This Tesco was one of the nearby grocery stores to our Hotel on Parnell Street. Gayle and were…read morehere for hotel wine and snacks, while I added a Saturday edition of The Guardian. Self Check out was straightforward, while store staff were helpful while keeping the lines moving.

The easiest Tesco to get to in town, mainly because you don't have to go through a shopping centre…read moreto get there. Although it's perpetually understaffed, it's also usually far less busy than other such stores around the city, which makes it a good place to pop in if you're in a hurry and need to pick up something for dinner stat. I also got a chocolate and hazelnut croissant thing there yesterday, and delicious doesn't do it justice.

Can I just say that in Ireland there are so many grocery stores it is amazing. I only went in there…read moreto see if they had coffee, which they do, but it's not the correct coffee that I needed. I also wanted to see if they had creamer, that didn't work out as well either. But while I was in there, I could not believe my eyes. The bread, the food, the alcohol, the toys, etc. how much cheaper everything was! I was in there for about an hour and could not believe that here in America we spend so much more on food than what is really needed. The convenience of having so many grocery stores everywhere was also great. What was interesting is that you walk through a barrier with a security guard do your shopping, and then you go to an automated checkout. To walk out of the barrier you have to scan your receipt. It's pretty convenient and I see now here in America Safeway specially in some areas they have come to the same exact process. Well, I walked in there to get coffee, I ended up getting a baguette cheese, meat, cream, cream cheese, coffee, smoked salmon, and a few other items and let me tell you it was delicious. The workers there are not that friendly, and if you want to buy alcohol, you have to do it at 10:30 AM. The store was very clean compared to some stores here in America and there was a lot to choose from.

Touristing in big cities is surprisingly expensive, especially eating. So it was a pleasant break…read morein spending big money to stop into a full service grocery store to pick up a few snacks and a big bottle of fizzy water. This LIDL is clean, decently stocked and nicely priced. The grab-and-go food was pretty well picked over this afternoon but I found a sandwich triangle as well as some candies (some of which might survive the journey and go into my suitcase home) and a very inexpensive bottle of sparkling water. Self-checkout worked fine and I don't need a bag since I have my backpack. Easy, pleasy. [Review 1840 of 2024 - 96 in Republic of Ireland - 22862 overall]

Great store but boy, is it expensive. Has all your usual needs and because this store is bigger it…read morehas even more down the back! When you look deeper it doesn't have great options on the alcohol side, just the usual. Great store though.

Great grocery store ! They have tons of fresh food , ready to eat options from sandwiches , pasta…read moresalads etc. In addition they also have typical grocery store non food items like soap , shampoo, tooth paste. It was also pretty affordable!

Spar is basically like a quickie mart…read more This is a great place to load up on snacks and beverages if you need them. We hit the Spar to have stuff in our hotel room, for when we get hungry between meals. And the Spar did just that! They also sell random things that you might run out of on your trip. Great spot to replenish your essentials! You can't beat the open 24 hours convenience!

The two good things about this place are its location and that it is open late. Other than that…read moreit's a convenience store that charges you an arm and a leg for the convenience of shopping there. I would avoid it if other places are open. It does have a nice vibe to it and there is a decent selection. Though it can be busy, there are a lot of cashiers that keep people moving.

Very rarely I like giving two stars but let's say this is a 2+ rating. Those who have been to…read moreTesco know the store , this one you walk in and a security guard is sitting there scanning ccv I guess for thief , maybe a visual to stop thief but those , the majority of us, who don't steal little concerning if the store is safe. The lay out is confusing but generally found what we needed. If looking for fruit here little short on stock , and again lay out is confusing and some items not even in stock. But will say the staff at the self check out were helpful. So keep this review short as it is what it is. Would go again as the location on temple street is nice , but wish other options

I got this lovely meal deal but as soon as I ate it i ran home because I felt something coming out…read moremy rear end! I somehow managed to make it but it was lovely none the less

Your quest for Jelly Babies ends here, one of my goals was to get some Jelly Babies and they had…read moreseveral different types at this locations, nice selection of other products and prices were reasonable, everyone was very nice and helpful. Recommended for your Jelly Babies or other shopping needs.

Liked it! I've known Marks & Spencer as a Clothing store but this is quite good. Clean, plethora of…read moreproducts. The price tag is on the upper side but it's quite manageable for a quick bite or a few things.

I've never bought anything in this shop other than Chinese imported noodles, for which they have a…read morelarge selection. The shop opens up well into the night and is a great place to pick up a bit of supper after work (I work nights).

After the end of the St Patrick's Day parade, ducked into this Spar mini market cause I desperately…read moreneed to go to the loos. Unfortunately no restrooms, but was able to purchase a local travel LEAP card (cash only for this) and then top it up as well. Apart from food items, there's also a small cafe right at the beginning, but I didn't like the taste of their coffee. Yelp 104/ 2019

Staff member at deli counter who seemed annoyed to have to serve people food, over charged me for a…read morevery basic sandwich. I have eaten here plenty of times before but will consider going elsewhere in future.

They've got my absolute favorite pre made sandwich here (can't tell you what it is or you'll come…read morein and eat it and I won't have any)- but although the sandwiches are more expensive than Tesco, they beat Tesco by a mile. Get your fruit and drinks at Tesco- but get your main for lunch here. It really is good. The hot/cold bar is good as well- nice deli style arrangement of all sorts of goodies.

Londis offer up the institutional 'Weekly Madness', a type of baguette that is sold every week for…read morea recession-busting-jumbo-money-saving €1.87!! And no, just because it's cheap doesn't mean it's rubbish; it's substantial, flavoursome and created using fresh ingredients from their palatable in-house deli. For one week at a time a certain type of baguette is decided upon and sold for this unchangeable price, this week it is the tasty BLT whilst last week I enjoyed the Chicken Salad one, all for this unbelievably low-cost price. If that week's chosen 'madness' doesn't tickle your fancy then Londis' deli offers a variety of delicious ingredients to be used as fillings for sandwiches and baguettes. I particularly relish in ordering a toasted Panini with tomato, ham and cheese - a succulent treat on those hangover days. With an internal ATM machine, well-stocked tobacconist and newsagents as well as an impressive selection of groceries all stocked under the same roof it's easy to see why Londis is such an institution to unfussy Dubliners who are looking for a speedy shopping experience that doesn't compromise quality.

Parnell Street sure caters to all cultures with its incredibly flavourful mix of restaurants and…read morebusinesses from all corners of the world. I recently spotted this Polish food store, Assorti, and felt the need to share it with the rest of you. This one-stop shop for everything Polish offers food, drinks, newspapers and candy you wont find in the supermarkets, goodies that are not well known to Dubliners but common in Eastern Europe. If you feel like experimenting with Polish delicacies without the three hour flight, pop in and get your supplies and a tip or two on the culinary tradition.