Really amazing shopping mall that has the magic vibe like Harry Potter with shops that sell original and old books, Celtic jewelry, handcrafted shops, clothes and even tarot readings. If you're looking for a lovely and delicious veggie or vegan burger; go to FLIP which is also located in this shopping mall.

Great eclectic shopping arcade in George's Street. An archway in the high victorian redbrick buildings on this section of the street lends a real bohemian air to the shopping experience. You can get a piercing done at the silver counter, buy vintage one off clothing, visit an Indian jewelery and ornament store, get your fortune told, ( though not in Covid times) and browse the old vynl records and money section. Then buy some original Irish glass and tiles or cards and gifts. Then head down the far end of the arcade and have some great freshly prepared food in the restaurants and cafe's. Visit the beautiful silver shop New Moon selling unusual silver rings, necklaces, semi precious stones suitable for men and women. Their are loads more shops there to see, definitely somewhere you will find a unique gift and spend time browsing and enjoying some great food. A favourite with independent minded people and it also attracts the discerning tourist.

If you looking for a small gift, present or a souvenir, do not look any further! You may not know what you want or look for but I am sure they have it here! From books, pictures and jewelry to e-cigarettes! And after browsing/shopping you can get some food or your nails done. 😂

Lovely place to walk through and just look at some stuff. The food they have is also not common and looks delicious.

Extremely busy during the holiday season. Stores and stalls, variety of products, couldn't really browse or shop much as it was really packed.

Love this shopping arcade! Stalls and shops of all kinds! So much character, it's really unique especially for Dublin! Well worth a look around and a walk through!

Little arcade in the center. Not the same as a shopping center, but it's pretty.

Historic Victorian shopping mall. Just lovely to walk through and taste the atmosphere. There are mostly local shops now and some food shops. Well worth it.

You must experience the arcade. Almost like an indoor flea market with vendors. So much to see. I purchased Dublin historic scenic pictures from an artist, a Hello Kitty wall clock, & gifts. Loved it. Love to purchase from local artists.

I am a sucker for red brick.. 😁 This part of Dublin is very busy, quirky, colourful and fun. The Arcades have a few cool places to eat, Bodega being my favourite. You can buy sweets, jewelry, funny sun glasses and vintage style clothing. You can also walk around and people watch. There is something for everyone there...

Great atmosphere. Unusual little shops. Fantastic coffee shop with a nice variety of snacks.

I was really looking forward to our visit, but unfortunately at least half of the shops were closed as we walked through. The shops that were open were not very appealing to us.

I love this place, it has so many great, unusual but underrated shops, it's good for a look around and the architecture is lovely, just have a look around if you have a few bob, it's worth it and you might find a hidden gem.

Lovely shops and stalls, feels like one of those places in Dublin with real character - strong candidate for being torn down and turned into a hotel at some stage in the next 10 years.

Some of the shops here were totally generic, but others were unique/genuine. It's small, and is in a popular area already, so it's totally worth passing through.

One of my favourite places in Dublin. Been coming here since I was really young. Always visit it when I'm back 'home'. The arcade hasn't changed and that's a good thing.

Lovely little market with variety of stalls. Watch out as Market opening hours are not the same as stall opening hours and some stalls may be closed, e.g. on Sundays.

Located at a popular tourist district in Dublin. It has a variety of interesting shops there but lots of them didn't open on Sunday so a bit disappointing when we got there :( Hopefully we can come back again to see the hustle and bustle of the place :)

Worth the visit. The bar is so nice looking. It is like a garden inside the arcade.

Very fun! Lots of cute stores or clothes and home goods and crafts

Gorgeous Design the classic building

George's Street Arcade in Dublin has generally received positive reviews from visitors. Here are some common aspects that people appreciate about the arcade: Unique Shopping Experience: Many visitors enjoy the eclectic mix of independent shops, boutiques, and stalls in the arcade. The variety of products available, including clothing, jewelry, crafts, and antiques, appeals to a wide range of tastes and interests. Vintage Charm: The historic architecture and cozy atmosphere of the arcade contribute to its appeal. The arcade's Victorian and Edwardian style adds a nostalgic touch to the shopping experience. Local Vendors: George's Street Arcade is known for its emphasis on supporting local businesses. Visitors appreciate the opportunity to discover unique, locally made items and interact with the friendly and passionate shop owners. Food Options: The presence of cafes and food stalls within the arcade is a plus for visitors. It provides a convenient place to grab a quick bite to eat or enjoy a cup of coffee while exploring the area. Central Location: The arcade's location on George's Street, in the heart of Dublin's city center, makes it easily accessible for both residents and tourists. Its proximity to other popular attractions adds to its convenience.

Some really quirky shops and nice places to eat. We had an amazing breakfast and very reasonably priced here. Can't remember the name but it was a little kiosk and we sat on bar stools. Guy was very funny.

A fab arcade full of great stalls selling all sorts. I picked up some Dublin and Ireland themed pictures on an artists stall and dome crystals. Love this arcade! You never know what you might find!

A lot of character. Some great small sellers and always a memorable experience.

Very good place, I wish more markets like that around Dublin

My favourite place. Very quircky. Good sselection of shops

Oldest street in Dublin with beautiful buildings, cobblestone , full of shopping brands. Cute little resturants. All so gorgeous to see

Lovely spot. Mixture of stalls and shops. Great location

Very good for something different small shops with friendly staff.

Probably the centre of the universe. It has such a history of trading and people that provides one of the most interesting spaces in the city. We'll worth a visit for many reasons.

A must for Dublin visitors, eclectic selection of shops, stalls and food

Favourite spot in Dublin, great vintage things and good shops too. Also very good food 👌💕

Great location if you are looking for jewellery or vintage style clothes . They also do tea and coffee here.

The little jem of Dublin... There is always something new and great options. 1 of the places with hidden jems

Locally very culturally diverse arts rich also music good food and old school music store a definite must visit

Among all the smart shopping streets surrounding George's Market, none can offer the extraordinary oasis of old civilisation provided by the bohemian community of traders you will have the rich plasure of meeting in that magical place.

(Translated by Google) Usually there are so many people here😅😔 (Original) 平时这里好多人😅😔

Excellent merchandise...

24 years storry for me my first hot dog in dublin

Good

victorian i think beautiful market owned by a very lovely lady whose name escapes me very good to her tennants in the pandemic

Too crowded with scant regard to Covid guodelines.

One of my favourite places in Dublin great shops and atmosphere

Quieter because of covid. Spindizzy records and Simon's cafe are busy again,and so are the other little cafes.Clothes stalls and the stalls that are open are bright and cheery but it seems to be operating at half-strength due to restrictions.Nice place to meet and greet.. it needs more customers!

Great

Gota love it 👍🏻

Aesthetic

Eclectic always

Great atmospheric market in the heart of Dullin.

Too crowded and ignoring Covid guidance

Nice mall

yesss so swag

Very vibrant little street lots to see

We missed this place, but found it not very festive this year. The pandemic is taking its toll on us all.

Lovely place a must see Dublin building to see

A trip to the city would not be the same without a visit to George's Street Arcade. You are sure to find exactly what you need in the many quirky shops not to mention the magnificent Simon's place where cinnamon buns and freshly made food is always on offer.

Atmospheric and friendly. This historic building provides a useful passageway between streets. Browse the stalls and shops as you stroll through. Pick up vintage clothing, something quirky. There's plenty of choice. Grab something to eat in Simon's Place, or one of the other options

Great mix of stores

The dublin city market or george's st arcade is always a great experience except, because of Covid restrictions, is closed and looks a bit sad but, don't worry, it is reopening on TuesdAy, yippi!

Super place for some serendepity.

Lots of interesting stuff from all around the world. Books, oil pictures ,some art works, many hand made items and the other nice little things

Very good too its in good spot

Interesting

Really nice shops with cute decorations

Such a great spot for miscellaneous gifts! Elevation, Maktus and Stokes Books are particular favourites

Lovely place, everything inside the store is completely unique and beautiful.

A lovely little selection of shops; grab a vegan burger and ice cream (non-vegans, you'll like it, too), have a wander and check out some wares, get your fortune told, buy some tasty dried fruit. A worthwhile visit.

Unique pottery shop well worth a visit. Beautiful individual pieces at affordable prices.

The place is quite small, you can visit it in 15 minutes max. I liked the architecture and the vibe. I think it is good to have a street food/quick lunch, as shopping center I didn’t find anything

Great wee spot. Coffee house at the mouth of the arcade. You can sit outside have a nice coffee and watch the world go by. They also have a downstairs loo. Very handy!

Excellent, given the restrictions.

Groovy selection of independent outlets including a fab goth,/retro shop

One of the most unique places in Dublin city. You'll find a collection of small businesses here. Some new, some very old. The arcade has a character that showcases the care and personal of Dublin. I love the George's street Arcade. I grew up visiting it as a teenager. Made my longest latest friendships sipping tea there. Visit it the vendors and make a relationship that will span your lifetime.

Eclectic and always worth a browse

Always a nice arcade to browse through with lots of variety in food outlets and merchandise. Great to see it continuing all these years.

Cant resist a visit to georges arcade when im in town shopping, one of the few quirky places left in Dublin. I never leave here empty handed. I've had 2 of ny piercings done here too!

If you expect a big passage, well lower your expectations. This place is quite nice but I wanted more of it. What a pitty this gorgeous piece of urban architecture reaches to it's end in a few steps. But still, it's a must visit in central dublin. Plan a visit to all the malls and antique shops, cafes and restaurants nearby, especially Powerscourt.

A charming victorian market located in the bustling South City area of George's Street. It houses record shops, clothing stores and several cafes within it's space. George's Street Arcade, or the Market Arcade as it is sometimes known, is a great place to go to to get gifts and there's plenty to choose from, all tucked into its environs. You definitely want to be checking this place out if you're visiting DC.

This is a nice market encompassing a series of stalls offering good variety and range of items such as clothing, jewellery, souvenirs, food and lots more.

Love this little gem of Dublin. Quaint and quirky pieces can be found,...art, jewellery clothes..I remember going there as a teenager for jewellery that was a bit more edgy and different.

Really nice shopping centre, has a great aesthetic and a good selection of stalls/shops. All staff are friendly and it is greatly decorated for Christmas. Have no complaints about it.

Years of history flowing through this marvellous little spot.. Great characters of Dublin City and Great value for money.. A must place to visit..

Best place in Dublin to shop. Especially New Moon jewellers. I always find the perfect thing. It's magical.

Went there at night so some of the shops were closed. But they had a good selection of shops so worth checking it out.

A step back in time visiting this arcade! Great to see stalls and shops selling collectables from books and civil war memorabilia, alongside dinky cafes and food stalls for a quick tasty bite! I always love the explosion of smells and the cacophony of foreign voices and footsteps! A 'MUST-VISIT' for all tourists!

The employees at Bodega were lovely, patient and the food was okay ( i didn't want it, but still got to finish it). The prices were a bit much , but nothing earth-shattering here in Ireland.

Cool Victorian arcade with a mix of small shops selling everything from jewelry, second hand clothes, wine, olives, cards along with other alternative shops and cafe. Look up when passing through

Marvellous old market mall - atmospheric and with genuinely niche stalls selling all sorts of interesting stuff, from vinyl records to jewellery and comic book cover art etc

I love George's St arcade. There is something magical about all those stalls and shops huddled together like a troll market. From retro clothes to vinyl records, all sorts of jewelry to art, posters and even a hat shop, and my favourite, a second hand bookshop with a wonderful collection of folio books; George's St arcade has it all.

Nice old Market Hall in the Dublin City. Many little shops with some handcrafted things. On Sunday the Market hall is open but the most shops are closed

One of those nice, quaint, places that are fast dying out. We should use and preserve them. Its so good to meet with caring and pleasant traders who are interested and happy in what they are doing.

Great building that adds character to the area. Nice diversity in the shops and stalls present in the arcade. It's also really nice to support the businesses and the landlord as they were very generous to their tenants during covid so it's nice to give back

George's street Arcade was very memorable to me and my family. The shops have very cute stuff lying out there for the customers. You could find imitation jewelry, souvenirs, books and novels📚, nail art studio, art cafe, etc. We picked up a very dear novel from one of the stores. It was a very old indian cultural book that we never thought we would find in Ireland. Do check out George's street Arcade for some surprises.

As you get to the end of the market at the right, there are 2 stall 1 sells "hello kitty" and the other sells "anime", both stalls are super helpful, the lady at the anime stall is especially helpful, I went there to the anime stall to buy some pins/batches and the lady took out a brown bag filled with studio ghibli/Harry Potter batches, 1 batche is €3(i think), 2 batches are €6 (I think) and 3 batches are €15 (not bad) the batches are great quality, the second stall is just as good as the last stall, everything is cheap and affordable and such good quality, Both ladies in the stalls are so nice and I would definitely recommend these stalls, if I could I would give 3000 stars

A little narrow and packed at times, my daughter likes to visit Rare, a kpop shop with both un-official and official merchandise. There are lovely shops along the way that have beautiful pins, books, clothes, any of that sort.

Lots of great shops. I love this place 🤍

It's like a popular market where people can enter and buy crafts and art items at the different stalls. Very interesting for tourists looking for souvenirs or handmade items.

I love the arcade so much! It's a great stop for teens and older ppl as well, it can get a little cramped but not a huge issue! They have a large variety of shops and food so there will be something for everyone! Please give it a stop if you're in Dublin ✨

George's Street Arcade is a historic indoor market located in the heart of Dublin, Ireland. It was opened in 1881 and is one of the oldest shopping centers in Europe. The arcade is known for its unique architecture, vibrant atmosphere, and diverse range of shops and stalls. The arcade is home to over 50 independent retailers, including vintage clothing stores, jewelry shops, art galleries, and food vendors. Some of the most popular stalls include The Key Collection, which sells unique and quirky gifts and homewares, The Little Shop of Heroes, which specializes in comic books and collectibles, and Celtic Designs, which offers traditional Irish crafts and jewelry. George's Street Arcade is also a great place to grab a bite to eat. The arcade's food court features a variety of cuisines, including Thai, Indian, Mexican, and Italian. There are also several cafes and bakeries that serve coffee, pastries, and sandwiches. In addition to shopping and dining, George's Street Arcade is also known for its lively atmosphere. The arcade is a popular spot for street performers and musicians, who add to the vibrant and eclectic vibe of the place. Overall, George's Street Arcade is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Dublin. Its unique character, diverse range of shops and stalls, and vibrant atmosphere make it a true gem in the heart of the city.

Highly recommend a visit to George's Street Arcade if you're coming to Dublin and are looking for a unique shopping experience. Good food, coffee and drinks nearby too. Make an afternoon of it!

Soooo much fun!! Security here is amazing, a guy force kissed me and security walked around with me trying to find him. I couldn’t but still they seriously care about their patrons. Also such a good time and the drinks aren’t too much, massive smoking area, and the dance floor is the best

The arcade is a charming red brick building that used to be a meat hall so it's designed to be cool in there and one can feel the chill even on summers day. Nice part of the old Dublin. A few quirky shops and some stalls. "Simons place" is a really lovely coffee shop in there right at the entrance. The record shop and 2nd hand shop worth a visit too.

October 2022-great little walking street which is indoors, and contains many little shops and restaurants. We stopped at Rare, a little clothing and accessories store focusing on anime and rave type gear, and I picked up a Spirited Away sweater and a hoodie with a cat in sunglasses.

Cool little place, I wish I had more time to spend there.

Delightful. Lovely wee arcade with variety of stalls and shops. Always something to catch your eye. Well worth a visit. Also beautiful jewelry shops nearby.