Jervis Shopping Centre

A Dublin, en plus des rues commercantes classiques, on trouve beaucoup de centres commerciaux qui sont également logés dans les rues principales. Bien pratique quand les températures galciales de l’hiver ont tendance à vous agresser le bout du nez à chaque sortie shopping!
Dans le Jervis Centre (accessible en tram via l’arrêt Jervis de la ligne rouge), on trouve un peu de tout; de grandes enseignes classiques: Forever 21 (tristement disparu sur notre capitale belge), New Look, Marks & Spencer,… mais aussi de quoi faire un break ou savourer un bon lunch (qu’il soit healthy ou non!). On y trouve également un Boots, 2 ou 3 Nail Bars (très en vogue en Irlande) et des toilettes publiques gratuites et ultra cleans!
Si vous faites votre shopping dans le centre Dublin, vous attérirez forcément ici à un moment donné ou à un autre et en période de pluie ou en plein hiver, ce centre commercial est parfait!

I’m a big fan of Jervis St SC. Although some of the shops have change over the years I can always find what I’m looking for. The LUAS stops right outside the door.

I want to like Jervis Shopping Centre, I really really want to like it. But I just don’t. & I can’t. I find that for such a big shopping centre there should be more worthwhile shops… Ok the New Look is great, Forever 21 is huge but after that there are so many other places I’d rather be shopping. The Top Shop is only ok, if I was in the city centre anyway I’d much prefer to visit the flagship on Grafton street. They do have a little bit of everything, and the Next is quite large too (actually 2 separate stores for audlts & children). The Lifestyle sports in there has been giving the appearance of having a closing down sale for months now, with no improvement or closure of the shop.
I suppose really looking at the list of stores in the place it’s not the worst. But i think if this shopping centre wasn’t surrounded by so many of the big names on the street near by it, it wouldn’t be quite as popular as it is!

I’ve been shopping in Jervis since I moved here back in 1999.
Its had a few changes over the years, such as losing Debenhams and Waterstones and many other little shops changing. All in all its got the basics though. Food, clothing, chemist, electronics, gadgets, nik knacks, food court, a couple cafes etc.
Its always fairly clean, well maintained, bright and cheery.

Jervis Shopping Centre used to be a local SC of mine. I don’t frequent it so much anymore, which is a shame.
I like the variety of shops. The Boots is massive and has some pretty great deals on gifts post Christmas. Tesco and M&S in the one place too, so if one place doesn’t have what you want food wise, try the other. The Currys is pretty good too, we got a new printer here recently. Argos. Debenhams. No need for me to go on, you get the picture, the place is well stocked.
It has it’s own Luas stop, which is pretty great for the place.
The escalators and lifts can be manic busy at times though, so take the stairs is my advice, you’ll be quicker.
I wonder will the dodgy looking Santa be climbing up and down his rope again this Christmas. He looks like he enjoys it a little too much if you ask me. Just saying…

for me the jervis shopping center is great. its right dead center of town and has a red line luas stop right outside.
its bright, airy and clean inside with plenty of room to dodge prams n od looking characters.
it has some of my favorite stores and for me it covers everything from clothes, food, groceries, cosmetics and electronics to shoes, garden ware, music and prescriptions!
the marks and spencer, boots and tesco are all on the bigger end of the scale. tesco and marks both have a big, well stocked and heavely staffed foodhall.
just some of the stores for clothes are new look, next, dorothy perkins, topshop, marks and spencer and bershaka.
there’s also an argos and a pc world.
food wise they have a HB ice cream stand, a pix ‘n’ mix and a coffee shop downstairs and a burger king and other fastfood joints upstairs.
ive used the toilets in here quite a few times and ive never seen them dirty and that’s probably cause ive never been in them when there hasn’t been a cleaning attendant hovering around.
the only reason it looses a star is because even tho it has a few places to eat, i don’t like any of them. otherwise, great shopping center.

It’s just so handy!
I could leave it as that, but I’ll elaborate a little… This is close to my place, it’s on the LUAS line and houses New Look, Boots and Topshop, what more could a body ask for?
Ticketmaster outlet? Yep
Burger King? Yep
Nail bar? Yep
Tesco? Yep
On a day like this, it’s perfect for a one-​stop shop out of the horrible weather and straight on the tram home!
Savage cabbage.

I love shopping at Jervis. I admire the original layout and they have a PC World and Argos both here which makes shopping for tech items ideal. They also have a KFC in their food court which makes it a perfect place to stop by around lunch when shopping for computer bits.

Lots of great shops. Some you can’t find anywhere else in the city. Improved since New Look and Forever 21 opened.
Not a great selection for menswear.
Good deal on parking, always seem to have offers and discounts.
Not a fan of the food hall. prefer to eat in other restaurants nearby.

Im a fan of Jervis!
For me, it’s the only place in the city centre that I can find so many different stores under one roof. Tesco to Topshop, Forever21 to Waterstones, Mothercare to bridal shop… really handy.
I found it to be a life-​saver during the mental weather before Christmas when I was trying to buy presents!
Ticketmaster outlet is also handy, with the juice bar right next to it doing smashing smoothies :)

After reviewing the Jervis Street carpark, I decided to park in the Jervis centre carpark to see what I get for my extra 10cent an hour (€ 2.80 with a max charge for the day of € 12).
Well first was a big ramp up to the carpark, which is a fair climb but nothing the micra couldn’t handle! Although there was a fair number of cars there for a Thursday morning, I found a space easily enough. What do I get for the extra 10c? Easy access to the Shopping centre, and a place to put my bags in the car and go back to shop (could be seen as dangerous in terms of thieving and the fact that I could carry a lot more out of shops!!)
With New Look and Forever 21 bulking out the number of shops in the centre, a Tesco, an Argos, a Champion and several other shops, there really is a lot here in this central location and a penny’s just across the road on Mary St.
Very handy.

One of the better malls that I went to in Dublin. M&S, Tesco, and Topman. That’ll all you need!

I always think of the Jervis Centre as an extension of Henry St, and it’s so easy to fall into as a lot of henry St shops are actually part of the Jervis centre. Sometimes you find yourself wandering through a shop only to find a large open space at the back — a bit like Narnia at the back of the wardrobe… but with less snow… unless you count the fake snowflakes they put up at Christmas.
It’s actually a really handy spot, with a nice big Boots, an argos, M&S PC world, a food court, toilets (I had to give them a mention) and lots of kiosks selling juices, ice-​cream, sweets, t-​shirts with the photo of your baby on them etc etc. I find I can actually get lots of shopping done there without too much of an effort. And actually when I’m looking for something particular it’s a good place to go. it has a pretty good carpark, but also is right next to a Luas stop, so it’s quite handy.
And something I noted yesterday, it does seem to have air conditioning. You might want to avoid the Argos on a hot day… I think I lost half of my body fluids in the 10 minutes I was there trying to pick out a watch yesterday.
Oh yes you can also find two atms on the ground flour, which is handy because the dearth of atms on henry st and the queue at the one near Penneys would make you consider going home and not ever shopping again!

I love, love this shopping centre. In my eyes, it’s a hotspot on Dublin’s north side and I don’t think half enough people appreciate it to be honest. It has so many great stores such as Topshop, Miss Selfridge and Schuh. It also has Bershka — a shopping mecca I first discovered on some package holiday in Spain or the Canaries, which I adore. To me Bershka is just the right combination of cool and cheap and I’ve gone clothes/​shoe hunting there many a time with much success! Jervis also has two great supermarkets to do food shopping — Tesco and Marks&Spencer — and a host of cafes and restaurants. There is a fabulous Waterstone’s upstairs as well, along with at least one brilliant silver jewellery stand that is upstairs too. If you want to spend a Saturday afternoon browsing or spending money, I would recommend a trip to Jervis without hesitation. Even the toilets are lovely and there are about six ATMs you can use that never have the ridiculous queues you get on the street outside.

As far as I’m concerned, this is the nicest mall I’ve ever been to. The location is great and the selection of stores is great.

I have to admit that I do like the Jerivs Centre, although I only ever come here at Christmas time. I love the Boots here and the Gadget Store and Schuu but it is very limited on the store front, with not much selection or choice for fashion!
They do have a really good Bershka but I find the Jean Scene and other stores like it really cheap and samie! The restaurant is too small and is always full and busy and you have to wait to get a table! So I have never been, but it looks nice enough!

One of the biggest attractions to the Jervis Centre, I think, is how accessible it is. It has a multi storey car park attached to it — handy — and there is also a specific Jervis stop on the red line luas. Very handy!
Jervis has all sorts of different shops — from Topshop, Lifestyle Sports, Boots, Argos to Marks and Sencer, Tesco, PC World and Waterstones. It also has a food hall area upstairs, with places like La Croissanterie and Harry Ramsdens and there are also other eateries like Burger King and The Sweet Factory.
I like to pop into the Marks and Spencer’s here whenever I’m passing, but a word of warning — do not go near this place on a Saturday. It’s crazy busy!

Jervis Street is a relatively modern shopping centre dominated by large high-​street and chain stores like Top Shop, Marks & Sparks, Boots, Tesco, Argos and Lifestyle Sports. It’s a good place to go at Christmas time when you may well end up popping into all of the above for some present or other. Just don’t expect to find something unique or arty in here.
The food court upstairs is grand for a sandwich or a bagel in between shopping but not overly comfortable or relaxing — this is a shopping centre after all. In general, Jervis is clean and bright and the most modern shopping centre I can think of north of the Liffey in the city centre.