Spar is basically like a quickie mart…read more This is a great place to load up on snacks and beverages if you need them. We hit the Spar to have stuff in our hotel room, for when we get hungry between meals. And the Spar did just that! They also sell random things that you might run out of on your trip. Great spot to replenish your essentials! You can't beat the open 24 hours convenience!

The two good things about this place are its location and that it is open late. Other than that…read moreit's a convenience store that charges you an arm and a leg for the convenience of shopping there. I would avoid it if other places are open. It does have a nice vibe to it and there is a decent selection. Though it can be busy, there are a lot of cashiers that keep people moving.

Very dirty. Not to standards a supermarket should be. Nobody around to even ask for help looking…read morefor products.

I MISS SUPERQUINN!!!!!…read more OK so this place used to be Superquinn and I am still seeing my Therapist over the closure of Superquinn and SuperValu taking over. Superquinn sausages are not the same since the take over. I don't care what anyone says. They ARE NOT THE SAME. So sausages aside I used to love the bread from here. That again is something that is totally different. The coleslaw is not as nice anymore too. As small supermarkets go this place is grand. They have pretty good offers on veg and fruit most of the time and the quality is pretty good for the price you pay. Fresh meat and fish counter is pretty good for the size of the place and the off license has a fairly substantial selection of craft beers and wines so all in all it is better than average. BRING BACK SUPERQUINN!!!

Love this shop. Only started going here recently in a bid to step away from Tesco with a real sense…read moreof responsibility to shop locally. That sense of responisibility soon dissipated when I realised how deadly this place is, and the real reason for me going here, is not obligation, but because I want to. Why? Because: - It's cheap! Cheap as chips! I bought all the veg I needed for three days of juicing for just under 12 eurits. Those three days if you bought them from someone will cost ya 70. And from Tesco, probably 30. - They have everything. I have never gone in here and they haven't had what I needed - Everything is fresh, and a lot is sourced from Ireland - The owners are legends. They'll always round down the total, or give you a discount if they think the item isn't fresh enough. Nice bitta banter as well. - It's closer than Tesco. (Ok this doesn't apply to everyone but it does to me, so feck it) And it's also right next to another amazing local butcher. So there you are, all your stuff, locally sorted, for half the price, and a bit of banter thrown in the mix. Can't say better than that can ya?

I love Tesco. I went to this Tesco yesterday. It is my local Tesco…read more There is a huge variety of options of sweets to buy, including Mr Beast Bars. They are nasty and disgusting, but that is a matter of opinion. There are an abundance of drinks. There are toilets but they are either disgusting, closed, or out of use. There are excellent deals that you can access with a Club Card. For example, you can get 2 for 1 on bread. Overall, this is a very good Tesco, but there is room for improvement. I would recommend this Tesco to my Grandad, Zach's dog, and the school principal. Very good. 10/10.

One of bugger Tescos around in Dublin. Great for full house purchases wether it's food or house…read morehold equipment, electronics or pet food, car wipers or camping tent. You'll get almost anything. It used to be 24/7, but now it closes at midnight. Maybe for the best, as there used to be quite a lot of scumbags hanging around. That's why I never come here later at evenings on a bike. Afraid to leave it. Plenty of parking for families and disabled people. Few nice shops around like news agent, decent pharmacy, medical centre, barber shop and post office. There's a fuel station with carwash. Fatties may hop into Burger King and perfect their roundly shape even with a drive though. Across there's D.I.D. And Maxi Zoo pet shop.

One of the better spars around and the only decent place to do food shopping in castleknock- there…read moreare no supermarkets! It's got good selection of fresh meat and veg. But really not on a par with a proper supermarket. Good off license next door, get drinks there instead!

Just been to Tesco Roselawn.. someone has made a decision in recent days to allow 'trolleys' go…read morethrough the 'express checkouts'! I was there this morning and whilst I queued with several others, each with a small number of items.. two separate people with large trolleys full took their time weighing and buying their load. I left the queue and joined the manned checkout.. and was out of the shop before the trolley people had finished! What a bizarre decision! It is supposed to be an 'express checkout'? is it not? Fred Pamsney Dublin 15

I shop here all the time. It's a half way between the super classy grocerystore down the road and…read morethe very affordable German owned supermarket. The Tesco brand flour tortillas are the best price, taste and quality of all the supermarkets around. It is kind of hard to find somebody to ask for help, but I discovered that if you Q up in the customer service desk they'll be able to tell you when a certain item will be restocked. I also really like their 'reduced to clear' section, I found some great bargains and that is another advantage this grocery has over the other local ones. Plus, in theory, it's supposed to be open 24hrs but I've never actually confirmed it, but where else can one buy flour tortillas at 330am?

After a long day out, we decided to kill two birds with one stone and do some grocery shopping,from…read morethe main Eurasia store and get a takeaway from the Dosa Corner. Eurasia caters for everyone and specialises in all things Sub Continental, Far Eastern and African. It's very reasonably priced and great staff. For food there was a narrow range to choose from. We didn't go for the South Indian Dosa opting for the lamb samosa and bhaji. This was served with a nice spicy mint chutney.....we had this with a freshly brewed masala chai when we got home.

I was lucky enough to spwnd some time with work in India and I love the food. This place stocks all…read moreyou woukd ever need to make authentic Indian food. They have a great veg section and the if you like rice then its probably 3 times cheaper here than anywhere else. So if you need rice, spices, sauces, lentils, herbs, flour of all types or anything else you can think off then go here.

Snacks and drinks for the hotel room and perhaps some inexpensive food gifts as I'm getting to the…read moreend of my Ireland trip. This Supervalu is located in an office tower and has late hours, making it easy to pop in at 7pm and do some shopping. This late, many of the staffed areas and the fresh foods were a little picked over but I was able to find something takeaway for tonight's dinner, a big bottle of sparkling water, some biscuits ("cookies" in American) both for tonight and for the suitcase and some very inexpensive Cadbury's chocolate bars that might actually make it home as a gift. Checkout was easy and since I had planned ahead with my backpack, I did not need to purchase a shopping bag today. Was it a "super value"? Yes, I would say the pricing is good. [Review 1977 of 2024 - 158 in Republic of Ireland - 22999 overall]

I popped in here to get some provisions in preparation for my 14 day quarantine at the beginning of…read moremy stay here in Ireland. I'd say they have a pretty good selection of most things but I'd agree with one earlier review that I read which stated they don't always have everything. For instance they do not have oven mits, which is fair enough. Surprisingly though they did not have any soup stock available which was called for in my recipe. If you are crafty though you can find substitutions well enough if there is something available such as a simple soup mix. The prices were pretty fair in my opinion and I was truly impressed with their wine selection which was disproportionately robust for the size of the store. When I was there, there were a few tils not working and I'd say that if this occurred on a regular basis then perhaps this grocery would need to be bumped down to a three star rating. But assuming the best, this was a pretty good spot to get my supplies prior to quarantining and it also gets good marks for having a convenient location right next to Heuston station here in auld Kilmainham town. Social distancing protocols were also well in effect. I will definitely return when the need arises!

The most expensive supermarket chain in Ireland. Probably do well to stay there at those prices.read more

You know what, it's a double-edged sword. It's a really well stocked supermarket with clever…read moremanagers / visual merchandisers who understand the audience they're catering for very well. Lots of single / sans-childer people with a bit of disposable income who don't want to do big shops, but still want healthy-ish food in a convenient way. Convenience is the name of the game here - they have everything arranged for you 'just so'. There is a carvery area, a ready-meals-made-fresh area, a sambo area, a salad area, fruit & veg laid out in the manner that shows you're clearly never gonna buy more than three of each. It's all very easy, very visual, and perfect for what you need if you're on your way home from work and can't be arsed to think. Now for the other side of the sword. They ain't being all convenient out of the goodness of their hearts. They want that moneycashdolla. It's not cheap. Not cheap at all. But hey, what do you expect? If you want cheap, go to Lidl. If you want convenience, go here.