Popular burger joint selling 10c burgers for limited time
Fans of Dash Burger in Dublin City Centre will be flocking to the popular eatery to try get their hands on their 10c burger deal over the next few days.
The burger joint has teamed up with the food delivery service Deliveroo to celebrate the company's 10th birthday and has created a special burger in their honour too.
Sharing the news of the new burger on their social media, Dash revealed the Irish coffee birthday smash, which is made of crispy-edged 100% Irish aged beef DASH Double smash patty, topped with a smooth Cashel 'Teal blue' Cheese whip resembling white coffee foam – giving a playful nod to Deliveroos' signature brand colours. Dash Burger x Deliveroo Pic: Instagram
The burger also has a palate-perking Irish coffee BBQ sauce made with Teeling Whiskey and a specially selected espresso from Proper Order Dublin Coffee Roasters, and a layer of crispy Clonakilty Black pudding crumb for added crunch.
They wrote in the social media post: 'Get your party hats on 🥳 we're celebrating Deliveroo's 10th birthday with a limited addition smashburger special at dash burger. The 'Irish coffee birthday smash' is here!
'The perfect umami dash double smashmitten with Clonakilty black pudding, cashel blue cheese whip and irish coffee bbq sauce. Rich, delicious flavours to get your taste buds dancing. Burger nerds unite – you wont want to miss this!
'Special available from April 29 – May 2, between 12-6pm or until sold out – Kevin St delivery. ‼️ Smashburger special only available for online orders + delivery with Deliveroo.' Dash Burger x Deliveroo Pic: Instagram
Not only that, but the post also explains how some lucky customers will be able to buy the limited edition Birthday Smash burger for just 10c!
They continued: 'To celebrate the 10th birthday milestone, 500 lucky Deliveroo customers, can get their hands on a limited edition 'Irish Coffee Birthday Smash' for just ten cents (€0.10) between Tuesday 29th April – Friday 2nd May 2025 from 12-6 pm at DASH Burger Kevin Street Lower (available to order only on Deliveroo during these times).
'Customers will be required to spend a minimum amount of €4.00 and above to qualify for the special birthday burger. T&C apply'
Well, we know what we'll be having for dinner this week!
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