store

They have amazing furniture and the service is fantastic the owner Karl is very friendly and the…read morestaff and really helpful and accommodating. Thanks again

Experience with Karl's Furniture in Dublin…read more Hello, I want to share with you my personal experience with Karl's Furniture shop located in Dublin. I loved the choice of sofas that they have in the shop. So decided to buy one, I placed my order on 05.11.2011 and they told me that they will try to deliver this before Christmas, but cannot promise. But normally they would deliver within 8 weeks. They never called, so in mid January 2012 I decided to give them a ring to find out where is my new sofa. They promised to give me call back, which never happen. So after few days I called them again and again... and again. So at this stage I experienced very bad customer service. On Staurday 21.01.2011 (after 11 weeks of waiting) they called me and said that sofa never arrived and they don't know why. So I just went there to cancel order and get deposit back. I already bought a lot of furnitures in shops around Dublin and this experience was the worst one. Please note, that I'm only sharing my own opinion of their service. Thanks, Aleksander

No joke, some of the maddest shit ever made from wood is contained within this building. I mean…read moreproper crazy, crazy on a stick even. Go in for a gander, you'll see at least one thing that makes no sense. I love it.

I have to confess, this store scares me a bit... you wander around by yourself, it's dark inside,…read moreand you're surrounded by ancient Indonesian tribal pieces and gigantic eagles carved out of dark wood. You could almost imagine it being the scene of the next big horror movie (one role I wouldn't ever hope to star in!) But don't get me wrong, this is an amazing store, filled with some awesome authentic pieces from around the world. If you have a few quid on you and you like the earthy look, head in here for some great finds. If it's a Balinese warrior's mask or some sculptures from Irian Jaya you're looking for, be sure to make Decor your first stop. They also have a wide range of canvas paintings going for around the 300 euro mark. Interesting for a bit of a gander, and just so you know, you can go upstairs, there's more on display up there!

queensway furniture is without doubt the best place i found for good quality furniture i would not…read morego anywhere else good honest people to do business with i have just recently bought a new suite and its superb and they always deliver on the date agreed . i would give it 10 out 10. paddy okeeffe

What an amazing amount of items. Really fun to walk through on many levels. Although we did not…read morefind what we were looking for, we were treated nicely by Joe and his guys.

From the owner: Our company B.G. Salvage Ltd. is one of the largest…read morearchitectural salvage companies in Ireland. We stock an extensive range of reclaimed products at our yard in Dublin. We source our products in Ireland and the U.K. Everything from reclaimed doors, flooring, bricks and stone to bar furniture, lighting, wall panelling and movie props. Our clientel vary from the individual looking for a reclaimed door to pubs, hotels and restaurants. Our products can be found in pubs and hotels throughout the world. Our website gives a glimpse of the stock we carry. If you are looking for the bespoke or unusual, then a visit to our yard is a must.

Hard to fault them really, LOTS of staff, selling pretty much everything from beds to blenders…read more Lots of staff means you are not left waiting, there is someone there to explain the difference between X and Y and which might suite you better and they do it with a smile. Prices are overall pretty good too.

Notwithstanding their annoying radio ads, which seem to have gone away for now, I found myself…read morequite enjoying my Harvey Norman experience. I had a notion of what TV I wanted before going in and that's what I got.... but for cheaper than expected. As I strolled my way over to the wall of TV screens, I was stopped and asked if I wanted help, so I said 'yes please... I'd like a TV'... look at me being all grown up and buying a new tv instead of getting second hand ones! I'd wanted a 23inch but it seemed so puny against the wall of giant screens... I had a vulnerable moment and asked about bigger sizes (even though rationally I knew they wouldn't fit in the space in my apartment). Thankfully the sales guy didn't pounce of my wide-eyed moment brought on by too much shininess and just sold me what I asked for, but including a four year warantee in the price... look at me all grown up with a warantee! There is precisely no chance that I won't lose that piece of paper! The TV is now at home and being all shiny and vibrant... I may be experiencing sensory overload as a result!

My friend and I stopped into this charity shop yesterday and it was quite nice. It was small and…read morenot organized super well but that added to the charm. The prices were very reasonable and there was decent selection. I ended up getting a small glass bottle that I needed for a friend's gift and it was €3. The cashier was friendly and checked me out quickly. I ended up going to a couple of different Oxfam locations around Dublin and this one has the best selection and was the biggest. I'm not sure if this is the biggest overall but it was a good size.

You can find all kinds of furniture in Oxfam Home, from 60s bubble rocking chairs to Ercol dining…read moresets, but the pieces are usually towards the funky end of the spectrum. Prices are good, but not too good - as always Oxfam has a fair idea about the worth of things. As well as furniture, it also has an above par secondhand book section.

I have been to several xmas markets in some countries in Europe and some flea markets in Dublin…read moreitself, including the popular one in Newmarket Square. I was very pleased with the choice of the Point Village as the location of the Xmas flea market this year and decided to check it out and now I HAVE to tell yelpers to leave their cosy homes this weekend and simply GO. I love the Odeon cinema building and this event has finally made use of the huge potential of that facility. When you reach the Point right next to the Gibson Hotel, there are a few food stalls outside and as it was flippin' freezing many people stopped by to refuel with 3FE coffee and some pastries, cakes, sandwiches and so on. But then you go in and the atmosphere is great! All the floors of the Odeon are filled with stalls selling all sorts of different things and everyone is very friendly and nice, ready to have a chat about their stuff as they are clearly "local shop owner types". You can pretty much find at least ONE thing that will take your fancy: food, crafts, clothes, scarves, paintings, cards, art statements, jewelry, organic plants, vintage clothing, furniture and SO MUCH MORE! All the stuff is creative and funky so I was delighted. Also, parents can leave their kids playing in some painting areas and dogs were allowed inside so everyone was happy. The event will be on for this weekend only so TRY to go right now if possible. #DublinShopsLocal #DublinShopsLocal #DublinShopsLocal