Eating for one? Deliveroo abolish minimum spend for Irish customers
Food delivery service Deliveroo has put an end to minimum order spends in Irish cities.
Until now, customers were required to spend a certain amount before Deliveroo would make a delivery, however with the addition of 250 riders this year, the minimum spend is no longer necessary.
The recent recruitment added to its network of 861 riders in Ireland.
The company currently operates in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and Belfast, where local customers can order dishes through their website and app.
The delivery service also revealed country's most popular dishes – and they're as millennial as they come.
Dublin café Eathos scooped the title of favourite breakfast for its eggs benedict while Ramen in Cork was named the most popular lunchtime choice for its black bean chicken ramen.
And last but not least, Mexican eatery Boojum claimed the top spot when it came to Deliveroo dinner with the chicken burrito bowl proving to be the most popular choice.
No surprises there, really!
