This fantastic little place is easy to pass by and not realise what a gem it is. At the front is a…read morefoodies dream with a selection of artisan and main stream confectionary and a beautiful deli. Tucked in a the back is an intimate and stylish eatery. I was there for a book launch featuring local artisan foods and otherwise might not have found it but wow am I glad I did!

Good food menu, lovely wine selections, and a small foodhall with an upmarket range that would put…read moremany a Dublin emporium to shame.

If it has effective management it's not obvious. I used a filthy restroom in here and despite two…read moreroll holding compartments there wasn't a piece of tissue paper. The floor was stinking. They charge a euro thirty cents an hour to park in the place you'd think they could afford sufficient toilet tissue. No excuses.

Where ever I come and visit my relatives in Dundalk, one of my favorite things to do is to shop at…read morethis lovely mall. Great stores, nice and clean food venue, only con is, the bathroom is far away. Other wise i have no complaints

This is my 499th 'First' review…read more Almost all my reviews have focussed on restaurants and cafes - it is unusual for me to review a supermarket chain as I tend to food shop, mostly in M&S, but I've noted that Dunnes food has more and more focused on small Irish producers like unique cheese manufacturers, makers of crap and artificial muck free pure 100% apple syrup, jams, marinades and chilli sauces. A lot of these products are also organic. They also have a great range of specialist Italian and Spanish meats and continental cheeses including some really top notch cheeses. All of these small producer products are close to M&S quality and price (although they've a very long way to go to catch the fabulous diverse range of M&S Food). They do cater for the other end of the market with many Dunnes own brands at great value (like M&S) and for a long time now they've offered a 20% generous food discount scheme. I've no doubt the company is not a generous wage payer especially to the check-out staff but they aren't alone and when politicians introduce minimum wages the minimum becomes a maximum to capitalism. I'd be happier to see living wages legislated for to redress the growing imbalance between the lowest and highest paid to reduce tax payer subsidies to multi national conglomerates but more importantly to maintain a cohesive society with a strong fabric rather than a Trumpian or Putin-esque dystopia.

I'm almost certain I've reviewed this place before on Yelp and like other reviews particularly on…read morebusinesses in Ireland they disappeared. Now let's be clear, as with the last time I reviewed it, I'm not reviewing the Tesco but the Costa coffee bar within the Tesco. This Tesco has a similar design to quite a few others with vast free car parking underneath and the supermarket one floor up. Dundalk now has about 4 Costa stores. This Costa which is dark good is on the 1st floor concourse, not far from the escalator, with about 30/40 seats. The staff are a friendly bunch and it seems to get by on very few staff. It has a good range of sweet and savoury food and their flat white coffee is exceptionally tasty. The inexplicable bit is the 50% cost uplift in comparison to Northern Ireland.

Great wee coffee shop,beautiful breakfast baps/sodas brilliant staff and in the good weather a…read morewonderful little outside sitting area where all the craic of the day is discussed about the local Dundalk FC,and all at affordable prices in this day and age

I think we have a new winner for coffee in "da town". That was nice experience. Sitting in on the…read moreMain Street in Dundalk having a coffee and a lovely cookie while outside you see the hustle of the night goers go from one pub to the next. There was something nice about been out in town but not actually going out out to drink alcohol. It's a small cafe but that adds to its uniqueness and charm. They have a few gift items for sale if you want to treat yourself. Range of food to go with your coffee but at the moment it's not a full range. Staff were friendly and chatty.

Totally recommend this company, I've been buying clothes from Tony for years now. The staff are…read morereliable, genuine want their customers happy with their purchases. Which you don't find very often in many retailers. They also have a great stock which is handy to have options from.

This is a review of tonymcdonnell.com…read more Shockingly poor company to do business with. Images on website did not match goods they tried to ship. Ignored all of my emails and shipped goods regardless. Failed to update website photos after I pointed out their error. Only comms was via Paypal when I disputed the transaction. Briefest of responses with no names provided. No sense of urgency or effort on their part. I had to drive the whole thing through PayPal and the seller's own couriers to eventually get a refund several weeks after having the money taken out of my account.

I can't figure what's going on with Yelp. I've reviewed this fairly lousy shopping centre a few…read moretimes on Yelp before. I've also added quite a lot of photos showing inside the centre. Yet they've gone. Disappeared. The same goes for the reviews and photos I've done on Costa Coffee Armagh Road Newry. So I'm not going to bother to re do work that I've already done. If I take the time, and it's my time after all, to review places several times and also add quite a few photos then the least Yelp can do is make sure they don't lose the reviews. It simply isn't good enough.

Contacted Rita last June to organise an appointment for my wedding this July a full year between…read morewhen I enquired and my wedding date. She responsed asking my wedding date to which I wrote back immediately with my date. To this day I am still waiting on that appointment. I then tried again today to which she advised me she can't help me she is booked up until August. Now I'm at a loss as to what to do as I thought she would be my seamstress.

I thought they provided a very friendly and professional service. The price was very reasonable and…read moreaffordable for the quality work carried out. I will definitly be back for any more alterations I have. keep up the great service. Thank you.

One of the best independent bookshops in the city, love the place!…read more Worth noting they also buy books for in-shop credit, the process is simple; you drop in a box, the owner looks through it within a week or two, keeps anything she likes to look of and credits your account, After that you completely forget about the whole transaction until your wife goes in and is reminded there is still a box of rejected books to collect and then spends all your credit on a book about flower arranging or babies or lapdogs. well worth dropping in!

I was well-impressed with Raven Books. They have quite a good selection of second hand books, which…read moreare generally in excellent condition. I definitely came across a good few that would pass for new books. Surprising in a small book shop Staff are really friendly and helpful and will order things for you no problem. They're also pretty good with recommendations. Definitely a place to rival chapters for the second hand market - just a shame they're outside my usual beat!