Only ever been here for the occasional cup of coffee but it's always been a lovely experience! The…read morestaff are wonderful and really friendly, and the coffee is also great! Would love to buy a lunch or sandwich here or something too, as well as a treat such as a cookie or protein bar. Would recommend :)

Really lovely spot for a coffee, it ha a small cafe section at the front that offers good people…read morewatching. I also recommend looking at the selection of organic wine :-)

this is simply the BEST greengrocer in the city. As well as carrying an exquisite range of fancy…read morethings, their fresh fruit & veg are top notch, coffee is the best on the street & always a friendly face. can say from experience that they make amazing gift hampers too wishing this gorgeous family business all the very best

The friendliest, best stocked fruit, veg and well, everything shop in Dublin. All sorts of…read morenon-fruit-n-veg - oils and vinegars, beautiful tinned tomatoes, cheeses, pizza bases, yogurt, dried fruit and pulses - it's an aladdin's cave for cooks! And real, friendly and knowledgable staff, always on for a chat or a story.

I'm a fan, yey, but very occasional one. Why? Because it's quite expensive, compared to Moore st…read more market or simply Lidl and Aldi. But it's a nice little place, where is pleasant to shop around and ask any questions Used to come here more often, but since Aldi was built closer to me, I just stop going there :( For instance, it came in super handy, when I was looking all over East Wall for aubergine. Couldn't find in Aldi, two Centras and Tesco. So, great selection of plants, let's just say :)

I found myself out this neck of the woods at the weekend and decided to venture into The Fresh…read moreMarket cause I'm trying the whole new healthy living malarky again, on attempt four so far this week. It was bustling with folks, which is always a great sign. I got some dates, bananas & blood grapefruits (did I just make a new variety of grapefruit up?) It all come to less then €5... The man in front of me got some spuds and it came to 50c, he was shocked at the cheapness. There is a lovely touch at the front door, a local has print-outs of recipes and the seasonal veg/fruit that go with it. Nicky the owner allows her to display them, it really in keeps with the local feel of the spot.

What an AMAZING STORE/cafe!!! Very nice offering of a little bit of everything. An extensive salad…read morebar as well as fresh cooked meat, items and sandwich items offering very nicely priced food to eat there or to take home. 995 for any of the large sandwiches in the case, along with a drink and a bag of crisps Hot prepared meals we chose the chicken curry, which was wonderfully spiced and plenty for two ! A great value for wonderful food ! Sorry, no food pictures of the actual grocery store, but it is extensive and should be able to find anything. You need there from fresh meat, paper supplies, packaged food items, and beer wine in the back corner.

Oh this fruit and veg shop is great! Very good selection of seasonal fare, very reasonable prices…read moreand the music that's being played in there is decent. I know that's not normally something that influences your choice of greengrocer but hey, I overheard a discussion about Steve Reich between the owner and one client one day so that's pretty cool. You can also get all sorts of nuts and seeds and a few pre-packed things like asparagus and herbs. Five fat fumbs up!

The tell tale signs began to appear last night: sniffling, lethargy, a mild hazy feeling in my…read morehead. I reached for my Wellness Formula® ("a powerful combination of herbs, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals") to discover that only five capsules remained in the bottle. During "imbalance" you're meant to take six every three hours. I did what I always do in times of minor crisis while on the road, I turned to Yelp. Turns out, Nourish was nearby and open on a Sunday so I headed there (and actually found it thanks to directions from Yelp for iPhone!) While the employees there were not holistic gurus, after showing them my empty bottle of Wellness Formula® they were able to find me the closest available item in the store. I also picked up some zinc lozenges for good measure. Nourish's selection doesn't come close to my beloved Whole Body in Manhattan, nor really any location of Whole Foods in terms of vitamins and the like. And in future I will always travel with plenty of my own holistic remedies but I'm glad this shop was here for me in a pinch.

Nourish are chain of Irish owned and operated Health food shops. This store on Wicklow street is a…read morebit on the small side but features Nourish's range of whole foods. Homeopathic goods, herbal remedies and the like. They're a little on the pricey side and i'm generally only in here to buy stuff like soy Milk, so not the most exciting of customers but like most health food shops if your allergic to pretty much anything or a coeliac you'll probably find food here you can eat.

If Carlsberg did health food stores…read more... What a selection! EVERYTHING and ANYTHING you are looking for are in this shop. Hazlenut butter? Yes. Coconut sugar? Tick. Plant based Protein powder - your betcha! I felt like a kid in Disney land, getting lost in amoungst the various healthy treats. Brilliant beyond brilliant hidden treasure.

Delicious and nutritious. As well as all the fresh fruit and vegetable produce, they stock a…read morereally great range of natural beauty and haircare products, some of which are vegan. They also have natural cleaning solutions and unusual candles. Basiclo a treasure trove for healthy living. The staff here are cool and they do great take away bevvies. Only downside to the place is the expense...same as any of the health food stores on Dublin though.

This place is everything a market should be! An impressive selection of fresh and organic produce,…read moretons of fruit and veg, even some more obscure things. There is a big selection of potted flowers, herbs and other plants. Italian pesto and other sauces, fresh fish and pork. Coffee and juice, crepes, organic cleaning products etc. The highlight here for me is the pastry and the pies! The pie man has a booth here and they truly are the best pies I've ever had, nice selection of chicken, beef, veg, so much flavor. Big pie that is enough to fill you up, just 5€ (heated up for 6€) The pastry is also fab, lots of tarts, Danish, croissants, cookies, brownies, bread and more. All of which are delicious. Big enclosed venue (next to Teeling), so it's weather proof, and you can even bring your dog inside! Lots of friendly vendors and delicious food and drink. So lucky to have this place so close to home, it's now our Saturday tradition to get coffee and pastry, and pies to take home. There's a seating area if you want to eat in, too. Definitely worth stopping by, it's quite a market!

Love this market. They've tons of fresh produce on their stalls, including fruit, veg, cheese,…read moremeats, baked goods, and seeds. Bring cash though because it is a market after all!

Over the summer I gave up (tried to give up) processed foods stuffed with preservatives and…read morechemical substitutes. On the hunt for natural foods I was delighted to find (read: finally notice) how close Nourish was to my usual shopping route. Here a jar of all-natural, salt, oil and sugar free skins-on smooth peanut butter is just €2.50! Here, cold-milled organic flax meal sells for less than €8 per bag. Then there's the soy, tofu, vitamins and wholesome beauty products -including hair dyes -all lining Nourish's shelves right to the ceiling. While on shopping trips I've noticed the staff leave shoppers to themselves, it took a few minutes for the lady stocking the shelf next to me to say hello. I realise it sounds a bit snobby, but I do expect to be greeted as the only customer in the shop mid-afternoon. I can't fault the selection or prices, but I do wish I felt a little more welcome when visiting.

Nourish on Liffey Street remains one of my favourite places to shop when I need to detox…read more Everything that it sells is good for you so you don't need to feel guilty about spending money here. If you're sick and you can't be bothered to go to the doctor and pay a hefty fee, then Nourish will help you get back on your feet with their vitamins, organic food and herbal remedies. I once got these magic tablets for hay fever and allergies. Nourish also stocks great cosmetic and beauty supplies from popular brands like Burt's Bees to lesser known ones like Dr. Hauschka. The shop assistants are never too busy so they're always on-hand for questions and advise. I went in today and a kind worker took the time to show me five different cleansers. She even gave me free samples with my purchase.

Have being looking around for sheep's milk for awhile as difficult to find then I found the hopsack…read morewho generously offered to order some for me and even got extra. I also ordered couple more items the week after and found the staff extremely helpful in finding products I needed and sent out a new batch of milk for me as previous one was near use by date haven't had such good experience before and so thankful for their assistance. Thanks so much. Would definitely recommend

So the swan center may be looking a little rough around the edges and slightly like a ghost town…read morethese days. However, the hop sack,which has been on the go for years is still one of its best and busiest shops. Back in the 80's. When it was nay impossible to get soy milk anywhere in Dublin the HS was there. So great for those of us with milk allergies. Despite being a modest sized shop the Hop Sack has all you health food needs, from gluten free foods to essential oils. Staff are attentive, helpful and highly knowledgeable. They ordered in stuff for me when I asked. Also check it out around easter, as they assued me they were one of the cheapest places to get Green & Blacks easter eggs this year.

There's no shortage of health food and natural supplement shops in this city, and I'll be looking…read moreto those before revisiting Health Matters. On a hunt for L-Glucosamine (or something like it) I dropped in here on a weekday morning looking for a small bottle of the stuff. Puzzling over the shelves for a minute, I asked a saleswoman for help... and have regretted it ever since. Brusque and condescending, she rolled out a long list of why my choice was wrong, asking me sharply what *was* I thinking and clearly whoever suggested it to me was uneducated in supplements (I wasn't winning any points, either). I was shocked to be spoken to this way in a shop, and numbly accepted whatever bottle of stuff she gave me instead (it's been put in the hall closet should I ever need... what IS that stuff, anyway?). €12 lighter and feeling quite harangued I walked out of the shop, vowing never to return. Worked out well so far.

Very good selection of natural products. No dyes, perfumes or sulfates. Or animal testing…read more Have a lot of nutritional supplements. Cary protein bars and some food products. Gluten-free, wheat free... Staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. Not the cheapest place in town but good quality.