Neat shop Well…read moreworth a visit Irish crafts and treasures They do ship to US, and we took advantage of this service

As the title states, Dickensian. Nice little shops with local, or Irish, crafts. Nestled amongst…read morethem, in the square, a wonderful 'Al fresco' restaurant with good food.

My family and I went there for brunch, and everything about it is wonderful! It has such a cozy,…read morecottage feel to it, the food is absolutely delicious, and they have artworks and other pieces that you can purchase if you would like. The staff are very friendly and nice. Most delicious scones I've ever had!

Real friendly staff. Great coffee too. We weren't in the mood for bakery eats so before getting…read morecoffee we picked up some fresh strawberries and raspberries in - store. All delicious too. They have a new line that includes pecans enrobed no less in like a caramac style chocolate so a pack went into the basket too. Darn good with a coffee. For young timers who don't know caramac was a Mackintosh chocolatier of Halifax invention; a caramel based confection with the name derived from the syllabic abbreviation of caramel and Mackintosh. The home of Quality Street, toffee crisp and Rolo. The Mackintosh's bought a pastry shop for £100 (in 1890) with wife Violet making her version of toffee and they never looked back.

This was the first M&S to be opened in the north of Eire. It is on an out-of-town shopping centre…read moreat the edge of Letterkenny. It sells mainly food with a small women's clothing department attached. The high standards of food for which M&S is known are a welcome change from the mass of fast food outlets which seem to dominate this town.

One of the last traditional family owned hardware shops around this area although they are now…read moremoving more towards gift ware. They always seem to have a sale on - summer or winter with great discounts. They have a great stock of crockery and dinner services. Great place if you are looking for a wedding present. They do wedding lists too for anyone getting married. I like to have a look around when in Portstewart because you can always pick up a bargain.

I love this shop and their deals. They also sell online and try to help as much as they can…read more Worth a look around when visiting Portstewart

Great wee shopping centre in Derry. Had to stop off for a few last minute gifts.lots of great…read morestores-the anchor being Tesco. Also plenty of free car parking

Well what can I say. Apart from this is the place to be if you just took 3 tramadol. I left the…read morehouse in a haze, made my way here and honestly had one of the best days out since the day before my da left for that slut in Blackpool back in '03. Can't wait to go back next week with some friends to do the same. Would have been 5/5 but was asked by your security to leave after my 7th consecutive turn on the escalator.

This is one of two shopping centres located very close to each other in the centre of this ancient…read moreand beautiful city. The other one being Foyleside centre which appears to me to be the larger of the two. The walk time between the two is only two minutes. This review will not be of much use as I went around all three floors quite quickly and found little of any interest and nothing to excite me. The fact is that most of the usual UK chain stores were plentiful as is the case in many such centres all across the country. There's a Nando's cheap chicken shack on the ground floor at one end of the centre which I have little interest in visiting and a costa coffee bar at the other end of that floor. If you need to use the toilet facilities they are three floors up so luckily there are escalators and a lift.

This little place is unique with many a handknitten garments for anyone looking for a traditional…read morecardigan etc, this is the placeThere is many a garment that can be found in here at very reasonable prices that cannot be found in mainstream stores its quaint and lovely! Many of my friends are continuous shoppers and love nippers corner ask anyone from Derry they all know it. ( that is anyone with children ) Can be found now in the quayside shopping centre in Derry beside Tesco's