Always enjoyable to visit a Patagonia store. The people who work there are very friendly and really…read morelove the products. There was a summer sale going on with some items up to 30% off. Very nice selection of items and exactly what you would expect of Patagonia.

I have been a long-time fan of Patagonia apparel. They excel by focusing entirely on apparel for an…read moreactive lifestyle, and they really do cover all the bases of that. From wicking underwear to base layers to shirts and pants to windbreakers to full on parkas, Patagonia can take you naked and outfit you instantly to face the harshest of climates. Their products are extremely well-made and last a long, long time. Which is a good thing, because there's no way in hell I could afford to shop here on a regular basis. Now, this location is an outlet, meaning they sell merchandise from past seasons at a reduced price. The prices are indeed reduced heavily, but the fact that the starting price is so high means the reduced price is still high. I took a look around the store and was dismayed that I couldn't even buy a single item. Even a bra was only reduced to 27 euros. Sad face. If you are a camping nut or just enjoy being outside, this place is worthy of a stop in. Their stuff is really excellent and fun to just look at a wish for, as I do. The main drawback is that, because it is an outlet, you don't have as many options. You're definitely not seeing their full range, which is even more impressive.

Nice place, toilets are inconveniently on the top floor which you have to pay for, make sure you've…read moregot change! Nice mix of shops recently done up their food hall which is much nicer New public toilets out the front which may be easier and more accessible! Always nicely decorated at christmas time! There is a great view from the top floor at the escalators which is quite well known and shot often

If you're wandering around Grafton Street, as tourists often find themselves doing in Dublin,…read moreyou're bound to run into Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. Its most-unique greenhouse architecture allows so much natural light to come through the glass roof. I absolutely loved the look of it. We took a stroll through all three floors. Having never been to the country, I was unfamiliar with most of the shops, but I took note of the few I recognized (Boots, TK Maxx, Claire's.) We were momentarily tempted to try the Chinese restaurant upstairs but thought better of it. Restrooms are also located on the uppermost level. Not super bustling, seemed to be going the way of most malls. And although I wasn't taken by any store in particular, I enjoyed the structure's design & seeing what a Dublin shopping centre has to offer.

Great shop for both women and men, with great international brands. Good prices if you are lucky…read morewith the size. There is a home and DIY section as well.

Large selection of products from house essentials to clothing. It does seem a bit unorganized in…read morethe clothing section for women. The prices are a bit high for being this kind of store. Bought several pieces of clothing and the security tag was left on one. We had to catch our flight so I couldn't bring it back the next day. Customer service was so so.

In the UK, Arcades are like outdoor/indoor hybrid malls…read more They typically have a good variety of boutiques, specialty shops and some dining options. This one was nice to walk around. I remember mom wanting to check out a vintage clothing shop here for fun.

While it sounds like it is a spot with games and all the fun things to play, George's Street Arcade…read moreis actually a covered shopping passthrough in Dublin linking two sides of the city center. However, don't get upset, it is still a fun place and honestly has the energy of what us American's think of when we see "arcade"! Small but mighty and packed full of shoppes, coffee shops and eateries from one entrance to the other. Vendor stalls line the middle of the space and while they are revolving, they usually feature art, souvenirs, clothing etc. The space itself is very historic and has been in use in this capacity for a very long time. The architecture of the building is gorgeous and screams old world Ireland. While wandering around Dublin, we made sure to walk through George's Arcade. We grabbed a small piece of art from one of the vendors and a chocolate treat from another. It was certainly time well spent! Overall, great little market worth a venture through if for nothing more than saying you did it!

Nope, no way. I don't care how cheap those knock off designer bags are... there's no way I'm going…read morein THERE. Dank, dimly lit and stacked to brimming with an odd assortment of second hand, off brand and generally strange goods, the Euro Mini Market does little to draw customers in... in fact I was the only non-staffer in the store on my visit. After sifting through a few racks of cheap clothes and browsing the dusty shelves, I was ready to turn tail and jog to Henry street. Much like "The Burbs", this place gave me the HeebieJeebies with two capital letters. Hunkered down in the old Tullys Tiles building (a family owned business that sold it's Smithfield stake to those pesky developers, only to expire in the hinterlands of Blanchardstown just three years later), the market looks very much like the retail space that time forgot. Or maybe it's the developers who forgot it? But do me a favour, give this weird little shop a miss.

They sell knock off fashion, that can't be legal? They never sell anything, yet they are always…read moreopen. Probably a front for illegal activity. You walk in there it's the same products, been this way for months. The stuff has dust on it.

So guess what this place does??Anyone? Yes its what's used to be know in pre-Euro Ireland as 'de…read morepound shop' and its the business too. While we might have scoffed at even admitting to knowing where a Euro 2 shop was a couple of years ago, they're having the last laugh as one of the few business doing well at the moment. Great for a bargain and also does a good range of household stuff. Head on down to scenic Moore street in Dublin 1, worth a look in itself, and check out Euro 2. As you might have gathered everything here in indeed 2 yo yo's. What a great idea! I like the way its not just useless crap as well, although there is still plenty of that, and now does lots of stuff you might actually need. As well as cards, toiletries, your own body weight in chocolate and sweets Euro 2 is always well stocked come Christmas, Halloween and Easter too.

You know the saying 'you get what you pay for'? Well a truer statement couldn't be uttered when it…read morecomes to this little gem. If you like crap things that break, fall apart or generally do not serve the purpose they were intended for in the SLIGHTEST, then this place is for you. €2 for everything. Bargain or wha??? Now don't get confused - it doesn't mean every individual thing is €2. You could, perhaps, get five chocolate bars for €2. Or two bottles of pepsi for €2. Or 15 crap mini bouncey balls for €2. You get the picture. I think it'd be really funny if they insisted that you pay for stuff with €2 coins only. Imagine that? I'm pretty sure the €2 store would soon have all the €2 coins in Dublin. There would be a €2 SHORTAGE! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooo

Fun vibe and nice selection of stores. Enjoyed walkign thru at Christmas time - was super busy and…read morefestive. Check it out!

I don't like this shopping centre. I find it very confusing, can't find what I'm looking for & I…read morealways find it very crowded for my liking, especially during Covid. Don't think I'll be going back any time soon

I am a fan of TK Maxx. They always have a bit of everything. I can never visit without finding at…read moreleast one thing I never knew I needed until I saw it here. They also do good prices on clothing which is class.

Brought back faulty belt, same exact make and model as one still on sale in the Stillorgan branch…read more Aoife the staff member was extremely rude and dismissive, refused to swap or exchange even though I wanted to exchange for a higher priced belt and pay the difference. Aoife has a bad attitude and terrible customer service, Aoife could care less and would rather lose a sale and a customer than return faulty belt. AVOID this shop, Aoife is very unhelpful, they have lost a longtime customer, total waste of time and money if they won't stand over their faulty goods

It seems everyone is doing an outlet store of some description these days - something to do with…read morethe recession I guess - but its always nice to find one that a guy will find interesting; lets be honest most of these places are aimed squarely at the female of the species. Bests always seem to have a sale on in their shops in town, I rarely go in because really, if you are doing a sale 365 days a year does that mean there's anything actually on sale!? Maybe the Outlet store is the same but it seems to me that prices are actually pretty good ad the quality of the stuff is not too shabby either (though I probably still wouldn't get a suite there!)

I adore Topshop. But I hate Topshop. I promise myself I'll be good. I'll just go in to look and…read moreI'm allowed to buy one thing. 30 minutes later I've walked away with two jumpers, a top and trousers that I know I can't afford. The clothes are so nice! They have affordable jeans in every colour, shape and size. Ditto for t-shirts and vests. They also have a huge variety of every other type of clothes you could imagine. Great for dresses and going-out tops. They have shoes and accessories too. It's a favourites spot for picking up some pumps for me. They give a discount for student all year around, they have a personal shopping service, it's a huge store and they do speciality tall and petite clothes. It's the complete shopping experience! Just be careful!

This is one of the larger TopShops that I have visited. Not quite the size of the one in Manhattan…read morebut close. Right now the USD/EUR exchange rate is quite good for the US. You can see evidence of this on the price tags where they have the $, £ and € listed. I'd be remiss if I left the EU without buying anything from here so I got a pair of Ivy Park sweatpants. I saved about 25% by buying it here instead of the US which is nice. The upstairs had this Miss Selfridge collaboration. I wasn't a huge fan of the styles but maybe it's for you. One thing that I find cool about UK sizes is that their small sizes are actually quite small. Sometimes even the US size 0 is slightly too large for me but the UK size 0 is even smaller and sometimes just right. (Or sometimes ungodly tiny)