I was expecting much more based on my epxeriences at the London location…read more There was a very limited selection of Cubans, with the prices being the priciest I have seen anywhere. Staff was very helpful and made a few recommendations, but the one that I smoked after leaving was poorly constructed and I was unable to finish the cigar.

Locals, when asked where one can find a diverse selection of whiskey at decent prices, will direct…read moreyou to this place. Although this establishment is small, their selection of whiskey is quite large and varied. The staff is extremely knowledgeable about what they are selling and, honestly, they couldn't be friendlier. For instance, I was emotionally distraught and conflicted on which whiskey to take home. They offered my wife and I taste test and spoke to us about each bottle and its associated flavor profile. The best was that they didn't try to sell me on anything, it was a genuine conversation. Excellent customer service! Overall, I walked out of there, mission accomplished, with a great experience, two bottles of whiskey, and about five small sample bottles for a little under €200. Side note: they also have a small selection of good cigars if you're in the mood. Enjoy!

We visited The Decent Cigar Emporium Mon. 25.07.2022. This shop was recommended by Ian the…read morebartender at The Lombard where we were staying. This was a mission request by my US friend to get him some Cuban cigars. A brief point to note. The US still has product embargos from the 1960s on the communist government of Cuba. How foolish is that policy after 60+ years. Neat location on the second floor of shops in the Grafton Street shopping district. As we entered the fragrant shop we were greeted by a young man who looked as if he stepped out of some H.G. Wells' Steampunk world. But he was very knowledgeable and helpful by asking questions to determine our choices. Sorry that I lost the card with your name. So mission expertly accomplished. Also we needed some local knowledge where to find an European convertible charger. He directed us to an electronics shop in the St. Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. Successful mission. Thank you. Again expert staff & very fine cigars. Thank you. Nick Parisi, Albany, NY, USA

Very small shop with Limited selection... but well curated. Service attentive but not intrusive. I…read morewish they had a smoke lounge, but I suppose you can't have it all.

Been buying my vape supplies here for a few years. They are a wholesaler and retailer, their stock…read morelevels are good. They have plants of different brands for hardware and liquids. I have a loyalty card that gets a discount (15% I think)... The exact numbers escape me but my account slowly earns a few € and every now & then at the till I'm reminded that I have credit and I then use the € credit to pay for my ejuices. Just inside the front door, to the right; there's a "clearance section" where products nearing their sell by date are sold super cheap (which is great for trying new flavours without committing so much €, if I don't like a flavour at least it only cost me pennies to find out!). There's lots of kit for DIY / self build hardcore vapers but I've not tried it myself. .... Last point but might be important for some; They allow dogs inside the shop! That alone has to be worth 5 !

I came in on a whim due to its locality to my hostel, and to my surprise they had a great…read morecollection of beginner vape pens to advanced mods, and they also had a large juice selection. On top of that, one of the staff members here was able to fix my Melo III tank for free, saving me from buying another tank. I ended up buying some juice from them as a sign of my gratitude, thanks guys!

This place has been located in Lower Abbey Street for a long time and is becoming part of the…read moretapestry of the City Centre. Run by a Dublin guy - who's affable and rfiendly, always willing to enquire about your life and health and your general well-being. The shop stocks a reasonable selection of fruit and doesn't charge an extra fee for Mobile top up's. Steady business could be its best description; coupled with its ideal location across from the Luas stop and Wynne's hotel it can never go wrong.

Stuff is very unfriendly!! Can't listen to you for a second,always walking around. They are DPD…read morePickup shop, but they don't provide any information or help about that. Very unprofessional. We bring package to them that needed to be send out by DPD with a paper that they told us to print and bring so we can get receipt. In shop they ask us to bring the package back to DPD post so they put paper on box. I ask can we just put it on box by our self ,they say we can. I ask if they have tape,one guy said no and other said its not our responsibility to do that ( but with very unfriendly tone ) . Then i ask if they have tape to sell to me. They sell me 1 euro tape and then we needed to step out of shop to tape paper on box.

I'm not a current user of any tobacco products, but wandering in Peterson of Dublin was a…read morepleasurable experience. OK, my Dad smoked a pipe for years and I still associate good things with those smells. And I did buy something, a package of ever versatile pipe cleaners (in green). I almost pulled the trigger on a folding knife (geared accordingly). For my limited time inside the shop, the staff I chatted with were professional and helpful.

Ignore the bad reviews. These guys were very friendly and knowledgeable. I wish I could remember…read morethe name of the salesman I dealt with. He went above and beyond. Prices were better than online at home in the US.

I wonder how the owners decided that Camelot was a good name for a newsagents, but I was intrigued…read moreso I went in to find out. Turns out that the lad behind the counter didn't know but the little shop itself is kind of cute- it's a bit of a mom-and-pop-place or in other words your traditional corner shop. You can get all your basics- papers, bread, drinks- here and yes, they do have sweets at the counter. They just don't seem to get too many people walking in here by accident.

I used to like this shop but I am less impressed now. They are good at ignoring their customers…read morehere. They never got back to me when I e-mailed them with a question, even though they have their e-mail prominently displayed on their web site with an invitation to contact their shop. The last time I visited the shop I tried to get the attention of the sales clerk because I wanted to buy one of those expensive Hoodlamb winter coats. These things cost about 300 euros. However the sales clerk guy was too busy having a political debate with some customer at the counter. He never even looked my way or said 'high man'. If you're actually helping someone I can understand, and I can be patient. However it would be courteous for a sales clerk to look my way and say, "be with you in a minute." Since I got no attention, they lost a 300 euro sale. That's a simple rule of business. One they should probably learn if they want to pay the rent. Anyway, I was in Amsterdam a month later and found myself at Hemp Works (address: Nieuwendijk 13). I bought the same Hoodlamb coat there for 200 euro, and the sales girl was nice as pie. She even gave me free hemp lollipops. How cool is that? Sorry "Hemp Company" but you kinda lost my support. I'm a Hemp Works customer now.

There are people who swear by hemp. These people are usually decked out head to toe in hemp…read moreclothes, probably down to their help socks and undies. They give off the faint odor of hemp balms and lotions. They tell you all the benefits of hemp between bites of their hemp muesli doused in hemp milk. These people might be totally off their rockers, but I am buying what they're selling. I think that hemp is really cool, and the fact that so many products have been created from the stuff is pretty impressive. The Hemp Company (note the initials -THC - not an accident) sells just about everything you can imagine, but with hemp. I found the apparel to be boring, like most hemp stuff, but everything else was great. The bags and backpacks were really cute and sturdy, and the lotions smelled great. I ended up buying some hemp salve that contains calendula which is excellent for healing cuts, rashes and irritations.

It's a Centra with a sandwich bar and the only store in the business park. Prices are alright and…read morethere is always a queue at lunch time for sandwiches and whatever other food they serve. I have never tried the food there and not sure I am game enough to try :-) I use it because it's convenient.

If you work in East Point, you know this place. It's the only shop in the area. Good thing…read morethough, they do hot lunches for a good price which are lovely and have a good selection of other bits and bobs here (like stamps!) which makes it very handy since you can pop in here on your lunch break.

Pick up a free University Times, charge your mobile at the ATM, or shell out for forgotten…read moretoiletries, gifts and snacks needed to get by in style while at Trinners. There's little artifice to the tiny shop, as it is the space is crammed into ground-floor digs just off a stairwell in House 6 (a second location in Hamilton Building serves up similer stuff). Shirts, sweats and posters hang high from the walls, making just enough room for the counter, mag rack and till on the ground. While there's lots of places to buy your TCD hoodie, none feel as genuine as the Student Union shop.

Trinity College Dublin Student Union runs this shop to be found just behind Front Arch as if you…read morewere coming from the main street into the campus of Trinity College. This shop is primarily there to provide students with the necessary products they require and in the long term to enhance the Student Union's profits to subsidize extra activities within the college. Like the students, tourists and other visitors to the college are hereby endowed with all the needed items they may require during their visit including confectionary, crisps, hot (via the self-service tea and coffee machine) and cold drinks, newspapers, cigarettes, magazines, fresh croissants and doughnuts, mobile phone credit, personal hygiene products, sanitary products, stamps, postcards, envelopes, stationery as well as a small selection of Trinity merchandise that can also be found within the official Library shop such as hoodies's, mugs and pens laden with the Trinity crest as well as TCD Graduate Teddy Bears (€11.95). The shop is excellent for providing you with those pernickety yet essential items when you are on a day's jaunt around college. Located, very opportunely just tucked inside the north face of Front Square as you walk out of Front Arch this shop is a god send when you need to either buy something as soon as you enter the college to be able to make use of it during your stay on campus or otherwise be able to handily pick something up in this quiet setting before you head out back through Front Arch and on to the frenzied Dublin streets. A practical and convenient shop that is seldom busy but always unfailing in providing you with that elusive yet necessary item.

What can I say about this place, well the staff are a bit paranoid for a start and wouldn't tell me…read morethe opening hours, weird. Other then that its a pretty bog standard newsagent, with also does stationary, cards and random toys the odd time.

This is a regular newsagents with a good supply of greetings cards and stationary as well. Having…read moresaid that, in the midst of all the notebooks and pens I noticed a shelf selling stuff like ketchup and packets of soup. I don't know what that's all about but it looks totally out of place. And besides, the shop is practically beside Superquinn, which is a supermarket selling all the ketchup and soup that you would want - and more!