With the rise of millennial culture, the amount of social media influencers and 'foodie' bloggers who think 'avo on toast' is the shit is going through the roof.

Often amassing a following of numbers in the tens of thousands, they make enormous amounts of money by promoting restaurants, food products and magical herbal tea that makes you shed the pounds in minutes (it's all lies).

Credit @cheatdayeats

Sometimes pretentious, often entitled, food bloggers tend to reach out to restaurants to ask for a free meal in return for exposure on their huge platforms.

Whilst some restaurants are down for it, others are definitely not.

Meet Campagne, an Irish restaurant in Kilkenny:

Campagne is a sophisticated restaurant that specialises in French cuisine, and roasts, because boy did this blogger get SERVED.

The restaurant received a note from a food blogger, asking for not just a free meal, but a sample of SEVERAL dishes on the menu in return for maximum exposure on their blogs:

The start of another week in paradise..🙄 pic.twitter.com/zLP3bhBORV

— campagne restaurant (@campagnekilkenn) September 19, 2017

Campagne is an upmarket restaurant, so you know that these dishes ARE NOT cheap. So this blogger is asking for a hefty amount of expensive food in exchange for a 'post'... when I take a picture of my almond milk vanilla iced coffee and post it on my pretentious Instagram page, I don't ask the artisanal cafe to fit the bill...

And it seems that most people agreed with Campagne, serving up a sweet roast for this blogger;

But the online exposure!!! It's "significant"...

— BeoirFinder (@BeoirFinder) September 19, 2017

Hah, that's hilarious! Their job was done for free as I'm now aware of you and will be looking to try out the food. I'll be paying of course

— Reuben Gray (@TaleOfAle) September 20, 2017

Dear Sirs I can give you big exposure for Roast partridge, Savoy cabbage, black pudding, ham and walnut dauphine, foie gras sauce...😜

— CH (@jokekoky) September 21, 2017

In exchange for cash my wife and I would like to eat a meal, and tell absolutely nobody on social media. #OldSchool #Notions

— Stevie Cahill (@StevieCahill) September 19, 2017

Following on from this, my wife and I had a delightful experience there at the weekend. Please refund out bill in exchange for this tweet.

— David Mussett (@DMussett) September 19, 2017

Just pay for your dinner lads 🙃 https://t.co/aD57XDICVY

— Patrick Trautt (@paddyt_) September 20, 2017

These 'influencers' really are something else.... https://t.co/2AWi1bfC97

— Sam (@Sam_Fitzgerald7) September 21, 2017

One person also pointed out the obvious: Campagne already has some pretty damn good exposure:

The appropriate response to "it'll be good exposure" is "you found me, what makes you think I need exposure?" https://t.co/O8wiEZZpy1

— Enough Of That (@AndyGilder) September 20, 2017

Looks like you might have to pay for your meal like the rest of us, hun. #byefelicia