Had to buy a gift for my mother and as I am a man I am terrible at buying women's clothing but the…read morestaff were extremely friendly and helpful and I got the perfect gift. Would recommend everyone to pop in for a look.

From the owner: Choice Boutique Sandycove is situated on the main street of the small, idyllic village of…read moreSandycove, Dublin. We are here in business for 27 years having been the first Choice Boutique opened by the O'Rourkes in 1986. We tailor to women in their thirties and upwards. We stock several brand names such as Lauren Vidal, Masai, Steilmann, Peruzzi, Rene Derhy, Bellenisa, Myrine&Me, Salsa.

An absolute overpriced badly run clothes shop! The staff are extremely rude and their returns…read morepolicy leaves a lot to be desired. Apparently it's " legal " whatever about it being in the interest of the customers to refuse to exchange or refund items that have been purchased more than seven days prior to returning the items! Also the shop will only accept items that have been returned by POST ( which the customer has to fork out the postage cost ) they will not accept items that are returned to the shop! After going into the shop today to exchange an expensive Xmas present I was told that the seven days had expired and that no exchange or refund was possible! when asked what I was supposed to do with a cardigan that had cost over €125 that was too small,the extremely rude woman told me " TO REGIFT IT " I have never come across such bad customer service. NEVER AGAIN. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

I went to visit Dublin Ireland from the States and I stumbled across this cute lil' shop on the way…read moreback to our Hotel in Dalkey. I felt home the minute I walked into her shop. It had such a wonderful stock of wide variety of vintage wares, knick-knacks, books, albums, clothing, many unique finds and my most favorite of course is, the vintage costume jewelry! I left her shop with a little bit of everything and a lot of the vintage sparkly jewelry. I found her shop to be like a lil treasure trove. The owner Ita was very nice and so helpful, you could tell her passion for vintage was in her whole being. For those Vintage Lovers out there, its a must-visit place to feast your eyes on! You too will catch the Vintage bug, if you haven't already!! Linda

From the owner: Welcome to Sandycove Vintage & Classics! We specialise in vintage and classic men's and women's…read moreclothing, children's clothing and toys, Art Deco collectables, bric-a-brac, leather goods, jewellery, gifts, dust collectors and much, much more. We are proud to support local charity and communtiy groups. Each month, two charities or community groups will be selected and supported. Please let us know about causes close to your heart. 10% discount on all donations given and 5% discount on mention of this review. Thank you and see you soon in Sandycove Vintage & Classics!

I was confused at first, is this shop called 'la style', as in French for 'the style', or 'L.A…read more Style', as in style from Los Angeles. I mean, these are obviously two very different things and if you look at my photo you'll see how it could easily be either. Anyway, it doesn't matter really because I don't think it's either. I believe the 'la' of the title to actually mean 't-shirts with sequinned slogans in poor English at bargain bin prices'. Fun for a laugh, and besides, my favourite t-shirt of all time is one kinda like you'd find here, that my Sister got in Malaysia. It has a grid of twenty different sparkly mopeds on it and has a beautiful piece of poetry below called "The Dear Vehicle", and it goes like this: The together living friend to love The destination! The ride quality maximum Motorcycle It is cute and it is stylish Very comfortable Tomorrow is pleasure! It will spend at ease. I love a motorcycle. It intends to run until the engine stops. 'It intends to run until the engine stops', how beautiful is that?! Put that in yer pipe and smoke it, Paddy Kav! I'll bet you'll find some t-shirts, maybe not quite as moving as this, but close at 'la style' ergo four stars.

I went to vero moda in bloomfields dun laoghaire today(21st of September) around 11am and the…read moreshopping assistant was by far the most helpful assistant i have come across. She went out of her way to help me find some summer clothes which i thought I would have to spend the next two days shopping for since the season has finished and i had a last minute holiday to go to but i got everything i needed within half an hour. Definetly a vero moda to go to!

This big blocky brute of a shopping centre dominates central Dun Laoghaire. In many ways, it feels…read morelike it was here first and everywhere else was just built around it, hanging off the fringes. Like a shanty town on the edge of some medieval castle. Still, it's a good shopping centre. One of the few shopping centers, in fact, that doesn't impose wrist slittingly mundane easy listening on you. This is something which makes the place tolerable, pleasant even, by comparison. Further allusions towards the civilised world include the welcome addition of a public house and, most important feature of any shopping centre, multiple exits.

I think it was mahatma Gandhi who said "you can't polish a turd", though I might be misquoting…read morehim... Anyway, this was disproven on the show Mythbusters recently (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiJ9fy1qSFI) ... But speaking of polishing undesirable things, the Dunlaoghaire shopping centre; paint it as often as you wish, lower the ceilings, add some nice lighting...and it is still it is horrible to its very core... plus they charge you for parking No, not a fan.

I went in here recently as I saw shoes in the window and was in danger of swooning right out on the…read morepavement. Anyway, there was no customers inside but beautiful stock I must say - really gorgeous shift dresses and the like, some of which were on sale. It was the shoes I was after and I tracked them down at the back of the store. That was when I nearly swooned again. Only this time it was more like a faint really. The ones I had been admiring were reduced - from something like €595 to €375! Now, even before the recession I would have baulked at paying that! But now that we're all bankrupt? No way! I don't know how this store is surviving with those prices. But it is a lovely, lovely shop all the same and I hope it stays open.