Love the but not for the more4less they robed my €20 I dropped the €20 on the ground and they said…read more(oh we didn't pick it up at all) I was gonna say show me your cameras but then I didn't want them to go my time

Handy shopping centre, has chemist, newsagent, travel agent, cafe, Euro shop, phone shop, boutique,…read morehairdressers/beauty salon, sports goods, shoe shop, haberdashery, butchers, jewellers and fresh veg shop to mention a few. Dunnes is the anchor store and the shopping centre boasts a large free car park with a taxi rank on site. There's also a postoffice attached to the shopping centre.

I work here so it's not unusual that I'd find this place appealing for customers…read more It is a standard corner shop with more than is usually required for your day to day needs. Fully equipped with coffee dock, deli and ATM, Centra Griffeen is just what you want on your doorstep!

Just be aware folks, that from now on, if you drive in to this well out of town, in the middle of…read morenowhere place, you are paying to park to shop and dine. My previous stars were when parking was free and I could barely find a working toilet in the place. Their timing couldn't be worse with swingeing price increases and with Christmas just on the horizon. Put bluntly they are just greedy bastards. They say and are being disingenuous that their charges are aimed at encouraging shoppers to use public transport - no they are just chisellers. Who is going to do the weekly shopping to hop on a bus with bags of potatoes, carrots and a few litres of milk. Their centre operations manager who undoubtedly will have a free parking space has also confirmed that they will charge disabled car drivers. These good folks usually need more time to drive, park, manoeuvre and generally get around. I guess many of them would also avoid public transport to go shopping and I suspect the centre will lose footfall here. What's worst of all they are charging staff to park - apparently not a full daily charge but enough to screw over and rifle the pockets of the working poor. What the hell is wrong with us - taking from the poor to give to the rich. It's government policy in the UK now. They've given me a darn good reason never to return and for that I am grateful. I imagine I won't be alone.

Thai is the best shopping center to visit I am originally from Ireland but if you are a traveling…read morethis is where you get the full experience (most of it) you get Cadbury and everything else including the outside they have vue Eddie rockets cosmos and hogs and heifers not very delicious places and in Liffey valley you can get pennys boots and dunnes stores that's not all because you can get a SIM card and a eSIM from two different places and they have McDonalds Burger King kfc almost all the fast food restaurants and the service there every one is so polite from the 10 years of going there I have never came across a bad or rude employee every one is so nice and you can order from two places at once like let's say you want McDonalds and y ok friend want Burger King you can go to McDonald's and Burger King it's that easy 10/10 the best place to eat watch movies and go shopping it almost has everything and the interior is beautiful when it's Christmas they have bobbles hanging from the roof and two big reindeers on the roof almost looking like they are galloping around I love this place and I go here almost all the time to eat and shop

I had a fall but the staff were very friendly to me. The supervalu shop so customer friendly. No…read morebad reviews are true at all.

I'm not really a shopping centre person but when it's 8 o'clock on a Thursday night and I need hair…read moredye, a new outfit for the weekend, dog food and the weekly food shop there's really only one place to go. And in fairness where else can you do hours of shopping see a movie and have dinner without paying a cent for parking ?? The food side of the centre has improved massively in the last year - it used to just be fast food but now they have Wagamana, Captain Americas, Milano, Nandos amongst others.

Look, I'm not the biggest proponent of shopping centres. They're too packed, too bright, too hot,…read moretoo packed, not enough independent shops, and eh, they're too packed. So Blanch is no different. It's always rammed. It has the usual mix of high street shops and cheap eats. It does have an added benefit (depending on your perspective!) of being surrounded by outlets and bigger retail parks as well, so you can do your clothes shopping in the centre, then get your house-y stuff in the bigger ones on the outskirts. If you're into getting all your shopping done at once, and don't mind shopping centres, to be honest, it's not half bad. It does seem to have a greater selection of more 'value' shops than Liffey Valley and Dundrum if you're on more of a budget, which is good. Pro Tip: I have found on two occasions that all the carparks were full except the multi-story one on the Debenhams / M&S side, so if you're having problems finding somewhere to park, give that area a goo.

this review is on the underground 'luas park and ride' part of the shopping centre…read more I use the free park and ride in the shopping centre everyday so as I can get the luas to work and do some shopping in citywest on the way back. Up until today I have though this to b a fantastic service. about a month ago I wanted to use the luas to go to town and have a few drinks but didn't want to walk through citywest in the dark alone. so for safety I wanted drive to the shopping centre, park my car in the underground carpark 'park and ride' section, use the luas and leave my car there overnight. I was willing to pay an overnight fee if it meant me and my car would be safe so I went to the citywest shopping centre website to check if this was allowed and what the fee is but there was no mention of a fee or not being allowed to leave your car overnight. there was also no link to a separate website for any addition security or carpark management company. I checked the signs in the carpark and the shopping centre and although it said there was clamping in operation in the outdoor carpark there was no mention of this for the underground. there was also no mention of a time limitation for the free park and ride. there was a sign that said there was a call out fee for after it closed at 10pm but still no mention of not being allowed to leave your car overnight or that it would be clamped if you do. so I left it overnight and there was no problem when I came to get it the next morning. after checking the signs again a few weeks later I did it again and still no problem. the third time I did it I returned to my car the next morning and there was a photocopied/handwritten note from security management saying I was not to leave it overnight, that my reg number recorded and if I left it overnight again it would be clamped. So to sum up, the free park and ride is a fantastic idea that willI mean less cars on the roads, more people using the Luas and more people shopping in citywest BUT I think they really need to clarify exactly what the rules of the underground carpark 'park and ride' area are and update the signage and website to reflect it. And maybe some official leaflets or letters instead of hand written notes.

This isnt the type of shopping centre that has loads of clothes shops and the like but rather a…read moremeeting point for a coffee or lunch type of place. The shopping centre is bright spacious and well maintained by the staff. It has a number of fast food type restaurants, an Eddie's which is great for a cheeky Friday lunch with the office and is anchored by Dunnes Stores which I find handy as I work in the area and can get a decent lunch and can pick up something for dinner if I want. It also has a medical centre attached to it. Its built to suit the excellent Citywest Business Campus and compared to any other shops/centres in other business parks around Dublin it is second to none.