We were staying in a holiday cottage for my friend's birthday and decided to stop in here on the…read moreway for some 'supplies!' it was a bit of a last chance saloon for us as this was the last big supermarket on the way to where were were going, which was quite remote, so we really needed to stock up. This was just as good as any of the big Tesco stores, it was well stocked and tidy, with a good alcohol secetion, and we were able to get everything we needed. Large car park as well as is usual for Tesco superstores.

Tesco Sligo has to be one of the worst tesco supermarkets in the country. Small congested isles…read more people bumping in to you. You have to pay for parking if you can even get a spot. very stressful shopping experance. outdated small shop. They charge you more for items if you dont have a club card. Avoid....

As travelers, we were unsure where to get groceries, but Tesco does a great job of catering to a…read morevariety of demographics. I found a large selection of gluten free cereals and breads, a luxury I didn't expect in Ireland (so far I've been proven wrong- many businesses are gluten-aware and happy to help). The produce was local and fresh, the staff helpful and the selection more than decent. The layout is a little confusing. We entered from the parking lot and found ourselves in the checkout lines, while the bread and produce are downstairs via a ramp, with a matching ramp leading up into the mall. Pricing is reasonable and the store does a good job of highlighting local food. I will be going back!

Lidl is everyone's favourite supermarket. It has amazingly good quality food, at very low prices…read more This supermarket has its own free carpark in front, and is very accessible. It is always busy with people taking advantage of the great offers. The fresh fruit and veg can't be beaten on price and taste, and the chocolate is also a big seller. Avoid the traffic in the centre of town and head to lidl to pick up what you need, and at half the cost.

Hi i buy all my tools from lidl and am very pleased wth them but i bought a cordless saw a few…read moreweeks ago and it was brilliant untill it stopped working for me. you see i cannot bring it back because i cant find the recite for it. i have looked on the internet and they are made in Germany and being a pensioner i just cant afford to send it back to have it repaired

KinnEden Organics is my new favourite place to go! It is so nice to have something like this right…read morehere in our little village! Not only can you get very reasonably priced organics (veg, fruits, cooking oils, canned foods, boxed foods, etc), but they also have the absolute best coffee in the area. And if you have a sweet tooth, you'll find wonderful cakes, cupcakes, scones, etc. They also serve homemade vegetable soup daily. I've also noticed that kids love this place. They do offer colouring items for the kiddies and they have a nice two-seater couch available to relax on in addition to their indoor seating. This summer promises cold salads and other goodies. It's also a good place to purchase locally-made arts and crafts. Right now they have a book club and there's talk of some cooking demonstrations coming up. It's definitely a wonderful place. They don't overprice their items and are much cheaper than other organic shops. Definitely stop in and have a nice treat or pick up some groceries!

Delicious home baking and coffee. Family friendly- great to see a local business thrivingread more

Terrible customer service kept hanging up the phone on me when I went to make a complaint. I had…read moremake an online order but only sent me part of the order no phone call before delivery or exchange what good is online shopping if I don't get want I need I will be shopping elsewhere

This is a supermarket located just under the bridge as you leave the main street.There are a few…read moreother stores in the complex and an indian restaurant. The store is part of an Irish Chain called Supervalu however I dont think that name is any longer relevant as the prices for basic food items is unbelievable especially as its so close to the border and prices are more reliastic for food and wine in the north especially as the pound/euro rate is so competative for the euro holders.