Just be aware folks, that from now on, if you drive in to this well out of town, in the middle of…read morenowhere place, you are paying to park to shop and dine. My previous stars were when parking was free and I could barely find a working toilet in the place. Their timing couldn't be worse with swingeing price increases and with Christmas just on the horizon. Put bluntly they are just greedy bastards. They say and are being disingenuous that their charges are aimed at encouraging shoppers to use public transport - no they are just chisellers. Who is going to do the weekly shopping to hop on a bus with bags of potatoes, carrots and a few litres of milk. Their centre operations manager who undoubtedly will have a free parking space has also confirmed that they will charge disabled car drivers. These good folks usually need more time to drive, park, manoeuvre and generally get around. I guess many of them would also avoid public transport to go shopping and I suspect the centre will lose footfall here. What's worst of all they are charging staff to park - apparently not a full daily charge but enough to screw over and rifle the pockets of the working poor. What the hell is wrong with us - taking from the poor to give to the rich. It's government policy in the UK now. They've given me a darn good reason never to return and for that I am grateful. I imagine I won't be alone.

Thai is the best shopping center to visit I am originally from Ireland but if you are a traveling…read morethis is where you get the full experience (most of it) you get Cadbury and everything else including the outside they have vue Eddie rockets cosmos and hogs and heifers not very delicious places and in Liffey valley you can get pennys boots and dunnes stores that's not all because you can get a SIM card and a eSIM from two different places and they have McDonalds Burger King kfc almost all the fast food restaurants and the service there every one is so polite from the 10 years of going there I have never came across a bad or rude employee every one is so nice and you can order from two places at once like let's say you want McDonalds and y ok friend want Burger King you can go to McDonald's and Burger King it's that easy 10/10 the best place to eat watch movies and go shopping it almost has everything and the interior is beautiful when it's Christmas they have bobbles hanging from the roof and two big reindeers on the roof almost looking like they are galloping around I love this place and I go here almost all the time to eat and shop

Handy little shopping centre for all types of goods there are take-aways, chemist, newsagents,…read morejewellers, bakery and nic nac shop. in a great location for locals and has some really good prices. The car park can be difficult to get parking in and sometimes the staff in some shops can be a little rude but apart from that its a good shopping centre.

Cheap and brilliant for bargains staff are lovely and help you no matter what the only problem is…read moreyou need to check dates also looking through a box and there was a huge spider other than that it's mad cheap handy for keeping the kids happy

[M&S Cafe] Brown Soda Bread (beside a cup of soup) delighted…read moreme :) I got tired from walking around for shopping, and decided to have something here. I wanted to have Irish pancakes, but it had already finished. I had soup(minesrone) served with some bread, and salad, too. Minestrone was quite nice, though I had no special expectation. Thick and intense flavor. Two slices of Irish Brown Soda Bread---great! even though they must have been an "extra". Fresh and moist! Salad was fine, too! Sweet tomatoes,crisp lettuces and cucumbers. [Food Hall] big. and in the bread corner (not the in-store bakery) they had Irish pancakes, not only Scottish and Maple&raisins ones ! A lady in in-store bakery game me a piece of doughnut for tasting--yummy ;)

Quite a large Marks and Spencer, although it can feel a bit sprawling as it's all on one level…read more The outside entrance brings you into the foodhall and there's also a substantial homeware section at this end. Behind the foodhall is the clothing section which has a quite good selection for a suburban M&S. Going through this you come out into the shopping centre. There's a nice M&S cafe at this entrance to the shopping centre. You can usually find what you're looking for here although it can be crazy busy at weekends and towards Christmas

This is a little boutique in Leixlip village. Parking is on road, nearby. Leixlip parking is paid…read moreMon to Fri 10am to 4pm. I'd just had an experience in another boutique down the road so was expecting a similar frosty level of customer service, well I was shocked when the lady was so nice that even when I left at the end without a purchase that she was thanking me for coming in. I'll definitely be back, stock is refreshed fortnightly. They go for some out there bright colours here but the quality of the dresses are very good. Very similar brands are stocked here as some other botiques but I thought the range was much better. This may be because they have so much stock. This was my only negative on this shop. There's just so many dresses packed in and it is quite a dark shop it's hard to pick out what you really want. On the other side of this though, you can take as much as you want into the dressing room and there's plenty of light outside the rooms, albeit the changing area itself is a bit small. The sizes are consistent and true to normal sizes and for the most part are 8-16 rather than S-P. The accessories range is great, including fascinators and bags.

The best Tk Maxx in Ireland ..... And yes I've tried them all. It is actually the flag ship for…read moreireland so is the largest of their stores and is spread over two large floors. I have a little problem when it comes to TK Maxx - I could literally spend half a day here. I love their homeware section in Balnchardstown it is really big and very well spaced out unlike so many of their stores. They really have everything under one roof in this branch so if you are a bargain hunter I would highly recommend it - the kids section is also very large. Don't be put off if you've been to some of the smaller ones where there is stuff everywhere. Also there is very rarely a Q to pay or for the changing rooms so it really is a nice shopping experience. It is located in one of the little retail parks just off to the side of the shopping centre.

A little less chaotic than the branch in the Stephen's Green, you still have to kiss a lot of frogs…read morebefore you find your princess outfit. TK Maxx boasts 45 percent off regular prices, but often the clothes on offer seem to be those that the designer was having a bit of a practice with. I personally like the bric-a-brac section, where you can find great one-off Christmas presents, coffee table books and foreign biscuits.

This is a little boutique in Leixlip village. Parking is on road, nearby. Leixlip parking is paid…read moreMon to Fri 10am to 4pm. First impressions of this shop is that there is excellent selection and range but you are tempted to go through the racks to find your size, as you might anywhere. However you do need the help of the shop assistant as they keep a lot of their selection in the back or, in some cases only have one of that size, which can be annoying. The shop assistant was so rude on the day I was there. She wanted to tell us that everything was pretty and was clearly just hunting for a sale. When she didn't like something so much, rather than be honest, she'd just stay quiet or ask if you liked it. Her style was definitely at odds with my own and rather than accept that and just help with sizes, she got very snippy with me. Ordinarily, I'd mark a business down to one or two for this type of service. However, I did think the selection was good and the shop was quite roomy. Plus, she may have been having a bad day! The actual clothes for the most part are pitched at women 50+ yet there are a few gems in the occasion dresses for the younger punter. The sizes are very small fitting. You'll have to be prepared to move up the range. It seemed to range from 6-16 with a mix in also of S-L. You'll be actively encouraged by the staff to head up the road to the seamstress to get adjustments made. The accessories selection is sparse. Interestingly, they had some great coats and wraps and throw tops, great, I thought in particular for covering arms. Take a deep breath and exercise diplomacy when you go in here and I think you'll find a gem!

I was passing this shop so many times decided to go in eventually …read more I was amazed with range and quality of clothes. I've ended up with good few dresses . I'll be regular customer now

Love the but not for the more4less they robed my €20 I dropped the €20 on the ground and they said…read more(oh we didn't pick it up at all) I was gonna say show me your cameras but then I didn't want them to go my time

Handy shopping centre, has chemist, newsagent, travel agent, cafe, Euro shop, phone shop, boutique,…read morehairdressers/beauty salon, sports goods, shoe shop, haberdashery, butchers, jewellers and fresh veg shop to mention a few. Dunnes is the anchor store and the shopping centre boasts a large free car park with a taxi rank on site. There's also a postoffice attached to the shopping centre.

I went in to the Dunnes Stores to buy some winter cardigans. My sister was with me and we had a…read moregreat time together. I love the Cheap bargains and the staff were very nice. A really disability and austism friendly service and the stalls were so tidy. I work in a charity shop but the tidiness is so important and the products gently composed. Thank you for your cafe as its a gem.

Good value for clothing the staff are nice and helpful but its starting to be like the other shops…read morein Liffey valley hiring young people who don't want to be working and are not helpful