I stumbled across this place yesterday and I love it! A fairly good selection of fresh fruit &…read morevegetables - and plenty of quite posh pantry staples that you would otherwise have to travel into town for. For example, I picked up organic polenta for a batch of cornbread I'm hoping to make today, and I spotted a box of turmeric root... I didn't even know you could buy such a thing. And there was a selection of Sheridan's cheeses In the fridge. That all makes it sound very 'foodie' - but it's great to find a place where you can buy a nice hostess gift locally!

Vegan cheese in Cabra! Good selection of produce and healthy foods. Some items were a bit pricey,…read morebut I suppose that is expected. Very friendly and helpful staff. I will definitely be back!

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.

This is an open warehouse style grocerry store. It's got all the fruit and vegetable basics and the…read moreprices are cheap, seriously cheap. Think Moore Street prices with a roof and no, 'Get yer apples ere luv.' You can get a basket of peaches for instance for €1... Beat that!

This place is an old-style grocers, and I've become so fed up with the Tescos of this world that I…read morewould rather spend my money in this small owner-run type place, especially when the prices are often cheaper. The owner is a lovely man who gives change from his own pocket and has small change stacked up in piles inside his little office. I just got a punnet of strawberries for a euro, so I'm happy for the day.

Came here hopping to get some ingredients with a mate, and didn't find all we needed…read more Not a larger selection as promised, but overall a great place to buy some good food. All the vendors are super friendly and love to make conversation! Great way to spend a morning! The ambiance is very quaint and friendly! Overall a great atmosphere and way to buy. Will come here for certain vegetables and lunch when I'm in the city

Thank you for the recommendation, Fodor's! (yes, I bought their travel guide like a true tourist.)…read more My friends and I wanted to try some Ireland oysters because we heard they were supposedly super fresh. We were running out of time on our hunt to find them when I realized, 'I've got my trusty guidebook!!' And that's how we ended up here. It was 12 Euros for 6 oysters and a glass of wine. Since there were four of us, the lady was nice enough to give us 4 cups of wine (yes, plastic cups - it's a farmer's market, what do you expect!) They even threw in an extra oyster! SO FRESH! SO BIG! (cue that's-what-she-said joke). Compared to NYC oysters, these babies looked like they were on steroids! They also have this dipping sauce (had onions and was really vinegar-y, but good. But if you don't like the sour, you should just take the oyster straight.) Didn't eat anything else from other stands because we just had lunch. However, I believe they had shish kebabs, crepes, and bread. Oh and FYI - Sheridans Cheesemongers was there (saw this place on Anthony Bourdain when he went to Dublin so thought this might be worth mentioning). Definitely check out this farmer's market!

A gorgeous Autumn day in Dublin, prompted me to hopping on my bike and making the cycle along…read moreGriffith Avenue to the Honest 2 Goodness Indoor Market in Glasnevin. Having read a bit about the market online I brought my shopping bag with me so I could thrown in a few goodies. They had a bike rack inside the market and I was welcomed by Bríd who runs the market. She was so friendlly to me and very informative on all the stalls and products on sale in the market and then let me get on with exploring. The array of stalls is excellent and this market seems to have the right balance between a place to do your shopping and also a place to enjoy an afternoon browsing. I purchased a sholuder of Lamb from a farmer based near Oldcastle in Co. Meath. I bought some fresh veg which were excellent value. I bought some sea bass from a fishmonger from Galway and I bought a tub of the curry Dhanzak Curry sauce which even has the Weight Watchers points marked out for you. Dhanzak is a healthy 2 point. All of the stalls had informative friendly and passionate people working behind them who allowed you to browse without being anyway pushy. After my shopping I then enjoyed some homemade soup with some lovely bread for 2 euro 50 and a gorgeous cup of coffee for 2 euro. Great value, and a huge library of magazines and books to browse as you enjoy your coffee. They also sell cakes, and a main meal and a selection of teas. There was also a charity bookstall and the selected charity this week was Our Ladys Childrens Hospital. All in all a great Saturday afternoon well spent. I would highlly recommend anybody to check this market out. Oh the cycle back through the leave covered Griffith Ave. was gorgeous and reminded me of Boston this time last year. The colours were amazing.

A nice little market buried in a grim industrial estate opposite Glasnevin Cemetary. It's entirely…read moreindoors so it's not reliant on the weather. There are a variety of stalls selling fruit, veg, baked goods (from the fantastic Arun Bakery), wine and meat. There is a cafe, as well as a place serving lovely wood-fired pizza, but not much else in the way of ready-made food. The only thing I will say is that it is quite small. I think a few stalls weren't open when I visited, as it was much smaller than the listing on their website.It's a great place to go if you're in the area, but Temple Bar Market is probably better stocked otherwise.

Bang Bang is so much fun. This cafe has a little market in it with all sorts of things, including…read morefresh produce. You can find amazing things there that you have not seen before if you are not from Ireland. The cafe is so cute. It has all sorts of paintings and posters on the walls, all positive and sweet. The outside is wonderful and this place is super clean. The food in the cafe is great. Have a sandwich or a slice of cake (if they have any that day). All of it is great. The people that own and work at Bang Bang are kind and sweet and are such a reminder of why we all love Ireland.

Bang Bang is such a cool little spot and is a great addition to the neighbourhood. Offering…read moreeverything from artisan groceries, tasty bakes on the bar (including paleo options if you're so inclined), a deli counter serving up delicious sandwiches and salads as well as cracking Silverskin coffee to wash it all down, what more could you want! The brunch burger in particular is a thing of beauty. There's a small amount of seating inside and a couple of benches out front, which are a great spot for chilling out on one of our rare sunny days. One thing Phibsborough has been lacking was a quality coffee shop and deli, and Bang Bang has definitely stepped up to fill that gap. Ive no doubt I'll find myself spending all my pocket money here in the time to come.

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!

There's no place in Dublin like the Moore Street Market. It's known throughout the country for…read moreselling traditional Irish food and also for its no-nonsense merchants. You could easily spend your day wandering from stall to stall, from top to bottom taking in the scene. Whether you're looking for flowers, fish, fruits or veg, come to the market and get a deal. But be careful of the merchants who insist on picking the fruit for you! I once came home with over 20 rotten bananas and several squashed kiwis. Even though I only paid something like 3 Euro, I was disappointed because I had to throw most of the fruit out. A friend of mine swears that the market's fishmonger is the best and told me to buy oysters from him so I guess there are good and bad stalls. Even if you don't actually need to buy anything, I suggest you saunter down this street. The funny things that I have overheard from these Dubs could fill the pages of a book.

Moore Street is great for picking up fresh(ish) fruit and veg on the cheap. A strictly cash economy…read morekeeps everyone honest but, and this is from experience, don't buy razor blades. No matter what the label is, or the amazing value. That shit hurts.

I love this place! You can find everything you need, fruit, vegetable, soups, sandwiches, pasta,…read moresalad, EVERYTHING! Is a bit expensive for a supermarket but the quality is very good and it's perfect place for a take away lunch as all the products are fresh and made daily! Also there is a huge selection of wines! If you have never been there you must pass by!

This place is interesting and to me like an americanism! Its part supermarket that sells fresh…read morefruit and veg and a selection of specialist foods and also run of the mill stuff. It has a very nice deli counter where you can get a good selection of world foods to take away or eat in. There is a coffee dock and fresh bread and pastries. Its very popular with the site workers from the developments in the area and the office workers at lunchtime. It opens quite late so is handy for the apartments nearby for a quick dash. Its also an option for breakfast if you happen to be staying in one of the hotels in the square. So called Fresh as it stocks fresh produce but over-priced. I reckon 8 euro for a watermelon (medium) is a bit OTT.