A viral TikTok cafe is seemingly coming to Ireland over the coming months, despite being best known for its shocking service and rude staff members.
The concept for Karen's Diner is based on the online 'Karen' meme, which went global a number of years ago. The cafe was launched in Sydney, Australia in 2021 by Viral Ventures Global.
The owners of the franchise have confirmed plans to expand further across the UK and into Ireland, with the company looking to open a branch in Dublin.
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According to a report by The Caterer, restaurant bosses are now on the hunt for new locations in London and Dublin to house the viral sensation.
The official website stated: “Karens is an interactive diner and an absurdly fun experience. At Karen's, you will be greeted and waited upon by rude waiters who in return are expecting you to give it full Karen.
"A place where you can complain until the cows come home because we literally don't care.
"You can expect good food, good fun and a dining experience like you've never had before. Let us know if it's your birthday if your name is Karen and for the love of Karen don't ask to speak to the manager."
Karen's Diner offers classic menu items such as burgers, chicken tenders, fries, and hotdogs, as well as a variety of milkshakes and cocktails.
While rude, staff are forced to adhere to a certain amount of rules when insulting customers, including "no racism, no sexism, no homophobic comments, no body image comments, no ableist comments."
You’re also in for a treat if your name is actually Karen because the website states if you’ve ID, you’ll get a free drink.
At this point, the exact when and where of the new Karen’s Diner location is yet to be confirmed.
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