Here's to saving loads of time and 'wear and tear' on the bod due to carting loads of groceries on…read morefoot... Tesco delivery service is worth the nominal service charge! Take your time browsing the online supermarket and then pick your delivery time. The delivery service charge fluctuates anywhere between 3 and 6 euro - not bad! And, your groceries can be delivered within a day and down to a two-hour window of time. Everything is at your fingertips - from exfoliating facial scrubs to a jar of jalapenos. You'll find stuff that can't be bought at your corner convenience store. Lose the shopping cart! Let your fingers do the walking and put your money where your mouth is ... until delivery time!

Tesco Online--Personal Experience:…read more Once you've registered, the online store is very easy to use. Products have clear (if occasionally optimistic) pictures and good info. Discounts/multibuys etc are marked. Product categories are well organized and the site is easy to navigate. There are a good range of delivery times and prices. Off peak times are a LOT cheaper. I've found deliveries to be on time about 7 out of 10 times. What is annoying is that a delivery can be up to an hour late without any contact from the store (in fact, if you check the order number on the website, it reads 'delivered' even though it hasn't been). That said, if you call their helpline about a late order, they are very good about getting in touch with the driver and letting you know what happened/how long it will be. If they're out of a product, they'll substitute another (you get the cheaper price if the substituted item was more expensive). Mostly, the substitutions are spot on, but you can opt for 'no substitutions' on an item if you are leery (I do this on pet food as they tend to get substitutions wrong...no my kitten does not think that 'adult tuna' food is as good as 'baby cat chicken'...and in all fairness, Tesco aren't psychic so 'no substitutions' it is). The delivery drivers are an odd bunch. They're all really helpful if you have questions and very good about carrying deliveries indoors etc. Some are sociable, say 'hello', smile and have a quick chat. Others grunt once and get the job over with. Occasionally one stares at you with a look that says "I hate you for buying bulk cat litter but I'm not allowed to say it". I prefer the friendly ones, it's a little weird to have someone in your home who doesn't even say hello, just marches in the door and past you. Overall, it's an excellent service. I used it once and was sold. Now I use it every couple of weeks for bulky/heavy items or a big shop. Definitely worth a try.

Great service! Friendly staff and always ready to help. Very good location ,near s fabulous park…read moreand parking facilities. Clean and very well displayed deli counter. My favourite Tesco.

Tesco had a really grubby nasty shop here for years... you felt like you were shopping in a bunker…read more Supervalue now have a bright, shiny and spacious shop with very cool self-checkout stalls that even give you cashback on your laser-card which is very very cool.

Super cute store and restaurant. Well curated. We went for…read morebreakfast/brunch and it was festive and popping. We did the poached eggs and avocado toast. It was good but not off the charts by any means. Eggs prepared well. Toast not that great. Cappuccino a miss. Overall good experience though.

Great atmosphere and food is good quality. Staff in restaurant area are friendly and helpful…read more Service is good.

SPAR is a chain of what we Americans call "convenience store". This particular SPAR was a great…read moreconvenience store with a deli serving lunch options.

The staff are great and very helpful. I am a fan of Goats mild and they very kindly keep this aside…read morefor me. Spar maybe large company but each Spar is down to the individual owner/manager.

I go here because it is close to my house. I am beginning to think it might be worth my time to…read morehead into Blackrock to the Superquinn. Half the time I go in looking for something in particular, especially in the produce department, they are out of stock. Plus, they almost never have bags. I am constantly disappointed by just about everything here, but it is still cheaper and more convenient than the Super Value just down the road.

Same old Tesco same old layout - nothing much to add about the shop except in Bloomfield if you use…read morethe car-park and spend over €35 (I think) you get €4.40 off your parking ticket.

In an effort to compete with the likes of Spar, Centra and Dunne's food-only stores, Marks and…read moreSpencer has opened up a bunch of these "Simply Food" outlets that sell, well, food. We were roaming around Dun Laoghaire one afternoon and realized we were dying of hunger. We needed something quick and easy and M&S was right there. They have a little where you can get a sandwich, salad or wrap, a bag of chips and a drink for 4 euros. A lot of the stuff that was part of the deal was all gone, so we ended up with this strange salad that consisted of a little bit of lettuce, carrots, corn, baby prawns and loads of thousand island salad dressing (that pinkish stuff). We also picked up a ham sandwich for 1.50. The chips and beverage were ok, but the sandwich was probably the worst I've ever had and the salad was gross. Other options looked a lot more appetizing... The rest of the store is great though. They have a selection of all the stuff you'd need to grab in a hurry, from prepared foods to beer.

M and S is a great little store, and seems to have remained constantly busy where as other…read moresupermarkets have gone bust around them. Because it is M and S things are always going to be that bit more expensive, but for the most part the extra cost is worth it, their food is awesome. This store is especially good if you are looking for some form of prepared meal, not the best when it comes to loose fruit, veg etc, but still has an OK selection given the size of the store (which is pretty small).

I love Lidl - low prices, excellent quality, but the "Glenageary" (Sallynoggin) shop is a customer…read moreservice black hole. My aged mother paid for our shop with a credit card - something she does all over the world. With advanced age, she does not remember a PIN, so she signs for her purchases. The cashier did not ask for her signature, which means if my mother hadn't been honest and reminded her, we could have walked out with free groceries! Then, befuddled by this bizarre behaviour of the cashier, my mother left the credit card in the reader...and the blase cashier let us walk out of the shop, no comment of "you left your card". To top all of this off, you cannot call the individual stores anymore - you get connected to a central location, which cuts out on you, takes your number and never calls you back. We had to go back to the store, where they told us we were not the only ones to leave a credit card in the reader that day! Hell-o, Lidl- have some pride in your job and train your workforce! Two stars is generous - only the price and quality of the goods makes sure you don't get a zero rating! Bad bad customer experience!