The Chq Building

Dublín, Irlanda

2.5

Cerrado ahora

11 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+353 1 673 6054
Sitio web:
www.chq.ie
Dirección:
Ifsc Dublin Docklands, Dublín, Co. Dublin, Dublin 1
IFSC
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
90 mGeorge's Dock
100 mCustom House Quay (Jury's)
120 mSeán O'Casey Pedestrian Bridge
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Aparcamiento para bicicletas
No
Acceso para minusválidos
Sí

Hoy

Hoy 10:00 – 18:00
Cerrado ahora
Horario local (Dublín) 0:55 sábado, 1 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 07:00 – 19:00
martes 07:00 – 19:00
miércoles 07:00 – 19:00
jueves 07:00 – 19:00
viernes 07:00 – 19:00
sábado 10:00 – 18:00
domingo 12:00 – 17:00

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11 opiniones sobre The Chq Building

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Tu valoración: 2
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
It’s improved since we were here a year ago. Sadly that improvement is still not enough to warrant a 3.
Lots of empty stores and devoid of atmosphere From the stores that are open then the picks would be Mitchell & Son for wine and spirits and bakehouse to refuel. You can also find Louis Copeland ticked away at the back.
It has potential but sadly not realised.
Tu valoración: 3
Howth, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Its annoying because the place has so much potential! The venue itself is a great location, on the quays beside the IFSC with a luas stop right outside. It’s lovely and bright with a wicked view of the liffey. It’s such a pity because loads of the units are empty. There are a few nice lunch spots such as «Tossed», a salad and noodle bar, and the ol’ reliable Starbucks but apart from that and a few retail spaces like Louis Copeland, thats about it! Hopefully, we’ll get some investment into CHQ because I honestly think that some good food joints and some nice boutiques would go down really well here.
Tu valoración: 2
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This building is more than half empty, saying it as optimistically as I can despite that pessimists say that the glass is half empty :)
Only few shops remaining. Notices J2 Sushi & Tea, Insomnia, The body Mechanics and few more…
All other spaces are to let.
Toilets are very nice and clean. Would drop in there, if need to go and you’re in that area. Because there’s no McDonald’s near by :)
Sad to see that business doesn’t thrive here.
Tu valoración: 2
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
I like the location and some of the shops are nice, but the thing I really, really cannot stand is places that have ‘free’ wifi, but you have to log on and fill out some form or click some box before you can use it. No one is bringing their laptops here, people use it for their phones. No one has time to open the browser on their phone and fill out a form on that tiny screen. It makes the wifi here useless. Either give us real wifi or just get rid of it sure.
Tu valoración: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
CHQ is a shopping centre full of potential. I went recently to visit the World Press Photography Exhibition which is currently based in the buildings cellar. At the moment there’s only a handful of café’s scattered throughout, the busiest, unsurprisingly being Starbucks. The building is lovely, and despite its location close to a few ropey areas, it isn’t full of scumbags. Apparently the building recently changed ownership, hopefully this man can realise CHQ’s full potential.
Tu valoración: 2
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
What a gorgeous building. In a previous life it was know as The Stack and it was used to store tobacco and wine delivered by merchant ships.
Today its a shopping centre, but barely. The recession has hit hard and, unfortunately, there aren’t a lot of shops left.
Still worth a look though. Along with clothes, wine and a phone shop, it has both a Starbucks and an insomnia… so at the very least you can have a coffee during your visit. Ely offers a bar and restaurant, oh and there’s Toss’d for some excellent Asian food
As a building it would get five stars, but as a shopping centre it gets two.
Tu valoración: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
As a shopping center, I would give it 1 star, but as a nice, generally empty, enclosed space in which to wander at lunchtime it gets 3 stars.
Hardly any shops, just a few cafes, but its nice and peaceful for stiting reading the paper
Tu valoración: 2
Munich, Germany
About the only shop I have ever gone to at the CHQ is the wine shop. I am amazed this place is still open. I have never seen more than a handful of people in here at any time. I love the way they have preserved the original buildings character but the emptiness takes away from the character.
Tu valoración: 2
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
CHQ was built on the mistaken idea that everyone who worked in the IFSC earned so much money that they must desire greater access to high-​end stores where they could fritter away their cash, when the fact of the matter is that only a handful of people working down their have that kind of money and the vast majority of workers are working in entry level — or just above that jobs. As a result CHQ sat empty for quite some time despite its shiny building. When it eventually opened it had (and still has) quite a lot of empty space.
Most of the shops in CHQ are highend, designer stuff, despite the fact that what the area desperately needs is a decent supermarket. CHQ has a few cafes which probably get the most foot traffic of the place. Certainly it’s a lovely space to walk around — probably because it’s empty of people, but I can’t shake the feeling that I’ll probably never buy anything beyond a cup of tea there.
Tu valoración: 4
Sydney, Australia
The CHQ is in an ideal spot to nab all the business workers who don’t have time to pop into the city for their extra-​curricular shopping activities. If you’re a stay-​at-​home mum and your partner works in the IFSC expect all your birthday and Christmas pressies to be from here.
Luckily for you there’s a big enough range of nice stores, so he’s bound to find somehting to your liking. As Natalie mentioned, there’s a great range of women’s and men’s clothing stores, an off-​licence, some homewares stores and a baby shop.
I have it on very good authority from my extremely patient shopping companion that the exotically-​shaped purple seats in the middle of the CHQ centre are very comfortable. So if you must drag your man along on your shopping expeditions, drop him off here for a chill out session while you head on into the shops.
There are also some great robot-​like statues in the building… check out my pic!
Tu valoración: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
CHQ is a well kept secret in Dublin. I went today (Sunday) and it was quiet, but when everything’s open I’d say it’s brilliant. There are great shops there and it’s a lovely shopping centre too. There’s also nice eateries like the House of Tea, Toss’d (noodles & salads) and of course Ely Winebar. Something for everyone.
The shops include Fran & Jane, Fitzpatrick’s shoes, Kohl, Henry Jermyn and Meadow’s & Byrne. The good thing is that CHQ also offers a space for other things, like art exhibitions, special sales (designer one at the moment) and festivals. It’s a great shopping centre, one that I hope to visit more often!