First time buying anything in this shop but I had a Grandson in tow and I wanted some quick…read moreshopping for the beach - small child near water having fun - you know the story and a change of clothes may come in handy. In the childrens' section some of the clothes were well laid out but finding some shorts for a nipper was impossible...lots of girly stuff but I could not find shorts for the right age anywhere. I did ask a member of staff and was sort of pointed in the right direction but still could not find any. Anyway found a polo shirt (red), sun glasses (red) and a baseball cap (red) all at a reasonable price. Although I did try and persuade nipper to have a cowboy hat instead but as it had a bit of pink around the brim it was cast aside in disgust despite my pointing out we could change the pink to something which would be more 'tough guy'. Slightly thinking about getting cowboy hat removing the ribbon and putting other more guy stuff on it.

Cheap but surprisingly not somber, nor is the quality of goods lacking in what is, I am happy to…read moreannounce, a very steadfast store. I admit to initially being wary of the cheap prices and potential copy-cat (i.e. poor, cheap replications of finer clothes from more renowned stores) approach resulting in clothes of a dodgy quality but Penneys avoids this stereotype admirably. Penneys stock is very resourceful, it was the perfect store when I required the appropriate kit for a Rubix Cube Party recently. The idea of the party was that everyone had to adorn clothes that feature each colour seen on a rubix cube. I was very relieved and happy to find all of the colours I required under one roof, each garment a different style to the next. So not only did I manage to get the diverse array of colours together but managed to pick up a miscellaneous range of styles of garments too, those being an orange hoodie, a red polo t-shirt, green leggings, yellow slip-on ballet shoes, blue ribbons and white-rimmed sunglasses - to underline the wide ranging stockpile. Of course, Penneys being Penneys, the total for all of this as well as a few pairs of good quality €2 socks was incredible value for money and from this visit I was massively encouraged to revisit very soon after.

I love a pedestrian-only shopping district and Henry Street in Dublin has it with a lovely mix of…read morehigh-street brands and local boutiques. There's a diverse selection of stores, including well-known brands like Zara, M&S, and Debenhams and lots of smaller shops and ethnic options. The area has attractive cafes and eateries. There's a bustling vibe and the central location near the GPO Museum and The Spire, Henry Street is a must-see for anybody wishing to experience Dublin's retail and cultural scene. [Review 1835 of 2024 - 92 in Republic of Ireland - 22857 overall]

While walking in Dublin, it is completely necessary to stroll down Henry Street to mingle with…read morelocals and tourists alike. Along this pedestrian-only promenade are countless shops and a handful of restaurants. The span stretches three-tenths of a mile under the names Mary Street and Henry Street from Wolfe Tone to O'Connell Street. The local flavor, the electricity, the shopping are all an enjoyable immersion within Dublin. The only drawback is the lack of quality restaurants along the way. Only Butlers Chocolate Café and The Church are worth dining in this particular stretch. The installation of a reputable eatery could be a massive success in this area.

I went in to the Dunnes Stores to buy some winter cardigans. My sister was with me and we had a…read moregreat time together. I love the Cheap bargains and the staff were very nice. A really disability and austism friendly service and the stalls were so tidy. I work in a charity shop but the tidiness is so important and the products gently composed. Thank you for your cafe as its a gem.

Good value for clothing the staff are nice and helpful but its starting to be like the other shops…read morein Liffey valley hiring young people who don't want to be working and are not helpful

I visited Dublin from NYC for the first time in May to celebrate my birthday so I was already in a…read moreTreat Yo' Self mentality but as soon as I stepped foot in Brown Thomas, I knew I was going to do some damage. We visited this department store a few days over the course of our trip. I wasn't sure at first what I was planning to buy but I kept eyeing one of the Louis Vuitton perfumes that I had previously discovered on a trip to Maui. Their perfumes are definitely on the pricey side but the nice thing is they're small enough for carry on liquid limits, they have a magnetic lid, and they're refillable - and the refills are also cheaper than the initial bottle purchase. The amount of times I sprayed that perfume on myself over my Maui and Dublin trips, I was sold - so that was my first add to cart moment. Next, was a belt. I thought I wanted a Gucci Marmot belt but my cousin convinced me to check out the Celine department - instead I went with a Triomphe belt. It's such a classic and timeless design so it was the right choice. And finally - the ultimate big purchase was in the Chanel department. For a long time I have been eyeing the goatskin grosgrain cap toe slingback heels. I have tried them on in NYC before but hadn't gone through with a purchase - until this trip; it was finally time! Also to add, every single sales person that we interacted with was incredibly nice. Elsewhere, designer stores don't always have the best customer service; however, I felt nothing but kindness when I was mulling over my big purchases - which to me were really big. And they were kind enough to combine them into one receipt so I could get the best VAT refund as well so extra thanks to each of the sales persons who helped me. The VAT refund process was super easy too - I just dropped off the completed form with receipt information at the airport and after a few weeks received the credit on my cad.

In town and ran out of my cream. Ran into the store and picked it up. It's a really nice store…read morewith some really nice clothes that I usually fin in the U.S. It is nice to be able to come in and feel right at home with finding my things that I use. I love to wander and shop the racks when there is a sale going on.

Debenham's doesn't have the reputation of Clerys or the massive selection of Arnott's, but it's a…read moredamn good department store if you ask me. They've got all the standard sections: makeup, apparel for men, women and kids, home goods/small electic and gifts. In terms of clothes they have a wide range of styles and prices, with sections geared towards teenagers and young women, mature ladies and working gals. Ditto for the guys. The lingerie section here is excellent, and they have tons of bras that will support you way better than anything from Penney's. This is also a great place to check out if you're a bit bigger up top, as they have lots of styles that aren't just standard ugly big-boob-bras.

I miss Roches. It mightn't have been a fashionista's dream but it had character and better…read moreconcessions than Debenhams has at the moment. Okay, so there is Zara, but head upstairs to the women's section and you are confronted by uninspiring brands such as Jane Norman and Dorothy Perkins, and is Rocha John Rocha ever going to come up with something new? The cosmetics section tries hard but it hasn't yet achieved the high end look that it obviously craves.

Fun vibe and nice selection of stores. Enjoyed walkign thru at Christmas time - was super busy and…read morefestive. Check it out!

I don't like this shopping centre. I find it very confusing, can't find what I'm looking for & I…read morealways find it very crowded for my liking, especially during Covid. Don't think I'll be going back any time soon

This Department store is close to where Gayle and I first stayed in Dublin. I limited my 2 visits…read moreto the Stationary Department, looking for cool pens and stationary products. They had a decent albeit, uninspiring selection of name brands, maybe being a reflection our expanding digital world. The only thing to show from my visits was a 2026 notebook insert product.

What is this place? So you're probably a tourist in Dublin looking for a premium shopping…read moreexperience. Arnotts is the place to visit. I would describe it like the Bloomingdales or Saks 5th Avenue or Ireland. There's not a lot of options for individual luxury stores in the city so this place is a one-stop shop. Selections might be more limited because each store is smaller, but rest assured they have all the popular items. Tax-Free Shopping: For tourists (non-EU/GB residents), the tax-free shopping option is a huge plus. When you purchase your item, let them know you're interested in doing the tax-free rebate. You should bring your passport but the person who helped me said a photo was fine. They'll print out a receipt for you to submit to Planet at the airport. The minimum purchase is 75 euros to qualify. If the purchase amount of your goods is below 2,000 euros, you don't need to get a customs stamp at the airport. Just return your completed form at Planet desk after security or deposit it in the Planet drop box and they'll do it on your behalf. Considering the VAT is 23%, this is a great value for all you visiting shoppers. Don't forget to stop by this place and check it out before you leave town!

Marks and Spencer is iconic! I love browsing the store for clothes and housewares. It has good…read moreselection and reasonable prices. The staff were helpful. Fitting rooms were a good idea and clean. Checkout was efficient. I love the attached supermarket where I can pick up snacks to power my shopping trip! This location had a rooftop restaurant and cafeteria. There was some inside seating and seating outside on a terrace with a view of Grafton Street.

Buyer beware! The…read moreclothes are nice but prices seem high. Also travelers take heed to check prices carefully. Some are marked it pounds instead of euros. My wife saw sandals for what we thought was 45 euro but was actually marked in pounds so it was actually 65 euro which if you're from the states is around $70. Weird that 45 p is only $57.