DK Travel : Dublin : Shopping

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Abbey Street Market

A mouthwatering display of international favourites, from Mexican burritos to Greek salads.
Avoca Food Hall

Foodstuffs from around the world and Irish crafts.
Avoca Handweavers

For those who don’t have a chance to visit Avoca in Powerscourt, this shop is a satisfactory alternative, with its range of goods and clothes. Excellent food section, and a restaurant on the top floor.
Avoca Handweavers

This is one of the main outlets of Avoca, stocking a wide range of their own label clothes, gifts and foods. The self-serve restaurant sells huge helpings of Mediterranean food.
Berry Brothers

More than 800 fine wines to choose from here.
Bewley’s

Bewley’s are Ireland’s finest tea shops, though the crowds often detract from the elegance.
Blackrock Market

A quick trip on the DART will take you out to the seaside village of Blackrock where, at weekends, an 18th-century tavern and courtyard house more than 60 stalls selling secondhand books, clothes and bric-à-brac, as well as genuine antiques.
Brown Thomas

The smartest department store in town. A couple of floors of designer labels give the fashionistas plenty of scope, and there’s also a great glass and china department featuring top Irish designs.
Celtic Note

This small shop specializes in Irish music records and CDs; it is difficult to pass by without being lured in by the Celtic tunes wafting into the street.
Celtic Whiskey Shop

This cosy shop offers a dazzling array of local Irish whiskeys in addition, of course, to the more famous brands. The service is as warm as a nip of the uisce beatha (water of life).