Great place for a break in shopping. Can walk through the showrooms up top, then stop for a meal or snack before heading downstairs. Line for getting food moves pretty quickly. Cafeteria style, so you pick up food and pay on the way out to seating.

2nd floor restaurant offers quick service Got 16 meatballs for $13.77

Finally something that tastes the same overseas and here in the US. Great dish variety and decent to go drink options for a furniture store ;) One thing is that it’s very hard to find a clean table, especially on a weekend. Be prepared to fight for the last napkins

Food was fast and delicious as usual. Took longer to check out than to order and get the food. None of the sodas were working, which is really disappointing because they usually have really good fountain drinks.

One of the most unique dining experiences around! Who would expect to try Swedish food for the first time in a furniture store? The food court is very affordable and gives off school lunch vibes (in a good way). Of course, the legendary Swedish meatballs were the highlight. We tried the plant balls in traditional gravy and vegetable balls in spicy tahini sauce, both were good but the plant balls were superior. Not to mention the very low prices. Makes me want to shop for more furniture just to eat here!

I came right at opening so they were serving breakfast food only (which was what I was hoping for). The eggs and bacon were delicious, but the potatoes had a weird after taste to it. I added some ketchup and that helped mask the weird taste. You bust your own table and grab your own salad and drinks, but they serve up the hot food for you. Extremely affordable and large portion sizes for the price. For two small breakfasts and a cinnamon bun, the total was about $6.50.

The price is something that you cant beat, I did enjoy all what I tasted: * The Swedish Meatballs * Tomato Soup * Salmon with the Scandinavian sauce I should be giving them 5 stars but is still a restaurant inside of a furniture store. So 4 stars it is.

Swedish meatballs are absolutely delicious, we always end up getting the kids meal because it’s the best deal, and also take home a frozen bag to cook at home. Also, their lingonberry juice!!

Never thought I'd be writing a glowing review of a restaurant in a furniture store but... This place is honestly really good. The prices are beyond reasonable, the quality superb, and the whole experience is just all around pleasant from start to finish. I'd almost suggest coming to Ikea mainly for the food 😅

I love the food here. Ordered most of the items in menu. If anyone haven't tried I recommend them to try it at least once. Veg options are very few but available.

The cafe food is delicious as always. They hardly ever disappoint🥰 (There was a very short stint where they were out of pizza and that made me sad, but I was able to get the veggie dogs instead so I was fine😋)

It’s the IKEA cafeteria, so the food is pretty average. The biggest issue is the food is no longer cheap. Except to pay more than $10 for your mean and $2 for your drink. The food isn’t the same when the price is twice what I used to cost. I guess this is no longer a loss leader for IKEA.

Always excellent. Can't go wrong with Swedish meatballs and ligonberry juice.

The only reason I give a 4 for the food is because of the limited choices that I had as a vegetarian. Given Ikea is not a regular restaurant and an in-store convenience, it should be a 4.5. I recommend planning your meal at the store when you plan a long visit covering multiple rooms to be addressed in your home. The vegetarian plate was yummy with a side of vegetable, rice pilaf and curry. I added a side of salad that was just the perfect complement. Way to go IKEA.

Breakfast was free for veterans in celebration for Veterans Day. Roosevelt High School Band were playing music as we devour on breakfast. POW table was set up to memorialized the one's who were not able to join us and their family on this day. Lastly, Sharon, Food Manager, who diligently set up this occasion, a first for Ikea, out did herself. Bravo Zulu Ikea and Sharon for a job well done. 🇺🇲

The plant balls are flavorful, good option if you are looking for a small bite. One plate won't fill you up. Ikea Restaurant is a cafeteria style place that offers vegan options and a plus is free water if you get thirsty during your shopping. They also offer cheap dessert options.

IKEA has some good furniture concepts and reasonable prices for furniture, but my last visit left a bad taste in my mouth because as we approached checkout we saw a huge picture of a bed that we thought was perfect for our daughter, and a really good price in big numbers right next to it, but neither featured a product number so it took us probably fifteen minutes of trying to find it before we figured out that the price was for a different product stocked nearby and they hadn't posted the (admittedly still reasonable) price for the bed, which was out of our budget that visit. Technically, it wasn't false advertising, but it left us with just a bad of an experience.

Affordable,friendly, healthy and delicious selection of foods. All entree from their famous swedish meatballs to pork or salmon are priced $8.99 with 2 side dishes. The selection of dessert are mouth watering. It's located on the 2nd floor of Ikea. All active duty personnel Ikea gives free meal (entree+ salad+fountain drink) from Saturday Nov 8 till Monday Nov 11

The Swedish meatballs are great! Other items are hit or miss. The desserts tend to be more of a miss in the restaurant with the exception of the apple cake. Better to wait and get the frozen yogurt or a cinnamon roll on your way out. All the food is very well priced.

This is the best Swedish restaurant I've ever been to, but I must admit it's the only one. If you want Swedish meatballs and the like , I can't imagine you getting any better than this. And bonus, you could walk out with a table. What other restaurant has that.

Swedish food has little to no taste. Remember, these people came from the cold north where they can barely grown and herbs or seasoning so it will be painted in the food they sell here too. Never go to the buffet they have twice a year. I waited all year to try it and it was the worst $25 I have ever spent before in my life I had to go clock in at work to make the money back because I could never just throw that kind of money away like that. The microwaved chicken tenders are good though.

I haven't been in a long time. I have mobility issues so I got a good walk in. I've never eaten there before & enjoyed the Swedish meatballs.

My son did not like the chicken tenders the had too much breading. Also it is hard to figure out how to get out of there. There were very few employees to direct you and when you called the store you got a recording.

Love everything about the food court: is clean, healthy, fast, friendly staff, and great food quality for a good price.