Stephen's Green Food Village in Dublin

Immense shopping centre, very pretty.

Best coffee/tea shop in town (Gurman's), huge well-stocked Dunne's Stores, Bennetton, Golden Discs, Irish souvenirs, etc. etc. - what's not to like about the Stephens Green Shopping Centre? The only problem? There is no Wi-Fi so you have to go on roaming mode...

I love it and the idea of pulling it down is an abomination... That said, it has many great shops and plenty of food places to eat...

St. Stephen’s Shopping Centre was okay overall. It didn’t offer that many shops, so there isn’t a lot to explore, but it’s still worth stopping by. The typical tourist photo is probably the best part of the visit.

Living close to the shopping, it has become like a second home, it's not big, feels cosy, and this last year more stores and places to eat opened there. Lovely to visit, and cross the street to one of the most beautiful parks of Dublin. For Christmas the lights and deco looks great. The stores you can find: Dunnes, Boots, Tkmaxx, some skincare clinics, The perfume shop, cafes, Flying Tiger, kiosks, local artists and shops, clothes. Toilets on the second floor, lift available.

The shopping center is fairly quiet now, lots of shops are vacant, so the buzz is gone.

Very nice shopping center with plenty of shops, located a few steps from the park.

Nice glass roof... But not much else to see. It's just another shopping mall....

Nice centre. Many little stores. Great atmosphere

Nice shopping centre good to visit