This AMAZING store has just opened up in Temple bar though the lovely Kilkenny ladies have been…read moreoperating from Kilkenny and decided to share the love in Dublin (Just for the summer) at the moment. When my friend informed me that there was a new vintage shop opened in temple bar I was hesitant to even check it out as at this stage they have all become quite samey to me and sometimes the things are really not worth the expense they will incur on your purse!! Well I was pleasantly surprised as this store has something for all and prices for all!! I was out to spend money that day but I didn't feel like blowing €100 on a "Vintage" dress. When I walked in I seen that this place was HUGE and divided into section as with the site itself. I am quite rock chic at the best of times and the Vintage frocks that are sold at most of these places do not suit me as I am 5ft 1 and "Curvy" and therefore cannot pull off the length or print of most of these dresses. I was so happy to see they had a little rock section with gorgeous cut sleeve dress/tops and really rock chic jewelry. They have there formal boutique that has stunning dresses out back and there amazing home section. If nothing else I would say check the place out even for a window shop. It really does have something for all!!!

Apart from having the exact shoes I was looking for, these guys were very helpful ... the order was…read moresuper simple, the response to my query was immediate, despatch notification came within 12 hours of placing the order, the refund for a my mistake was made with no grumbling, and delivery was reasonably priced. Cinderella shoes is my new favourite place to spend my shoe budget. Update ... ordered Friday, delivered Monday ... literally half way around the world in just three days, and arrived in great condition. Great job and thanks Bernie.

From the owner: Specialists in Large Shoe Sizes for women. Starting from 8uk to 12uk. We have over 800 styles…read moreavailable both instore and online. We stock Remonte, Waldlaufer, Semler, Andres Machado, Josef Seibel, Mustang, Gabor, Piesanto and more.

A massive space in Kilkenny, Padmore & Barnes…read more It's an old shoe factory, if memory serves correct. These days it's an outdoor clothing and wares store. And we love a gander in an outdoor clothing and wares store. However their clothing selection was dull, compared to all the outdoorsy shops we've been to in the last eight years or so. Nothing appealed to me to buy. I was in the business of getting a new winter coat and all. But that said, I'm pretty sure they have a market for what they do stock. Staff were very nice and friendly.

Worst customer service today . Two girls just laughed and chatted to themselves .Had to look for…read moreshoe sizes twice , it was an effort for the sales girl . Just walked out as they did not want any customers today

The Market Cross's main draw is Superquinn, probably the best supermarket to go to for baked goods…read more It has also got Kilkenny's only Penney's on the ground floor and Monsoon/Accessorise. There's not a huge amount of compelling shopping to be done here though. It has a small music shop (Heartbeat City), a couple of shoe shops, L'Occitane, a sports shop, a cafe, a pharmacy, newsagents, phone shop and so on. There are a few benches for sitting and it is partially covered by a glass roof. It has started to look a bit dingy though compared to the new McDonagh Junction shopping centre near the railway station.

Alright shops but don't park after 7 pm. Call out fee is €25. I was met by a very nasty man from…read moresentry security who made bigoted comments towards me after parking late. I don't understand why there even needed to be a conversation. I paid the fee and he got paid!

Yelp 100 Challenge 2019 - #64/100…read more The first store we went to was Kath Kitson's, the feminine, flowery stuff is not really my style. I did find some breakaway lanyards that I can definitely use for my work ID. Then we checked out Kipling. It is pricier than the stuff that I can get Stateside but the designs here are a lot more exciting. Spent most of our time in Super Dry and found some good deals. Then took a coffee break at Starbucks then continued with our shopping spree. Found the cutest coat at Joules. The workers in each store were super friendly and helpful. Their toilets were nice, clean, and well-maintained. There was enough parking spots.

I ambled around this seriously over-priced place for about half an hour. When the pound to euro…read moreratio was near one forty it was still overpriced, and now its only ten per cent then it has almost zero attraction for me. I walked by an on - street doughnut & coffee cart and their idea of a deal for a coffee and doughnut was €5. I'm pleased to say that my money stayed in my pocket. I also priced a sweet/savoury crepe stall but again their cheapest sweet crepe offering was about €5 with savoury more expensive. No chance; I have no intention of handing over five euro for fifteen cents worth of pancake batter and yes I know some sugar and stuff will be added but even with that, the mark-up is eye watering and I simply refuse to be ripped off. Still I was determined to see if someone could entice me to spend money and I came across a Thai street food place and while it was near noon and devoid of customers the smell of cooking oil invaded the area. So that was enough to persuade me to keep walking. The place is very well kept and their little flower displays and some of their art and sculpture are pretty indeed. I departed with the same amount of money as I arrived with. My wife of course well that's a whole other story.

Graham's is an excellent and awesome shoe store for a couple of reasons…read more 1. The price point of every pair is not ridiculously high 2. The selection is offbeat and fun 3. The staff is fun 4. There are always lots of shoes on sale, especially between seasons Selling a range of casual sneaks, edgy leather boots and unusual and fun heels, Graham's has a great mix of stuff that will keep you from blending in. Think of this place as a little bit indie. They sell a few brands that I have always loved - Poetic License and Irregular Choice, which I haven't found anywhere else in Dublin. The prices aren't bad, and the sale prices are awesome. Lots of pairs are half off or even more! Definitely check this place out if you're not interested in the cookie cutter party girl look.

Hello "Hello" said…read morethe nice but clearly tired shop assistant, "how can I help you?" She looked at me, realised it was unlikely that I was in to get shoes for myself (we were in the kids dept) and looked for the child that must be somewhere in tow. ...there he was... faster than a speeding bullet, diving through my legs, past the fish tank (really big, impressive and colourful) and under the benches. She looks at the legs and feet poking out, measures the feet and gets a selection of runners for himself. The selection was big and well chosen.... All bright, boyish and garish as hell. I spotted the ones he would go for immediately - not the most expensive (but not cheap), but by far the brightest most garish runners I have ever seen - they even had lights, lots of lights. Within 2 mins he had them on He didn't take them off for 3 days. Great shop, great (and very tolerant) staff.