Very good Tesco store. In a convenient location and very accessible. Close to Sydney Parade DART…read morestation and the bus stops to take you into and out of the city center are right in front as well. Large enough parking area in the basement. The store is quite large, and you'll find almost everything you would look to buy in a supermarket. Has a nice deli section, as well as a really good butcher shop and a fish market. Carries a decent selection of beer and wine and spirits as well. Inside a small shopping center that has more service stores that shops, so convenient if you need to do a couple of things at once. The place is also open late (midnight on weekdays) which is rather convenient. If you're going there late in the evening, go through the side door or the basement parking lot door as the Merrion road door gets locked even though the store is still open. Quite clean and the staff is always nice. Forgot my card there one time, staff retrieved it for me. The wait at the cash register is rarely long. They might up the number of self checkout registers. There's often a line there.

I've used this Tesco for several years, for all my dry goods and household bits…read more Never had a major problem with it, generally is well stocked and reasonably clean. Having moved I rarely come here anymore, however the other day I stopped in to get a few bits. I noticed they ahd changed the layout of the fruit and veg. Highly annoying, but thier perogative I guess. Out of 6 things on my list, I was unable to get 4. Yes folks, 2 weeks till Xmas, and they didn't have any turkey foil, or foil roasting tins for turkeys. What?? Also was unable to get the cat food I wanted, and the McVities biscuits for cheese box thats aalways out at xmas. I'm docking stars for not having the most basic items in stock! Boo!

This Lidl has recently opened in the D3 area, right in front of a big Aldi…read more In my opinion, this is the best Lidl I've been to (in Dublin city), because usually Dublin's central markets are noisy and disorganized. This one though, is extremely new and spotless, has fresh products, Lidl price, local bakery (which I looove), a nice variety of products AND an extremely friendly and fast service. You can see the new staff is happy to be working there and the atmosphere is quite good. The cashiers also wear some sort of headset (VERY useful when a product is with a code missing so they can ask each other and don't need to leave their station while the queue gets longer). A solid option overall. Parking is in the back and they added several bike rails on the side of the market, great for cyclists that shop around (most of the people in Dublin!). Open from 8am to 10pm.

HI All, I am happy with LIDL and all they are doing is great , very nice staff, very helpful, NO…read morePROBLEMS,until today. I was to enter at 20:54 this Monday (Bank holiday). THE SECURITY decided to close before 21:00 at 20:54(WAY NOT) the same SECURITY Hit/Bump in to my wife early on today (cameras can tell) and did NOT say "Sorry" just "PSSSSSS" . So I went to ALDI GOT WHAT I NEED (I like LIDL product BETTER but I spend MY money in ALDY ) and I go home. HUMMMMMMMMM! i

I frequent this Lidl, and one of the self-checkout workers is absurdly rude. He abhors talking to…read morepeople and clearly needs another job. I'm so tired of going there and being harassed by this man. I don't know his name but he's shorter and works most days of the week. I've heard other people complain about him too.

This is getting a one from me. I have been a loyal customer for years and now they treat cash…read morecustomers as 2 class. One cash till open and others with cards flying through. Cash payers should NOT have to wait. I'll take my hard earned cash somew else!

this location was stored pretty good. This was my first time here and I learned once school is let…read moreout and children run in, pay attention as a first timer to see what candy items the kids get. I scored big time with my niece and friends with the candy selection. The plant based items wee really tasty. I did however get Manuka honey from there and I wasn't a fan of it but I'll use for beauty items as an add in.

Tesco on Baggot St used to be a complete dive. It needed a major overhaul and it got an overhaul,…read morenot a major one so it looks better than it was. I wouldn't really call it a supermarket; it's more of a glorified convenience store. They have pretty much all the basics, but they wouldn't have as much stock as a major supermarket. Like if you were looking for a particular brand of an intensive conditioner, chances are you won't be getting it here. Also, it's always bloody freezing! It's like half the store is full of freezers. SO maybe bring a coat for your shopping trip!

I was on search of an old fashion scones, rather than the croissant…read more The scones really hit the spot

Doesn't accept American Express also TAP doesn't work with self check…read moreout..................................

Stepping into Lidl is like entering the house of someone who studies and collects linoleum for a…read morehobby. It's overwhelming with it's utter boredom inducing factor coupled with precise functionality that only the German's can do so well. There is no music. There is food. There is a check out. You check in and shudder at the other dour faces in the jaundice light. Observed from behind a two way mirror adding to the tense paranoid atmosphere which you are willing to endure for their uber cheap goods. Going to Lidl in the Dolphin's Barn added a bit more colour to what should have been a very grey bland experience. I decided to liven it up by coming to a place that is interspersed with sirens and menacing looks. As I left to drive home, I realised that I was in the wrong lane; common enough mistake. I just indicated to move in, normally people let you in. Not here. This granddad for lack of a better word decided to do a race off with me thus forcing me to stay in lane, as he sped in his vehicle that really was no competition to mine, his fat little grand child in the back seat starting giving me the fingers as they hi-fived each other. Ah Dublin, what a mix of folks coexist here. I gave the the little girl the finger back which I am not proud of but hey you gotta look tough round those parts.

I am definitely a fan of Lidl. This one in particular as it is the one I normally go to do my…read moreweekly/fortnightly food shopping. It's very handy from my house and it has FREE underground parking. My favourite part of Lidl is the aisle of "the week specials", I normally spent a while browsing and almost always i get something. Garden, Kitchen, Baking, Sport, Car, anything goes. The food quality vs prices is pretty good (as all Lidl supermarkets). I always get surprise at the check out as it is normally cheaper than expected. The staff sometimes could be a bit more friendly but I think it is definitely improving.

First time customer, it was pretty good…read more They only had one registrar open hence why I first only wanted to give three stars. They have a good bread selection, croissants, and individual meat freezers which is more energy efficient. So I went ahead and gave them star # four. I'll go back there, it was a nice little store, and didn't feel as clusters as the Dunnes one.

I remember the day when Aldi opened up in Rathmines and it was nearly impossible to get around the…read moreplace. Now it stands there cowering under the lights of its bigger, brighter neighbour Lidl. I went in the other day looking for a pair of scissors, I had second thoughts when I saw the two huge queues, literally 10-15 people deep. But I figured hey I'll give it a shot. Unfortunately, after walking up and down all the maddeningly organised aisles and thinking I might have found a section where such items belonged I didn't find any scissors! So then I had to embarrassingly shove my way past all those people in the queue. Why? Because these lovely discount shops have a maddening system that tries to prevent you from leaving without purchasing something! That said it definitely had a lot more variety and a bit more freshness and cleanliness to it than Aldi across the street, but overall I'm still not totally convinced about these shops (I think it has to do with the fact that they don't actually take the food out of the cardboard boxes they come in - like Hello! rat feces from the factories!), but if you're on a tight budget and you want a bit of a choice then you can't really go wrong here. The only thing that I have no qualms about buying here is the cheap booze, nothing says classy party like a couple of boxes of wine!

First time shopper at Tesco Express! You read about it in books and then you have the opportunity…read moreto visit one in real life. Easily best shopping experience. I went in for one thing and somehow emerged with a full a meal deal. The aisles may be small, but the dreams are big. Truly a cultural landmark. 10/10, would accidentally overspend again.

This Tesco was one of the nearby grocery stores to our Hotel on Parnell Street. Gayle and were…read morehere for hotel wine and snacks, while I added a Saturday edition of The Guardian. Self Check out was straightforward, while store staff were helpful while keeping the lines moving.