Stephen's Green Food Village in Dublin

Fantastic design of this shopping centre like the famous show centre in Paris. Nice little kiosks and friendly atmosphere.

I visited Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre and I have mixed feelings about it. On the one hand, the shopping center is beautifully situated right at the top of the famous Grafton Street, and it impresses with its light-filled glass roof and the genuinely appealing architecture inside. The atmosphere feels open and bright, and it's a great place to stop for a break while browsing. The selection of shops is decent. There are many well-known brands, basics like Boots and Dunnes stores, and also some smaller Irish shops where you can find nice souvenirs or clothing. The food court also offers enough options for a snack or a coffee break. But honestly, I found the layout somewhat impractical. Some areas seem empty or underutilized, and the layout isn't always intuitive, so it's easy to get a little lost. The upper floors, in particular, sometimes feel like dead zones and not as lively as expected. Some visitors I've read describe the center as somewhat confusing and not entirely up-to-date, which I can partly understand. It can also get quite crowded, especially on weekends, which makes visiting a bit stressful. Overall, I'd recommend Stephen's Green Shopping Centre if you're in the mood for shopping and a short break and want to enjoy its central location, but it's not a must-see, more of a convenient stop while exploring Dublin.

Amazing atmosphere and a good place to spend time.

Pretty busy, not much lines anywhere.

Simply magnificent, timeless and original. Like nothing I've ever seen!

Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre is a distinctive shopping destination in Dublin, appreciated more for its architecture than for sheer size. The interior features an elegant Victorian-style design, with a high glass roof, iron structures, and multiple open levels connected by balconies that create a bright and refined atmosphere. The centre hosts a mix of shops, cafés, and essential services, making it practical for a short stop while exploring the city. The layout is clear and easy to navigate, and the space feels well maintained. While it can become busy during peak hours, it never feels chaotic thanks to the open design and natural light. Its central location, close to St Stephen’s Green and within walking distance of Temple Bar, makes it convenient to combine shopping, a coffee break, and sightseeing. Even without planning to shop, it is worth visiting simply to enjoy the interior and its architectural character.

It's a beautiful place. You can find a wide variety of products. It's a peaceful place to enjoy with the family. I hope they preserve this beautiful place here in the center of Dublin. I imagine it's a historic site that's worth preserving.

A very nice mall with many interesting shops, unfortunately hardly any seating ---> highly recommended overall

What an experience and what a shopping centre highly recommended

A fantastic shopping center with beautiful architecture...very light-filled and delicate. It's a lovely place to spend time. We were only in Dublin for one day, but I also found a nice souvenir shop and took a little piece of Ireland home with me.