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    Moore Street Mall

    3.1 (7 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Cathal C.

    I'd lived in Dublin for twenty-one years until I happened upon Moore St Mall, so if you're in Dublin on a visit, you're unlikely to stumble across it. This is partially to do with the fact that it is situated on the Parnell St end of Moore St; a lot of tourists will have a gawk at the traders on Moore St while they are shopping on Henry St, but they are unlikely to head up as far as where Moore Street Mall is located. Another factor in this is that the Moore Street Mall is entirely subterranean, which presumably is good for keeping the overheads low but does make it quite difficult to spot. As it does not get much passing trade, Moore Street Mall has to rely on a loyal customer base, which it has. Most of the businesses are owned and operated by recent emigrants, and nearly all of the clientele are from among Ireland's foreign-born population. This makes for an eclectic mix of shops: there are clothes shops, electronics shops, one shop that seems to trade exclusively in belts and handbags, and a body-building supplement shop that is patronised exclusively by Polish bouncers (no wonder they're all so big). There's a type of mini Epicurean Food Hall in Moore St Mall as well. The food is even cheaper, but their opening hours are kind of irregular, but it really is worth as visit as the food is really good. What with Ireland being in the economic doldrums, a number of the businesses in Moore Street Mall are closing down due to their customer base returning to their native countries, so be sure to give it a visit before it's all gone.

    Alexandra M.

    I don't really know what to think about the Moore Street Mall. Part of me thinks it's cool to have a place filled with foreign shops and the other part of me wonders if I would ever really buy anything here. There are a number of interesting markets like the Lithuanian or the Afro Caribbean one, but I would have to look up a recipe first or else I wouldn't know what to do with the food. The whole mall screams third rate. They could really spruce it up a bit by filling in the empty spaces or by adding a plant or two in the hallways. It's very dark and could use a decorative touch to help you forget that you're in a subterranean mall.

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    Picado Mexican Pantry

    4.9(10 reviews)
    2.2 kmHarcourt
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    Another shining beacon of all that is right about Dublin at the moment. Situated next to two closed…read moreand boarded up old shop fronts, but across from such funksters as the Bernard Shaw and Hang Tough, is Picado. Thoroughly modern, designed with clean lines, bright colours, and a distinct lack of the traditional Mexican decor we've come to expect, yet still just as inviting. Lily and her gang import everything sold in the shop directly from Mexico. Handpicked, thought through and tested for quality, this is the real deal. I got myself some Luchito honey and salsa with rare smoked Mexican chillies. My Lord. It's good. The honey also has chillies in it. It's ridiculous, I've gone through half a jar in two days. They also do small cooking classes in here which I've yet to try, but they could be anything from salsas to tomales to tortillas etc. If you're in the neighbourhood, make sure to call in. Lilly is only bleedin lovely to chat with, and if you're having a dinner party and want to be a bit smug about it, she'll sort you out with some serious ingredients and instructions for them too.

    There's nothing better than being half Mexican, living across the world from Mexico, and living a…read morestone's throw from a Mexican culinary shop! There are salsas, tortillas, hot sauces, chicharones, masa harina, and lots more of this and that that one would want for cooking it up Mexican style. Also, there are classes! All this in a lovely, quaint, and super clean neighborhood shop. The owner is from Mexico and she knows her stuff. And, she's super friendly too. Go on in and chat it up with her. She'll answer any of your questions about the sweet eats she has on her shelves. Now, my compadres, if you've got your geography down, we're -not- a stone's throw from Mexico so the importing prices will reflect that. But, if you love cooking Mexican food, these gems are worth the sticker price and they come straight from their Madre Land. My Rick Bayless cookbook thanks Picado for shelving the goods!

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