This is a petrol station, you get your petrol, you pay and drive off! The prices are similar to…read moreother around, but for some reason i seem to get miles more kilometres from their petrol here! The shop is small, with very little stock.....this is a good thing!! less temptation

What most people don't realize is that there is a restaurant upstairs! It's not surprising that…read morepeople don't know as there are very few signs outside or even inside the store downstairs. It's a pity as they do a very good Irish Breakfast, good value too. The lunch menu is always varied and the food is usually quite tasty, I have not had a bad meal there yet. A great place to kill time waiting for the ferry. I will not review the Deli counter this time!

The coffee here is really good, the stars are for the coffee. Which isn't surpising as its used…read more24/7 by truckers. And truckers like good coffee. The pastry I got was a bit meh though, it'd been sitting around for a while I think. Truckers don't eat Custard Crowns obviously ;) It's a handy place to stop for some pre-Ferry refreshments and fuel.

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.

Nothing special, expect the cheapest fuel prices in the East Wall. Used to be Campus on East Wall…read moreroad, but now it's Top. Not giving 4 stars, because it lacks more pumps and shop has not ATM and they don't give cash back as well. They have a nice automatic carwash. There's this little "parcel motel" that has Nightline courer logo on it. Has to be handy.

Do not Use the ATM no matter how desperate you are - According to Irish banks they receive 100s of…read morecalls a week from people saying their cards are being swallowed by this machine, and the helpdesk number is a waste as they are the rudest people on the planet, I was told that "this was a me problem and nothing to do with them" Maxol Staff are unable to help as it it a separate company. There are many other ATMs in the area to go to.

Went in several times during the week for food in which I got the exact same which one day was…read more€4.50 and then goes to €5.80!!?? I continued to ask at the counter about it and was basically ignored

Petrol Station that has all ye need!…read more - Grab Your Fuel - Air/Water Dispensers - Car Wash - Coffee Express - Hot / Cold Deli - All the 'on the go' things you need, snacks, drinks, magazines, etc.

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!