They are sadly understaffed here. People are quite patient, given the long lines to get food. Limited items on the shelf (cakes and sandwiches). Part of the seating area was closed off and the remaining tables were not cleaned. They ran out of both decaf and regular coffee (the regular coffee was later refilled). This is a shortcoming of management and I feel sympathetic to the staff. We had the Swedish meatball platter and a smoked salmon salad platter. The food was fine, everything tasted as expected. read more

IKEA - Scandinavian Near Me - Elizabeth, New Jersey

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Had a blast here as usual. What's not to love about ikea?! The food was good & convenient. The selection of houseware and furniture was amazing as usual. Loved all the ideas I got for organizing my home and what to do about my small closet problem. I ordered over 1k worth of stuff and the shipping was only $98. Hope this info helps anyone curious about shopping costs. Not bad at all. read more

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Haven't been to IKEA probably in over 15 years. Went on a Friday morning a little after opening and felt like we had the place to ourselves. We went to search for a bookcase that would hold records and books. They had a few different options. We were lucky to have Lucia help us with a design of the bookshelf we picked out. She was great, very friendly and most importantly patient with us as we switched the design around a few times. She was a pleasure to work with and an asset to the company. We stopped in the market for a quick bite, couldn't leave without having their Swedish meatballs. And still after so many years taste amazing! Everyone that we encountered were very nice and happy to help! Can't wait until our bookshelf arrives and gets assembled! read more

IKEA - Swedish meatballs - Scandinavian Near Me - Elizabeth, New Jersey

It is really dumb to have additional items past the checkout lane and have an extra checkout lane there for those items but have no one working... To further have closed lanes when you have an insane amount of people handled by a few. Open it all and keep people at the extra checkout, and if your customers have extra impulse items beyond the checkout - only to have to return to the back of the line because those items were not where intended and then close that extra checkout is stupid. Especially, after walking the facility and shopping for hours. It would be far better to have those items throughout the store and then at the checkout in the lanes for purchase. read more

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Great place to hang out while you check out what furniture is needed at home. Ikea is known to have cheap price, easy to assemble, and somehow average lasting furniture The assembly of the furniture can be done by yourself most of the times as the steps are simple and the guides are very straightforward... Unless you are lazy and hire someone else to do it for you This store is organized, clean, a rat maze, and its staff are really helpful but scarce... While and after your shop experience, you may be able to enjoy some great and cheap food that this place can offer read more

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Wow prices have really gone up at IKEA! Stopped in for a therapeutic browse and ended up visiting their cafe. Their offerings were slim as it was evening time but I must say their chicken tenders and fries were pretty good! Very clean surroundings. Their desserts looked like they were sitting out for a minute...so I opted for their version of a twix candy bar which was perfect! It was pretty empty so checkout was a breeze read more

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Here are the pros and the cons of this IKEA in Elizabeth, NJ. First off,the location is located right down the block from a major Trucking Hub and it's extremely difficult to get in or out during the morning and around 3:30p in the afternoon.It's wall-to-wall tractor trailers who don't let you in,or let you out to leave. It's seems difficult to get in to the left lane to get on a major highway because they block the intersections. You possibly could sit there for awhile.There's never any cops to help manage the congestion. That being said, once in there's plenty of free parking.It's very kid friendly.This place is a gigantic warehouse. Stuffed animals in bins all over. IKEA also has shopping carts to walk around with. There's 2 floors and they have elevators. They can accommodate wheelchairs. The way they have it set up, you enter on one side of the building,and leave on the other side. In order to check out you must walk all the way around. The aisles are self checkout. It's a tremendous amount of walking so wear comfortable shoes. This IKEA has everything you could ever want for your home,bedroom, kitchen, and more. From dishes, pots & pans, organizational items, plants, furniture for the nursery, children's rooms, or adult's rooms. They have accessories to accompany them. They sell complete kitchens and have Kitchen items galore. They have Armoires of all kinds, shapes and sizes. Perfect for small apartment to big houses or large open spaces and lofts.They come in several colors. IKEA even sell frozen foods and bakery goods. There's a Food Court to order their famous Swedish Meatballs and other foods . ( I did not try any of their food .) You can eat in or take it out. You have a choice of either taking the furniture home with you if you have the right transportation or you can have it shipped for a fee. If you need it assembled, it can be arranged for another fee . The smaller items you can take right away. The staff was very friendly, one gentleman even walked us to the area that we were having a hard time finding. You place your order with a staff member they put it in the computer and give you a slip and then you go downstairs and pay. My boyfriend had his order shipped and it was delivered on the correct day and time as promised. I personally have some pieces of IKEA furniture for 20 years already. It's made very well for what it is. There was so much to see it's overwhelming. The best part about this IKEA is there's only 3% sales tax because it's considered a distressed area. If you're first starting out or need some reasonable things for your home, apartment, office, kitchen and more this is definitely the place to come. They have tons and tons of beautiful displays. Everything is priced just right. read more

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My last review was a while ago. Nothing has changed. Still the same ol Ikea. Employees used to be everywhere but they're scarce now. Still willing to help and very friendly but you have to seek them out nowadays. read more

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Man, these meatballs are so overrated. If I didn't get the combo that comes with mashed potatoes and gravy, I'd be dying from the salt content. They do have at least a nice texture with some char and crunch on the outside. Not sure why there's cranberry sauce. Do they think it's Thanksgiving? Where's the turkey? The mac and cheese had less cheese than flour and literally was super pasty and didn't have much flavor. Much like the furniture, it looks good in pictures, but not great quality in practice. I came a bit late so they were rushing to close up shop and even started turning off the soda machines. I think the sodas are the best tasting thing here. Pear soda is delicious and probably gives diabetes for how sweet it is. The cola tastes kind of weird, so I'd stay with the juices. I'll probably never eat at IKEA again, even if they have frozen meatballs to buy separately. Leave it to the Italians. read more

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Food (4/5): Overall pretty good food. I enjoyed the meatball plate and the lemon crusted cod. I didn't like the Salmon because it was extremely dry and tough. I was surprised by this because we arrived around 10:15am when Ikea just opened and would've assumed the salmon would've been fresh. Also got the tenders plate which was pretty good. Service (5/5): The servers were friendly and helpful they also gave me a cup for water. No issues with the service and most people were friendly. The people in the store in general also seemed helpful. Ambiance (5/5): The store layout can be overwhelming initially but once you figure out that it's a bidirectional path for different sections, it ends up being better. It is a bit confusing and not like any other store. Overall though great ambiance, giant store, and amazing amount of options. read more

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Placed an online order for small household items for pickup at the Paramus store and the entire transaction went well. Make sure to bring your own bags. After picking up, walked through the store and bought a table, had some Swedish meatballs in the cafeteria and a cup of coffee. Wish Ikea was closer! read more

After taking care of some shopping in nearby jersey gardens mall my brother and I moseyed on over to Ikea for some grub. Man, was the cafeteria popping as we made a bee line to join the masses. We sprung for the daim cake- tasty enough, but sadly not as good as I remember. My bro got the classic meatballs and said they were good. I ordered the chicken tendies which were satisfactory for the price. The fries were solid albeit lukewarm, as was the rest of the food. Did not care for the peas, I feel like they're more decorative than tasty. The staff here, despite being completely inundated, were still customer service oriented. My brother and I paid for drinks but the coveted lingonberry and raspberry drinks were plain water and seltzer. After finishing our meals we braved the lines at the food court check-out to explain to the cashier our dilemma. She was understanding and called her supervisor over to process the refund for our taste-less drinks. She refunded the cost and told us that we can purchase the lingonberry syrup in the marketplace, which was nice to know. read more

IKEA - Scandinavian Near Me - Elizabeth, New Jersey

I like this location. It's always clean. 5 stars for the friendly food server I had last Sunday. I bought a dresser here and even opened the box to only realize it wouldn't fit. This place took it back no problem! read more

You go here for Swedish meatballs, and now they have vegan ones (!!!) One of the neat things about this particular IKEA Restaurant is that, due to its close proximity to the Newark airport, you can see low flying planes pass by while dining there. read more

Hands down the best experience I had buying furniture. I ordered an entire closet system on Sunday morning and by 4:30pm it was delivered to my second floor apartment by two very professional and accommodating gentlemen . Never had delivery service like this ... I think IKEA just became my favorite .. read more

Was at Ikea Cafe few days ago and the wait was 30 minutes in a line that didn't seem to move! Short staffed and only one person doing all the orders. If you wanted to get something to eat and shop there you had no other choice but to deal with it. After waiting almost 35 mins with no choices of dessert except for 2 types of cake out. The cake I bought was very stale and hard! A family sitting next to me had the same issue. Restaurant is very nice and clean. The service and management need a lot of work. read more

I keep coming back here. It's so convenient and close to Jersey Garden mall, and many members of my immediate family like to come here occasionally to get Swedish meatballs. The foods could be more consistent. Some days food is excellent, and some days food is not. We went today, and the food was good. We love getting Swedish meatballs, and coffee is good here. You have to try it yourself to see food is good here. But store wise. No complains. They have all different furniture that you can easily set up and use. I also like to walk through this maze-like setup, I get a nice walking distance going through from beginning to end, and the view from the cafeteria is not bad either, you get to see the airport where you see airplanes take off and land. read more

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First time at this IKEA location. Like traditional IKEA fashion, the store is laid out as a single pathway, giving you the opportunity to peruse through each display room and shopping section. You do have the option to make shortcuts if you please. I enjoyed my experience and spent just over 3 hours in there! I came for funzies and to grab a few house things. It was a busy Sunday though so it became crowded and often times overstimulating for me. With a bit of narrow space between aisles, I found it difficult to maneuver my cart (particularly downstairs) with all types of obstacles in the way. About halfway through the "path" you can find the cafeteria! Meticulously located so you get hungry on the way there, stop for yummy food and a drink, and then walk off to digest as you complete the store. For the price and experience, it was great. The menu is simple but has something for everyone, and prices are well worth it. Paid $25 to feed two hungry people. Not the best view from the cafeteria, but here and there you can catch a plane take off from EWR which is kinda cool. While it can get a little crazy inside with everyone running around, you just can't beat the unique magic that IKEA has to offer read more

IKEA - Salmon salad, Swedish meatballs, side of Mac and cheese, apple dessert bar - Scandinavian Near Me - Elizabeth, New Jersey

In the two years since making the Ikea in Elizabeth, New Jersey, my primary store, I've experienced a noticeable decline in the way the restaurant operates. Sure, the Swedish meatballs are still delicious (when available) and there are some great kid-friendly meal options, but the training and the operations behind the counter seem to have taken a turn for the worst. For example, on a recent visit, the cashier didn't seem to understand the idea that water is free, trying to charge me the price of a soda for simple tap water. "It comes out of the same fountain as the soft drinks," she tried to argue. When I noted that the Ikea sign above the fountain states that there is no charge for water (along with free refills for coffee and soft drinks), she had me ask the manager to resolve the issue. Not a big deal in itself, but it's one of the most basic pieces of information that a cashier should know, and a considerable inconvenience when trying to also feed and watch two small children. Next, spills near the soda fountain don't seem to be routinely mopped up. On my last visit, my foot went skidding across the slick floor while walking to get a drink. If not for my extraordinary agility and cat-like reflexes, I might've busted a hip! One side of the soda fountain worked sporadically, which is why I had to walk around the Bermuda Triangle-like area to get water. (Yes, it's free.) Finally, how does an eatery known for its Swedish meatballs run out of Swedish meatballs at 11 a.m. on a Sunday? It's as if there was no way to know that shoppers would arrive at the story, they might be hungry, and they might be interested in Swedish meatballs. OK, it happens, I guess. Also, how do you stop serving breakfast at 11 a.m. when the store opens at 10 a.m.? As an alternative, I thought I'd get the kids plain noodles. Nope, not today. Mac and cheese is also a good option. Can I get that? "We ran out yesterday," came the reply. Who runs out of mac and cheese? It's noodles, people! It's tough to write such a review because I love Ikea and I enjoy going to the restaurant, but I've had more pleasant experiences at McD's. Plus, at the fast-food chain, you don't have to deal with dining among the shopping carts. On the bright side, the Swiss-made coffee machine now offers latte, cappuccino and espresso options, as well as regular coffee. In a nod to environmental concerns (or to cut costs), there are no paper cups for ketchup and other condiments, and drinking straws are no longer provided (though the store sells them). Will I return? Most likely, but I'll do so warily. Hej Då! My previous review: It's a decent place to grab a bite during a respite in your Ikea shopping frenzy -- when it's open. While I recently learned that kids eat free on Tuesdays, the one Tuesday I went with one of my kids -- and hungry, mind you -- I was met with a sign that said the restaurant (really, I had thought of it as more of a cafeteria) was closed. No explanation, just closed. That bit. On a subsequent visit, during which the kids had cold chicken and a mountain of macaroni and cheese, which were serviceable, I ordered the baby back ribs, easily one of the most expensive menu items at a whopping $7.99. (No, I'm not a Rockefeller!) They were anemic, at best, though well seasoned. Not much meat on the ribs meant that I had more food (sauce) on my hands and face than in my belly. I skipped the fries, which were a five-minute wait (at lunchtime!) and opted for the steamed veggies, which took a bit of guilt off the meal. The Swedish meatballs were exactly what I had expected: Flavorful, juicy and filling. The lingonberry sauce and mashed potatoes, as well as the meatballs, are the absolute best you can get next to Newark Airport. I have ZERO doubt about that. Yum! read more

During dinner time, only one side of the counter was open. The staff members weren't the brightest, which you must tell them exactly what you wanted to get! If you tell them "double meatballs" instead of "meatballs with extra", they will give you 2 orders of meatballs....... The PRINSESS cream cake was super sweet. I was only able to take one bite. Meatballs, medallions, and fries were my go-to items here. read more

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I paid for a product and was told to wait while someone would get it for me. So, I stood in the store for an hour and a half, staring at these lazy employees, waiting for them to finally hand me the product I paid for. Terrible service, awful and lazy staff, and when questioned, no one knew anything! Stay away from this terrible store. read more

One of the worst ikea I've been to, (except for the friendly staff, the staff was pretty great). We came early June 2023. It was a very hot day and there was almost no AC. The whole family was uncomfortable, we couldn't believe how warm it was in the store. The layout of the store is unnecessarily difficult to navigate. Its common at other locations to have to pass a showroom to get to the cafeteria, at this location you have to go through a bit of the showroom to reach the cafe. This is already frustrating but more frustrating when you're traveling with children and a family member with a handicap. The cafeteria food which is pretty consistently pleasant in most ikeas (I've visited in multiple states) was the worst I've had. Hard, unbreakable salmon. Hard chicken tenders, hard meat ball. The food just wasn't fresh and up to par with what I expect from Ikea. We traveled out of our way while en route to another state to stop here as a family to surprise our kids and get them stuffed animals, lunch and some ice cream. Of course the ice cream was not available / or the machine was not working. To check out they made everyone do it themselves in an area that definitely had no AC. We're all sweating. We bought dozen of little cups and had to put a bunch of them in manually or in groupings, while an employee stood over everyone's shoulders and watched. Employees all around, none of the registers open. I don't understand this. All of the customers standing around in long lines, holding their items, sweating, trying to check themselves out while dropping items and just looking as flustered as us. It doubled our time getting our of the store. Then we finally step out from the closest exit and its no where near the entrance and where we parked and they have a barrier to prevent the cart from leaving the area near the exit, so you have to either go get your car or carry all your items over the barrier in the open, hot parking lot. It was truly awful and in no way geared toward ease for the customer and / or did not put customer experience in mind. Will never return to this location. read more

Love going to ikea This one is good Not very busy so that makes shopping fast The restaurant is good read more

April 16, 2024: It's a great looking store. This IKEA in Elizabeth, NJ like all IKEAs including the Paramus one, feels like a video game. It's like a maze that goes from furnitures, dining stuff, bedroom stuff, etc. You have to get through 26 levels to get to the exit of store. read more

No frills, affordable, quick bites kinda deal. Swedish meatballs is one of our favorite things to get here. It comes with mashed potatoes and lingonberry sauce. The set up is like a cafeteria. Grab your tray, order your food, and pay at the end. There is quite a bit of seating here but depending on when you come, it can be a bit difficult to find. IKEA does get very busy on weekends. Cashiers are friendly enough and quick. read more

My experience at IKEA restaurant was pretty good. The prices were very reasonable. As a vegetarian, I ordered the Veggie Balls, Mac and Cheese kids meal, and Crunchy Almond Cake. Unfortunately they did not have the curry sauce for the Veggie Balls, so they were served with beans and plain mashed potatoes. I got fries with the Mac and cheese. The fries were tasty but were a bit cold. The Mac and cheese was not good, I have had better at fast food establishments. I thought the Veggie Balls had a great flavor even without the sauce. The almond cake was good after eating more of it, but I don't think it was anything super special. All of these items can be found in the Food Market near the checkout area as well. It was nice to sit by the window and see the planes taking off too, and overall my experience at IKEA was memorable! read more

IKEA - Veggie Balls - Scandinavian Near Me - Elizabeth, New Jersey

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Food: My favorite thing to get is of course the meat balls. After a long day of walking around and looking at amazing spaces playing house those meatballs hit the spot. I also had the ribs and they are actually really good. Don't expect a smokehouse southern style experience. They are soft and tender with a great sweet BBQ sauce on them. It's above average if you want to give them shot. Brew: No beer here but you gotta love the unlimited soft drinks so buy one cup and share. read more

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There is no denying, i love IKEA or atleast i loved IKEA. Till last week, when I found out IKEA was charging me for products more than their own stores price tag. I was at the IKEA Elizabeth, NJ store when I purchased among other things, a shower curtain. Now, I usually don't tend to remember the cost of items, but this one I remembered coz I had opted to pick a cheaper one than the one I liked. So, I am at the billing counter and when the lady at the counter scanned the barcode for the product, instead of the $9.99 price shown under the product shelf, a $12.99 appeared. Curious, I enquired why this was shown. She informed me that it was $12.99 and I was mistaken. I marched to the "customer support" desk few steps away and stated my claim. The IKEA staff member responded that I must have gotten confused with the multi-digit code which IKEA uses for its product and I have paid the correct price of $12.99. She insisted IKEA NEVER gets these things wrong and said she would honor my claim if I were to give a picture of price tag as proof. So, that's what I did. I went inside, traversing the IKEA maze, to find the price tag again, verifying the multi-digit code and capturing the picture. I got back to the customer support with the picture. While the customer support member gave me the refund without any argument, I wonder how many products I must have overpaid, because I don't compare the listed price and one on the receipt. read more

IKEA - Scandinavian Near Me - Elizabeth, New Jersey

Grimey. Hairy wheels on dining carts - literally hairballs on every single cart wheel. The meatballs were great as usual, however the Seasonal vegetables (cauliflower and carrots) were still frozen in the middle. Oh - and the soda machines are more carbonated than usual - 3/4 of the glass is foam! read more

IKEA - Hairy wheels! - Scandinavian Near Me - Elizabeth, New Jersey

Ended up here to kill time before our flight at Newark. Pros: Great children's section taking up a decent part in the cafeteria- a lot of simple wall mounted toys (ie gears, simple mechanics, sliding beads) under a tree structure with little tot size chairs. Sunny, greenhouse-like cafeteria seating with fairly new seating Overall better condition than the IKEA I've been subject to in the Bay Area Cons: What you'd expect of most ikeas- labyrinth like store layout, cheap quality, inefficiency of finding specific things in the store read more

Odd place. Cheap products, mostly NOT from Sweden, from that other country in the far east. But they have clever names to make you think they didn't come out of a Chinee factory. One long path through the entire store...sort of a like a bad Disney ride with no way to get off. Great marketing...I guess...not. Checkout is AWFUL. so slow, not friendly. This is a glorified Walmart. read more

After getting lost in the Labyrinth for a few hours, and fighting through the crowds that stands by the front door, the food wasn't bad. The food was fresh and surprisingly good for a store cafeteria and they even have vegan options. Everything was clean and the staff was very friendly. We tried a few different Swedish meatballs, the salmon balls, and veggie balls looked and tasted very similar besides the slight salmon taste. The Plant based Swedish Balls have a slight Apple taste but I still preferred the veggie ones. If you are hungry def check it out because you are only half way done with the Labyrinth by the time you get to the cafeteria. read more

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It's 99 cents regular breakfast and free coffee. No one can beat this deal! Regular Breakfast is 2 link sausages and scrambled eggs and potatoes. For a dollar extra, u can add on the 3 piece French toast. They also have Swedish american breakfast for $2.99 which is really their regular breakfast with Swedish pancakes. They also have waffles for a dollar. They also have desserts out, salads, bagels, garlic bread, cornbread, cinnamon buns, naked juice drinks, etc. My family of 4 came hungry and ate until we are full. All for $13! Certain days, ikea have specials deals on lunch and dinner. Check out their websites and each ikea restaurant have their own deals. read more

IKEA - Scandinavian Near Me - Elizabeth, New Jersey

10 minutes for the Swedish meatballs? The one iconic dish IKEA is known for and they run out?.... the lunch crowd is getting restless. Dining room not cleaned since the breakfast crowd passed through, tables not wiped down. Ice machine not operational so diners are forced to get ice from a less than sanitary plastic trough using a slotted pot spoon...really? Everything from the meatballs to the salmon salad appears smaller, mash instead of young potatoes, over cooked broccoli and beans with the meatballs which just taste different. Fountain drinks watered down to the point of utter tastelessness. Big push on plant based items like vegan "meatballs" and vegetarian burritos With talk of IKEA food labs and stand alone cafes opening in select markets they will have to up their game substantially to make a go at it...... Too bad actually, yet another era has passed. read more

I'm writing this as I sit here and leaving . Let me start by saying I would of left Sooner if I wasn't so hungry but that was a mistake me and my family went to the "restaurant" part and it was still 3 hrs till closing and they didn't want to make chicken tenders for my son they looked like they were just tryin to get rid of everything from earlier .... EVERYTHING was stale the fries hard as rocks and everything was room temp not hot paid $29 for something I could have just bought frozen and eaten at home all the workers on their phones and the fountain drinks are suuuuppppperrrr carbonated and watered down .... Just wow they really just gave up. read more

I love IKEA. My house is 95% IKEA and I love putting IKEA furniture together. On one of my many IKEA visits I had the idea of food. I patiently waited on the line in the packed food court and the closer I got to food the more of the gut feeling I had that this place was dirty. The servers are sketchy. There's food all over the place behind the counter and in the area where people wait in line. The food prep area just didn't look clean so we decided to just turn around and save ourselves the torment of a messed up stomach. The food court won't change my love for IKEA. read more

Decent place for a quick bite before or after walking around. It is cafeteria style, so if you don't want a wrap, someone will be dishing out your portions... Lady was kind of stingy with the gravy on my meatballs, but it was fine... Chicken tenders were ok and French fries were devoured by the little one, so all is right with the world read more

IKEA - He just loves his French fries... Smh - Scandinavian Near Me - Elizabeth, New Jersey

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Some people may be shocked to hear it, but I have actually gone to this IKEA restaurant from time to time just to eat lunch, without actually buying any furniture or household items! Seriously! If you want some tasty, cheap food, it's hard to beat IKEA's basic yet excellent menu. The two dishes I have the most are the salmon with vegetables on the sides. This isn't culinary genius, but the salmon is never dry and tastes good (not *great*, just good) and the veggies on the side are good for what they are. Of course, you don't go to IKEA and not have the awesome Swedish meatballs. For $5 you get a plate of 15 of these babies decked out with gravy, a side of mashed potatoes and the deeeelicious lingonberry sauce on the side (much like a cranberry sauce, with a different flavor). Their desserts are good too, my favorites being their chocolate overload and the apple, yum! The dining area is really nice. One section is lined with large windows that overlook the parking lot and Newark airport. It's kind of relaxing to sit there and watch planes take off and land as you eat. Another section has tables lined up with nice, gentle lighting over them. Recently they've added small plastic plants to every other table. Not particularly "classy", but they add a splash of color. In the past couple years, they've also added a lounge area off to the side of the dining area with couches and chairs that look more suited for you to read in than eat in. It's also worth noting that there are some sections of the dining area set aside for kids. They have bright decorations, more blunted cutlery and even bottle warmers and bibs. I thought these were a nice touch. The facilities are always kept clean and bathrooms are right nearby. The ladies who serve the food have a classic "grumpy lunchlady" face that never fails to make me laugh but the cashiers are super friendly. If you're in Elizabeth shopping at Jersey Gardens Mall or the nearby Toys R Us and want a quick, cheap bite that offers some tastiness, you could do a lot worse than IKEA. read more

I think this was the first time I ate at IKEA. Ooooh, meatballs! Cheap and filling, the meatballs were juicy and the mash potatoes were smooth. I think the lingoberry jam goes great with the meatballs. There's also chicken tenders and fries if you want a variation, pretty standard. Also, unlimited lingoberry juice! Why is this the first time I've heard of lingoberry? read more

I like this little cafeteria. It has windows all around and you can see the planes very close by. I've had a lot of their food, though I noticed that the cashiers never want to swipe your Ikea card. I think there was a contest where you could win $500 and they were trying to keep people out of it. I've had a few of their meals. I liked the roast chicken better than the meatballs. It seemed healthier and less processed. The daily specials are the best deal, so just get whatever the day's special is. On any big shopping weekend, it's usually a free meal weekend. That means if you show your meal receipt to the furniture store cashier, they deduct the amount off your bill. read more