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Delicious as always! Veggie medallions are underrated! We always go out of our way to stop here on the way through New Jersey
IKEA lunch not as cheap as it used to be -haven't been here for many years-I never really liked the food they served. But figured i try buffalo chicken wrap spicy very spicy. The best are the Swedish meatballs-peas-and mashed potatoes. My mother-in-law had the salmon salad-but it only had one thin slice of salmon over a bunch of mixed greens and potato salad . I did buy some yummy cinnamon pastries and chocolate waffles cookies and two dark chocolate bars . The young lady at cashier was very sweet-ambiance hardly no one shopping today . Also Bri g a jacket cause it is coldddddd. lol
Located in Paramus between Route 17 and Route 4, this Swedish-based megastore is home to shopping for affordable and functional furniture galore. IKEA is named after the initials of founder Ingvar Kamprad, Elmtaryd, the farm on which he grew up, and Agunnaryd, the nearby village. Its founder was always determined to offer the best possible prices but not at the expense of quality. In 1953, IKEA adopted the flatpack. Self-assembly products proved popular and to be the solution to those costly transportation problems. As we've been walking throughout their showcase rooms for a while, this afternoon left us starving, and my partner and I decided on lunch after several years absence. Their food court situated on the top floor consisted of a restaurant both serving a variety of American and Swedish-inspired meals, sweets, and drinks. We decided on the Swedish meatball meal, plant-based balls meal, and small garden salad. The meal came with lingonberry jam, whose flavors were pretty similar to something one's find on Thanksgiving, as well as peas and mashed potatoes. Their iconic Swedish meatballs were made from all-natural ingredients like pork, beef, onions, and allspice, all of which work together to offer a cozy tasteful profile that blended with the classic gravy. The plant balls were made with ingredients like pea protein, oats, potatoes, and apples and seasonings such as mushrooms, tomatoes, and roasted veggies. They were likely pushing towards a more similar taste to the Swedish meatballs. They were tasty, hit the spot with a reasonable price and great portion. We were lucky our location carried the frozen version, which we took a bag of the plant-based balls home and indulged in any time we wanted.
I love this IKEA store but not a fan of the food at all. First time I had eaten here was back in 2018. It was such bland food that I didn't even try again until today. I was desperate for food and happen to be in IKEA, so it was my only option. Surprisingly I got some ones this time. Chicken tenders, fries, peas were actually pretty good. But the mac & cheese was so tasteless. There was only one server and one cashier, during peak dinner time, causing a huge line at ordering and at checkout. Food hall is pretty nice, lot of spots available. IKEA put some of its own lamps, lights and furniture to highlight their own products. Utensils and condominiums are in common area. But the sauce station was a mess. Some ketchup pumps were broken. Soda fountain was under maintained too.
Self service restaurant. Get a tray and tell the person what you need. Pretty much everything is pre cooked. Chicken tenders are pretty good. Big dining area.
IKEA provides the quintessential comfort food with their Swedish meatballs plate - as you'll note I ordered 16! The lingonberry really completes it! Nevertheless, I really don't buy into IKEA's claim on making sure everything is sustainable when they stick two unnecessary functionless paper Swedish flags on top that go straight to the garbage! Hej, IKEA - If you want to convey that it's Swedish either print the flag on the plate or find some other way that doesn't just create wasteful garbage! And, no one can convince me those flags with food debris are recycled! Do you put silly flags like that in IKEA in Sweden? Or just add to the garbage piles in other countries? Drop the flags and cut the price of the plate by the lower cost, e.g., 50 cents! #notsustainable
Went back for the first time post-pandemic, and yes, they'd dressed up the place a bit, new seating, new tables, a bit mores pace between things. Fancy coffee options but now less hot food available at the center and more bags of chips, etc. there while you can request from the back. It's $12 for a meatball meal now.... inflation? Heck, pretty sure that's more than 50% more expensive from my recollection with worse sides. Came with peas...cheap veggies, and no more good mix like before with the squash and carrots mix. While the veggie disks were still good, they are now $3.50 for two of them... ouch. They were both half as big as before. So what was a $8-10 meal maybe beforehand total ended up being $16 on the way through....
SCOLDING ALERT. Not going to beat around the bush, but this location's restaurant customer service has gone straight to h-e-l-l in a hand basket. The service is an absolute (insert your own word aka "crap") show and atrocious here. The employees behind the counter serving the food are ALL rude and don't seem to care anymore. OK, maybe not all of them are rude because 1-2 of them were actually nice, but 99% of them always are. We've only had 1 cashier and 2 servers that were ever pleasant. Not only do a majority of the employees serve food with an attitude, which we have encountered on multiple occasions, but the serving sizes of the plates just keep getting SMALLER and SMALLER with each successive trip. We thought going to an Ikea in the suburbs would be a better experience, but we were dead wrong. Every time that we came here to dine in 2022, there was always something wrong. We had a food server get annoyed at us for ordering 3 entrees, we had food servers who reluctantly gave extra gravy on our food after we made the request, we had cashiers ring up items all wrong, utensils would all be missing, there would be no condiments. The list goes on and on. The food quality has been mostly the same, however, the chicken tenders keep changing from the crunchy version to the non-crunchy version and then back. Like Forrest Gump said "You never know what you're going to get". However, the bigger gripe we have had over the last year is the inconsistent servings of food. Sometimes, the servers barely give a side with the entrees and, if you ask for a bit more, they will stare you down like you just asked for the keys to their house. You can literally count the number of fries some servers give or if they give mashed potatoes the serving is so small that you could eat it in 1 bite! Now that's a pretty sad side dish. We've even filed a complaint with the restaurant manager, but chances are that she pretended like she cared about our grievances and then thought we were cray cray. Yes, we do still come here from time to time because our kids love the food, but it's definitely less frequent than it used to be. This Ikea restaurant is a sad state of affairs and I'm afraid it will never get better. P.S. Chances are that the service is better on weekdays than it is on Saturdays because when it is less busy, the employees face less pressure.
Yesterday I went to IKEA to buy a replacement saucepan for cheap. In the past, I'd usually hit up the Elizabeth location since that was the one closer to me. This time around, I decided to check out the Paramus location after work and, while there, pop into the IKEA Restaurant. While it doesn't have views of airplanes flying in and out of EWR, I thought this IKEA Restaurant had a nicer layout, was cleaner, and felt more open with the high ceilings. It seemed understaffed when we got there, but the two people at the food serving station and the one cashier were friendly and polite. I haven't eaten at IKEA since before the pandemic, so I went with the classic Swedish meatballs. Mashed potatoes were being replenished, so I got fries instead. Food was good. Even my partner liked the plant balls with pumpkin sauce and cauliflower rice (we even bought a bag of frozen Huvudroll for home). In short: It's a nice cafeteria. I liked it.
Came here after visiting the zoo nearby. The place was not so crowded as I expected. The meatballs are standard but I wished that I could got the fries instead of mashed potatoes. My son finished the whole plate of mac and cheese. He also loved the lingonberry sauce.
I haven't had Ikea meal for a long time so I decided to try it again. The meatballs are soft and not too salty. I was she's they served it hot though. Everything is just barely warm. The peas tasted like plastic.
Our toddler used to love going to Ikea but he didn't care for it today. We just went around once and decided to eat. This is the Swedish Bistro by the marketplace not the restaurant by the the showroom. And we much preferred this one. Ordering is easy, you just use the touchscreen. Everything we ordered was pretty good and fresh. I liked the blueberry scone a lot. It's not gourmet but it's pretty good. It's a good place for little snacks or a light meal. They have chairs and table for you to rest your feet. 4 stars not because it is superb but it is good for what it is.
Average food.. low cost, and few items are good.. I generally avoid eating fried items here.. i generally love the cakes/pastries etc... free coffee is ok, but too watery.. weekends is crazy with long wait time.. try going on weekdays, and you will like the experience.. overall, average food , but for a quick bite.. billing can be faster too..
Probably haven't been here since before COVID! Server Lisette, on the other hand has been here for 12 years, and manager Andrea for 5 years! Prices on many items have skyrocketed! I ordered their fish special, which was reasonably priced and tasty. Certainly worth checking out while shopping at IKEA. read more
A solid spot for a quick meal, whether you're braving the IKEA maze or just happen to be in the Paramus area. The Swedish meatballs remain the main draw for men, they always hit the spot! The food overall is decent, though I do miss some of the older menu items like the ribs and crawfish that I haven't seen in years. It used to be an incredible bargain, but like everything else, prices have gone up significantly. That said, joining the free IKEA Family loyalty program is still worth it, as you get a free cup of coffee with every visit. The dining space itself is large, open, and airy. Because it's self-service, it's occasionally not the tidiest, mostly because some customers aren't the best at cleaning up after themselves, but it doesn't ruin the experience. Despite the price hikes, I still really enjoy coming here for an easy, comforting bite. read more
5 months ago
The IKEA Restaurant is a convenient stop when you need a quick meal during a shopping trip. We walked into a space that feels more like a casual cafeteria than a traditional restaurant, with a simple layout, self-service style ordering, and plenty of seating spread across a large, functional dining area. The setup is designed for convenience, making it easy to grab something without leaving the store, and the flow of the cafeteria line moves efficiently even when the store is busy. The menu has a mix of Swedish-inspired dishes, comfort food, and affordable basics. The Swedish meatballs are the classic choice, though they felt more like a decent budget meal than something memorable. The meatballs themselves were tender enough, and the gravy and lingonberry sauce added the familiar sweet-savory contrast that the dish is known for, but the overall execution did not push beyond what you would expect from a cafeteria-style restaurant. The food overall is fairly average, but it works well when you are looking for something inexpensive and filling. There are also lighter options like salads and other rotating items, along with snacks and drinks that round out the menu without overcomplicating it. The biggest appeal is really the value and convenience. Prices are reasonable compared to many other casual dining options, and the portions are generous enough that you leave feeling full without having spent much. The atmosphere can get busy, especially during peak shopping hours, but the seating area is generally practical and family-friendly, with enough tables to accommodate the steady flow of customers. The dining room stays clean despite the volume, and the staff keep the tables cleared and the food stations stocked. The IKEA Restaurant is not a place we would visit specifically for the food, but it is a solid option if you are already there and want something affordable. It is more about convenience, value, and having an easy meal in the middle of a shopping day, offering a practical break that fits the rhythm of the IKEA experience without pretending to be anything more than it is. read more
1 year ago
IKEA lunch not as cheap as it used to be -haven't been here for many years-I never really liked the food they served. But figured i try buffalo chicken wrap spicy very spicy. The best are the Swedish meatballs-peas-and mashed potatoes. My mother-in-law had the salmon salad-but it only had one thin slice of salmon over a bunch of mixed greens and potato salad . I did buy some yummy cinnamon pastries and chocolate waffles cookies and two dark chocolate bars . The young lady at cashier was very sweet-ambiance hardly no one shopping today . Also Bri g a jacket cause it is coldddddd. lol read more
Located in Paramus between Route 17 and Route 4, this Swedish-based megastore is home to shopping for affordable and functional furniture galore. IKEA is named after the initials of founder Ingvar Kamprad, Elmtaryd, the farm on which he grew up, and Agunnaryd, the nearby village. Its founder was always determined to offer the best possible prices but not at the expense of quality. In 1953, IKEA adopted the flatpack. Self-assembly products proved popular and to be the solution to those costly transportation problems. As we've been walking throughout their showcase rooms for a while, this afternoon left us starving, and my partner and I decided on lunch after several years absence. Their food court situated on the top floor consisted of a restaurant both serving a variety of American and Swedish-inspired meals, sweets, and drinks. We decided on the Swedish meatball meal, plant-based balls meal, and small garden salad. The meal came with lingonberry jam, whose flavors were pretty similar to something one's find on Thanksgiving, as well as peas and mashed potatoes. Their iconic Swedish meatballs were made from all-natural ingredients like pork, beef, onions, and allspice, all of which work together to offer a cozy tasteful profile that blended with the classic gravy. The plant balls were made with ingredients like pea protein, oats, potatoes, and apples and seasonings such as mushrooms, tomatoes, and roasted veggies. They were likely pushing towards a more similar taste to the Swedish meatballs. They were tasty, hit the spot with a reasonable price and great portion. We were lucky our location carried the frozen version, which we took a bag of the plant-based balls home and indulged in any time we wanted. read more
I love this IKEA store but not a fan of the food at all. First time I had eaten here was back in 2018. It was such bland food that I didn't even try again until today. I was desperate for food and happen to be in IKEA, so it was my only option. Surprisingly I got some ones this time. Chicken tenders, fries, peas were actually pretty good. But the mac & cheese was so tasteless. There was only one server and one cashier, during peak dinner time, causing a huge line at ordering and at checkout. Food hall is pretty nice, lot of spots available. IKEA put some of its own lamps, lights and furniture to highlight their own products. Utensils and condominiums are in common area. But the sauce station was a mess. Some ketchup pumps were broken. Soda fountain was under maintained too. read more
IKEA provides the quintessential comfort food with their Swedish meatballs plate - as you'll note I ordered 16! The lingonberry really completes it! Nevertheless, I really don't buy into IKEA's claim on making sure everything is sustainable when they stick two unnecessary functionless paper Swedish flags on top that go straight to the garbage! Hej, IKEA - If you want to convey that it's Swedish either print the flag on the plate or find some other way that doesn't just create wasteful garbage! And, no one can convince me those flags with food debris are recycled! Do you put silly flags like that in IKEA in Sweden? Or just add to the garbage piles in other countries? Drop the flags and cut the price of the plate by the lower cost, e.g., 50 cents! #notsustainable read more
Went back for the first time post-pandemic, and yes, they'd dressed up the place a bit, new seating, new tables, a bit mores pace between things. Fancy coffee options but now less hot food available at the center and more bags of chips, etc. there while you can request from the back. It's $12 for a meatball meal now.... inflation? Heck, pretty sure that's more than 50% more expensive from my recollection with worse sides. Came with peas...cheap veggies, and no more good mix like before with the squash and carrots mix. While the veggie disks were still good, they are now $3.50 for two of them... ouch. They were both half as big as before. So what was a $8-10 meal maybe beforehand total ended up being $16 on the way through.... read more
SCOLDING ALERT. Not going to beat around the bush, but this location's restaurant customer service has gone straight to h-e-l-l in a hand basket. The service is an absolute (insert your own word aka "crap") show and atrocious here. The employees behind the counter serving the food are ALL rude and don't seem to care anymore. OK, maybe not all of them are rude because 1-2 of them were actually nice, but 99% of them always are. We've only had 1 cashier and 2 servers that were ever pleasant. Not only do a majority of the employees serve food with an attitude, which we have encountered on multiple occasions, but the serving sizes of the plates just keep getting SMALLER and SMALLER with each successive trip. We thought going to an Ikea in the suburbs would be a better experience, but we were dead wrong. Every time that we came here to dine in 2022, there was always something wrong. We had a food server get annoyed at us for ordering 3 entrees, we had food servers who reluctantly gave extra gravy on our food after we made the request, we had cashiers ring up items all wrong, utensils would all be missing, there would be no condiments. The list goes on and on. The food quality has been mostly the same, however, the chicken tenders keep changing from the crunchy version to the non-crunchy version and then back. Like Forrest Gump said "You never know what you're going to get". However, the bigger gripe we have had over the last year is the inconsistent servings of food. Sometimes, the servers barely give a side with the entrees and, if you ask for a bit more, they will stare you down like you just asked for the keys to their house. You can literally count the number of fries some servers give or if they give mashed potatoes the serving is so small that you could eat it in 1 bite! Now that's a pretty sad side dish. We've even filed a complaint with the restaurant manager, but chances are that she pretended like she cared about our grievances and then thought we were cray cray. Yes, we do still come here from time to time because our kids love the food, but it's definitely less frequent than it used to be. This Ikea restaurant is a sad state of affairs and I'm afraid it will never get better. P.S. Chances are that the service is better on weekdays than it is on Saturdays because when it is less busy, the employees face less pressure. read more
4 years ago
Yesterday I went to IKEA to buy a replacement saucepan for cheap. In the past, I'd usually hit up the Elizabeth location since that was the one closer to me. This time around, I decided to check out the Paramus location after work and, while there, pop into the IKEA Restaurant. While it doesn't have views of airplanes flying in and out of EWR, I thought this IKEA Restaurant had a nicer layout, was cleaner, and felt more open with the high ceilings. It seemed understaffed when we got there, but the two people at the food serving station and the one cashier were friendly and polite. I haven't eaten at IKEA since before the pandemic, so I went with the classic Swedish meatballs. Mashed potatoes were being replenished, so I got fries instead. Food was good. Even my partner liked the plant balls with pumpkin sauce and cauliflower rice (we even bought a bag of frozen Huvudroll for home). In short: It's a nice cafeteria. I liked it. read more
Came here after visiting the zoo nearby. The place was not so crowded as I expected. The meatballs are standard but I wished that I could got the fries instead of mashed potatoes. My son finished the whole plate of mac and cheese. He also loved the lingonberry sauce. read more
Our toddler used to love going to Ikea but he didn't care for it today. We just went around once and decided to eat. This is the Swedish Bistro by the marketplace not the restaurant by the the showroom. And we much preferred this one. Ordering is easy, you just use the touchscreen. Everything we ordered was pretty good and fresh. I liked the blueberry scone a lot. It's not gourmet but it's pretty good. It's a good place for little snacks or a light meal. They have chairs and table for you to rest your feet. 4 stars not because it is superb but it is good for what it is. read more
Average food.. low cost, and few items are good.. I generally avoid eating fried items here.. i generally love the cakes/pastries etc... free coffee is ok, but too watery.. weekends is crazy with long wait time.. try going on weekdays, and you will like the experience.. overall, average food , but for a quick bite.. billing can be faster too.. read more
1 year ago
I lovee their meatballs dish and was excited to get some after a long time of not having it. I was quite disappointed to see that the price went up so much! It was $8 for a plate of meatballs and some sides. I opted for the kids meal instead since I wasn't as hungry and that was cheaper ~$4. Taste wise, it's the same, but what I loved about IKEA was how cheap the food was - not anymore I guess read more
7 years ago
Food: got an order of meatballs with a slice of chocolate cake. The meatballs came with string beans and mashed potatoes. The meatballs tasted pretty good, mashed potatoes were fine, and the string beans were a little stale. The chocolate cake was good; not too sweet and had a nice soft texture. Service/environment: you get in line to get your food and pay (cafeteria style). The area itself is pretty clean and minimalist Price: the price is probably one of the most attractive parts of the food. You could definitely eat a large quantity without draining your wallet. Overall: great place to come to after a long time of shopping around or if you want some cheap food. read more
3 years ago
The food was amazing and delicious. First time at the ikea Food Court, and I will definitely try again before shopping. The portion side was good. it could've been a little more, but it was just right. Swedish meatball was good, was the sauce! The dessert was very good. Almond caramel cake would've been a great pairing with coffee, but it was a crisp cold Coca-Cola on the side to wash it down. read more
Cheap food after great shopping! Would rate IKEA Restaurant higher for the sake of friends who rave about the restaurant, but I just cannot understand why they love the food so much. It's all just bland and stale... (Feel like I'm being generous with the 3 stars...) Perhaps because it simply is super cheap? Chicken Tender w. Fries: $4.99 Meatballs w. Mashed Potatoes/Lentils/Veggies: $2.99 Chocolate Overload Cake: $2.99 read more
Cheap and tasty eats with killer views of the NJ Turnpike and Newark Airport. All kidding aside, if you have young children who are entertained by airplanes taking off and landing, grab a bite here and stalk a seat next to the window. Plates of Swedish Meatballs with mashed potatoes and string beans and the berry relish are filling and tasty, and a solid deal at $5.99. Only real issues here are 1) the lines are insane and relatively slow moving, and 2) seating is hard to come by (especially near the windows), so you'll have to be prepared to stalk people who look like they are just about done eating. Either way, it's satisfying food for the price. read more
I really like this store, everything is nice and clean and the cafeteria style restaurant was nice too. Plenty of parking and easy to get in and out off the garage. The staff was also friendly in helping my cousin plan and design the kitchen cabinets and storage. The cafeteria upstairs serve pretty good food. The hot dogs and pizza were ehh.. but a good value. However this ikea gets docked a few stars because we waited over 2 hours for them to pick and pull the items we bought. Everyone was agitated and annoyed at the wait times. Nobody likes waiting, but this would definitely deter my decision to buy bulk kitchen remodeling shelves from ikea. read more
5 years ago
5 years ago
Ikea used to be my favorite cheap lunch spot, but now that they raised the prices and took away my lindenberry jam, it's just passable. read more
10 years ago
The Paramus restaurant was a bit lacking, but it may be that was because it was late. Everything seemed just a bit off. The man in front of us wanted chicken meatballs but there were only 3 left. A new batch was coming out in 5 minutes but he didn't want to wait. So he asked if he could have the 3 chicken meatballs and get the rest as regular meatballs. The two items are the same price. The server seemed confused and said he couldn't mix the two. Then he asked his co-worker, who said just wait for the chicken. The guy, exasperated, gave up and just said to give him a full serving of the regular meatballs. I almost wanted to say something to the servers.... As for our meals, you can't really go wrong with a $4.99 meal. But they were so skimpy on the veggies, I feel they could increase the veggie serving size. And by the way, if you have the IKEA Family card, you get free coffee or tea. Not a bad meal to tide over your hunger while you shop. read more
Not much to say about Ike's food. The place is fairly clean - kind of stocked - and has workers that remind me of nasty lunchroom ladies from my earlier years. I mean the prices are ok but not great. The food is ok but not good. The steamed veggies looked like a pile of slop. Anyway it a a fine place to eat. Especially considering it's the only food game at this location. Don't expect five star dinning. It is a cafeteria. read more
A convenient cafeteria spot if you're already in IKEA. Food is fine by cafeteria standards and prices are decent. Also plenty of seating and service subpar. They have some items behind glass cases (salad, wrap, cake) and then hot items that people serve to you. I had the veggie balls (12) with mixed veggies and lentils. The balls were dry and a bit salty ($5.99). But the plus: under 500 calories. They also offer swedish meatballs which come with lingonberry sauce and mashed potatoes. The stuffed chicken with artichoke ($4.99) was dry and when asked for additional gravy, the server said "only for the chicken." Makes sense since it was so dry but also a bit annoying. You can also get two pieces of cornbread or garlic bread for $1. Sign up for the Ikea card to get free coffee. You bus yourself. The breakfast looks good but apparently not all day. read more
Early Saturday afternoon and still a big line to get some of this cafeteria food. Straightforward menu up top (drinks/desserts to the side) at reasonable prices. Went for the Meatball dish ($5) - which comes with mashed potatoes, gravy, steamed vegetables, and cranberry sauce. Meatballs are bountiful and easy to eat, better with the gravy/sauce combo. The mashed potatoes tasted a bit stale, could have used more butter. Vegetables are your regular fare. To wash it down, had an apple cider ($2), a large can of dry cider that wasn't too sweet. Line moves a bit slow here and they were out of tries until I was almost at the end of the line. Not bad for what it is, so if there's not a ridiculous line then this is a fine option for food. read more
4 years ago
Never in a million years would I think to eat at Ikea, but when you are shopping till you almost drop food is much needed for energy to keep on keeping on and completing your shopping. My friend and I stopped in to grab a bite to eat, while I went on the safe side with chicken fingers and fries she went for the Swedish meatballs. The chicken fingers were nothing special but surprisingly tasty. My friend seemed to really enjoy her meatballs and was kind enough to even let me get a little sampling so I could see what the hype was about. I thought they were just ok. Everyone else that was in line was ordering them up so they must be doing something rite. The chocolate cake is really good and was a nice sweet treat to help me put a little pep in my step to complete my shopping experience. read more
Prepare for a disappointment - the dining room has changed dramatically in the past few months. The overall area is still the same - plenty of white tables and chairs for you to dine at. But the food itself has become not worth it. We went from good food at a moderate price to obvious cost-cuts for the same price. Say goodbye to the vegetable medallions and hello to general grains that taste like nothing. There aren't even proper ceramic plates anymore, paper coffee cups and paper plates are the way they're serving now. read more
9 years ago
I went to IKEA as soon as it opened at 9:30 am. At this time, only the 2nd floor was open and I needed to wait until 10 am for the main floor to open to get what I needed. In the 30 minutes that I had to wait, I decided to grab breakfast at the restaurant and was delightfully surprised. The restaurant is designed like a cafeteria: you grab a tray order, wait in line, and order whatever food you would like from the servers. You can also chose different beverages and side items that are mostly self-serve. The first thing that caught my attention was the prices. Everything was so affordable! I ordered the Swedish American Breakfast ($2), which included 2 chicken sausages, 2 pancakes, scrambled eggs, fried potatoes, along with garlic bread and a cup of coffee for less than $4. The scrambled eggs, sausage, potatoes, and garlic bread were all standard and given in an adequate amount. The Swedish pancakes served with cranberry sauce were a great contrast from traditional American pancakes which are often very floury and served with syrup that is usually just high fructose corn syrup. The Swedish pancakes were more similar to crepes and the cranberry sauce had a nice sweet/ tart balance. The coffee was genuinely really good! They also had a machine were you could order lattes, expressos, etc. The service was also fantastic. The line seemed long in length but the servers were very quick and polite which made my waiting time short. All in all, you can't beat the price for decent food with great variety in a convenient location when you need a break from furniture shopping! read more
4 years ago
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