IKEA Restaurant

jason yonano

Fresh and pretty good. But kinda pricey for what I had. Honestly not bad price for a meal, but I would have spent a little more for a bit better. Desserts were good though.

Jennifer Peterson

Stopped while we shopped. It was my first time eating there. Highly recommend the meatball meal. The desserts were great. I had a almond pie, delicious 😋. The truffle was good, you could taste the coffee. Reasonably priced. Shared lunch with my daughter, we were both full. It was the right amount of food.

Iliya Petrow

I always wanted to try the food here and finally had the chance to. This overall experience is this: if you are in the store shopping, go ahead and eat here. Otherwise there are probably better places to eat in the area. The line was short and the people serving you are nice. The food is not bad, but not great. The broccoli cheddar soup is for sure not worth getting. They had no more salads left even though it was 6 pm on a Saturday. But most importantly the portions are really small. This is not the place to fill up on food if you’re starving.

Quan Le

Some of the food was tastier than I would expect, such as Chicken Tender and Fries, Swedish meatballs, and Marzipan, which was pretty delicious with vanilla custard filling with a layer of berry jam coated in light strawberry marzipan. The Chicken fries dish had crisp well-seasoned skin, rendered of excess fat, and yet still moist and tender inside. The Swedish meatball with creamy sauce had a unique flavor which is worth a try. Other dishes like Braised beef, which was quite dried, corn bread, and chocolate cake are just mediocre. However, the price of the meal was very reasonable, ranging from $1 to $8 with the big-enough portion for lunch. The fountain sodas were $1, free refill. All in all, this restaurant is doing its job so good as to keep the customers stay inside IKEA as long as possible.