This Centra is fantastic. It is open 24 hours a day, the staff are all really nice and it is right…read morearound the corner from where I live. Finally; I can buy Superquinn sausages at 3.00am. They recently did the place up and expanded into the premises next door; now they have a shiny new deli and a comfy sit-down/cafe area. My only real issue with this place is that I have gone in there a number of times looking for something only to find that they have run out or just don't stock it. For example. they sell hotdogs but they don't stock hotdog buns at all.

I pop in here most days, so it's mad that I haven't reviewed it yet!…read more Staff are pleasant, they do lots of special offers, but a lot of their produce is more expensive than Tesco or Lidl. Their deli is very impressive, their wraps, sandwiches, salads are very fresh and good value. They also make fresh pizzas, but I haven't tried them yet. They have an ATM at the back of the store, but this is often out of service, but there is an outdoor ATM just up the road a little (a minute's walk or less). They've got groceries, off-license, newspapers/magazines, lottery, almost anything you could want, but I wouldn't do a full weekly shop here! They are open 24 hours, which adds a star for me!

Would not shop here, only if no other option…read more Popped in only for booze and was WTF and OMG FTS o.O Prices were sky rocketing! Very good Polish beer 5,6% ~€2.60, where it normally costs €1.70. And that applied to all beers. Thankfully, they had sale on Heineken (3,8%) 6 cans for €8. If not that, I'd have walked to next shop don't matter how far. I actually remembered my good acquaintance's words - spar is for rich people, buddy. I'm not rich enough :( Even it's a standard, but they also have ATM inside.

A 24 hour Spar just beside my apartment. Couldn't be handier. It's got a really good selection of…read moreeverything and is more like a mini-supermarket than a corner shop, and it also has a little sit-down area if you want to relax with a coffee. It's not exactly convenient unless you live close by (Smithfield for example) but it's perfect for me!

My friend and fellow North American was visiting and we were desperately in the need of snacks late…read moreat night. Where we come from, if you absolutely need some Doritos in the middle of the night, that is no problem. Here, it is a lamentable fact that it is hard to find a convenience store that is open past, say 11 PM. That is, until I found this little gem. Sure, the selection isn't spectacular, but they have what we needed - snacky stuff. I was satisfied with my selection, though I wish it were cheap. I couldn't buy an armload of junk food like I would have liked, but that was probably for the best.

The late nite shop is just a normal newsagents but with Asian groceries as well. It's nice enough…read morebut no matter how hard you try, you will hit the step. Oh, and they can't spell "niGHt"

Chinese was in terrible condition. Cashier did not treat me with respect. Honestly, snack…read moreselection? Not great. Overall would not return

Convience store/Mini Mart to grab drinks...all you broke student backpackers can eat a Subway…read moresandwich for a mere 3 euro here.

This is just a regular little Centra, but since it is on my walk home I find myself stopping in…read moremore than I care to admit. It's over prices and the selection is poor, but it is just so darn convenient.

I dropped into the Insomnia for a coffee today, just as an excuse to get out of the office today. I…read morehad gone in with the idea of ordering a latte but I saw their adds for Autumn themed hot chocolates and the raspberry and honey one grabbed my eye. I really enjoyed it! So it's a hot chocolate with a "shot" of honey served in a large white mug with cold cream on top and dried raspberry's sprinkled on top with a few flakes of chocolate. It really looks the part. So its an odd experience taking the first sip as your lips are dipped in the very cold whipped cream and the dried raspberry's sit under your noise so it is all you can smell and when you drink you get the heat and taste of the honey sweetened hot chocolate. So it's a real miss match of temperatures and tastes which is odd at first but it works. After drinking about a quarter I decided to mix all the cream and berry's into drink which again was nice as the raspberry's swell up in the chocolate and float to the top. Anyway it may not be everyone's cup of tea or cup of hot chocolate as the case might be but I liked it and would recommend you at least try it once. Yummy!!

This Spar is open 24 hours, which means that I've gone in there drunk more times than I care to…read moreadmit! But I'm sure I'm not the only plastered person they've ever had to serve at 2am. As a shop it's not a whole lot different to any other Spar. In other words, it's overpriced, especially when it comes to sandwiches and rolls. You could pay nearly a fiver for a BLT, which is robbery in my opinion. That said, this store is really, really handy because it's open constantly. When it's all hours of the morning and you are starving but don't want chippy food, it's a great place to pop into to stock up. But I wouldn't tend to frequent it much otherwise because it's too dear and there is a Tesco nearby that is a whole lot cheaper. The take away coffee here isn't nice either. The staff are great though - helpful and friendly, even when dealing with intoxicated punters!

Be beware of employee Eddie ... so frustrated and never heard about customer service ever before…read more Every month I get my leap card loaded at this Spar and yesterday I came across Eddie. I told him all he needs to do is place the card on the card reader and check if the balance is nil. It only takes a couple of seconds and he literally shouted at me 'NO', I won't do this'. I am nearly 40 and this is my first complaint in my life, so this was really bad.

Amazing and centralized location to leave your luggage after booking online. The guy there today…read more(March 16th) was amazing and helpful with my luggage and that if my kids. There were many rude customers coming in and out demanding alcohol and he maintained his cool and was super nice to everyone. They also sell snacks and other goodies before going around town!

Sunny's is the place to go for something to drink, for snacks, and for other sundries (deodorant,…read morebreakfast cereal, post cards) in the vicinity of Temple Bar and Christchurch. The prices are reasonable and the people who work there are really helpful.

They have been overcharging people for ages, I have heard it from multiple people and they did it…read moreto me yesterday. Disgraceful behaviour as you have no receipt proof as to what you bought so you cannot contest it. AVOID.

Chapter and Verse is a good convenience store. Its located close to St. Stephen's Green and some…read morebus stops. It is open on holidays and weekends which is a blessing because I needed food during one of their bank holidays when most places were closed. They have good sandwiches here that were made fresh. They also have lots of pastries, donuts, brownies, cookies and coffee. They also have soup (cold). The prices here are reasonable and the staff is very friendly. Another bonus is a that they accept credit cards. If we stay by this area again I'd be happy to visit Chapter and Verse again as my go-to shop.

I used to always go to McCabes before I joined yelp and only rediscovered it yesterday. After…read moreputting up with crappy sandwiches made in the local spar (BARF) I ventured back to McCabes. They have every kind of bread/wrap/roll you can think of and an array of delicious goodies to put on it. They also have pre made ciabattas ready to be toasted, soups and hot meals like lasagne and cottage pie. You can sit down here or takeaway although its always fairly hectic so getting a seat might be difficult. It cost me 5 quid for my toasted wrap and it was SO DAMN GOOD.... Sorry for leaving you for so long...see you Tuesday for the usual :)

This sandwich bar is directly opposite the offices of the Irish Times, so attracts its fair share…read moreof the lunchtime sambo crowd. McCabe's sells a range of home-cooked meals such as cottage pie, lasagne and potato cakes, although from the looks (and the queues) they are most renowned for their ciabattas and made-to-order sandwiches. And what HUGE sandwiches! You'll definitely be getting your money's worth here, and the ingredients are really varied and fresh. There is an indoor eating area, but it's so chaotic here it's really not enjoyable to eat inside. Best to takeaway and eat at your desk, or in a nearby park. A good place to pop into if you forget your packed lunch ;-)