Can I just say that in Ireland there are so many grocery stores it is amazing. I only went in there…read moreto see if they had coffee, which they do, but it's not the correct coffee that I needed. I also wanted to see if they had creamer, that didn't work out as well either. But while I was in there, I could not believe my eyes. The bread, the food, the alcohol, the toys, etc. how much cheaper everything was! I was in there for about an hour and could not believe that here in America we spend so much more on food than what is really needed. The convenience of having so many grocery stores everywhere was also great. What was interesting is that you walk through a barrier with a security guard do your shopping, and then you go to an automated checkout. To walk out of the barrier you have to scan your receipt. It's pretty convenient and I see now here in America Safeway specially in some areas they have come to the same exact process. Well, I walked in there to get coffee, I ended up getting a baguette cheese, meat, cream, cream cheese, coffee, smoked salmon, and a few other items and let me tell you it was delicious. The workers there are not that friendly, and if you want to buy alcohol, you have to do it at 10:30 AM. The store was very clean compared to some stores here in America and there was a lot to choose from.

Touristing in big cities is surprisingly expensive, especially eating. So it was a pleasant break…read morein spending big money to stop into a full service grocery store to pick up a few snacks and a big bottle of fizzy water. This LIDL is clean, decently stocked and nicely priced. The grab-and-go food was pretty well picked over this afternoon but I found a sandwich triangle as well as some candies (some of which might survive the journey and go into my suitcase home) and a very inexpensive bottle of sparkling water. Self-checkout worked fine and I don't need a bag since I have my backpack. Easy, pleasy. [Review 1840 of 2024 - 96 in Republic of Ireland - 22862 overall]

Wonderful staff and service. It's a shame that the supervisor called Radek is not suited to dealing…read morewith customers. Rude man The lunch rolls very nice and front line staff here also very polite and efficient. Ann

Yes it is a very expensive shop to be doing your grocery shopping in but in fairness i don't think…read morethey expect you to buy lots of stuff, i mean, look at the size of the tills, you only get a little counter to unload all your things out of your basket, its not like they have the conveyor belt type thing like you get in tesco. You know, the bread in here is nice but i have gotten better elsewhere, although i do really like their pastries. what i would normally come to this shop for is the things that cant really be gotten anywhere else. like they do that lucky charms cereal from America and they usually have a better range of ritter sport chocolate. also they have a good wine section. All the stuff that's bad for you that you cant get in Ireland(maybe for a health reason!) you can get here. yum yum yum!

AAAA+ for shopping. Good and friendly employees and plenty of room to move around which makes the…read moreshopping experience much better.

Yes its come to this! Reviewing German giganto retailer, Adli. In these troubled times and all…read morethat. Yes we've taken Aldi to our hearts and wallets here in Ireland. We all know the score, its cheap (not always great). If you look around and dig deep you can get some good stuff, their fruit and veg is improving and lets no forget their Sunday specials, its Thursday for Lidl. Its cheap as chips and the Rathmines store is handy if a little small, has mostly groceries not like the bigger stores out in the burbs doesn't have 8 man tents and hi tech medical equipment. But still good for the weekly shop.

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?

this location was stored pretty good. This was my first time here and I learned once school is let…read moreout and children run in, pay attention as a first timer to see what candy items the kids get. I scored big time with my niece and friends with the candy selection. The plant based items wee really tasty. I did however get Manuka honey from there and I wasn't a fan of it but I'll use for beauty items as an add in.

Tesco on Baggot St used to be a complete dive. It needed a major overhaul and it got an overhaul,…read morenot a major one so it looks better than it was. I wouldn't really call it a supermarket; it's more of a glorified convenience store. They have pretty much all the basics, but they wouldn't have as much stock as a major supermarket. Like if you were looking for a particular brand of an intensive conditioner, chances are you won't be getting it here. Also, it's always bloody freezing! It's like half the store is full of freezers. SO maybe bring a coat for your shopping trip!

I live just off baggot street and I just have bonded with this place; I've been in a few times but…read morewhen I think about grabbing a bite to eat this place doesn't top my list. The coffee is not great here which problem adds to why I overlook it here, as coffee is always on the top of my list when grabbing some lunch. It's nice place to grab some artisan foods or nibbles for when you have guests coming. They also have a little newsagents thing going on so you can grab a magazine/newspaper. They have a deli, a hot grill option plus there is fresh juices and smoothies available here.

Did you know that there is a tiny post office at the back of this store?…read moreNo? How do I know such information? Well like the vast majority of dwellers on this island I was unemployed for the first time in my life several months ago and I never want to return to that part of my life - who does? As a result I came here every Tuesday to get my free money. Folks dressed in their business best claiming, rather sad really. Although it was a tad comical having to walk through this upscale grocery store to claim. Sometimes I messed with their head and bought an over priced tub of cut up fruit and and some pretentious juice. Thank the powers that be I am employed again but I still have found the service in there borderline rude - I don't feel the need to dress up to do my shopping. If you just want to get a few bits and pieces this is the place and again I have only tried this one. I am not opposed to upper end shopping as I am a fan of Listons chiefly due to their tea range.

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!

Aldi is a little more downmarket than Lidl, with practically no known brands on the shelves…read more This branch on Parnell Street is a little grim-looking, especially at the dark, enclosed porch entrance, but it is a good size and has all the Aldi favourites that you expect - a great range of meats and cheeses, frozen goods and those crazy special offers, from metal detectors to dressing gowns.

One of the smaller Aldi branches. But packs what is necessary and you'll also find few weekly deals…read morein there as well. Nice Aldi, I love this Aldi way more than Lidl in Moore street. Here you can get normal size trolleys.