Ireland’s ‘most Tiktokable’ restaurants, revealed

The rise of the social media video-sharing platform Tiktok has proven to be a powerful marketing tool for cafés and restaurants all across Ireland.

Ireland’s ‘most Tiktokable’ restaurants have been revealed following new research carried out by influencer marketing agency Ubiquitous.

Featuring restaurants, cafes, and bars from all across the Emerald Isle that have gained popularity on the app, the list reveals some must-visit spots from all four provinces.

So, to save you endless hours of scrolling, Ubiquitous have compiled a handy list of the ‘most Tiktokable’ restaurants in Ireland.

Targeting a Gen Z audience – more popular than Google

Transforming from a kids’ dance and music app to a fun and informational tool used across the generations, Tiktok has exploded in popularity over the past couple of years.

The vast majority of users on the platform come from the Gen Z generation. Research shows that teens and young adults turn to TikTok more often than Google for search queries. So, the app’s power as a marketing platform should not be underestimated.

Recognising the app’s influence on helping businesses, particularly in the food industry, to grow, Influencer marketing agency Ubiquitous compiled a list of restaurants and cafes that prove popular on Tiktok.

Dividing the lists by individual countries, they revealed Ireland’s ‘most Tiktokable’ restaurants, cafes, and bars.

Ireland’s ‘most Tiktokable’ restaurants – places you need to visit

The list revealed the 25 most popular Irish restaurants on Tiktok from across all four provinces.

Ranking at the top of the Irish list is Dublin’s Amy Austin. Known for its industrial vibe, delicious food, and fantastic wine selection, the restaurant is much-loved in the city.

Dublin proved hugely successful, claiming the top four spots. PINK, Terra Madre, and Cluck Chicken ranking in second, third, and fourth.

Galway claimed a place in the top five with Pullman Restaurant before Dublin made another appearance in sixth with Krewe.

Okura in Cork came seventh, Lignum in Galway came eighth, and Isabelle’s in Dublin came ninth. Wings World Cuisine, known for its huge range of food options from all over the world, closed out the top ten.

From north to south and east to west – a modern and exciting dining scene

It is no secret that Ireland has a top-class dining scene, with something for all tastes and budgets to be found across the island. Thus, we are not surprised that the Tiktok generation has taken to social media to share their favourite spots.

Just missing out on a spot in the top ten are two Wicklow restaurants, The Martello and The Palm. These popular spots ranked 11^th and 12^th.

The Caddy Shack in County Kerry ranked 13^th. This was followed by The Bowery in County Antrim in 14^th and Mickey Ryan’s in Tipperary in 15^th.

Back to the capital, Hang Dai, Nannettis, and Fasta claimed 16^th, 17^th, and 18^th. Meanwhile, The Misunderstood Heron in Galway claimed 19^th, closely followed by House in County Antrim in 20^th.

Closing out the list to claim the final five spots is Grano and Mint Leaf in Dublin, 3 Levels in County Antrim, Piglet in Dublin, and finally, The Jungle Café in Galway.

So, if you’re looking for Ireland’s ‘most Tiktokable’ restaurants to make your next video, you can rest assured you’ll have plenty of options to choose from.