Always enjoyable to visit a Patagonia store. The people who work there are very friendly and really…read morelove the products. There was a summer sale going on with some items up to 30% off. Very nice selection of items and exactly what you would expect of Patagonia.

I have been a long-time fan of Patagonia apparel. They excel by focusing entirely on apparel for an…read moreactive lifestyle, and they really do cover all the bases of that. From wicking underwear to base layers to shirts and pants to windbreakers to full on parkas, Patagonia can take you naked and outfit you instantly to face the harshest of climates. Their products are extremely well-made and last a long, long time. Which is a good thing, because there's no way in hell I could afford to shop here on a regular basis. Now, this location is an outlet, meaning they sell merchandise from past seasons at a reduced price. The prices are indeed reduced heavily, but the fact that the starting price is so high means the reduced price is still high. I took a look around the store and was dismayed that I couldn't even buy a single item. Even a bra was only reduced to 27 euros. Sad face. If you are a camping nut or just enjoy being outside, this place is worthy of a stop in. Their stuff is really excellent and fun to just look at a wish for, as I do. The main drawback is that, because it is an outlet, you don't have as many options. You're definitely not seeing their full range, which is even more impressive.

Great shop for both women and men, with great international brands. Good prices if you are lucky…read morewith the size. There is a home and DIY section as well.

Large selection of products from house essentials to clothing. It does seem a bit unorganized in…read morethe clothing section for women. The prices are a bit high for being this kind of store. Bought several pieces of clothing and the security tag was left on one. We had to catch our flight so I couldn't bring it back the next day. Customer service was so so.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2019 - #64/100…read more The first store we went to was Kath Kitson's, the feminine, flowery stuff is not really my style. I did find some breakaway lanyards that I can definitely use for my work ID. Then we checked out Kipling. It is pricier than the stuff that I can get Stateside but the designs here are a lot more exciting. Spent most of our time in Super Dry and found some good deals. Then took a coffee break at Starbucks then continued with our shopping spree. Found the cutest coat at Joules. The workers in each store were super friendly and helpful. Their toilets were nice, clean, and well-maintained. There was enough parking spots.

I ambled around this seriously over-priced place for about half an hour. When the pound to euro…read moreratio was near one forty it was still overpriced, and now its only ten per cent then it has almost zero attraction for me. I walked by an on - street doughnut & coffee cart and their idea of a deal for a coffee and doughnut was €5. I'm pleased to say that my money stayed in my pocket. I also priced a sweet/savoury crepe stall but again their cheapest sweet crepe offering was about €5 with savoury more expensive. No chance; I have no intention of handing over five euro for fifteen cents worth of pancake batter and yes I know some sugar and stuff will be added but even with that, the mark-up is eye watering and I simply refuse to be ripped off. Still I was determined to see if someone could entice me to spend money and I came across a Thai street food place and while it was near noon and devoid of customers the smell of cooking oil invaded the area. So that was enough to persuade me to keep walking. The place is very well kept and their little flower displays and some of their art and sculpture are pretty indeed. I departed with the same amount of money as I arrived with. My wife of course well that's a whole other story.

Needed luggage fast and cheap. Perfect for a duffel bag. Staff was friendly and gave me a little…read morediscount

So I'm a maxinista back in the states, who shops at TK's cousin store TJ, and I almost cried when I…read morefound TK the other day because we needed another suitcase and this TK maxx just saved us a boatload of money from going to a specialty suitcase store. I absolutely love our new purple hard luggage, and our Mr. And Mrs. Luggage tags my husband found there. Not to mention all the shortbread I bought as well.

Camden Casket is very difficult to categorise. It's not quite a pound shop, it's not quite a…read morehardware store, it's not quite a sweet shop. It's all these things and more. You could go in looking for toilet roll and come out with six Kinder Buenos and a porcelain cocker spaniel statue as well as your loo roll. It's the kind of place that seems to always have whatever you're looking for without fail...and more. You'll find all kinds of weird crap in there, just make sure you check the expiration date.

This is the larger of the two Camden Caskets, which lie facing one another on opposite sides of…read moreCamden Street, stocks the more heavy duty home and kitchen wares whereas the other stocks all the toys. Both having a good selection of insanely discounted biscuits and treats on offer. This Camden Casket is simply amazing for picking up strange sundry item for you home or office. From picture frames, through stockings, to toothpaste, everything is at next-to-nothing prices.

So guess what this place does??Anyone? Yes its what's used to be know in pre-Euro Ireland as 'de…read morepound shop' and its the business too. While we might have scoffed at even admitting to knowing where a Euro 2 shop was a couple of years ago, they're having the last laugh as one of the few business doing well at the moment. Great for a bargain and also does a good range of household stuff. Head on down to scenic Moore street in Dublin 1, worth a look in itself, and check out Euro 2. As you might have gathered everything here in indeed 2 yo yo's. What a great idea! I like the way its not just useless crap as well, although there is still plenty of that, and now does lots of stuff you might actually need. As well as cards, toiletries, your own body weight in chocolate and sweets Euro 2 is always well stocked come Christmas, Halloween and Easter too.

You know the saying 'you get what you pay for'? Well a truer statement couldn't be uttered when it…read morecomes to this little gem. If you like crap things that break, fall apart or generally do not serve the purpose they were intended for in the SLIGHTEST, then this place is for you. €2 for everything. Bargain or wha??? Now don't get confused - it doesn't mean every individual thing is €2. You could, perhaps, get five chocolate bars for €2. Or two bottles of pepsi for €2. Or 15 crap mini bouncey balls for €2. You get the picture. I think it'd be really funny if they insisted that you pay for stuff with €2 coins only. Imagine that? I'm pretty sure the €2 store would soon have all the €2 coins in Dublin. There would be a €2 SHORTAGE! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooo

I adore Topshop. But I hate Topshop. I promise myself I'll be good. I'll just go in to look and…read moreI'm allowed to buy one thing. 30 minutes later I've walked away with two jumpers, a top and trousers that I know I can't afford. The clothes are so nice! They have affordable jeans in every colour, shape and size. Ditto for t-shirts and vests. They also have a huge variety of every other type of clothes you could imagine. Great for dresses and going-out tops. They have shoes and accessories too. It's a favourites spot for picking up some pumps for me. They give a discount for student all year around, they have a personal shopping service, it's a huge store and they do speciality tall and petite clothes. It's the complete shopping experience! Just be careful!

This is one of the larger TopShops that I have visited. Not quite the size of the one in Manhattan…read morebut close. Right now the USD/EUR exchange rate is quite good for the US. You can see evidence of this on the price tags where they have the $, £ and € listed. I'd be remiss if I left the EU without buying anything from here so I got a pair of Ivy Park sweatpants. I saved about 25% by buying it here instead of the US which is nice. The upstairs had this Miss Selfridge collaboration. I wasn't a huge fan of the styles but maybe it's for you. One thing that I find cool about UK sizes is that their small sizes are actually quite small. Sometimes even the US size 0 is slightly too large for me but the UK size 0 is even smaller and sometimes just right. (Or sometimes ungodly tiny)

We have just been to Hamley's Toy Store to see Santa in his Grotto, it was fantastic, our 3 year…read moreold Grandson was in Awe of Santa, he was the best and great value for 12 euro, fantastic gift and Photo, I would be more than Happy to recommend him to all, the staff also are the best, love everything about the store