I went to several downtown jewelers to see if any of them did in-house jewelry repairs and the only…read moreone I found that did was Thomas Goldsmiths. Not only did they do jewelry repairs on-site, but they were able to restring my necklace the same day! Good news as I was only in town for a wedding and wanted to wear that piece for the special occasion. Cheers!

Neat shop Well…read moreworth a visit Irish crafts and treasures They do ship to US, and we took advantage of this service

As the title states, Dickensian. Nice little shops with local, or Irish, crafts. Nestled amongst…read morethem, in the square, a wonderful 'Al fresco' restaurant with good food.

My family and I went there for brunch, and everything about it is wonderful! It has such a cozy,…read morecottage feel to it, the food is absolutely delicious, and they have artworks and other pieces that you can purchase if you would like. The staff are very friendly and nice. Most delicious scones I've ever had!

We were here for the walking tour of the city which meets out front, parking was very full and the…read morespaces are made for smaller cars, staff was very friendly and the parking fee was reasonable. Looks to have most of the major shops and was very busy on a Saturday afternoon. Lots of choices in the food court, like most malls Ireland shops start to close up at 6pm Worth a visit if you are in the area.

This shopping centre is similar to every other shopping centre - the usual suspects dominate, but…read moreunwelcome change may be imminent with Brexit, Wu flu and repeated lockdowns (imposed by politicians who don't know much what they are doing) as Debenhams - which is a key anchor in many shopping centres including his place - has hit the wall along with Bonmarchè, Topshop, Topman, Peacocks, Jaeger, Edinburgh Woollen Mills, DW Sports, Peter Jones, Bensons for Beds, Harvey's furniture and sadly many more. Looks like lots of empty spaces ahead, with no clear way of seeing how these empty stores will be filled, even in the longer term. The business model for these centres was to focus on the big chain store operators where rent was easy, and set rents so high that the small independents hadn't a prayer, although this centre has a few smaller players like a barbers, and Paolo Pizza. It is making another blunder in its food court - it has an O' Brien's sandwich bar as well as a Supermacs (both Irish-branded with the latter possibly the only one in Northern Ireland) but it is allowing the Yangtze Chinese food bar to lower its quality while increasing prices. I know once contracts are signed the deal is done but the centre should be concerned about its reputation and should have the ability to intervene when a tenant starts to sell rubbish food. I ended up getting a flat white in their O Brien's, which was poor tasting - only the queue outside Starbucks put me off going there and after tasting the flat white I wish I had queued. I had tried the M&S cafe but it was closed. I wouldn't rush back.

This is not a review as I have never visited the shop. However, as a writer…read more I have supplied it with books. The rating was required to publish this This shop has closed down but I would like to contact the manager Mr. John Brown. Can anyone put me in touch with him? readywriterpublications@gmail.com

I suppose once you've been to one of these shopping centres then you've seen most of what there is…read moreto offer in these sort of places and it's mostly the usual suspects. This place covers three floors and the third floor leads outside to the main Diamond in the city centre. A famous mainstay of the Diamond was Austins store which has now closed for good. This centre blends in well with the still visible ancient walls of this historic siege city. The main attractions for me in this centre are the usual suspects M&S, a Starbucks as well as a sister of the excellent Yangtze Chinese fast food place in the castlecourt centre in Belfast. The M&S is quite small but it still manages to contain a small well stocked food hall, a dainty cafe, kitchenware and male & female clothing. Unusually for me I chose to go to M&S for coffee rather than Starbucks.

Nice store with a big selection of neat products - comics, toys collectibles - in a small space…read more Cool tunes playing, nice staff.

I've left off a star simply because my friend's birthday flowers aren't due to be delivered until…read moretomorrow so I don't know what the finished product will look like, but I did just want to leave a review of my positive experience with Karen while ordering over the phone all the way from Texas. My card wouldn't go through (security hold due to the international transaction) and even though I had to hang up to ring my bank to get the hold removed and she had no guarantee she'd ever hear from me again, Karen was warm and helpful, not to mention patient. Thanks Karen!

I'm in New York but needed a floral delivery to a relative in Buncrana. Process could not have…read morebeen easier. I spoke with a very helpful woman at the shop (sorry I didn't catch her name) who took all the information for my order. The flowers were delivered within a few hours and the recipient said they were lovely.