Few days ago,I was unwell and the manager and one of the other staff were so…read moreconcerned,caring..brought me a chair,water and were fantastic.Thankyou so much to you both,I am only going to this Ballinteer forecourt from now on .Thanks and regards anny

There is nothing particularly special about the Applegreen service station, but for one important…read moredetail. It has a Wimpy. Not just a hot counter with shrivelled sausages, or even an Apache or an Abra, but a real-life Wimpy burger joint. Before this, this was exotic fare that could only be procured in the UK. Well, the future is now, people. And it's burger shaped.

This garage is right beside Superquinn and because of this they frequently do special offers. For…read moreinstance, sometimes when you spend a certain amount in Superquinn you get a voucher that gives you a couple of cent off per litre of petrol, not a bad little offer if you are doing your grocery shopping! Another thing i like about this garage is the fact that it has a good selection of "penny sweets" the type you used to eat when you were a kid but you would spend ages selecting the ones you wanted.yum yum!

Overall a good addition to the Tesco name. Come here weekly to buy groceries and never had an…read moreissue. Gets crowded on the weekends but otherwise a nice store with friendly staff!

Tesco Dundrum provides the conventional shopper with an ample variety of groceries, kitchen and…read morebathroom ware, electrical appliances, retains a comprehensive newsagents and tobacconists as well as alcohol and party paraphernalia. The store is huge with up to forty aisles all stocked with a colossal assortment of diverse goods to hopefully pander to your every need. The store is so big that I was at a loss trying to find toothpicks on one occasion, having carried out a far-reaching search I approached the customer services desk who were able to look up 'Toothpicks' on their system and tell me exactly which aisle number the toothpicks resided in as well as how many shelves from the top they were on. I was delighted by this considerate and very beneficial service. I was happy that my request was not met by a groan but instead empathetic understanding that owing to the large size of the store it is inevitable that a new customer would have difficulty tracking down every pernickety thing they were looking for. This store can really pride itself on possessing a plentiful amount of stock. On one shopping trip I was able to buy all the toiletries I required for my last term at university, a memory card reader and a hammer. Such a versatile range of goods under one roof can only be a good thing, helped along commendably by kind and patient staff.

Pretty decent and handily located garage in Crumlin, right across from the Ashleaf centre…read more It's small, but decently enough stocked, garages have come a long way from a couple of bottles of Castrol behind the counter and now practically have to be Tesco in their own right. Now selling coffee, smoothies, shoe shine, sushi chef on standy by, well ok I made the last two up but you get a lot for just a garage nowadays. Theres also an ATM and they also sell wine. The place is open 24/7 too.

This is generally one of the cheaper places around to get petrol, although how consistent that is…read moreI'm not sure. A smallish service station they also have a shop with a few grocery items and some random things like cards. It's a handy place to get something when you run out late at night. However the forecourt is quite small and so you might end up stuck in a queue while waiting to get to a free pump because of the tight space. And if it's a busy time you might be waiting to pull in or out of this station because of it's closeness to the crossroads.

This is a handy petrol station next to Cabinteely. They also have a water and air station if you…read moreare in need of such services.

Good shop great deli roll offer digital tyre air pump is great and good quality car washread more

I never thought I would review a service station. I also never thought I could have such a good…read moreexperience at a service station! This petrol station has a huge and lovely cafe in it. It has a wide selection of freshly baked goods, doughnuts, sandwiches, tarts, you name it. Coffee is great, most creamy latte I've had in a while, and a large tea collection including a Puerh teabag. Wonders! I got the blueberry and custard tartlette, biggest sugar rush ever! This cafe is inviting to sit and watch the world go by Stillorgan Road. Sofas, high seats and plenty of plugs for the ole laptop. Good to go!

I look down at the fuel gauge... almost empty, I'm running on vapours, my car feels like it is…read moreabout to heave its last.... And I couldn't be happier!!! I blissfully whizz past the maxol at the end of my estate, I practically vault past the Esso on beach road and on to that veritable bastion of all things nice and lovely... the new Applegreen on the N11. The shop is huge and the staff friendly, they have a really nice café in there and a hot deli counter that just screams "relax, have a coffee, maybe try one of these oh so delicious breakfast rolls or perhaps just a warm buttery croissant. There is the usual array of services outside as well.. a carwash, air, water yada yada yada but its all about the inside for me. So, I pull up at the pumps, open my petrol cap and insert the fuel nozzle. Just before I start the refeueling something niggely at the back of my mind says "check for your wallet" I did It wasn't there Blast ...true story

It happened... I knew it would at some point…read more I fill the car with petrol walk up the the cash desk and just as I reach for my wallet, before my hand even touches my pocket, I know its not there. and it wasn't. The guy was very understanding, I explained I had come all the way from sandymount because theirs are the lowest priced for miles (and they are), I promised I'd be back within the hour. he believed me, didn't accept my offer of holding my son hostage, which was jolly decent really. ...and yes, I did come back any pay, yea of little faith.

Its a handy place for food and it has an ATM which are in short supply in the area. But the stand…read moreout thing for me about this place is that it will always be the place I bought a bottle of Pur Secco. Let's be clear - that is not a typo! The recession has led to much lowering of standards. I had bookclub, I was broke, I needed booze. The 7.50 bottle of Pur Secco (made in Germany from grapes obtained in Italy) was in my price range. It was surprisingly drinkable!

Beloved of the Taxi driving fratenity of Dublin this garage right in the middle-somewhat badly…read morepositioned-of Harold's Cross is well known for its low priced petrol. Theres no tesco, Tim Horton's or supervalu in the ajdoining shop except for a small store with the basics. They don't even have a coffee machine, shock horror!Late shopper across the road does though. Simple, cheap and reliable. The only downside to this place is of course its a victim of it's own success and its fairly small so expect to be waiting for a pump, beside a taxi most likely.

This filling station is gas (sorry couldn't help myself). It has a relatively small and oddly…read moreshaped forecourt, but yet the drivers come in their droves to fill up here. The price of fuel here per litre is always the best in the area. Why three stars? Their price of solid fuel is obscene. 4.99 EUR for a bale of briquettes. No thanks. Also, the forecourt makes for a lot of waiting in line, as there is really no room to go around anyone that might be in front of you. So as a result you may not actually get onto the premises and you'd have to keep driving. But if you can get onto the forecourt and you have the time to wait, then fill her up!