It's the biggest Aldi I've seen, which is probably because I've stuck with city-centre shops up til…read morenow. Wow! Very briefly, for those who are new to the ethos of Aldi. It's no-frills shopping: items are placed on shelves in the same cardboard boxes they were shipped in. There's no music and very little in the way of helping customers out. In exchange, prices are noticeably lower than anything you'd find in another comparably-sized store. They have almost everything- food of all types is covered, a big frozen section, cleaning products, a bit of pet food, health and beauty, and other bargains are taken care of twice weekly with the Special Buys. Cash or laser card are the only payments accepted. Given Tallaght's reputation, I found this Aldi really civilized, but I could see evidence of not-so-nice customers - broken pieces, smashed chocolate Santas, cracked-into six-packs. Still, I was happy to see some special offers from many weeks ago still available. All in all I had a pleasant experience, though I did feel a little bit watched over by the security officer. Was that because he suspected me, or because he wanted to make sure my armful of groceries wouldn't topple?

I'm sure the builders of Slade Castle in Saggart had very grand plans for this huge development. As…read moreit is today, dozens of apartments stand unsold, windows dark and eerily quiet. In the grand plans sold by planners, the estate would be served by a row of amenities, anchored by a Dunnes Grocery Store. These days, it seems Dunnes is the only business open in the tiny shopping park. As a stand-alone facility the shop is excellent. The aisles are clean and navigable, and though the fresh vege section is woefully under represented, there's plenty to choose from on the pre-packaged shelves (as well as a wine and spirits area around the back). The prices are competitive and there's always a few items on sale, but try to get your shopping done in the daytime as it's just too quiet here at night.

Very handy to have this Dunnes across the road from me. The bigger one is in Citywest which has…read moreeverything but this covers you for most things.

Tesco is a well known brand and there's not much to tell…read more This branch is pretty regular style. Customer service desk (and a till that allows up to 5 items to be bought, no weights, tho) is by the entrance and on the other side from the checkouts. I find this bit confusing, but it's alright. Shop is clean and tidy, has a big variety of products. Moderate parking lot. I saw a Pay&Display sign there, so also got confused where am I allowed to park as a Tesco customer and not pay.

Happened to be near this Tesco so we stopped in for dinner ingredients. I'm always evaluating…read morevegetarian sections (variety of Quorn products and the like). This one wasn't quite on top, but it's nowhere near as big as the Dundrum Tesco, for example, so that's understandable. Nothing particularly remarkable about it, just a stop for necessities.

A swanky and posh place and we need something like this in the states, loved it here! We did some…read moreshopping, got some groceries where I decided that as a lover of Mac and Cheese, I would have to try the Irish version so picked that up. We also had some lunch at their birdcage cafe on the upper level. Pretty good food choices in their cafe. Will definitely come here again. Mac & Cheese Update: Very very bland, no seasoning and barely any cheese. There's is a crispy coating on top that was interesting and that reminded me of a type of panko bread crumbs. Overall though, it's not your typical Mac and cheese if that's what you're looking for.

Always amazing, love coming there. Food is excellent, service is great, in a nice area as well…read more Would definitely recommend

This store advertises super scan but it doesn't make any difference…read more All other Supervalu have specific tills for Super scan but not Walkinstown. Told by staff member that it makes no difference if you use super scan or not. Using SuperScan in-store helps you to track your spend, lets you pack as you shop and go through the checkout faster. FALSE

Staff are friendly and very helpful. I have always been able…read moreto get everything I want when I go there.

Great selection of quality fruit and veg as well as a great mix of other items from fruit juices to…read morefresh breads

Get Fresh Fruit & Veg does exactly as it says on the tin. It sells a fab array of juicy ripe fruits…read moreand healthy veg. It is all reasonably priced as well, in fact most of it is cheaper then the near by big supermarket! The displays are so appetising and appealing, the produce is always clean and vibrant and not bruised and battered, no limp lettuce here! It stocks a huge selection of in season fruit and veg, most of it sourced locally. As well as salad vegetables, dried fruits, nuts, seeds, it offers a Mediterranean selection bar of olives, sun dried tomatoes, sauces, pesto, oils and cheeses. A healthy deli section of cold cuts, cheese and spreads. A dried food area of pasta, noodles, rices and the like. Lots of pulses and beans and different types of flour and grains. But my favourite bit is the rich, sumptuous, organic HEALTHY chocolate bar selection! The owner is very friendly and works in the store and is seen polishing his apples and carrying creates of fresh produce which arrives daily! This place really does deserve its two Bridgestone awards!

I confess I felt tired on budgeting and discount supermarkets and I longed for some decent fresh…read morefood so I had an 'I know I'll go to superquinn' moment. Yes for some reason it's confusingly designed, but perhaps that's just because I've gotten used to the rigid layout of LiDL! The fresh fruit and veg here is particularly good... like fragrant strawberries that smell so nice you think about buying them instead of chocolate (ok not for long!) They also have an range of fresh breads and quite good fresh cakes. Although I didn't buy any despite looking at them for a long time. Another great thing about superquinn is their sausages. No matter how much Denny try and posh themselves up they're just not going to match these babies. If you haven't done so already give them a try. As mentioned by others this supermarket is pricey, so I held back on buying too much... still the few items came to the same price as a far bigger shop in Aldi or LiDL would have... but still you have to have a bit of luxury now and then. They also seem to have this weird self-assessment buying system where you can take your own barcode scanner around with you - I think you have to be a clubcard member and they randomly check a few people. Weird but I can see how it would make shopping much more efficient. I don't have a clubcard, so I didn't try. Yes the crazy car park freaked me out too... don't go at peak times!

Yes its not quite what it was, Fergal Quinn isn't mico-managing or scaring new employee's with his…read morelightening fast bag packing skills and fake smiles, Superqunn Sundrive road is still pretty ok. Despite having the worst carpark in Dublin, rules of the road out the window here. Superquinn used to be the closest thing Ireland had to a relatively posh shop, although thats all changed now with even Dunnes getting in on the act. They still like to think of themselves as a cut above the rest. Translation; expect to generally pay more. Other then this and the prices its well stocked if a little confusing in layout or maybe thats just me? Very well stocked wine and beer section, bakery (great cakes to order) butchers and fish sections.