Love this store there's always gorgeous bits in & great colours too and Michelle Keegan's clothing…read moreline is to die for love the summer stuff in at the moment! Lavvvv it

If only I had all the money in the world (and the figure of Penelope Cruz) then I'd buy all of my…read moreclothes in Massimo Dutti. The clothes here are beautiful. It's the same style as Mango or Zara and other Spanish chains but more expensive and better made. They have lots of beautiful suede jackets, cashmere jumpers and leather shoes. It's all beautiful quality stuff. They also have a great sale section, when things are reduced, they're really reduced. Very smart work clothes and lovely men's clothes too. Extremely dapper.

If i could give zero stars I would. Bought a top there two months back. Had it waiting to go back…read morefor weeks. Wore it twice and it came apart at the seams. Brought it back! The manager and staff, chatted at the counter and ignored a long q of waiting customers. On finally getting to speak with the manager she checked the top, interrogated me as to how I had washed it, checked the washing instructions and then told me "she would accept it as defective". I pointed out that it was in fact defective! She then refused me a refund as I did not haves receipt. Then she shouted over me that this was store policy!! Outrageous behaviour and illegal. No decency for customers whatsoever. When I complained I was offered a London number to Call.When I finally dig out a receipt on visa she resentful refunded me. Rude, obnoxious service. Off my list!!!

I don't get what the big fuss is about Fran & Jane? Some of their stuff is nice and they do good…read moredresses in nice colours, but it's really very expensive. It also just suits a certain type of body I think. My friend gets lots of dresses here and they do look fantastic on her, but I have yet to find anything in this shop that I would buy myself. Guess I'll just have to keep on looking!

Where the yummy Drummies' mummies go, Fran and Jane has a lot of sparkly party dresses and other…read morefancy items, that are nice but not €300 worth of nice. Expect to find lots of very well made-up ladies in lovely outfits that really don't look like they are meant to be shopped in and your own feelings of inadequacy. Good if you are looking for something for a wedding, perhaps.

I was watching today's 6clock show on Rte&seen this Military style Jacket,its stunning on & you…read morewill feel great,I will wear it with a dress for Christmas Day!I got size xxl (16) exactly what I wanted as I was delighted jacket wouldn't close on me its perfect even with jeans&great value on clothes&postage,definitely I will shop here again!

Coast has some really pretty dresses but you have to be careful when you shop here. It's kind of…read moreformal wear - so you would probably buy something in here if you were going to a wedding, or had a special occasion coming up. The only problem is that you probably wont be the only one with that idea, so chances are someone will show up the wedding/christening/engagement party in the same dress. Cringe! Or worse still, the bridesmaid could all be wearing your same outfit. Don't get me wrong - the dresses are lovely, quite pretty and conservative, but still very stylish and well fitted. Pretty pricey though - a dress would cost you about €200.

I was their Friday at 6.30 I wanted to get my ears peirced. I am in a wheelchair and was told I…read more was too late to get them done they don't close till 9?? I was their about 2 months ago and the girl I delt with couldn't do enough for me. Their loss I got them done across the way half the price Wendy

The Monsoon branch on Grafton Street can be difficult to root through, with the clothes packed so…read moretightly together that you need serious muscles to pull them apart, particularly with sale items. This particular store, however, is laid out well, with plenty of space between each item and the collection at the moment includes some key pieces that don't look "typically Monsoon" i.e. voluminous skirts and 1950s bustier dresses. There's a nice jewellery and sleepwear section as well.

If you've gone to Dundrum recently, you have most likely passed the retail shop Mexx. As I'm the…read morefirst to review it, it seems that not many of us actually go in. That's quite understandable. Can't say that the window display is particularly grabbing (the manikins weren't even wearing any clothes last time I was here). Inside you'll find semi-casual/semi-formal clothing, mostly for women, with the typical shirts, jackets, skirts, sweaters etc. Of course it's a matter of personal style, but the clothes here do very little for me. It's simple and feminine, but just nothing special. They do have some nice skinny jeans, plain cardigans that are always handy to have in the wardrobe and some basic blazers, but I'd rather spend just a tiny bit extra and get a jacket that stands out.

I'm afraid it's not a favourable review, on the positive, average clothes and fairly high priced…read morefor what they are but you can get the odd different piece from time to time. I was in there recently and tried on a dress that I quite liked, however the mirrors do not allow you to see a rear view so I thought I'd buy and take home to try with shoes etc. I didn't ask the returns policy as I assumed (silly me) that the refund terms would be the standard of most high street shops, when I got home and looked at the receipt I realised there were no refunds! (A bit of a shock as the very simple dress was €139 and not suitable in the end, and yes I should have checked with the store before buying) I called the store to query and was told that there was a sign by the cash register informing customers of this. (I don't believe this is fair and what can they say to the blind community?) My opinion is that the shop worker should also inform verbally as they do in boutique stores. I have no choice to accept a credit note but maybe this review will warn other people to think twice before purchasing from Mexx.

Fancy-schmancy cosmetics counters on the first floor, with all the big brands represented. When I…read morevisited, some were manned by eager looking ladies, while others were bereft of sales staff. Score! I headed to the empty ones for some quick tester sampling, before going upstairs to check out the clothes. Brands include Lee, Miss Selfridge, Firetrap and be sure to drop into Topshop, where one of the sales guys looks just like an Irish Russell Brand.

I was here trying many many evening dresses and I found the staff to be nothing but extremely…read morehelpful. One was very good at taking photos of me, positioning me this way and that, to get the perfect photo of me in their wares. Walking around the womens clothing department, there appears to be something for every taste, every age group. A bit on the pricey side, but everything I tried on was good stock and good quality. Recommended.

A very very poor centre based on my recent experience. I am a disabled driver and was parked in one…read moreof their so called disabled parking spaces which I have discovered are not fit for purpose. My car was damaged in their car park because of the centre's very outdated standards. They refused to pay for the damage caused - their excuse: the place was built in 2005 before the current standards were in place. An uncaring, mean, unfair management with no sense of social responsibility to their disabled customers whatsoever. Appalling! Reflects really badly on the owners of the centre. I made a complaint to the UK owners about my treatment there but they haven't even bothered to respond. Beware parking there. Won't be shopping there again.

Great mall in Dublin! Has everything in there, from high end shopping to bargain stores, there's…read moresomething for everyone. In the store Pennies for example we got a lot of souvenirs (Ireland t-shirts) to bring back to the states for literally €3.50. If you come here around 1&2 though all of the kids getting out of school come there to congregate lol. We saw this as we were leaving and there were piles of happy busy teens in their school uniforms coming into the mall.

Ariba! I like the way this brand teaches me languages as I shop. With signs in both English and…read moreSpanish, you find yourself flicking through A-line vestidos or searching for that perfect pair of black pantolones. Bershka is big into t-shirts featuring quirky cartoon characters and slogans, some of which do get lost in translation. At the moment, there is one that features an Audrey Hepburn-alike with the message "We danced all night on the rooftop at the party". To me, it sounds more like a dreamy teen's blog entry than something I want to wear on my chest.

Bershka is kind of like H+M. It's pretty much targeted and young teenagers right up to students and…read morethose in their early 20's. It's funky, cool and pretty stylish. Think faded skinny jeans, check shirts, glitzy tops and cool t-shirts. I've found a good few cute things in there on occasion, and the prices are really reasonable. It's a big chain that's come over from Spain and the Dundrum store was the first original store in Ireland, as far as I'm aware. They've since opened up a second store in the Jervis Centre and a third, I think, on Henry St.