Sprout & Co
Seasonal, locally sourced healthy food restaurants and an online shop for diners in Ireland
Highlights
- Hiring14 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28
- Salary transparent8 of 14 open roles list a salary
About Sprout & Co
Sprout & Co runs restaurants serving locally sourced, seasonal and healthy food, and sells products through an online shop, including Drizzles. Customers can also download its app, buy gift cards and subscribe to its mailing list.
The company's food is built around flavour first, with sourcing kept local and seasonal. Its revenue comes from restaurant sales and online product sales. The business traces its origins to an organic tomato tasted at Ballymaloe Cookery School, which led its founder Jack to the idea of a locally sourced, seasonal, healthy food business.
Its website lists 15 open roles, mostly front-of-house positions such as team members, team leaders and shift leaders, plus kitchen roles. The roles are listed for sites including Cork, Dawson Street, Dundrum, Clontarf, Liffey Street, Exchequer Street, Campshires, Kildare Village and Cornelscourt. The company is also active on Facebook, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and Spotify.
Product: Restaurant food with locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, plus online shop products such as Drizzles, gift cards and a mobile app.
Jobs at Sprout & Co (14)
Sprout & Co is hiring for 14 roles in operations, based in Dublin and Clontarf.
SHIFT LEADER - Campshires
New on EvolcSalary transparentKITCHEN ASSISTANT
New on EvolcSalary transparentTEAM MEMBER (Full Time) - Liffey Street
New on EvolcSalary transparentRESTAURANT LEADER - Liffey Street
New on EvolcSalary transparentTEAM LEADER - Liffey Street
New on EvolcSalary transparentTEAM LEADER
New on EvolcSalary transparentTEAM MEMBER
New on EvolcSalary transparentKITCHEN TEAM MEMBER
New on EvolcSalary transparentSHIFT LEADER (Full Time)
New on EvolcSalary transparentTEAM MEMBER
New on EvolcSalary transparent
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