Bought a few pieces of furniture from here recently , along with a brand new fireplace and inset…read morestove. Everything was perfect! Most of all the level of service was great. Staff are super friendly and helpful and they will travel to Dublin to deliver. Very need and tidy. Unwrapped all our furniture and laid it out in the room and took away the plastic! Not the type of service you'd get from most deliverymen. When we ordered our bed, we also ordered a headboard and they even set this up for us and made sure it looked just right, without even being asked. I'd definitely recommend this place for great service and great products!

great value and service. They were very patient and helpful. Nice selection of in stock furniture…read more They have free parking

Love it... Being a vegetarian I must say it was wonderful food with many options to choose from…read more#happeninnnnn Vegetarian lunch platter was very memorable, huge size and i was able to take loads home for dinner than evening. great beautiful location and i will most defiantly be returning.

"Poopoo daddy" Eh? What did you say son?…read more"POOPOO DADDY!" "awah crap"... literally... A two year old who needs to go to the loo now... I'm hammering...I mean sedately driving down the N11 just coming up to Avoca, perfect, we'll stop in there. The wife is thrilled, she's been trying to get me to go here for ages. Toilet duties complete we wander into the shop / restaurant. It is huge and packed to the rafters with all sorts or retro and colourful goodies. All we did was wander around and buy a few bits, they have an inordinately large collection of tea and tea making gadgets - very cool.. Sadly the cafe was closing as we arrived so we had to make do with take away nosh. Not the end of the world by any means, we got the fish pie, very tasty. For anyone into plants the surrounding gardens / grounds look fascinating. We'll definitely be back when we have more time and fewer emergencies!

Over the years, this shop has gotten increasingly thinner in terms of the things they stock. Still,…read moreif you are looking for a book in Ballinasloe, it's one of the last places with any kind of selection. A few toys on the shelves, a good selection of office and school supplies, a small off license, and some touristy souvenirs seems to round out the offerings. All of this is available elsewhere, but if you're in town, it's worth a quick look-see.

A wonderful shop where you can buy almost anything. . . and excellent quality. Terrific that a…read moreshop like this can exist in a small town like Ballinasloe. I think it works because the owners think about the needs of the people they serve.

Picked up a really sweet 1888 britanica penny in very decent condition for 2 euros, worth digging…read morein bins and bought like 6 other Irish coins in good condition. I would totally go back, prices are a bit for some coins but most are reasonable.

Ok, I confess. I…read morecollect coins. Or rather, let's say I gather coins. There's something about the smooth feel of a bit of metal between my fingers that has had many lives...maybe a child's bubblegum wish...maybe a busker's pint...maybe a desperate phone call made at the last minute to save a marriage...that fires my imagination. I like to have sets...but the rules are that I can't BUY them (except in some cases)...I have to FIND them...so I have all the US state Quarters, slid into their little blue books like children tucked into acid-free, archival quality beds, all found in my hot little hands after getting change for something. And now, thanks to Lir Coins, I have a home for my gotta-have-a-set-of-Euro-coins-from-every-country collection, as well as blank sheets for my "specials", like the Vatican City 50c piece I got in change at the airport in Venice, or the Irish 2 euro commemoratives I've gathered. It's a small shop, but the people that run it know what they're talking about and don't mind a gatherer like me poking around in the piles of old coinage to see if they have a 1970 Irish penny. Prices are reasonable, and if you're looking for something you don't see, be sure to ask-a lot of collector materials are put away in drawers and cupboards to give shelf space over to the shinies. Bottom Line: I'm still missing 1c, 2c, and 5c pieces from Slovakia...just sayin...

Dunnes reminds me a lot of Marks & Spencer. Basically it's a grocery store combined with a clothing…read morestore. The food here seems to be decently priced, and they have really delicious baguettes. Pair them with Irish brie, and you've got one of the most delicious snacks I've ever had. Yum! This place is super close to where my mom lives, too, which is nice for her. The cart system here is interesting (you have to pay 1 euro to get a cart, and you get it back when you return the cart). I guess it probably helps keep the carts at the store!