Nolans Supermarket is a family-run business since 1958, has been a cornerstone of the Clontarf community in Dublin. Founded by Paddy and Una Nolan, the store has grown from a local grocer to a comprehensive shopping destination. It offers a wide range of departments, including a bakery, butchery, fish counter, and delicatessen, all emphasizing fresh, locally sourced products. The supermarket also features a dedicated vegan section and the “Nurture @ Nolans” wellness hub, catering to various dietary and lifestyle needs. Customers can enjoy freshly prepared salads, a diverse selection of cheeses, and an array of international charcuterie. The store’s commitment to quality and community service has made it a trusted name in the area.
Beyond groceries, Nolans has expanded to include additional services such as Bistro 49, offering dining options, and Nolans Hardware, providing a variety of DIY and home improvement products. The supermarket’s location at 49 Vernon Avenue makes it easily accessible for local residents. With its blend of traditional values and modern conveniences, Nolans Supermarket continues to serve as a vital part of the Clontarf community.
Yes, they have a dedicated vegan section and a wellness hub called "Nurture @ Nolans" that focuses on dietary and lifestyle needs, including gluten-free and organic options.
You can dine there too. Bistro 49, located inside the supermarket, offers a variety of freshly made meals in a relaxed setting.
Yes, Nolans has been a family-run business since it opened in 1958, continuing to serve the Clontarf community with a focus on quality and local service.
They’re known for their in-house bakery, traditional butchery, fresh fish counter, and delicatessen with cheeses and international charcuterie.
Nolans was founded in 1958 by Paddy and Una Nolan, starting as a local grocer before expanding into a full-service supermarket.
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Pat Reinhardt
in the last weekHad puppy in a carrier bag. Asked to leave shop. Nolans of Clontarf is anti-dog.
Colm
in the last weekGreat produce. Their breads and battered fish . . . Very good!!!
Sergio Baglieri
in the last weekGreat shop. The staff are always friendly and helpful, and the music is surprisingly good for a supermarket. Highly recommended
Morgan Kennedy
a week agoOk. I heard this place was expensive. In truth the quality and selection is great. I didnt find the prices to be high. My favorite grocery in the city thus far. Butcher- veg and international goods ++++
Stella Maris
a week agoAs a new resident in the area noticed some moments that not matched the shop policy provided publicly , unfortunately .. Regarding the adds there must be vast seafood selection in the shop which isnt true , just very usual fish and some deep frozen squid .. no shellfish at all , no seabass or sardines which are seasonal now . Second statement of advocating Irish produse failed as well because in the season of cougettes and raspberries in the country now , Nolan's have spanish products on the shelves .. well my very first impression of my future everyday shop has failed greatly .. I've been told there is another large grocery store in Clontarf which is to be checked out yet , but Nolan's must to be work harder to keep their promises ..