this location was stored pretty good. This was my first time here and I learned once school is let…read moreout and children run in, pay attention as a first timer to see what candy items the kids get. I scored big time with my niece and friends with the candy selection. The plant based items wee really tasty. I did however get Manuka honey from there and I wasn't a fan of it but I'll use for beauty items as an add in.

Tesco on Baggot St used to be a complete dive. It needed a major overhaul and it got an overhaul,…read morenot a major one so it looks better than it was. I wouldn't really call it a supermarket; it's more of a glorified convenience store. They have pretty much all the basics, but they wouldn't have as much stock as a major supermarket. Like if you were looking for a particular brand of an intensive conditioner, chances are you won't be getting it here. Also, it's always bloody freezing! It's like half the store is full of freezers. SO maybe bring a coat for your shopping trip!

Awesome family-owned shop with great tasting deli sandwiches and breakfast. The owners are all…read moresuper nice and inviting.

This shouldn't be anything more than your average small newsagents, stuck in the middle of nowhere,…read moreselling fags, sweets and papers. Instead, on a sunny day it doubles up as a cosy deli and coffee shop where you can sit outside and enjoy the sun and coffee. It still has a fairly basic/Spartan fee inside, but there's something lovely about it, I very much enjoy going, even if it is just for the paper.

When I was younger there were no Centras, Spars, Tesco Express, AM/PMS etc.., once you were out of…read morethe city or away from the big supermarkets (Quinnsworth & Superquinn) then shopping was a very local affair. I remember countless shops like E Lawless Newsagent's; small, packed with locals chatting, smell of stale tobacco and possibly sour milk. Food displayed on bare shelves, faded window stickers from products launched years ago. It sounds like a bit of a grim place but really, I like this place, it is of a dieing breed. It reminds me of 30 odd years ago and well worth wandering into just to get a feel for what it was like!

Such a pleasant atmosphere.The friendly staff were very helpful.And noted for there corn beef and…read moreham. I also love there window display for Christmas and Easter,it takes me back to my childhood. One of the oldest shops still standing in Dublin 4,if not the oldest.Is this the end of the corner shops I would definitely recommend this to everyone lovely community and brilliant service

This store is the best store in the neighborhood…read more It's not a full nor complete store. Like you can find a little bit of the home items here (e.g.: dish soap, detergent, sponges ... etc). But this store is mostly for food that isn't stocked that well. Most of the areas like the coffee shop, sushi stand and lunch area is usually closed. Not sure if it's ever open? Perhaps at noon during the week only? Not sure But they have "Fresh brand" sandwiches, drink options, ready to eat meals, fresh butcher meals, fresh pasta, and other food items, small area for some of the fresh fruits and vegetables, and unique food items like truffles and off brand of Pop tarts as well.. which makes it a nicer store to shop at. They also have a fresh salad bar (@ about €22 / kilo), but they sadly cover everything up at night and uncover the same items the next day. Not sure what the temp and hygienic situation of it is. So I like this store and I come here often, I just wish that they were stocked properly, internal shops were open and had more home items.

Another grumpy customer service experience today with Antonia working the tills. Today she was…read moreannoyed with me because I put my money on the counter instead of putting it in her hand. Hello? Ever heard of Covid? Maybe I don't want to touch you Antonia. Why do they hire people who obviously hate customer service so much? Fresh Managers: This person is the face of your business. Put her in the back to arrange stock if she can't be nice to people up front.

I dropped into the Insomnia for a coffee today, just as an excuse to get out of the office today. I…read morehad gone in with the idea of ordering a latte but I saw their adds for Autumn themed hot chocolates and the raspberry and honey one grabbed my eye. I really enjoyed it! So it's a hot chocolate with a "shot" of honey served in a large white mug with cold cream on top and dried raspberry's sprinkled on top with a few flakes of chocolate. It really looks the part. So its an odd experience taking the first sip as your lips are dipped in the very cold whipped cream and the dried raspberry's sit under your noise so it is all you can smell and when you drink you get the heat and taste of the honey sweetened hot chocolate. So it's a real miss match of temperatures and tastes which is odd at first but it works. After drinking about a quarter I decided to mix all the cream and berry's into drink which again was nice as the raspberry's swell up in the chocolate and float to the top. Anyway it may not be everyone's cup of tea or cup of hot chocolate as the case might be but I liked it and would recommend you at least try it once. Yummy!!

Any Irish person with a sweet tooth remembers when Whispa bars (light, airy nougat coated in…read morechocolate) made their glorious comeback. It began with rumours all over Dublin, everyone knew someone who'd seen at least one... but where? That fateful summer when Whispa came home, Bon Espresso was one of the first to carry them. Such was the excitement that this tiny little sandwich and sundries shop got a shout-out on morning radio and was subsequently mobbed by commuters and emptied of their stock. It's great that little places like this can be the birthplace of a chocolate-coated revolution (or, revelation). On a daily basis the shop is packed with lunch time runners buying freshly made sandwiches, paninis and boxes of wedges. There's barely room for the queue of hungry patrons, let alone the card rack, the magazine stand and that massive bank of chocolate for sale. Prices are great for Ballsbridge -you can get a sambo, soft drink and bag of chips and still have enough of your tenner left for a Hot Press or Tattler. Or, you could blow it all on a stack of delicious delicious Whispa. Your call.

The oddly named Bon Espresso & News contains a reasonable deli and take-away coffee station as well…read moreas the magazines and confectionary you would expect. Great for picking up a warm drink on your way to Lansdowne Dart station but perhaps a little more expensive than it really should be.

Just your normal kind of newsagent really except this is not a spar or a centra or something its a…read morereal proper independent newsagents and that always gives me a good feeling when i go into these places. It kind of makes you feel like your actually supporting something or someone! kinda like the ol "buy irish" thing I suppose! Anywho my one negative for this shop and i suppose its not there fault really but this is one of those newsagants that always has some kid hanging around outside asking "here! missus! will ye buy us a pack a smokes in da shop will ya?" why do these kids pick on me? Do i just look gullible or something? I dont agree with under age smoking why will i support there habit! i often feel like going in to the shop to warn the worker in there but then i always fear that i will have some little kid with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth ready to hassle me when i come back out if i do.... damn kids ruining my newspoint experience!

Everything is in order, tidy in a perfect way, clean, fresh. You can find products that you…read moreprobably do not find in other places in Dublin. If you buy fish and it always fresh, you buy meat and it always fresh too. The same for cheese ( big selection ), wine, beer, bread, fruits and vegetables. They have a meal deal from one starter, one side, one main, and a bottle of wine, and of course it's very fresh. Probably you pay more but its without chemical stuff.

Wonderful staff and service. It's a shame that the supervisor called Radek is not suited to dealing…read morewith customers. Rude man The lunch rolls very nice and front line staff here also very polite and efficient. Ann