Good Quality, Weekly Shopping, Butchers, Post Office, Library, Dentist, Cafe, Newsagents, Chemist,…read moreFlorist.

They have an amazing selection of fresh Artisan food, as well as all the other daily shopping needs…read moreyou might have. The staff are friendly and helpful

It had been a few years since we had the chance to get a breakfast roll at centra and it was great…read moreto see the quality hasn't dropped in the slightest. All the meat was fresh, hot, and juicy, and the flavors mashed together are an amazing combination. Really wish we could have these more often.

Ice cream, sand, sticky fingers, bright plastic buckets and spades, salt and vinegar crisps and…read morehair stiff with seawater. These are but some of the images evoked by holidays by the beach and this is usually the state I find myself in whenever visiting this Londis. Its is in the small seaside village of Fethard on Sea and is one of those typical local medium sized supermarkets that for its size is surprisingly well stocked. They've a large baking section, a frozen food area, a respectable veg selection, although it can vary depending on delivery days, a home goods area, and all the bits and bobs you might find yourself without if you were staying on one of the many campsites or holiday homes nearby. They also have a sweet and ice cream section which are what sugar addicted kids dreams are made of. It's maybe a little expensive for some items, but that's to be expected when they are the only option for miles, but they are handy in a pinch and are reasonably priced for the basics. I also LOVE that they stock a good amount of local produce which they clearly label as such; eggs, bacon, milk, honey, yoghurt, great brown bread, all from nearby in Wexford, there are even salad bags in the summer from a local woman's garden.  One thing that was surprising to me is that they don't have fresh fish caught locally, perhaps there's no demand, but it's a shame. Instead there's a guy who comes by early on Saturday mornings with a van that parks at the side of the shop from whom you can buy the local catch. All in all a grand little spot with friendly staff that I'm a regular at when in the sunny south east.

Who doesn't love Tesco? Lily Allen even mentions it in one of her songs. Tesco is where all the…read moreIrish people go to do all the grocery shopping. I suppose one might say it is like a Target or a superWalmart, although it really isn't like either of those. It is just a GIGANTIC grocery store AND it has a Harold & Barrett (is that what it's called? I always get confused. Honnold & Barrett?), which is a bio store (health food center for you Americans). People even get their hair cut here. Actually Wexford Town Center has quite a few bio stores, which is insane and good. This Tesco is not far from the main streets, so you can walk to it. It is also a good place to walk around when it rains. They have a very good section of beer and wine as well.

Clean Lidl store with a large selection of items, and the prices were good. It's located in a…read moreshopping center, and you take the escalator (or elevator) downstairs to get to the store.

Just a normal grocery store with lots of options to choose from which is nice. I like how they have…read morea stamp of 100% Irish on some of the food products which were 100% tasty (especially the potato crisps). As a tourist the only downside but also positive is that if you use your credit card you would need a supervisor approval, which for my husband and I, that took about 20 minutes for her to be located and come over, and two forms of ID with my husband having to sign with as much similarity to his ID and credit card signatures as possible. I realize that it is for our security which I appreciated, it was just the waiting time that kinda sucked.