This place is adorable. I popped in the other day while I was passing and the first thing that hit…read moreme was the smell, it was subtle but nice, kinda floral. Not many shops have a nice smell. Maybe I'm just sensitive to it but it was pleasant! I had a little wander around, checking out all the little gifts and trinkets. I was approached by a lovely guy with a huge smile, asking if I needed any help, I didn't. I spent about 30 minutes pottering around and it was lovely. I have my eye on a couple of things that I want now so I shall be making another trip out soon!

Weirs of Baggot Street is a pretty good store with most of your DIY needs. It's fairly big from the…read moreinside with gardening, kitchen, cleaning, fragrance, gift products amongst other things. The guys who work there are super nice and give suggestions if you ask them about some household thing you need help with. Very helpful folks and great service! A bit on the expensive side but a very handy store in the neighborhood.

Fantastic shop, sort of gift, antique and lifestyle shop. It has every thing starting from birthday…read morecards and decoration to weddings and also Monuments, sculptures, mirrors, candles, masks and some cutlery and aprons and more. If i went to get a birthday card I will spent at least an hour looking at their funny signs or manikins and magnets. This gift shop needs to be on your list for Xmas! #DublinShopsLocal

Tons of variety with a focus on Guinness downstairs. All of the little collectibles are reasonably…read morepriced. I was able to pick up two patches and an Irish collectible coin for 15 euros out the door. The service is as very friendly.

Been to this shop many times to buy small gifts and the odd thing or two for home. They have a nice…read moreselection of unique pieces from around the world. Great gift ideas and odds and sods for the kitchen and other home decor.

Some shops I just can't leave without buying something. Article is one of them. Part of the…read morePowerscourt Townhouse, it is situated within easy reach from Grafton St. and well worth a visit. Everything is so pretty/elegant/stylish/quirky/or just plain useful that, if you are ever stuck for a gift for someone who already has everything (like most of us), here you'll find something for them. They have the most beautiful greeting cards, scandi-inspired home wear, candles (not the tacky ones), mugs and decoration, maps, quirky wrapping paper, books....the list is long. Go check them out, browse their little shop and if you do, make sure to look up as the ceiling in there in beautiful as well.

Very small selection and expensive. It's nothing like the stores in Japan. You would be better…read moreoff ordering online for more selection. The staff are nice.

This shop was originally known as Mujirushi Ryohin, this is japanese for, "no label quality goods"…read more. the name was abreviated to Muji so that us Irish folk dont trip over our tongues trying to say it I imagine! this is a shop that i totally love! unfortunately the stock is always the same, it never changes. but i love the simplicity of it all, i love how plain most of the stuff looks. sometimes plain stuff is the nicest stuff in my opinion and if you don't like it too much you should think of it as a blank canvas ready for you to make something unique out of it! this shop is great for storage solutions and good quality paper and the range of colored pens is just so cool!

The shop Tambuli looks like a market in Marrakesh. There are things dangling from everywhere,…read moreclothes stuffed in the racks and tiny precious items piled into glass cases. Walking in here, your eyes don't know where to focus. Once you get over the initial sensory shock, it's easy to find things you want. The merchandise is mainly decorative and incorporate some idea of spirituality. There are healing precious stones, chakra bracelets, Buddha figurine and incense galore. There are also plenty of exotic masks; some look African, others Native American and others Asian. The ones of "The Big Chief" are quite tacky but original. It's easy to lose yourself here and overall a fun shopping experience.

Thankfully Tambuli's owner doesn't mind you poking around in the corners of his shop for a good…read morewhile as you literally can get lost here for hours. Can't see how they would fit one more item into the space. It's stuffed from floor to ceiling, but I'm sure they're gonna try. If you're looking for an unusual gift, this is a great place to go. Not a fan of the clothes, but a didgeridoo and bongo drums and perhaps an Afrikan mask or two. Yes please! Let's start a band and start busking on Grafton street! Going to Tambuli is always a joyous experience.