Deliveroo has revealed its annual Deliveroo 100 as it turns ten, the official look at what’s been trending in Ireland and around the world over the last 12 months. In 2026, Ireland has been eating green and smelling fresh.

The full list of Ireland’s top 30 trending orders of 2026 is here

The Lean Green Smoothie from Juice Jar in Dublin tops the nation’s most trending order in 2026, joined by everyday essentials like a can of Lynx Black Deodorant from Express in Cork, which also made the top 10 most trending items. Trending products in 2026 show thatIrish customers turned to Deliveroo for their beauty essentials as much as their takeaways.

CHART TOPPERS: EATING GREEN AND FEELING FRESH

Ireland’s appetite for healthier orders keeps on sprouting. The Deliveroo 100 data, running since 2016, shows the nation’s grocery orders moving from creamy mash in 2018 to blueberries in 2026. This year, the Lean Green Smoothie from Juice Jar, a Belfast-born brand with two venues in Dublin, trended along with Kake’s Acai Berry Bowl in the top 10, with the Supergreek from Sprout & Co and Nutbutter’s Avo Hummus & Pita Chips, both in Dublin, flying the flag in the top 30.

Balance is key, though. For every green smoothie there’s a cheeseburger. Bunsen’s Cheeseburger in Cork, Yeeros’ Halloumi Sticks and Xi’an Street Food’s Famous Biang Biang Noodles in Dublin all feature in the top four trending products of 2026. It’s not just Cork customers who are loving Bunsen’s burgers. The Irish burger restaurant was ranked second in the 50 Best Burgers in the World list by Big 7 last week, a travel blog that rounds up the globe’s best food, drink and experiences.

Irish customers want to look and feel good too. As Irish locals now turn to Deliveroo for much more than just their favourite takeaway, Lynx Black Deodorant from Express in Cork made the top 10 and Sensodyne Gentle Whitening Toothpaste from Shuppa in Dublin made the top 30, proving Deliveroo is just as handy for a last-minute freshen-up as a last-minute dinner.

IRELAND’S TOP 10 MOST TRENDING ITEMS 2026

Here’s the lowdown on what’s been trending in Ireland on Deliveroo this year:

Lean Green Smoothie, Juice Jar, Dublin
Famous Biang Biang Noodles, Xi’an Street Food, Dublin
Cheeseburger, Bunsen, Cork
Halloumi Sticks, Yeeros, Dublin
Kinder Bueno Milkshake, Gino’s Gelato, Galway
Acai Berry Bowl, Kake, Dublin
M&S Percy Pig Fruit Gums, Marks & Spencer, Dublin
Brown Sugar Boba with Milk, Shaking Tea Lab, Dublin
Lynx Black Deodorant, Express, Cork
Flavour Fix Boneless Meal for 1, Wingstop, Dublin

Speaking after topping the Deliveroo 100 charts, Sam Shephard from Juice Jar said: “We opened our first Juice Jar in Belfast in 2019 to make healthy food feel exciting, so seeing the Lean Green top the trending list in Ireland, and come fourth in the world, is a bit surreal. We’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone in Dublin who’s ordered one, and to Deliveroo for helping us reach so many new customers.”

Wing it: Wingstop arrived on the Emerald Isle in December 2025, and its Flavour Fix Boneless Meal for 1 has already flown into the top 10.

Sip sip hooray: A third of the top 10 is sippable, with the Lean Green Smoothie joined by the Kinder Bueno Milkshake from Gino’s Gelato in Galway and the Brown Sugar Boba with Milk from Shaking Tea Lab in Dublin.

Pick and mix: M&S Percy Pig Fruit Gums were Ireland’s most trending grocery order. Even Irish dogs got a treat, with Cesar dog food from M&S on Grafton Street making the top 30, while the grown-ups kept it classy with a bottle of Don Simon Nature Sauvignon Blanc from Centra in Galway.

Local loyalty: Irish customers stuck with the names they know in 2026. Bunsen’s Cheeseburger, Ireland’s most trending dish from 2022 to 2024, is still going strong at number three this year. Xi’an Street Food, home of the nation’s favourite spice bag since 2024, comes in at number two this year with its Famous Biang Biang Noodles. Independent spots like Murphy’s Chip Bar in Cork, Smashbird in Galway and Solo Pizza in Limerick also trended in 2026.

A DECADE OF DELIVERY IN IRELAND

Can you remember what you ordered the morning Kellie Harrington won Olympic gold? Or the night Taylor Swift played the Aviva? As the Deliveroo 100 turns ten* in Ireland, a look through a decade of data reveals what was trending on Deliveroo across restaurants, grocery and retail during the decade’s biggest moments:

2016: Robbie Brady’s header beats Italy at Euro 2016, Boojum Burrito
2017: Niall Horan releases his debut solo album Flicker, Boojum Burrito Bowl and Creamy Mashed Potato
2018: Pope Francis visits, Creamy Mashed Potato
2019: Westlife reunite at Croke Park, Roasted Baby Potatoes
2020: The Late Late Toy Show, Orange Juice and Toilet Roll
2021: Kellie Harrington wins Olympic gold, Orange Juice
2022: Garth Brooks finally plays Croke Park, Bunsen Cheeseburger
2023: Six Nations Grand Slam in Dublin, Cork’s Best Breakfast Roll and Paracetamol
2024: Taylor Swift plays the Aviva, Chicken Fillet Roll
2025: Troy Parrott’s hat-trick in Budapest, Xi’an Street Food Spice Bag
2026: Jessie Buckley becomes the first Irish woman to win an Oscar for Best Actress, Juice Jar Lean Green Smoothie and Blueberries

Mexican food fans can rest easy. Since 2016, Ireland hasn’t fallen out of love with the burrito, with Zambrero’s Regular Classic Burrito and Boojum’s Youjum both making this year’s top 30.

Helen Maher, Regional Director Ireland, Deliveroo, said: “Deliveroo 100 is a snapshot of what Ireland really craves, and this year the nation has been eating green and smelling fresh. A smoothie from a local juice bar and a can of Lynx from the local shop might not seem to have much in common, but together they show how people use Deliveroo for everything from lunch to getting ready for a night out. Seven of this year’s top 10 come from Irish and independent names people know well, and everyone at Deliveroo in Ireland is proud to support them.”