ive been in to Deli quite a few times over last 6 weeks and find a couple of the staff in their…read more20's very rude and snappy , same again today to my son. wont be returning.

My first "service plaza" in the Republic, this was the first stop after picking up the rental car…read moreat Dublin airport. I found the plaza easy to access with a nice wide entrance ramp, plenty of signage and lots of parking. Inside, several food vendors available including Burger King, Chopstix, Bakewell and a Braeburn Coffee station. There is even a froyo stand! The convenience store has cold drinks and prepared sandwiches and lots of candy/snacks. No charge for the restroom which was pleasant. Inside, clean enough. [Review 1845 of 2024 - round number 100 in Republic of Ireland - 22867 overall]

This place brings back so many memories and the feeling in gas station is just amazing there is a…read moreplay house and a lot of restaurants 5 starsss

The fuel prices here are, compared to surrounding gas stations, low. Since those prices change on a…read moredaily basis, it doesn't say, what is special about this gas station. Yes, it's new, yes, it's clean and yes, it's a typical store / bistro. What makes it great is the friendly and helpful staff. The people here make you feel welcome and they are open minded.

Pretty decent and handily located garage in Crumlin, right across from the Ashleaf centre…read more It's small, but decently enough stocked, garages have come a long way from a couple of bottles of Castrol behind the counter and now practically have to be Tesco in their own right. Now selling coffee, smoothies, shoe shine, sushi chef on standy by, well ok I made the last two up but you get a lot for just a garage nowadays. Theres also an ATM and they also sell wine. The place is open 24/7 too.

This is generally one of the cheaper places around to get petrol, although how consistent that is…read moreI'm not sure. A smallish service station they also have a shop with a few grocery items and some random things like cards. It's a handy place to get something when you run out late at night. However the forecourt is quite small and so you might end up stuck in a queue while waiting to get to a free pump because of the tight space. And if it's a busy time you might be waiting to pull in or out of this station because of it's closeness to the crossroads.

A nice petrol station across from a pub, conveniently located while you drive through Barstown…read more The petrol and diesel is fairly priced, in that it's cheaper than you'd find in many other parts of Meath. The staff at Hatchet are very friendly and helpful. Granted, the store itself is a bit sparse. For instance, if you want a diet drink, you likely won't find one. That said, if you want some crisps or a bar, there's a bit to choose from. They take cards, which is brilliant, and it's a nice place to catch up on local gos or peruse the postings on the door.

I came here for lunch a few times as it's super cheap, and you can get deli foods like sandwiches…read moreand salads as well as soup, hot foods and breakfast all for around 4-7 euro. There's also a coffee machine. There's some inside seating in addition to the take away option but not many, so expect to share when it's busy. The soups are super salty, I can't imagine anything but water, salt and blended veg going in. The deli is pretty average, nothing different from any other standard deli with a selection of meats and salads. They also have a subway which tends to get packed with school kids around lunch time. The hot food is mostly breaded chicken, hash browns and maybe curry. They don't seem to restock very often here, so products like pre-packed sandwiches and salads, fridge items and yoghurts tend to sell out as the week goes by and they don't restock until the following week. Overall, a decent enough pit stop for petrol or a cheap quick bite to eat. The Castle Arch hotel is only 5 mins walk away, and a 10 mins walk from the town centre.