Once upon a time, we fell into this lovely bookstore. Great options and neatly organized. It is not…read morehuge, but if you are looking for a bestseller and/or Irish books this is a good stop. We purchased several books we just couldn't leave without. If I were to make a suggestion, I would want to make certain the people in the checkout are personable. There were three people present today (staff) while we were there. I believe I was "helped" by the manager - she seemed to be training someone(?). Customer service was not her strong suit to say the least. Perhaps a bad day? Otherwise, a worthwhile stop. The end.

Dubray Books is a nice 3-leve shop (including Cafe) on Grafton Street. It was busy the day I walked…read morein, and has a good selection of Irish Authors, and various political sections that match the Irish psyche. Nice place to hang out, and with very helpful staff.

Ambience. A Service. A+…read moreFood. A Price. A Found in the SW corner of St. Anne's Park in the Ref Stables. Great history of this 100 year old park. Olive's Room is found inside the courtyard. Nicely lit, modern and warm atmosphere. Nice to go for lunch , mid afternoon tea and early light dinner. I had the hot chocolate - requested only bittersweet dark chocolate as I'm not into sweet. The veggie plate sampler was fresh daily veggies in their sauces. And the soup was squash and pear. Served with. Town bread. Delish and tasty! I'm a fan. I'll be back. Take a flashlight if you get stuck heading out of the park I the dark! It's pitch black!

Collected my better half from the airport this morning and we decided to fight jet-lag with a walk…read morein the park. The dog was obviously thrilled! St. Annes Park is a really nice park and you can easily stroll for an hour or so. Saturdays is market day and we welcomed the chance to get a coffee and watch the DSPCA classes going on. The stalls are nice too, with a vegetable stall, two artisan bread, two coffee, Italian/Greek antipasti and many others. I have to say, I really enjoyed myself and it was a nice little change from our usual weekend walks at the beach.

Always has a good lunch selection, at great value I might add. My personal favourite is the…read moremozzarella and chicken panini with crunchy peppers and hot chocolate. They also have a wide range of tea and coffee as well as soft drinks. As well as food the also have several classes which include but are not limited to tai chi, adult art classes and several others. The staff are always conscientious and wont hesitate to help the customers. They also cater to customers with special needs on a regular basis. It is for these reasons that I find the staff to be very approachable and professional all in one. Overall I find my visit here to be fantastic and would recommend it to anyone in general and students with special need in particular because it located beside Tallaght Library

If your looking for good coffee in Tallaght this is the place. Starting work in Tallaght I was in…read morethe coffee wilderness until I found this spot and go there pretty much everyday. Haven't tried the sandwiches but they look pretty tasty and I've had my eye on a raspberry and almond muffin for the last few weeks. Service is friendly and quick and oh yes I forgot to say a takeaway coffee is only 2 euro , serious bargain!

This is one of the oldest bookstores in Dublin. The main entrance has beautiful large windows with…read morebook displays. The Grafton Street entrance is a little less ornate. The store has several floors with a large selection of books. It has lots of Irish literature and Irish authors as well as fiction, travel, cooking, children's box and lots of others. Prices are comfortable to other bookstores. The staff were very helpful in finding books and recommending books. I would highly recommend a visit if you are in Dublin

I visited this bookstore after learning about its size and history. I'm a big book nerd so it was a…read moremust-see while in Dublin. This is three stories of books and it is worth taking a slow walk through! The books are new-book prices so they are a bit expensive but just seeing the huge selection of books and the huge store is enough. I ended up getting one book as a gift for a friend and a Hodges Figgis tote bag for myself. The people working here are friendly and knowledgeable. There is always someone around if you have any questions.

This place really is the best kept secret on Aungier st. It's a second hand book shop but is really…read moreeasy to miss. Not only this, it's only open four days of the week. It doesn't even have a real name, it just says 'Book Store' in the window Wednesday to Saturday. It's in a building adjoining the Carmelites Whitefriars church with a coffee shop in the back. It's more a room filled with stacks upon stacks of books than a book shop in the conventional sense. It has feck all cataloging, but that's part of the charm. You can spend ages browsing and come across some hidden gems. I picked up The Gunslinger for €3 after a few minutes traversing the shelves. Perhaps the reason I love this place so much is because of the elderly lady who works there. She has no till, just change in her pocket. You can ask her for any book, and will either have it in her hands within seconds or tell you right off the top of her head that they don't have it. They also have a ten cent book box, so if you want to pick up a novelisation of Ghostbusters 2, give it a gander. If you have some time to kill, check it out, you never know what you might find.

Yep, I know this place. I always call in there if I'm in the vicinity. And, yes, your dead right…read moreabout the lady who runs the place. She has a razor sharp mind and knows every single book that she has there on the shelves. Mention an author and she can tell you straight off if she has it or not. She's also knowledgeable on rugby and seems to keep up-coming fixtures in head as well. Charming person, charming place. Oh, and you can drop in for coffee to the little coffee shop off the hall. Just try to avoid the place immediately after Masses as it gets crowded out by the 'regulars'.

The main bookstore is OK and a walked right by the Irish souvenir section. What I really…read moreappreciated here was the relatively extensive magazine selection of which I picked up a Guardian Weekly. I didn't see much in the Stationary Department of which the Eason Nassau branch nicely provided later in my trip.

The Daddy of the Easons family, or at least the overgrown steroids pumped son. This place is huge,…read moreand seems to answer the eternal question: "what would Dunnes look like if they sold books?". There are other features though, other than feeling like a Dunnes. Like the classics section in the basement, where you can track down pretty much anything. They also sell schoolbooks there....whoo! Moving on swiftly, the ground floor is crammed with all the latest best sellers as well as any magazines you could possibly want. Even my own personal favorite "Air Rifle Monthly".

Inspiring Ideas that's right!!!, Art, Children's craft, Paper Craft, Needlecraft, Rug kits, A nice…read moreselection of Jigsaws, Toys and more. Located in the Blanchardstown centre with a great parking facility this shop has a lot to offer, you can spend a lot of time thinking and dreaming on the different things you can manufacture yourself with all the items displayed and there is always something new. This is one of my favorite shops to keep everybody happy when your shopping with your family. you will find something for all ages.

Love the little cafe they have Paul's a great man.. Food coffee etc top of the range love this…read moreplace...

They have their own designated parking lots, so you don't need to pay for parking…read more It's low prices shop. Would highly recommend. But at the same time, you can't go there and expect to find everything for you dinner table. Very nice staff, helped me with full heart and even gave one advise, which they didn't have to. Thanks.

This shop is a nice addition to an outdated and slighty run down shopping centre. Its always nice…read moreto wander around looking for a bargain and they sell everything from shampoo to groceries to goodies and everything is €1.50.