Dublin Food Co-operative Reviews

We are members and thought it was a good move to be buying locally., bulk and organic (even if it takes a 30mins walk from home), we have been going few times already but unfortunatelly most of their products are not from ireland, even the ones that could be! The prices are very expensive, their website is extremely non userfriendly (if you do the click and collect) and their staff in the shop is crazy slow (like seriously, extremelly slow). I guess the concept was nice, and we might go back for whatever other shops don't have but won't be shoping here from now on.

Love the value of the coop, you can bulk orders and get 22% off d

A Must for me every Saturday...organic produce...friendly staff. .exchanging tips on food,health etc wirh others,is life- enhancing

-Friendly staff
-Plenty of variety
-Lots of loose fruit and vegetables
-Small plastic free section yet includes things like Himalayan Pink Salt, Spaghetti and a variety of olives
-Several types of package free soap bars

Very good market. Not too bad about fresh food, it is definitely outstanding about dried goods. You can find almost everything, they have a very wide range of goods.

This is a super place but it has moved location and is no longer in new market square. It is now in Kilmainham opposite the entrance to Kilmainham Gaol. Beside limetree. Volunteer owned and run and sees lots of vegan, vegetarian, organic product. Very environmentally aware.

Surprisingly good, got to try the onion bhaji wrap unbelievable

Great place to buy organic food and other organic produce. The Co-op also hosts other events including music and other entertainment. I always stock up on soap and detergent!

Lovely place, good fresh food, good atmosphere. Saturday the best day.

Lovely shop with nice products but not for your weekly shop on a budget.

Great place to do shopping especially if organic matters to you

Great place, very sympathetic. Pavel should not compare this to Tesco...it is completely different.

Local produce, fresh, different, healthy. Good coffee, organic, etc. If you are not into that, please go to Aldi etc

Entrance is 2 for three visits/people, which you get back once you decide to become a member.

I m a resident near by and am truly happy this place has opened near me! In the last number of month I become a member and have been shopping regularly. The selection of fresh organic veggies and fruit is truly something g to admire as there is nothing like that near me on the other hand the staff could improve their stock on thing like coconut yogurt that is clearly in high demand but for some reason keeps running out of stock. Same with canned goods and other dry goods. I understand that it s a volunteer based place but things like stock availability impovments are easily done. Another thing that can be improved is the staff attention to people in store, many times there would be a person stocking the shelves while there is a line of 3 people waiting to be seved. Allowing the customers do their business and leave quickly is a great customer experience especially around 6pm when people are in from work and want to do a quick in and out job. Anyways! Thanks for opening this up and I m looking forward to see how this can improve

Nice place to buy in bulk and get some nice zero waste stuff, I went just to look around and ended up buying two steel straws and a wonderful handmade deodorant! I recommend it to who's looking for green places to shop in Dublin!
(Obviously it's not super cheap)