If you come to Ikea thinking you're going to get some amazing meal you're crazy. It is what it is, not amazing, not so horrible. Everything taste like it's frozen lol, but overall not horrible, and prices are fair. I had a salad with chicken breast as well as Swedish meatballs and mashed potatoes with vegetables. read more

This place has amazing pricing for kids meals. I brought 4 kids wIth me. We spent $22! Ordered 4 kids meals with chicken tenders, fries and green beans ($3.49 each) and a $5.99 order of Swedish meatballs (antibiotic-free pork and beef), mashed potatoes, green beans and lingonberries (similar to cranberry sauce, which taste great with the meatballs). We all had a glass of water. But, I would recommend the refillable fountain drinks (for ~$1.49) still Lingonberry water and Pear water, since I'm not a fan of the carbonated alternative pear and lingonberry sparking water. read more

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Counter Service. Single portion of authentic Scandinavian with an American touch. VERY happy and content with my $10 2-course meal with a drink. My Finnish experience is 2-3 bigger portion (equal to 2-3 small ones) of meatballs with mash potato and gravy. Addition of steamed veggies is American. Somehow, my frozen meatball preparation at home is not the same. NORDIC MOUSSE must be Scandinavian-inspired as the only dessert I encountered in Stockholm and Helsinki was cake-based...and it was difficult to choose an appealing one. read more

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Love Ikea, and its a bonus to have a great cafe as well to make the experience even more enjoyable. Choices have been abundant for all different food moods. Food is good. Great for kids with high chairs and a little play area to enjoy. Service is friendly and have enjoyed helping us. Thanks IKEA, we will be back. read more

I went there for lunch with some coworkers. Every single time I go there, no matter what time it is, I'm amazed at how many cars are parked in the parking lot. in any event, there was a very small line that day for food and the choices that day in and of itself was quite wide. They had salmon, veggie and Swedish meatballs as well as other rotating menu items. It seems like every time I go, they always have Chicken Tenders, meatballs, and then a different menu item, which I very much appreciate seeing. I obviously got the tenders again (it's been awhile), and it was just the same as the previous time(s) really. They seem to always do a fantastic job of taking, what i feel, is pre-cooked chicken, and re-heating them to a degree that satisfies the taste buds as well as the bite experience. Pretty much, a perfect balance of breading and all-white meat in a tender taste. The fries seemed like they just sat in a hot pan after being cooked... but they weren't bad and went great with the tenders. There are a tremendously large variety of lunch places around this store to eat before you shop, but I still I highly recommend going to a Swedish furniture place to get some good chicken tenders food, especially if you're planning on finding some cheap plastic kitchen material or an actual furniture piece. p.s., if you have eaten here before for tenders, there's also PDQ chicken (must go), Hooters, Bulldog Ale house, soon to be Raising Cane's (that review will definitely come soon), Arby's KFC, Portillo's, Chick-fil-A, Burger King, McDonalds, Wendy's (this had good tenders), Buona and probably more when it comes to Tenders read more

IKEA Restaurant - Chicken Fingers & Fries - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

Had the plant face Burger the bread was really hard the plant based meat was awful the mashed potatoes were also awful. Would not recommend eating here. Definitely felt like the like throwing up after eating here. read more

It seems goofy to review an IKEA restaurant.. but why not. I love IKEA and I actually love the food they serve there! The food options are filling, taste good, and are cheap! They're pretty basic meals and nothing fancy but there's something for everyone. They have tons of desserts to pick from as well. In the giant Schaumburg IKEA, this restaurant is an amazing addition. I'm from Milwaukee so when I used to go here (there is now one in Wisconsin. Yay!) It was a day trip. If we went to IKEA we had a long list of things to get and spent hours circling the three floors to find it. When you're braving the crowds at IKEA chances are you're going to be hangry, and leaving to drive somewhere and coming back is almost not an option because of how massive the store and parking lot is. Being able to stop at this restaurant is awesome and makes your trip so much easier. If you go to the restaurant and see a massive line don't be afraid - every time I've been there the line moves very quickly. Try to be considerate of people behind you and decide before you get to the front what you want. They have pictures of all the food with prices on big monitors. There is plenty of seating and you can have your cart next to you or leave it in a waiting area. I also like how open it is. Despite how crazy and overwhelming IKEA can be, the restaurant feels open and roomy. read more

I was thrilled to find gluten-free items on the menu - I had the GF vegetarian veggie ball plate and the GF almond cake. Together it was about $6.50 and I used my Ikea loyalty card to get a free hot tea to drink. The veggie ball plate was pure comfort food. The veggie balls came with a ladle of tomato lentil sauce on top. It was served with a side of mushy veggies (not too pleasant until I dipped them in the lentil sauce). This is something I would be able to appreciate on a cold winter's day or after a taxing activity. The dessert was a nice lightweight piece of gluten-free almond cake. It had a lovely taste and texture, very different than a typical American-styled cake. read more

IKEA Restaurant - Gluten-free veggie balls with tomato lentil sauce and steamed veggies - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

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This is probably one of the best deals for food you can find in a store next to the Costco Hot dog. Everything in here is so cheap but they only advantage that this place has is wine and beer. Nothing like a little beer to help me with my furniture choice. The restaurant is located on the 3rd floor and has every kind of comfort food you could want. Roast Chicken, Ribs, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese and lets not forget the Swedish meatballs too. I have eaten here two times and both times it was good. The first time we ate hear it was for free. If we bought over a $100 in merchandise we could eat as much as we wanted to for free. This actually got us into the Restaurant because I do not think I would have ever eaten here. We loaded our trays full of food and drink...honestly it was too much food for us to carry and then when we checked out the guy was like $24. I looked at him and thought he was crazy...maybe he missed a few of our items but no everything here is so cheap. I did enjoy the Swedish meatballs...it just feels like comfort plus I would not know how to make these myself. Check there calender for the free days with $100 purchase. There are 6 weekends that they usually host this deal. Recently I had a hungry little child with me as I was shopping and decided to grab her a kids meal and was so surprised to get a chicken finger meal with fries and milk for only $2.49. The two chicken fingers were so big that my little one gave me half of one because she could not finish it. I did not get any food but did get a Sam Adams for like $3. This was the cheapest Daddy/Daughter Lunch ever...in fact I was thinking about getting a second beer. The food is served cafeteria style. The employees are very helpful but it seems to be a little disorganized on the customer side. The employees will get and serve you anything you ask for but I usually have no idea what I am ordering. I wish that the menu was a little more helpful on telling me what sides come with an entree or if I could just get the meat without the side and what the price would be. This is about the only confusion I have when trying to get my food. The deserts are easy to grab because they live on an island in the middle. They also have weekly specials here too: Monday Morning is free breakfast, Monday Lunch/Dinner is 99 cents, Tuesday kids eat free, Wednesday is a $6.99 rib dinner and Thursday is a $1.99 chicken dinner. If I lived next door to the IKEA restaurant, I know where I would be eating breakfast every Monday. These are some amazing deals. In fact, the breakfast is only 99 cents on the other days...so I might eat here everyday until I got sick of eggs, bacon and potatoes. This review is for the location on the 3rd floor. There is also a small cafe on the 1st floor where you check-out. I have not eaten down here. I did notice some great deals on hot dogs and soft serve yogurt. So next time you are shopping do not let a hungry stomach influence a bad shopping choice...take a break and order some food to settle your stomach so you make a rational choice. read more

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IKEA in Schaumburg is amazing! I made a purchase yesterday! The kullen 6 drawer dresser came in 2 boxes. Well I was missing 2 right sides of the drawer to complete the assembly. I called the 888 customer service line and they told me to go to IKEA and that they would give me the parts I am missing. I was very skeptical in doing this because I live a half hour away. Long story short the lady who attended me made the process very easy. I brought the half made drawers, after a few minutes they gave me the parts I was missing and now I have a complete dresser! Customer service line 5 stars Employees at IKEA 5 stars Customer service at IKEA 5 stars Thanks everyone! I will continue to do business here! read more

IKEA Restaurant - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

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Don't come expecting fine dining... this is Ikea after all. But while the cuisine is simple and cheap, it's pretty tasty! Especially for the price. You really can't go wrong with the meatballs. I get them every time. And you can buy them frozen downstairs at the exit. Just don't look at the nutrition facts! You'll realize that not only did you buy a lot of IKEA crap you didn't need, but you also engorged on way too much fat. Worth it! Oh and the hotdogs, cinnamon buns, and froyo is downstairs at the exit if you're in the mood for those. read more

IKEA Restaurant - Meatballs! And apple pie :) - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

I can only comment on the 99 cent breakfast at IKEA + free coffee before 10 am. I really don't think you can go wrong! Sure, the lines to check out can be long at times, but you can't get half an Egg McMuffin for that price! A couple strips of thin bacon, a scoop of scrambled eggs, and a scoop of home fried potatoes for less than $1? Yes, please! Is it the best breakfast ever? No. Is it the best breakfast for $0.99? Yes! And the free coffee before 10 am seals the deal! For those of you who want more carbs and have some money to splurge, they have a breakfast platter that includes all of the above plus French toast, sausages, and Swedish pancakes for $2.99. You do have to bus your table though, which is totally fine for me. read more

Most people eat here because they happen to be shopping and they smelled something good. Some people realize what great values exist here, so they make it a point to stop by even when they're not interested in buy furniture. My profile photo is from the annual crayfish party. I don't know if I should be proud or embarrassed (I'm not embarrassed), to admit that I've eaten most of this menu. The last time here, I had the lox plate with veggies and it is my new crave. The salmon was so flavorful and the portion was generous. It was under $6, so a total steal! The kids usually get the chicken fingers or meatballs, both flavorful and filling. The desserts are delicious as well, my favorite being the tårta blåbär, or the blueberry tart, when it's available (it is sold frozen in the maket!). Once in a while, there's a deal where if you spend $100 in IKEA goods, you're entire meal check will be deducted from your bill. Check the website for eligible weekends. We've taken advantage of this and even treated family for lunch! Listen, if you're going to IKEA to look or to buy, make it an event! Take a break from the shopping, and get a cheap and delicious meal! read more

We came here about a week or two ago. We ordered the lemon salmon, lox, meatballs and panini. The meatballs had a strangely smooth texture. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. I liked the salmon just because I like salmon. The panini wasn't very good. I mean I don't know what you can expect eating at Ikea. It's cafeteria style. They offer a Swedish dinner for Christmas! That's pretty interesting. read more

Deliciously cheap breakfast? Why yes, please. Where else can you go to have scrambled eggs, bacon and sauteed breakfast potatoes for 99 cents?! Also, if you sign up for one of their free IKEA Family Cards (from any of the kiosks throughout the place) then you get a free cup of coffee each time you stop by, which, is awesome. If you ever find yourself in the area before 11, make sure you peruse the breakfast options. It's cheap, delicious and filling. I added on a dollar to my meal, and the french toast sticks were definitely worth it. (For only $1.99!) They have other food deals on Mondays through Thursday - they're listed here: http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_US/IKEA_Food/index.html Also, as I'm sure everyone else has posted about - their Swedish Meatball plate is super yummy. Especially when you toss on an extra 10 meatballs for $1! I'll be back. read more

IKEA Restaurant - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

Great food and value. Plant based meatballs were delicious. Loved the pear cider. Can't go wrong if you are nearby or shopping here.

The salmon was fishy/unfresh tasting and hard to choke down. Also, I found the side of lingonberry to be bitter and disgusting. To be fair, I assume it's just not a taste that I'm accustomed to. Veggie medallion (kind of a stepped-up, superior hash brown) was absolutely delicious. I could eat those day and night. Their Swedish meatballs weren't bad, but the gravy was too salty for me. Same with the sauce on the salmon. The cafeteria is very clean though. Also, prices are affordable. read more

IKEA Restaurant - Swedish meatballs (kid's portion) and baked salmon.  They look better than they taste, especially the fish which wasn't fresh. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

Love their Food Court! Reasonably priced and great taste! Great feed for the whole family!

Meh...I've heard a lot about IKEA's food, funny huh as it's a furniture store! Lol I don't really shop there, but my house is furnished and I have other little shops I enjoy shopping at. But my sister was passing through town and had a coupon to use and she really wanted to try the Swedish meatballs! They were tasty, and so were the other items we consumed. Trendy little spot to eat and good enough food for a furniture store. read more

Ikea Swedish meatballs are like costco hot dogs. Have to get them whenever you go. Not the best, but its pretty much tradition at this point. The swedish meatball with the gravy and cranberry sauce is probably the only thing good on their menu. Garlic toast was ok. Salmon meatballs were dry. Mac and cheese was not good at all. read more

Food was weirdly cold. Yes it's cheap, but what what long-term cost? One of the up sides of eating here though is that you can try those veggie balls before purchasing them to see if you'd like them, even if they are barely warmed. read more

Always love coming to ikea and like the Swedish meatballs. Glad to be back visiting friends.

Really not bad. For a restaurant inside of a furniture store, the food is pretty good. The menu isn't very big, but they do have good variety. Of course you should try IKEA's famous Swedish meatballs, which are really good. All of their food is pre-cooked, but kept warm, so it still tastes fresh when you order it. Everything is pretty fast, but not necessarily fast food. Yes, they have items like chicken strips that might be considered fast food, but they also have roasted salmon and broiled beef roast. They don't serve coca cola or Pepsi products, which I'm happy about. They have their own brand of sodas which are low in sugar and crappy ingredients. If you're in IKEA shopping, definitely give the food a try. read more

A visit to IKEA is never complete until you order Swedish meatballs for lunch. Good thing to note is that they now have chicken and veggie meatballs to cater to the diverse clientele. Bad news is I think they increased their prices and lowered the number of meatballs to dish. But I still state that a visit to IKEA is never complete until you order some meatballs. read more

The food is pretty mediocre, at least for this vegetarian. You know, 4 hour old pasta on the steam table and garlicless garlic bread kind of stuff, but boy is this joint popular. The fruit water dispenser is a big thumbs up. Big thumbs down to keeping the cole slaw uncovered in the same fridge case with salmon. Cole slaw should NEVER have a fishy taste Inedible. Super clean and nice staff dressed in awful shirts. Did I mention that it is super popular. Suburbs ‍ read more

After spending time searching for a chair to replace the one that broke first "at Home then at IKEA and not finding what we wanted we decided to grab a bite to eat at the IKEA restaurant. I have to say I enjoyed the food @ IKEA more then shopping at IKEA. I had the Swedish meatballs that came with mashed potatoes, gravy and vegetables for $4.99. (sorry Sarah S., inflation catches up to everything the price went up from your $3.99 post in 2012). Even so you will really have a hard time finding a better deal. We went just before 5pm and they seemed to be out of everything unfortunately or fortunately in this case they we're out of the vegetables so they substituted quinoa w/asparagus, red peppers & zucchini (my good fortune as the quinoa was tasty. You really have a hard time finding a better deal. My wife had the kids meal for $2.49 so dinner for both of us was less then $8.00. Now that's a value meal. read more

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Extremely rude customer service at the front desk at returns. We ordered some shelves, after waiting 15 mins in line for them they ordered the wrong ones for us, when we went back to return them they said we had to wait in line again and order new ones, and then wait in line AGAIN to pick them up. The lady at the credit kiosk was extremely rude to us when we explained the situation and ignored us completely. Friday, Dec 4th, 1:20 pm. Not shopping here again. Train your employees Ikea! read more

Great deals on meats including those for kids in the main restaurant. Better than a restaurant in a store has any right to be really and the little place on the way out also ticks the box of cheap yummy soft ice cream. read more

Timothy is the friendliest person working at ikea! He is knowledgeable on all menu items, gave a recommendation of the veggie dog when the hot dogs were sold out and it was great! We have seen him work every station! Great service thanks Timothy! read more

Stopped by Ikea and didn't think of coming here to eat but after a couple of hours of shopping it hungry. Had the veggie balls, lentils and a salad. Everything tastes great. The service was nice and the checkout was fast. Will come back. read more

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I'm so upset that they added side veggies to the meatballs plate. And how rude of them to reduce the amount of meatballs! Damn, I remember the days where I used to enjoy at least 15 meatballs with lots of mashed potatoes and the nice gravy on top. But nah, economy .. you know. Supply and demand .. you know. P.S the pulled pork with fries was pretty good, eh! Also, you guys should check out the first floor cafe too. They have pretty good stuff down there. I got an ice cream and a friend got a slushee. They also have a very popular and cheap cinnamon buns and some fast food. read more

Is the food at the Ikea Cafe blow you away, out of the water great? Not really, but that is not really a surprise. We wanted to get a snack before starting our shopping and they had broccoli cheese soup. All the dishes out were clean, the person working the register was friendly and I could fuel up for shopping. Convenient, decently priced, tastes decent. read more

When people say "never settle for less' I just can't help but roll my eyes. Motivational propaganda. Sure, there's nothing wrong with seeing your value and wanting to make the most of it, but let's all be realistic here- not every day can crepes and creme brulee. Some days are gonna be microwaved day-old coffee and some days are 99 cent breakfast and lingonberry drink from Ikea Cafe and ya know what? I rather like those days and I'm not ashamed to admit it. The deal is pretty good here. If you sign up for the totally free Ikea family card (like a Jewel or Dominicks reward card) you get free coffee and tea in the 3rd floor cafe and if you come to Ikea knowing you're going to spend over $100, you might as well grab your family and haul ass to the cafeteria line where they serve breakfast, lunch and dinner because when you check out with your Ikea goods, they'll deduct your entire meal receipt from your goods receipt. The food really isn't bad. It's Market Day. Seriously, I'll bet Ikea foods and Market day foods come from the same magical frozen and dry goods food factory... or at least the french toast sticks do. I'll warn you that if you're going for broke at the cafe because you want to get your money's worth knowing you'll be dropping a Benji on affordable, mid-quality, assembly-required goods- Good luck. My party of two ate our hearts out and total came to $5.22. I don't know how it's so cheap. It's gotta be like 85% sawdust at that price, but I swear to god, it tastes just as good as something that's only 15% sawdust. My advice is to fill up on the pre-packaged goods at the cafe. Some of the stuff they sell at the lower level food is available in third floor cafe- the bottle beverages that look like juice or soda but you just don't know because Ikea gives the oh-so descriptive title of 'drink' and the Ikea brand chocolate bars as well as the rolls of cookies are all up for grabs to add to your soon-to-be-free meal. I don't know if it's kosher to leave the restaurant and cafe area with food you purchased in there and fully intend on bootlegging home, but just bring a big purse and it should be all good. One last notable is that you get to eat off some of Ikea's finest wares, so if you wanted to know what their coffee mug or silverware felt like in active, you can test drive it all here. read more

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This restaurant is conveniently located in the store. The food is a lot like the furniture they sell: cheap, Swedish inspired, mass produced, and poor to acceptable quality. They do offer wine and beer also but chances are if you are here you drove so not the best idea, and when you get home you'll need a clear head to assemble their stuff. HaHa read more

Whenever I'm at IKEA and my friends don't know where I've wandered off to, they know to find me in the food court. I really wish there was a store in the city -- or just the food court, lol. I am obsessed with their Swedish meatballs and lingonberry jelly. They're so addictive and cheap for a whole plate which come with mashed potatoes! Near the exits, you'll find a refrigerated area where you can purchase frozen meatballs, lingonberry jelly and whole mess of other items to take home. Don't forget about the 2 for $1 hotdogs, ice cream and cinnamon rolls on your way out as well! Oh and they've got a pretty good selection of cheap home furnishings too. read more

I can't tell if my memory of how good the IKEA cafeteria food was is off or if the quality has gone down. It could be a little of both; nonetheless, I enjoyed dinner here, though the meatballs were not as satisfying as they once were. We tried both the original meatballs and the chicken meatballs. We thought the original were better. The veggies were what you'd probably imagine, but the salmon was much better than I expected. Their desserts are crazy good. I absolutely loved the Cheesecake, though I wish they'd still had more of the marzipan that day. My Husband was a fan of the Chocolate Cake, but it came off as incredibly bitter after the lingonberry sauce and fruit juice. After the other sugary substances wore off, it tasted really sweet. 2 adults with 3 entrées, sides, desserts and drinks spent under $30. That's hard to beat these days, and you'll need sustenance after an epic IKEA trip. read more

Is it cliche to want to say I really like the meatballs at Ikea? I mean EVERYONE talks about them and a lot of people have tried them. But, I do have a love hate relationship with them. Love, because aside from the fact they just taste so damn good, I really like the gravy and berry sauce (ooh yeah) served with them. I wouldn't suggest heading for the meatballs 15 minutes to close, because they can be a bit tired and overcooked. The mashed potatoes tasted different...better...this time around. Perhaps I was starving, but I could actually see potato skins in there. Hate, because a regular order can be shared, and I usually end up eating only a few after my son gets to them. But there's always the chicken! If you haven't discovered the french fries and chicken yet, the fries are honestly some of my favorite. They are crispy and flavorful. Up there on my top french fry favorite list (which I should start btw). Family of four for $15 or less. Full-size (regular) order of chicken and fries plus one meatball plate, two milks, and typically my husband gets veggies. Of course we share everything at our table, including the fountain drink (free refills!). It's not a fancy restaurant, but it's sure a great place to eat cheap and not feel like you got ripped off. If you don't have the patience to wait or the upstairs cafe is closed, the main floor pantry and cafe has killer deals on hot dogs and pizza for the kiddos.The catch is that you'll most likely have to stand to eat them. Literally only four or five tables. Some don't even have chairs. Don't miss out on the chocolate bars here. Just don't! read more

What a unique cafe! Various Swedish inspired dishes - salmon, Swedish meatballs, specialty desserts, and Nordic sparkling water. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I wish we could have tried breakfast - Swedish pancakes and waffles looked amazing! I had the salmon that was served with a lemon dill sauce, mixed veggies, and a broccoli potato patty. Great flavors and tasted like a homemade meal and only cost $8.00... that's a steal in Chicago! Definitely check it out if you get a chance! read more

This IKEA Restaurant is a must visit! Their food is so amazing! You can find here many phenomenal food and all of the food on their menu is worth the price. They have the best Meatballs in this area, it is so tasty, delicious, and it has a unique taste. They also have mashed potatoes that is so lit and has a big difference compared to mashed potatoes of other food store. You can try their desserts and different beverages. Everything on their menu is worth to buy and try. IKEA is so great not only for furniture, electronics, appliances, but they are also great in food, they offer so amazing dishes, and that is so cool. You all must stop by at this location so that you can also try their quality and unique food. You will absolutely love all of the food on the menu. Especially the meatballs and desserts. This IKEA is cheaper than other stores around. Very convenient. This place is so huge, clean, nice, and bright. They have parking lot, clean public restrooms, and their interior has a great vibe. The atmosphere is so relaxing. Perfect place to spend some time with friends and family. They are so easy to find, so near to any area, and their location is perfect. IKEA is such an amazing restaurant I have ever been to. Thank you IKEA! Thank you for wonderful service and experience! Keep it up! Thank you! read more

What better way to spend a day at IKEA than eat at the restaurant where your food is free with a $100+ purchase? The dining process is a bit strange to the newcomer, but it's essentially a cafeteria style process. You park your cart outside of the dining area, grab a cart and put some trays on it, look at the overhead signs, and line up under the sign which indicates which meal you want. Surrounding you are additional options like bottles of milk, sparkling pear/apple juice, Naked juice, and much more. (For adults, beer and wine!) It's kept very clean and there are a lot of options/combos to choose from. When you get all the food you want, step into one of the cashier lines, grab some IKEA utensils and silverware, pay, and find a table to dine at. Don't forget to grab dessert! All the food is arranged neatly and tastes pretty good for such low prices. If you like it, the same foods/ingredients are sold on the first floor grocery area, including the meatballs, sauces, lingonberry jams, drinks, desserts, and even salmon! It's nice that IKEA lets you test their silverware and food items so you know what you're buying. The grocery area also has a little cafe that offers 50 cent hot dogs, froyo, and cinnamon rolls. When you're done eating, you clean up after yourself, and proceed to continue shopping all in the same building! Surprisingly, the self clean up works on the honor system and people are really good about it because the dining area is quite clean. I'd give IKEA's restaurant five stars, but the lines can become hectic and confusing with crowds, and there isn't any order to it. This can get a bit annoying at times, which until fixed, perhaps with the addition of line making posts, deducts a star. Cool note: IKEA has holiday celebrations like the Midsummer Smorgasbord, which is an all you can eat buffet event and it has games and raffles for children. Something fun to attend if you have time! read more

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