St Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre is located at the end of Grafton Street and St Stephen’s Green. The mall has three floors in atrium construction so you can see the courtyard of all floors. This way The building dates from 1988, but the special architecture of verl glass and light makes it look much older and more historic. Actually, it is a gem of its kind, so we regret that the city will carry out the plans to demolish this building.

As you can assume from the name the shopping centre is close to St Stephen's Green. In fact it is just across the road. Within the shopping centre there are a wide variety of shops including TK Max, Flying Tiger, Boots and some independent stores as well so there is plenty to choose from. There are escalators and lifts to get to different floors. The centre is covered in glass so it is very light and not dingy at all. There are lots of ornate staircases and arches and railings which is nice.

Went to this place because the structure looked awesome in the photos - and it lived up to the pictures. It is a beautiful place and the location across the street from the Green park is perfect. The WC is on the top floor so not that convenient - but it also provides a great view of the center.

Had a nice juice, got a few clothes and checked out the other shops. Toilets cost 25 cents and every other public toilet close by is free. Half of the shops on the higher levels have closed down, rent obviously a bit too high.

Stunning building , great range of shops. Great atmosphere Visited in a beautiful sunny day : highlight of building is stunning glass ceiling. Adjacent to St Stephen’s Green park, at the end of the popular Grafton Street

It’s a lovely building, nice and naturally bright and has a decent selection of shops. You’re meant to pay to get into the toilets but the gates were open so we didn’t bother and thank goodness we didn’t pay. They were grim and the bins were overflowing with an empty bottle of vodka sticking out of one. This was on a Monday afternoon.

I've been to this shopping centre many times. It's a really nice place. It has a great range of shops such as Golden Discs, Dunnes Store, Flying Tiger, Boots and Easons. It's a shame that Argos and GameStop closed in summer 2023 and I missed those shops at the same shopping centre. By the way the staff are very friendly and helpful. It's one of my favourite shopping centres in Ireland of all time.

Drop in today for a coffee. Heard it is going to be knocked and rebuilt. In fairness it was quiet on Christmas Eve and vacate units so writing on the wall. Architecturally I actually like it but as a functional shopping centre it passed it.

Such a pretty shopping center; worth to visit just to see it, beautiful indoors. Christmas dcorations. Had lunch there; few options to choose from; I took pork and potatoes. Good basic food. Many shops to visit.