South American Shop in Dublin

They have a very convenient 8.50-ish combo that includes a beverage and a pasty. It's very filling, and you can tell it's all fresh ingredients. Very flavorful. Honestly, it's a great adaptation of the Argentinian empanada to what pasties are. For just over 8 euros, you get an empanada that's like three of ours with a Coke. The meat one (traditional) has potato 🙏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 Unbeatable for Dublin.

They have tons of stuff, they even have yerba mate! The empanadas are amazing, the alfajores too, and the guy who serves you is a sweetheart. The other guy who was sitting there, I want to take him home with me, he was so good! Everything was great! Congratulations!

Awesome empanadas, the only place so far I found in Ireland that makes real South American empanadas (Argentinian versión) If U like empanadas this is must visit place. If I am ever in Dublin again for sure I will pop in

Dont come here if you don't want diarea

Tourist in Dublin. I stumbled upon this shop by chance while crossing the Ha'penny Bridge. The pasties are delicious, though perhaps a bit pricey for Ireland; Luciano served me, a 10 out of 10.

A spectacular place to buy sweets and herbs from Argentina, I highly recommend it.

Delicious empanadas and yerba mate for Argentinians and Uruguayans from various brands.

Well, I’m Argentinian and I’ve tried all the flavours of the pasties (“empanadas”), and they’re not good for the price they charge. Most of them are almost empty, and the taste is not well balanced between the ingredients. Some of them are too dry. The service is always good and the employees are very nice and kind, but they definitely need to put more effort into the empanadas.

Man, I had a good feeling about the place before going, but the empanadas were even better than expected. My partner is from Argentina and she loved them so much that she ate mine and then fought off a seagull trying to steal the last one.

Jorge served us. He was really cool and the service was excellent. We had empanadas; I don't know if they were spectacular, but when you live in Europe they seemed like heavenly food. They also sell yerba mate, mate gourds, alfajores, sweet potato/quince paste, and other small items. I recommend stopping by if you're in Dublin, and I thought the prices were very reasonable!