While you might expect a spice bag or a cheesy pizza to top Ireland’s takeaway charts, the latest data from Deliveroo’s ‘Deliveroo 100’ report reveals that burgers reign supreme in the country.
The annual report tracks the most popular and fastest-growing delivery trends across nine global markets, and the 2025 edition shows Ireland as one of the world leaders in food delivery. Leading the pack for Irish diners is the Dash Double Smash from Dash Burger in Dublin, which also ranks fifth on the global trending list.
The report highlights a number of Irish favourites making waves internationally. Thirteen Irish dishes feature on the global trending list, including the Half & Half Burrito from Tula in Dublin, the Pitt Bros Bacon & Cheese from Pitt Bros BBQ in Cork, and Benny’s Burger Deal from Benny’s in Galway.
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Other popular takeaway items in Ireland include crispy Dakganjeong chicken from Xian Street Food in Dublin, tacos from El Grito, and WOW Bacon Cheeseburger from Wowburger in the capital. Dublin-based outlets dominate the list, though Cork, Limerick, and Galway also feature with local favourites.
The full list of Ireland’s top trending dishes in 2025 includes:
Dash Double Smash, Dash Burger, Dublin
Half & Half Burrito, Tula, Dublin
Pitt Bros Bacon & Cheese, Pitt Bros BBQ, Cork
Crispy Dakganjeong Chicken, Xian Street Food, Dublin
Benny’s Burger Deal, Benny’s, Galway
Tacos, El Grito, Dublin
WOW Bacon Cheeseburger, Wowburger, Dublin
Picanha Steak, Fabi’s Grill, Dublin
Diavola, Sano Pizza, Cork
Crispy Bombay Bowl, Sprout & Co, Dublin
Kadayif (2 piece), Reyna, Dublin
Schnitzel Pita, Shouk, Dublin
Boojum’s Youjum, Boojum, Cork
The Shake Dog Deal, Shake Dog, Limerick
12" Sweet Meat, Vice Pizza & Wings, Dublin
All In (X Tudo), The Boss Restaurant, Dublin
Chollo Kebab, Zaytoon, Dublin
Chicken – Berlin Style Doner, Chiya, Dublin
Kerrygold Irish Butter, Shuppa, Dublin
Melt Cheddar Burger, Panda Restaurant, Dublin
Globally, the 2025 report shows a wide range of trending dishes, from bagels in London and lobster rolls in Paris, to spicy stir-fry in Singapore and smash-style pizza in Rome. Despite this variety, Irish diners clearly have a strong appetite for burgers, combining local flavours with international appeal.
The Deliveroo 100 report continues to provide insight into shifting tastes and emerging food trends, showing how takeaway culture in Ireland is evolving while remaining firmly rooted in classic comfort foods.
