Paolo Rossi Shoes and Accessories is a quality shoe and clothing boutique in Malahide…read more Shoes are its specialty, and there are countless pairs ranging in price from about 70 - 100 euro (on average), although they had some shoes on sale for around 50 euro. The clothes in this store would suit smart-looking 30-60 year olds, although there are some pieces that would also appeal to a younger demographic. I fell in love with a coral 3/4 length jacket in the display. Wasn't so in love with the price though... The shop tends to attract a lot of mums with prams, so be ready to dodge small children while browsing. Paolo Rossi has a really classy interior too, with some great wallpaper and lovely heavy changeroom curtains.

Called in to get a chain fixed for my son when I was offered a free clean and polish for my own…read morerings! Alway a super service in Bouchon and a quick turnaround for repairs !

I called into Bouchon to change my watch strap from Nato strap to leather strap at a busy lunchtime…read moreleading up to Christmas. The lady made the change for me while I waited, was extremely pleasant and wouldn't take any money despite me trying to insist. IMO that is the kind of service you dont often see today. I would definitely recommend Bouchon.

Cute fashion store with a really great vibe. The girls who work here are young, friendly and…read moreapproachable and while I was there they were playing the coolest ever version of Estelle's 'American Boy'. Neola targets the teenage - early 30s age bracket (approximately) and there are some great pieces here by Miss Sixty, Diesel, French Connection and such. They have a large range of Guess hangbags which are very gaudy looking but are apparently popular at the moment. They also stock the infamous UGG boots (the authentic Australian variety). I'm not sure how exactly UGG boots came to be popular or even cool, but that will forever remain a fashion mystery along with the pink velour tracksuit, I imagine. Neola also has a great range of cute belts for 20 euro, and the entire store is definitely worth a look.

Beautiful boutique on Main Street in Malahide - a few steps past the Dart Station. They have…read moreeverything from dresses to casual to smart wear. What I love (and I'm sure most people would agree) about boutiques is the uniqueness of the fashion, and neola... is a prime example of this. Their couture is special and chic. If you're looking for something different to suit you it's definitely worth the browse; you may find just what you're looking for.

Rarely do I see a cafe inside a museum that impresses me, but Avoca Store did just that! It's far…read moremore than your traditional cafe-it has delicacy grocery items, baked goods and delicious food. I can see myself coming here just to peruse the aisles and find little edible treasures.

Found another Avoca and this time it's at the Malahide Castle foodhall and cafe. Yes, I purchased…read moremore fudge and will be stocked until I'm able to come back and restock my inventory. Had some tea and a slice of carrot cake while my BFF had a cup of tea and the Portuguese tart. Everything was great. I'm thrilled that I found another location and will be back to visit again next time.

Shoes and bags! How can you resist going in here for a peek? Carl Scarpa is always up to date with…read morethe latest trends and designs footwear that's classy, practical and comfortable. Made generally by Italian designers with the finest materials, these shoes are made for walking and built to last. Hence, they're a bit on the pricey side, but their sales are great for grabbing a bargain! The shop itself is well laid out, decorated with neatly hanging ornaments and has a sophisticated vibe to it.

It's not often that I find myself inside a babywear shop, and it's also not that often that I…read moreexperience the amazing customer service I received today in Premaman. The British shop assistant who served me was lovely, warm, helpful and everything you could hope a shop assistant would be. She was genuinely interested in why I would be in a baby shop (I don't really have the word 'mother' plastered across my forehead) and in who I was shopping for. She gave me space to rustle around in the selection of babywear and then advised me on which of my choices would be most suitable. I found her to be extremely helpful, considering that shopping for baby clothes isn't one of my strong points. The baby clothes in Premaman are gorgeous! I know a lot of women get clucky just looking at them, so if you're susceptible, avoid. Premaman is a Belgian company and as such has a very chic range of clothing and accessories suitable for newborns to 10 year olds. They also do prams and strollers and other such necessities. This is a great store to find a precious outfit for your newborn niece, nephew, grandchild or other deserving youngster. Prices are around 10 euro for a shirt, 12 for a jumpsuit and 7 for a hat (this is in the newborn - 12 months section), so it won't cost you an arm and a leg either. A very pleasant shopping experience.

The Paperweight Office Supplies and Stationery store in Malahide is a great place to go for office…read moreand school supplies. I think it's nicer to give business to these independently-run, smaller stationers than the larger corporations. The store has the usual - office supplies, envelopes, diaries (they even have some cute mid-year diaries), paper and printing products. It's not the most exciting store in the world, but it fulfills its purpose.

From the owner: Paperweight is a retail and online seller of Office and Home Stationery and Computer products…read moreincluding the following items: Inkjet Cartridges, Ink Cartridges, Laser Toner Cartridges, Office Stationery, Photocopying, Printing, Laminating, Rubber Stamps, Paper, Notebooks, Binders, Envelopes, Laser Cartridges, Cartridges, Ink, Office Supplies, Scanning, Binding, Report Printing, Refill Pads, Dividers, Paper Clips, Staplers, Paper Punches, Bubble Wrap, Diaries.

I discovered this cute little shop on my first trip to Ireland. It is my favorite way to kill time…read morein the Dublin Airport between flights. I have to admit, I spend more time in the Accessorize side than the Monsoon side, though. Really cute jewelry/accessories with a vintage-y or ethnic vibe. I've acquired many scarves, necklaces, and earrings over the years. Some people compare this place to Claire's in the States. I don't agree. I think the Accessorize/Monsoon stuff is more stylish and made with better quality material. (Plus, I'm so glad they ship to the States now! Yeah!)

The best thing about the this shopping center is not the center itself but the woodies across the…read moreroad. However as this review is about the center i better base my review on it. Dated and drab looking this center seriously needs an overhaul. There is a big Dunnes stores which keep the locals happy, a bit furniture store on the first floor which has been so expensive everytime i go and lots of smaller cheaper looking shops and boutiques. There was a restaurant upstairs with miserable looking staff and even more miserable looking food but i think they have a subway there now and a mcdonalds on site too. if you like that sort of nasty fatty food. But the good thing is that this shopping center aims to have everything, from shoes, to groceries, to diy, to books, to health clinics and so much more. Is the swimming pool still there? I'm not sure but i'd certainly avoid the dodgy looking pub outside. when i've parked in the carpark, i've watched some colourful and unsavoury looking characters hanging the doorway; at 11am.

Located in Coolock, Northside Shopping Centre was described to me by a friend as stepping back into…read more1980's Ireland. The decor is very old, non frivalous, however the shopping centre does have a good Dunnes Stores Department store serving the needs of the local area. It has a large food department, clothes too but unfortunately the home department is very small. Other shops that are in the shopping centre is O2, a few butchers and numerous 2euro shops.