There is not enough room to explain why this spacious, well built and elegant place (the biggest mall in Ireland) is so epic and enjoyable. The exterior and interior architecture and decor, the multitude of different shops of all kinds, the large go to chains, the everything under 1 roof vibe, the assortment of restaurants and cafes, the water fountain performances outside with even more to see and do including a huge beautiful movie cinema right next to a McDonald's and at least 15 other food choices, a pub and a buffet.... You are missing nothing here. This place is for everyone, it's not for rich people or mall rats like complainers say. It is spacious and has a huge indoor parking lot built better than most and yes there are maps. This place was done so well it's hard to complain anything and keep a straight face. Dundrum is so fun, elegant and beautiful. It's a beautiful weekly must. It is missing nothing. Ps Go here on Christmas and it's a wonderland too. read more

A very very poor centre based on my recent experience. I am a disabled driver and was parked in one of their so called disabled parking spaces which I have discovered are not fit for purpose. My car was damaged in their car park because of the centre's very outdated standards. They refused to pay for the damage caused - their excuse: the place was built in 2005 before the current standards were in place. An uncaring, mean, unfair management with no sense of social responsibility to their disabled customers whatsoever. Appalling! Reflects really badly on the owners of the centre. I made a complaint to the UK owners about my treatment there but they haven't even bothered to respond. Beware parking there. Won't be shopping there again. read more

Great mall in Dublin! Has everything in there, from high end shopping to bargain stores, there's something for everyone. In the store Pennies for example we got a lot of souvenirs (Ireland t-shirts) to bring back to the states for literally €3.50. If you come here around 1&2 though all of the kids getting out of school come there to congregate lol. We saw this as we were leaving and there were piles of happy busy teens in their school uniforms coming into the mall. read more

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This is a great large shopping mall. Large amount of stores, great variety of items, all price ranges. Most things you'd need can be found here. Multiple places for food, tea, coffee, juice, desserts are provided. Easy to stroll around. Easy to find restrooms. Nice staff. Conveniently reachable by public transportation. All in all, a great place for shopping when you're in need of something special. read more

Large shopping center, about 1 hour outside of central Dublin if traveling by public transportation. Wide variety of shops, but limited lunch/snack options if you're on a special diet like gluten-free (which I am). Lots of stores to browse through though! And a Build-A-Bear :-) A little chaotic and not super easy to navigate even on a mid-week morning, but I suppose that's to be expected when schools are on summer break and it's rainy out. read more

Me and my freinds were mistreated because of our age. Security told us walk instead of getting the lift. He let everyone else in but us .totally unacceptable read more

If shopping is the new religion then Dundrum is the Vatican of the Southside. It opened to much excitement, at the height of Celtic Tiger mayhem, and it still manages to draw the crowds in spite of the fact that most of us are wading around knee-deep in recession sludge. It is massive, brightly-lit and spotlessly clean. It houses high-street and high-end fashion outlets as well as a rake of restaurants (including an intriguing sushi conveyor belt diner), a cinema complex and a theatre, The Mill. If you go there, keep an eye out for Dundrum's version of American 'mall rats' - wealthy young teens, dripping in labels who spend their Saturdays flirting and sniggering as they go from shop to cafe to restaurant. Pretty hard to miss actually! It's undeniably handy for Southsiders because it's just off the M50 and it definitely hosts an impressive range of popular shops however, at the end of the day, it is what most shopping centres are, pretty darn soulless. read more

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There is a great selection of shops here. Bars,restaurants, cafe's, fast food, cinema, clothes shops etc. There is very little you can't get here. It's a little difficult to find your way around in you are not familiar with the place. I'd have given 5 stars except the car park can be a nightmare. It can be difficult to get in and out of. read more

Dundrum Shopping Center is a really good place to shop! lots of different shops and something for everyone! You can get there all you need! Just the parking is a little complicated because the park house was soooo full and we needed to drive around for quiet a few minutes! But the price for parking is awesome! And at the moment you can go there and you will definately come in Christmas mood :) Beautiful light effects and Santa Claus is there too! read more

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This place is gorgeous and lovely and pretty and very well designed and full of everything you could possibly imagine, well apart from unique, imaginative, one of a kind stores! But still it is a cool place to come and get all your shopping needs under the one roof. From men and women and children's fashion, shoes, bags, to department stores, to chemists, hair dressers, barbers and lots of cinemas and bars and restaurants, this place has it all! read more

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I love this place! It has something for everybody. There's mens clothes, jewellery, bags, women's fashion, books, gifts and loads more. It is a bright open space which makes it very appealing, as it's horrible when you feel claustrophobic in a place. The layout of the centre makes it an enjoyable place to shop. There are many cafes situated throughout the centre and a main food area upstairs, so you can never go hungry with smoothies, muffins, bagels etc there to fill you up. The shops are obviously the best thing about the place. Several times I have gone there and bought my entire winter/summer wardrobe. Prices vary from shop to shop. My two favourites would be; River Island - which can clothe anyone from young teenagers to middle age women. The clothes are a little expensive but usually great quality. Penneys - This is the other extreme of the scale. Everything is so cheap in this store. I tend to buy underwear,socks and pyjamas here but they sell normal clothes too. I wouldn't be a great fan of these as they can be a bit ill-fitting, but sometimes you can find a hodden gem! They also sell really nice jewellery, not expensive at all. Other favourites would be BT2 for makeup and Bershkas and Zara for clothes. For men my dad tells me Best Menswear is very good! If you're near the centre have a look in, I can't gaurantee you'd be out any time soon though! read more

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I will prefix this by saying I am not a fan of malls, I much prefer shopping outside but to be fair to Dundrum they have really done it right. A great selection of stores that try to cater to every taste. Plenty of food areas that cater to every budget. Cinemas. But what I think is the best is the design of the building so that it really fits in well with the outside as in it somehow enhances the nature albeit it man made around it which gives it a great calming quality. read more

Yes it's sparkly, yes it's clean, yes it's pretty. But I'm not interested in any of that. What I really want to talk about isn't the variety of shops, or the transport links or the new and sophisticated decor. What I'm interested in is... ...the car park! I really truly never expected myself to be sitting down on a Monday evening to write a review about a car park. What can I say, I was impressed! There are electronic signs at the end of each row telling you how many spaces there are and where to find them. Then when you turn into your chosen row, there are easily visible red or green lights above each space, so that you can see from a fair distance exactly where the space is. What a time and stress saver! And all for only €3 for three hours. Deadly. read more

I do like Dundrum Town Centre and I'm not even a fan of shopping. I am sitting here trying to think of a fault and I can't think of one. It does exactly what it sets out to do and it does it well. There are plenty of shops, suiting all tastes and pockets. There are plenty of places to eat at, suiting all tastes and pockets. . The toilet facilities are excellent. Parking cost us 2 EUR for the 2-3 or so hours we were there. I was genuinely surprised at how cheap it cost. I like the lights they have above each parking space to indicate if its occupied or not. They also had staff in the car parks to keep things flowing. There are touch screens all over the place to check where a shop you are looking for is and it then directs you how to get there. Public transport is good if you are not car inclined, with the Luas and buses a-plenty. And the way they turned the flood damage around in October 2011? Kudos read more

Dundrum reminds me of the shopping centers (malls) in the US. Lots of shops with huge variety spread across multiple floors with plenty of food options to refuel. Parking can be a challenge but in general OK. If your not driving then it is served by LUAS and bus. read more

Okay I know it is a good shopping centre with good shops, restaurants, cinema, parking etc. But I always seem to get lost as to where I am and where I am supposed to be. The car park is also a nightmare for me with all the twists and turns. Tom Tom does not work in here and why can they not provide a map! read more

Love this shopping center, it has all my favorite shops and cafes under one roof Love shopping in Penney's, it's huge ! Love their Zara, Riverisland and Berska and huge Tesco's' Butlers' and Starbucks' are the best places if you are heading for a cuppa :) Milano around the corner I advice if you are looking for a bite to eat, it's affordable and tasty! read more

The idea of spending a day in a shopping centre has never really sat well with me, but this place has changed my mind to the possibility. For the record, I don't like shopping... Or to be exact, I don't do browsing. So I wouldn't really be found meandering around the various outlets in Dundrum Town Centre... What I like about this place is that there's plenty of things there to do. This means that, for example, I can go to a restaurant there, or see a movie. Every time I go there I'm discovering a new shop, a new restaurant or even just a new area that I haven't been to. Tucked away in the main courtyard is a lovely Thai restaurant that is absolutely amazing! I'm not sure if I'd spend a day there, but I'd certainly spend an afternoon there. read more

I'm usually not a big fan of malls, too big, too hot, and definitely too crowded for me. But as we were looking for something to do, we walked all the way to this mall. I was really surprised by how the entrance looks like, the music, fountain, and different restaurants, all look so nice and clean. Since it was really windy and rainy, we got inside and was impressed by all the good stores in this place. I think we can find nearly all the same brands than in the center, except it's in a mall and not outside, and that it's less crowded. It was kind of empty in this friday afternoon, and that might be one of the reasons I liked this place so much. Also it looked way cleaner and safer than the place I'm used to back in France. My boyfriend really liked the big and quiet Superdry store, I really liked the big and quiet as well Urban outfitters, I was just a little bit disappointed by the size of the Topshop which is actually only a small part of the House of fraser and not a real shop on its own. I did not had a chance to eat there this time but I've spotted a few restaurants with gluten free option, like the burger restaurant outside, and I bought a few really nice pastries at the Douglas and Kaldi cafe (which actually had a nice choice of pastries and a lot of gluten free option on the menu). I'm really looking forward to going back there ! read more

Great shopping centre packed with plenty of options for every type of buyer from the cheaper high street stores to the higher end designer wear, this place has it all. There is ample parking and the entrances are all easily accessed. What's great about this place is also the entertainment options here, from crazy golf centre, a pottery painting drop in centre, late cinemaplex and a food quarters this is also a place for just kicking back though if shopping is your thing, this will tick the box for you. My fave go to is the House of Fraser read more

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Beautiful mall with an awesome selection of shops! House of fraser is worth the trip from the city centre and the restaurants are pretty good to. Avoid it during saturdays or sundays if you don't like families with kids! The only negative point is that a Tiger store is missing, the rest of the shops are pretty common as well. Hamley's is very good for kids read more

I don't usually travel this far to shop but i do love coming here as they have a huge range of great shops that i love. The luas goes out to it which is very handy and makes getting there a lot simpler. I have also came here to the cinema a few times and never had any problems it is a great theater and has a good price too. read more

I do think one of the big draws of Dundrum Town Centre that keeps it popular and ridiculously busy is the car parking situation. It's €2 for 3 hours as a few others have mentioned. Tesco on the top floor will also validate your parking if you spend over €30, so if you plan on being longer than 3 hours, maybe do a food shop too! The carpark is also very easy to navigate, although horrendously busy at Christmas and some weekends. The Town Centre is clean, has a good range of shops and restaurants, a nice cinema and has attractive open spaces inside and out. It's not too large when walking around that you'd feel overwhelmed by too many shops. It's a good balance which has kept it popular. The only downsides to the place are how mental it gets at weekends and holidays and that it's often either too hot and stuffy or too cold (although this must be difficult to regulate). They have an ice rink at Christmas and the twinkling Christmas read more

To me it's rather a treat when I go shopping there. I always enjoy it. It starts already with the parking. Not too expensive (and if you go to dinner or the cinema in the evening even less expensive) and I love the way you can see where it makes sense to turn into to park your car. My best memory is from a few years ago when I managed to loose a couple of stones and went shopping for new clothes with two friends. We ended up shopping for 8 hours (something I never did before and probably never do again). I love the vatiety of shops, there's something to fit everyones budget and need and it's spaceous and friendly. read more

In terms of rating a shopping center, this is one of the best I have seen. I have been here a few times and find it easy to get too as it is right along the Luas and generally had anything I am looking for and in fact usually way more than I am looking for. The entire complex is very new and clean and has a freshness to it that you don't get in many of the other Dublin shopping centers. It is a nice setup with fountains outside and a well designed outer courtyard surrounded by restaurants and entertainment. I really enjoy all the dining options and the Movies at Dundrum theatres which are great for a night out. The entire complex is very large with many levels of shops. This is a place you definitely need a map and a plan or you can just end up lost. We took our son here to see in Santa and the setup in the main toy store was amazing and was probably one of the best most organized Santa events I have seen. I think it was 8-10 euro and included a toy and picture with Santa. Christmas time at Dundrum is beautiful also with decorations everywhere, a nice sized ice rink and a miniature train that snakes itself through the mall for the kids. read more

I don't really like shopping malls. I see them as characterless monstrosities that can be god-awful places unless you have a nice stash of cash under the mattress (guess I'm just jealous of all the shoppers leaving the mall with hands full of branded bags). But if I put my general dislike for shopping malls aside and look at the Dundrum Centre through neutral eyes, I have to say that it's not a bad one. It is just a shopping mall, a big one, but when you are in a hurry to buy presents or find the perfect dress for a very important evening, it is a handy location. The mall offers pretty much everything: plastic things, accessories, home ware, beauty products, toys and designer wear from foreign lands. Here you'll find upscale fashion shops, high-end shoe shops and cheaper chic clothing. I find the H&M to have a better selection than the two in the city centre, and I have to say the same about Urban Outfitters (although far from cheap) and Zara. Well, I just really like Zara. You can check out designer classy and casual in BT2, stock up on nice body-smells in Molton Brown, accessorize in Accessorize, go to Weirs & Sons for your silver, gold, and diamonds needs, Sony Centre for electronics and digital accessories and get pretty much anything in House of Fraser. For new and soon-to-be moms and dads, Mamas & Papas has maternity clothes and baby supplies while you'll get cute French children's clothes at Du Pareil au Même, This only scrapes the surface of the many shops in Dundrum who will all happily take your money and for a full list, I recommend their website. Dundrum has also plenty of dining choices and a fantastic cinema, Movies@Dundrum showing all the blockbusters. To sum up the positive things about Dundrum: 1. They have all the major label stores under one roof. Great if you need to do shopping on a rainy day and when you're looking for that VERY SPECIAL dress. 2. It has an awesome cinema 3. It contains the best H&M in town 4. It has a nice outdoor centre with nice restaurants and cafés if you feel like lunching between shopping 5. It doesn't suck out your will to live like many other shopping malls read more

This was my first experience in a shopping center in Europe. This center was very clean and had alot to offer. Everything looked new. Bathrooms were clean and didnt smell like crap. alot of stores and food joints and even a nice water display outside. Parking is abundant. Never seen an escalator that pretty much flat and not an escalator. I pulled out my camera to take pix and a security guard told me "No." But I did anyway. Also my first European Starbucks experience. Pretty much up to my standards. I got my caramel Mocha Frap and Everyone was staring at me and even asked me what it was. alot of great stores in there too. read more

You can buy Dundrum Town Centre gift cards for use in the centre... not sure if they're valid elsewhere. It's important to know that they are VALID FOR ONE YEAR at which point they lose their value at a rate of €3 PER MONTH. This vital information is 'clearly' mentioned in microscopic writing in the Terms & Conditions on the card and on a partially obscured notice on the wall. Aside from their bizarre willingness to scam their customers, it's really bad business. Just imagine giving a gift card to a friend which they don't redeem in a timely fashion. There's a distinct possibility you'll end up looking like a huge cheap skate. It's amazing that they spared no expense building the place but are quite happy to take advantage of their customers with a petty little scam. read more

I don't love a shopping centre... I'm actually precisely the worst person to review a shopping centre... I should stop writing now... you should stop reading... its folly to continue. And yet here we are in a second paragraph. Its shiny. Its won awards. The carparks are well organised. So why do I keep getting lost? Why do you have to go outside and back in again for the cinema? or do you? Why can I not see where I am on the maps. I spent a full 20 minutes on Sunday trying to find how to get to Ananda restaurant, which I had seen as I drove into the carpark. It was maddening. What I like about it is the whole town centre vibe, and the outdoor space. Its definitely the first shopping centre I've seen in Dublin that's integrated with the local village. why oh why am I always so lost? read more

This shopping center has everything a girl could need when out and about in Dublin. The center is loaded with an electic range of shop such as the designer shops such as Replay, Timberland, Lacoste and Pepe. Yet, grass roots shops can be found here for example there is a M & S, French Connection and a large H & M. It's certainly a nice place to be when the weather gets a bit rainy and you can make a whole day of it there is a range of restaurants to chose from. Overall it's a good day out and I'd go again. Heck, I was a regular at this place! read more

This place is an ok place as far as malls go; although I seem to get lost here... And than I thought I had a good sense of direction...? In that way the architect did a gass job: I stay longer than intended... read more

Well it's the largest shopping centre in Dublin has everything from food, clothes, homeware, cinema bars etc etc the list goes on. It is obviously more biased towards the female shopper but still plenty of options for the lads! Good transport links and a really good car park with plenty of entrances round off this shopping centre to be the best in the country. read more

Great shopping centre has everything you need under one roof Boots, Penneys, McDonalds, Big Bang Comics, Starbucks, Easons, TK Maxx, Marks & Spencer, H&M and many more very clean, modern and parking rates are decent. read more

Easy parking if you know where to go and have always found it easy to find a spot... Shopping wise always find the few specialty food stores for things I am looking for that I can't find at dunnes/superquinn. Has a good selection of places to eat out at... read more

Forget Grafton street, this is easily the best place to shop in all of Dublin, probably all of Ireland. Packed with every shop that you could possibly require, I would make sure you don't go here unless you're willing to part serious amount of money as the sheer choice available there means that I have never left without clutching at least a half dozen shopping bags. You can get there easily from St Stephens Green on the Luas tram system, and the short journey out of town is totally worth it to visit this shopping mecca. In between shopping I would thoroughly recommend stopping for a coffee, milk shake or cake in the Butlers Chocolate Cafe. I think its the perfect place for a pick me up when you've worn yourself out with all the shops, the Baileys cheesecake in particular is divine. As for the shops themselves, my personal favourite would be Urban Outfitters which sells quirky, vintage- style piece, but then again you simply can't beat Penneys (the Irish equivalent of Primark) for value. Go there, you won't regret it! read more

If you like over priced shops with rubbish selection this is your place. It is perfect for the area its in seeing as most of the locals and people who do shop here are rich kids daddys girls and overall posh dubs. Only good thing about the place is the luas is right outside it so you can get out of dundrum handy and quick. read more

Dundrum Shopping Centre what can I say, food is overpriced rubbish slopped on a plate that if you are lucky is clean, there are one or two exceptions. Glitzy and garish to attract a particular demographic which they do well. Over priced generally. Shop assistants with notability few exceptions have little of no knowledge of the products they are selling and could not compare their product with a competitors to save their lives. Overall experience to be avoided unless you have an real need to be there. Suitable mostly for young females with disposable incomes or wealthy parents. read more

I'm not a lover of shopping centres at best of times but Dundrum Town Centre leaves me lukewarm. I hate the multilevels, I always seem to get lost, frustrated, claustrophobic and the car park is a nightmare. I had to get security to help me locate my car!! Yes they have some nice shops and restaurants but not enough to entice me back. read more

I'm always here- sometimes for the cinema and sometimes for hot chocolate and some shopping. It's clean, orderly, and never usually too busy. read more

Expensive, homogenous and not particularly convenient to get to if you don't live on the Luas line. Also, it's not the centre of any town I know, it's just a big shopping centre. read more