Buyer beware! The…read moreclothes are nice but prices seem high. Also travelers take heed to check prices carefully. Some are marked it pounds instead of euros. My wife saw sandals for what we thought was 45 euro but was actually marked in pounds so it was actually 65 euro which if you're from the states is around $70. Weird that 45 p is only $57.

One of my favourite shops ever, It has everything clothes ,food court and bathrooms the service was…read morepretty good considering that it was very busy in there. Food was good I liked it its not too pricey for clothes or food but some of the prices are a bit too much I think but most of them are pretty fairly priced , I would definitely come back here I would recommend

Very rarely I like giving two stars but let's say this is a 2+ rating. Those who have been to…read moreTesco know the store , this one you walk in and a security guard is sitting there scanning ccv I guess for thief , maybe a visual to stop thief but those , the majority of us, who don't steal little concerning if the store is safe. The lay out is confusing but generally found what we needed. If looking for fruit here little short on stock , and again lay out is confusing and some items not even in stock. But will say the staff at the self check out were helpful. So keep this review short as it is what it is. Would go again as the location on temple street is nice , but wish other options

I got this lovely meal deal but as soon as I ate it i ran home because I felt something coming out…read moremy rear end! I somehow managed to make it but it was lovely none the less

Can I just say that in Ireland there are so many grocery stores it is amazing. I only went in there…read moreto see if they had coffee, which they do, but it's not the correct coffee that I needed. I also wanted to see if they had creamer, that didn't work out as well either. But while I was in there, I could not believe my eyes. The bread, the food, the alcohol, the toys, etc. how much cheaper everything was! I was in there for about an hour and could not believe that here in America we spend so much more on food than what is really needed. The convenience of having so many grocery stores everywhere was also great. What was interesting is that you walk through a barrier with a security guard do your shopping, and then you go to an automated checkout. To walk out of the barrier you have to scan your receipt. It's pretty convenient and I see now here in America Safeway specially in some areas they have come to the same exact process. Well, I walked in there to get coffee, I ended up getting a baguette cheese, meat, cream, cream cheese, coffee, smoked salmon, and a few other items and let me tell you it was delicious. The workers there are not that friendly, and if you want to buy alcohol, you have to do it at 10:30 AM. The store was very clean compared to some stores here in America and there was a lot to choose from.

Touristing in big cities is surprisingly expensive, especially eating. So it was a pleasant break…read morein spending big money to stop into a full service grocery store to pick up a few snacks and a big bottle of fizzy water. This LIDL is clean, decently stocked and nicely priced. The grab-and-go food was pretty well picked over this afternoon but I found a sandwich triangle as well as some candies (some of which might survive the journey and go into my suitcase home) and a very inexpensive bottle of sparkling water. Self-checkout worked fine and I don't need a bag since I have my backpack. Easy, pleasy. [Review 1840 of 2024 - 96 in Republic of Ireland - 22862 overall]

I lost my wallet today and an old lady found it and thanks to a staff member she found me .to them…read moreboth im very grateful very kind people . I paid for my messages feeling relieved and thankful until i got to my car . As i was packing my car with my shopping a security man asked me did i pay for my messages i reacted in a shocked way after already going through hell over the wallet. I said to the security guy ive a receipt. His anwser was sorry wrong car . What a joke he was . He taught i was robbing obviously because he said did i pay for my food . He was way out of order . But again to the girl on the floor who called my name and to the elderly lady i thank very much . Security guy omg you were wrong .

This is a pretty big Dunnes and so has most of the grocery things you'd expect. The homeware…read moresection in the front of the shop usually has nice shiny things that aren't too pricey. They also do a smattering of furniture although that does tend to hinge on the pricey side of things. However if you need anything for your house this is usually a good place to start. Their cookware section is usually well stocked, and for some reason they sell a lot of photo frames. Upstairs there a smallish section of mens, womens and childrens clothing, which range in price although you can get a good deal on the kids stuff. Mostly they sell staples like t-shirts, tracksuits and jumpers, but they do have some fashion items as well particularly in the Savida section for women. The problem with Dunnes is that it can't decide what it wants to be. In the 80s it was all about being cheap, then in the celtic tiger it went all upmarket, and now it's being undercut by the German supermarkets. At the moment they're dropping prices and trying to compete which works on some items but not in overall shopping trolley comparison I find. Still though this Dunnes is nice and it's where I'd go for fresh bread, cakes and salads.

Great concept store in a cool area of town…read more Yeah, the concept may confuse some Dubliners at first as there's nothing else similar to it in the city...is it a café? Is it a boutique? It's both - and it works pretty well. I'm no fashion guru, but my other (more fashion-savvy) half came in and was impressed by the clothes & jewelry on display - all unique pieces I think. I do love my coffee, and I can certainly say that the lads at Tamp & Stitch do it damn well. They use coffee beans from the brilliant Hasbean (who supply other quality coffee joints such as 3fe, Bro Hubbard, Cup, Fallon & Byrne, etc) - at the moment they're using beans from Brazil which are delicious, but I think they'll rotate depending on what's tasting good & what's fresh. The set-up reminds me of proper Italian espresso bars - it's not a place to go and lounge about in for hours, but rather it's a real high-quality coffee experience (at a price that's actually cheaper than other [lesser] cafés nearby) So, although there's plenty of competition in the area, I see no reason why this place can't be a great success - well worth stopping by to give it a go.

Still loving the coffee, but have also bought a couple of presents here too…read more Would definitely recommend looking here for quirky jewelry. Where else could you find a ring with a little oragami style crane on top?! :) Also in true small boutique fashion they use Sum-up to take credit card payments through their smartphones. It pleased me to actually see Sum-up in action.

[M&S Cafe] Brown Soda Bread (beside a cup of soup) delighted…read moreme :) I got tired from walking around for shopping, and decided to have something here. I wanted to have Irish pancakes, but it had already finished. I had soup(minesrone) served with some bread, and salad, too. Minestrone was quite nice, though I had no special expectation. Thick and intense flavor. Two slices of Irish Brown Soda Bread---great! even though they must have been an "extra". Fresh and moist! Salad was fine, too! Sweet tomatoes,crisp lettuces and cucumbers. [Food Hall] big. and in the bread corner (not the in-store bakery) they had Irish pancakes, not only Scottish and Maple&raisins ones ! A lady in in-store bakery game me a piece of doughnut for tasting--yummy ;)

Quite a large Marks and Spencer, although it can feel a bit sprawling as it's all on one level…read more The outside entrance brings you into the foodhall and there's also a substantial homeware section at this end. Behind the foodhall is the clothing section which has a quite good selection for a suburban M&S. Going through this you come out into the shopping centre. There's a nice M&S cafe at this entrance to the shopping centre. You can usually find what you're looking for here although it can be crazy busy at weekends and towards Christmas

Wonderful staff and service. It's a shame that the supervisor called Radek is not suited to dealing…read morewith customers. Rude man The lunch rolls very nice and front line staff here also very polite and efficient. Ann

Yes it is a very expensive shop to be doing your grocery shopping in but in fairness i don't think…read morethey expect you to buy lots of stuff, i mean, look at the size of the tills, you only get a little counter to unload all your things out of your basket, its not like they have the conveyor belt type thing like you get in tesco. You know, the bread in here is nice but i have gotten better elsewhere, although i do really like their pastries. what i would normally come to this shop for is the things that cant really be gotten anywhere else. like they do that lucky charms cereal from America and they usually have a better range of ritter sport chocolate. also they have a good wine section. All the stuff that's bad for you that you cant get in Ireland(maybe for a health reason!) you can get here. yum yum yum!

Ambience. C Food. A…read moreService. A Price. A Let's just say I'm glad an oriental food shop and takeout eatery is next to the Luas line. Convenient shopping and bite to eat before heading home. I have to say I love that they have delicious crispy fatty roasted pork belly and moist crispy fragrant roast duck. Beware...the takeout food Only takes CASH. The grocery part you can tap a credit card. ***uodated. As of August 2020- they now take credit card...But prefer CAsh!*** Nice selections of dry goods as well as seafood , meats and v I'm a fan

I always like going to exotic food markets because I enjoy learning new things. And that's how I…read morediscovered the Oriental Emporium on Abbey Street. Well, that and I had 14 minutes to kill before the next Luas... Instead of wasting your money on a cheap takeaway, find the recipe of your favourite dish online (i.e. black bean rice) and go to the Emporium to get the ingredients. You can later spend the money that you saved on beer. Even if you're completely useless in the kitchen, you can still shop here. They have a new deli counter where I spotted a tasty roasted duck and on the other side of the shop, there's a fridge full of fizzy Korean drinks. Part of the fun is guessing what items are. Be adventurous and buy something different.