Stephen's Green Food Village in Dublin

Nice and quiet shopping center in Dublin

Retro look to see. Lots of cool shops.

Atmosphere very good, but hardly any shops

Very beautiful, differently designed mall.Recognisable for its distinctive glass-domed atrium and “wedding cake” exterior of layered white ironwork—often compared to a Mississippi steamboat or ornate conservatory. The interior is bright and airy, with sweeping staircases, a central clock, and a layout that encourages strolling but has been described as confusing on upper levels . A mix of major high-street names—like Dunnes Stores, Boots, TK Maxx, Argos—with independent retailers (e.g. Asha, Retro Nation, Irish craft shops like The Donegal Shop and Celtic Spirit) Cafés and eateries popular with shoppers include Butlers Chocolate Cafe, McDonald’s, Nando’s, Elephant & Castle, and others suited to quick bites or sit-down meals. Additional services inside the centre: lifts and disabled access on all floors, baby‑changing/feeding areas, toilets that are cleaned hourly, plus key‑cutting and postal facilities

Bright and busy. Lots of touristy shops. Great area to stroll along nearby Grafton St. Plenty of talented buskers to note. Enjoy!

Lovely place great little shopping center with something for absolutely everyone

It's beautiful, it's a real shame that they say it's going to disappear and turn it into a typical mega-old shopping center.

Lovely shopping centre ,beautiful building

Middling shops. Nothing has a wow factor for me. Was a cool place to go when I was younger. Charging for toilets kinda sucks.

Great place, wonderful building. Plenty of interesting shops to keep the keenest of shoppers happy.