Handy place to stop when going to and from the North Co Dublin area (Lusk, Rush, Skerries etc)…read more We stopped in to stock up on some stuff so we wouldn't arrive to a BBQ empty handed. It had wine and cakes etc. So we got sorted OK. It's nice and new.

Well me giving this a 3 star is quite generous considering its a petrol station but its a good one…read more The fresh deli is amazing the rolls are fresh. They do cooked meals and pizza aswell . Lots of parking and bright a airy. The supermacs just tops it off its so nice and u need to try the 7 and a half oz burger its stomach destroying good. The layout is very good lots of space and loads of seating upstairs a 4 star wudda been possible but wasnt as clean as id have liked but overall good drive thru good staff nice area and good fuel prices. A great spot to stop off for a quick bite to eat and support ur local irish business. Not many supermacs left these days so get in and get some now I like the seating in it and love the swivel chairs 70s nostalgia lol

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!

This petrol station is 24 hours which is always convenient. There is a shop upstairs that is open…read moreduring the day and stocks car supplies and accessories. The petrol station has a hot food counter and serves different teas and coffees and pastries. It also stocks a large variety of alcohol which can be served until 10.30pm. It also stocks a wide variety of food and sweets/confectionary and dvds. They offer customers offers with a Statoil card which reduces prices of petrol the more you buy. There is also a full car wash system available. My only issue with this petrol station is that it is usually more expensive than other petrol stations for petrol and for food. No matter what you are paying for, its always going to be more expensive than the places just down the road. If you dont mind that, then its very convenient.

Not the best but at least it's there…read more They dont have acess to cash in the store. The car wash attendent is very adamant on only selling the highest tier wash. But I guess that is his job. The store it's self is very short on goods but it is a small store and they do offer gas, so that's a plus. Over all I guess it does what it's there for.

This large petrol station is quite handy because not only does it have the usual garage items, but…read morealso it has a reasonably large shop where you can get a variety of groceries, tea/coffee and other food items. This forecourt is particularly large which means that you can drive past a sitting car to get to a free pump rather than waiting for the car in the way to finish. There is also a fair few parking spaces to the side if you're just popping into the shop and not getting petrol.

This is one of the closest petrol stations to me and you can also buy the odd little special offer…read more Sometimes there is the young lad outside who will fill your car with petrol which I only just found out are not employed by the petrol station and they expect a tip!

Great little spot, a few cents cheaper than a few others and great staff. The only petrol station…read morewhere a member of staff comes out to your car to ask if you need help!

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.

A nice petrol station across from a pub, conveniently located while you drive through Barstown…read more The petrol and diesel is fairly priced, in that it's cheaper than you'd find in many other parts of Meath. The staff at Hatchet are very friendly and helpful. Granted, the store itself is a bit sparse. For instance, if you want a diet drink, you likely won't find one. That said, if you want some crisps or a bar, there's a bit to choose from. They take cards, which is brilliant, and it's a nice place to catch up on local gos or peruse the postings on the door.

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.