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I really enjoyed going shopping in IKEA. It's a cheaper way to get some home stuff. When you feel tired or hungry, you can always go to the café to get some food. Swedish meatballs are definitely a must-have when we go to IKEA. Last time, we also tried the strawberry vegan ice cream. I didn't really like it as it was a bit sour and too icy.
Great location to pick up what you need. However currently their entire lower level parking is closed for renovations. Inside, things are bright and clean and well staffed. Their new Circular Hub - formerly the As Is section - is huge! Come here to look for second hand items. The cafe was missing some classics though: cinnamon buns and plant based soft serve. At check-out it's fully self-serve now.
First, let's applaud IKEA for advertising so many plant-based food options in their cafe. Then, let's acknowledge that the only plant-based food option available on this Monday afternoon was a very ho-hum hot dog. The $3 for 2 vegan hot dogs and one Nordic water is a great price - and that's all it's worth. All out of everything else. No lingonberry drink. No pop. No soft serve. And certainly no plant balls (which are available to take home from the freezer case down the hall, and are excellent!) My partner said the lingonberry dairy soft serve was quite good. Ikea - you have all the ideas and none of the execution. 3 stars because the thought counts a little, and the price is always good.
SPECIAL COVID-19 EDITION REVIEW: SAFETY PRACTICES, PROTOCOLS AND MORE. OPEN DURING COVID-19. (Stage 3 of the province of Ontario reopening) This IKEA is located on Queensway near Sherway Gardens. Parking is a bitch, sort of like wonderland except they've completely closed off underground parking and they lead you a certain way in the parking lot, which is very squished. There are arrows bringing most cars who have pre-ordered things online and are ready to be loaded in their car. Just like pre-covid, none of these people can drive and it's really easy to get into an accident around there, so be very careful. When you get to the door, there is security to ensure you have a mask or face covering on. Once you get up the escalator, you can see there are precautions like at help desks, staff have plexiglass, masks and there are signs stopping people from taking shortcuts due to COVID. Once you get to the famous IKEA restaurant, you will find that it is completely closed down due to COVID. However, there are people eating there. How? Peek behind the curtain and you'll find that they're serving IKEA staff only. We didn't know about this and were starving, so I told my girlfriend the food court downstairs is probably open (with hot dogs and whatnot). We get to the end, where we ask a staff member if the tiny restaurant is open. They said it's closed down due to COVID. I find this weird because their restaurant has plexiglass all over it but is NOT being used. Very ... interesting. I would've preferred to go to an actual cashier, however, we were directed to self checkout. There was no option to switch or anything which I found quite odd. Maybe they should ask if someone is comfortable with self checkout before directing them there. Everything seems to be sanitized but I'm quite a germaphobe especially during COVID and instead of self checkouts like at the grocery store where you scan your item over the scanner, they actually have guns you have to hold and press in order to scan an item. That's a negative for sure. Walking back to the car, it seemed like it wasn't worth the trip and we visited a local Cora's after to grab a bite. 3/5
I would say that of all the Ikeas I've been to in the GTA, this one in Etobicoke is the largest and the one with the best availabilities. I was in a dire need of a sit/stand table for work and I went to the one in Vaughan, and it was unavailable, so I went to this one in Etobicoke where not only did I find the item I was looking for in stock but many others on display as well as in stock. This IKEA is very conveniently located, you've to be careful about the parking as most of the parking is either underground or kind of hidden. If you arrive from behind the store, you'll find the open parking which is very convenient. Also, I found out that the employees are more knowledgeable and pay more attention to you. They are more available I would say. I needed one and I found one right there. Ah, how can I forget the meatballs!! Tasty as always. And then the ButterChicken at this location, huh, just don't even try it, you won't be left with a good taste in your mouth. Oh, and a fun fact; did you know that it's not pronounced as ai-key-yah! It's pronounced as Ee-key-ya!!!
This review is solely for IKEA's restaurant here. I don't feel like creating a new listing for it seeing that, as populous as the GTA is, no one else has. This is a weird situation for me. Normally, IKEA stores get 3s and their restaurants get 4s. I haven't bought more than 10 to 20 items from an IKEA store in my life. However, I tend to like their restaurants, more so for their airiness, economy, and efficiency than for food and drink that's memorable. And, if I see one from a freeway, I'll file it away in my head as a food option wherever I may be. Here, the restaurant and the service were just fine, the place's layout and vibe aren't as upbeat as others I've been in, and the food was just okay. I had breakfast here and, while the food tastes and looks like IKEA restaurant food anywhere, the configuration of the platters was different from what I'm used to on this side of the border. I did like that I was able to add vegetable medallions to my platter. I'll eat those at any meal. This IKEA is in Etobicoke, which is basically sandwiched in between Toronto and massive Mississauga. I guess it's considered a nice area and, for an IKEA store to go into a particular market, it seemingly has to have people who are schooled, progressive, and cheap at the same time. That's why you don't see IKEA stores in run-down areas. That said, you can't miss this IKEA since it fronts the QEW. And, since you've seen it, you know that you have to get off this lakefront expressway and negotiate the not so easy on-and-off to get to and from the store. Additionally, the parking lot doesn't breathe quite as well as those in many American locations but, evidently, they've stashed some parking under the store itself. Regardless, my gut told me that both the restaurant and the store were boilerplate okay and that I won't be salivating if ever passing in front of it on the QEW at some point in the future.
The underground parking at this location saved us because it was raining outside and we were concerned how to transfer a sleeping baby into the stroller. We really only came here to eat. I had the salmon with nordic grain, mushroom soup and Daim cake. Ah, a three course meal for $15 and tastes good, what a deal!
I have always been craving for IKEA meatballs and every time I go there I get their meatballs! This time I go, I wanted to try something a little bit different. Their PLANT BALLS, i wanted to see what's the difference between the plant balls and the meatballs. They are both yummy but plant balls are just a bit soft on the outside. Their berries sauce is very good as usual. However, the environment is pretty messy and tables are not clean. Also my brother got a coke to go with his meatballs but when I looked into the cup, there are oil in the coke which is very unpleasant to look at.. overall it's still yummy and good portion.
When you enter IKEA, you must brace yourself for a long, harrowing journey. Any such journey requires sustenance, IKEA offers the best solution: its cafeteria-style restaurant in the middle of the store. The food is based on swedish cuisine and tastes mind blowing! So you can relax from shopping and have some Salmon, or Haddock and Chips and many more! Salty, silky and rich, salmon is truly a versatile protein.
I can't decide which was worse - the food, or the service! I ordered fish and chips... the fish batter was part raw (undercooked) and the chips were limp. Then came the cashing out experience... after explain to the cashier 3 times that I don't need drinks, I was charged for pop, and very rudely treated when I asked for the wrong charge to be reversed! Honestly, for $30, I'd dine elsewhere!
What a disappointment, my last, and most recent visit to IKEA was at the Queensway location. I've been going there since opening and have always had positive experiences but this last time I had nothing but. While on the main floor trying to retrieve my items I could not find a representative, and so found James at the info booth. I asked him where I could find a someone to help me and he said sarcastically to me "on the floor", I told him I'd already looked around all the isles, and could not find anybody and I asked him again where I could find someone to help me, and he again sarcastically said "on the floor". He was so rude and unhelpful. I then went to look for someone up by the front cash, and was approached by a supervisor who offered her help. I told her what had happened but unfortunately, she did not really seem to care. We even passed James and I asked him his name so that I could call Customer Service and he said "nope!" After being passed to three different people I did get what I need but it was definitely not fun.
FOOD: LUNCH = 8/10. We ordered the following: 1. Swedish meatballs. Cannot go wrong with this dish. 8 meatballs, scoop of mashed potatoes, vegetables & cranberry sauce. 2. Fish & Chips. Also another great lunch dish. Can opt the fries for vegetables if you want a healthier option. Comes with a packet of tartar sauce. 3. Daim Cake: Delicious! If you have a sweet tooth, this is a must try! Layered cake with bits of daim chocolate bar, cream & topped with a layer of chocolate. 4. Butter chicken: 3/10. For someone who loves butter chicken this is a sad dish. Do not order. STORE = 9/10: Everything was organized with signs to help guide you through areas. Place is great to shop, chill & maybe even give you inspiration. The only downfall is .. when you go to get a piece of furniture & find out they're out of stock! Could be helpful if there was a sign saying "out of stock" on the furniture, etc.
So the location seems to be in need of some sprucing in general, but happy with the upgrades to the IKEA Family card benefits I have seen as of late, and the daily cafeteria once toves are positive. WEDNESDAYs in particular you can get one kids meal free with the purchase of an adult meal. They have a relatively new menu that includes nachos with the signature meatballs and chicken meatball butter chicken with rice yogurt and naan. Most adult meals are 9.99 and kids meals 4.99 which includes drink and fruit with their meal. Weekday options are great for families on the move ! read more
A trip to Ikea is never complete without stopping by at the restaurant and having my favourite vegan friendly meals that are getting better. Unfortunately even this time the plant based vegan nuggets weren't available. I guess Ikea wants me to come there more often. The tables are always clean and the staff are always cleaning and tidying up. The food is of good quality and reasonably priced. The coffee is very good and soft drinks are less sugary. The plant based vegan meatballs and veggie balls are consistently good. The fries fresh. Family love the Mac and cheese and broccoli medallions. read more
9 months ago
deluxe breakfast here is amazing. bacon or sausage with pancakes hash brown eggs for six bucks. you can't go wrong. until 11. read more
1 year ago
I really enjoyed going shopping in IKEA. It's a cheaper way to get some home stuff. When you feel tired or hungry, you can always go to the café to get some food. Swedish meatballs are definitely a must-have when we go to IKEA. Last time, we also tried the strawberry vegan ice cream. I didn't really like it as it was a bit sour and too icy. read more
3 years ago
Great location to pick up what you need. However currently their entire lower level parking is closed for renovations. Inside, things are bright and clean and well staffed. Their new Circular Hub - formerly the As Is section - is huge! Come here to look for second hand items. The cafe was missing some classics though: cinnamon buns and plant based soft serve. At check-out it's fully self-serve now. read more
First, let's applaud IKEA for advertising so many plant-based food options in their cafe. Then, let's acknowledge that the only plant-based food option available on this Monday afternoon was a very ho-hum hot dog. The $3 for 2 vegan hot dogs and one Nordic water is a great price - and that's all it's worth. All out of everything else. No lingonberry drink. No pop. No soft serve. And certainly no plant balls (which are available to take home from the freezer case down the hall, and are excellent!) My partner said the lingonberry dairy soft serve was quite good. Ikea - you have all the ideas and none of the execution. 3 stars because the thought counts a little, and the price is always good. read more
1 year ago
SPECIAL COVID-19 EDITION REVIEW: SAFETY PRACTICES, PROTOCOLS AND MORE. OPEN DURING COVID-19. (Stage 3 of the province of Ontario reopening) This IKEA is located on Queensway near Sherway Gardens. Parking is a bitch, sort of like wonderland except they've completely closed off underground parking and they lead you a certain way in the parking lot, which is very squished. There are arrows bringing most cars who have pre-ordered things online and are ready to be loaded in their car. Just like pre-covid, none of these people can drive and it's really easy to get into an accident around there, so be very careful. When you get to the door, there is security to ensure you have a mask or face covering on. Once you get up the escalator, you can see there are precautions like at help desks, staff have plexiglass, masks and there are signs stopping people from taking shortcuts due to COVID. Once you get to the famous IKEA restaurant, you will find that it is completely closed down due to COVID. However, there are people eating there. How? Peek behind the curtain and you'll find that they're serving IKEA staff only. We didn't know about this and were starving, so I told my girlfriend the food court downstairs is probably open (with hot dogs and whatnot). We get to the end, where we ask a staff member if the tiny restaurant is open. They said it's closed down due to COVID. I find this weird because their restaurant has plexiglass all over it but is NOT being used. Very ... interesting. I would've preferred to go to an actual cashier, however, we were directed to self checkout. There was no option to switch or anything which I found quite odd. Maybe they should ask if someone is comfortable with self checkout before directing them there. Everything seems to be sanitized but I'm quite a germaphobe especially during COVID and instead of self checkouts like at the grocery store where you scan your item over the scanner, they actually have guns you have to hold and press in order to scan an item. That's a negative for sure. Walking back to the car, it seemed like it wasn't worth the trip and we visited a local Cora's after to grab a bite. 3/5 read more
I would say that of all the Ikeas I've been to in the GTA, this one in Etobicoke is the largest and the one with the best availabilities. I was in a dire need of a sit/stand table for work and I went to the one in Vaughan, and it was unavailable, so I went to this one in Etobicoke where not only did I find the item I was looking for in stock but many others on display as well as in stock. This IKEA is very conveniently located, you've to be careful about the parking as most of the parking is either underground or kind of hidden. If you arrive from behind the store, you'll find the open parking which is very convenient. Also, I found out that the employees are more knowledgeable and pay more attention to you. They are more available I would say. I needed one and I found one right there. Ah, how can I forget the meatballs!! Tasty as always. And then the ButterChicken at this location, huh, just don't even try it, you won't be left with a good taste in your mouth. Oh, and a fun fact; did you know that it's not pronounced as ai-key-yah! It's pronounced as Ee-key-ya!!! read more
6 years ago
This review is solely for IKEA's restaurant here. I don't feel like creating a new listing for it seeing that, as populous as the GTA is, no one else has. This is a weird situation for me. Normally, IKEA stores get 3s and their restaurants get 4s. I haven't bought more than 10 to 20 items from an IKEA store in my life. However, I tend to like their restaurants, more so for their airiness, economy, and efficiency than for food and drink that's memorable. And, if I see one from a freeway, I'll file it away in my head as a food option wherever I may be. Here, the restaurant and the service were just fine, the place's layout and vibe aren't as upbeat as others I've been in, and the food was just okay. I had breakfast here and, while the food tastes and looks like IKEA restaurant food anywhere, the configuration of the platters was different from what I'm used to on this side of the border. I did like that I was able to add vegetable medallions to my platter. I'll eat those at any meal. This IKEA is in Etobicoke, which is basically sandwiched in between Toronto and massive Mississauga. I guess it's considered a nice area and, for an IKEA store to go into a particular market, it seemingly has to have people who are schooled, progressive, and cheap at the same time. That's why you don't see IKEA stores in run-down areas. That said, you can't miss this IKEA since it fronts the QEW. And, since you've seen it, you know that you have to get off this lakefront expressway and negotiate the not so easy on-and-off to get to and from the store. Additionally, the parking lot doesn't breathe quite as well as those in many American locations but, evidently, they've stashed some parking under the store itself. Regardless, my gut told me that both the restaurant and the store were boilerplate okay and that I won't be salivating if ever passing in front of it on the QEW at some point in the future. read more
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The underground parking at this location saved us because it was raining outside and we were concerned how to transfer a sleeping baby into the stroller. We really only came here to eat. I had the salmon with nordic grain, mushroom soup and Daim cake. Ah, a three course meal for $15 and tastes good, what a deal! read more
4 years ago
I have always been craving for IKEA meatballs and every time I go there I get their meatballs! This time I go, I wanted to try something a little bit different. Their PLANT BALLS, i wanted to see what's the difference between the plant balls and the meatballs. They are both yummy but plant balls are just a bit soft on the outside. Their berries sauce is very good as usual. However, the environment is pretty messy and tables are not clean. Also my brother got a coke to go with his meatballs but when I looked into the cup, there are oil in the coke which is very unpleasant to look at.. overall it's still yummy and good portion. read more
6 years ago
When you enter IKEA, you must brace yourself for a long, harrowing journey. Any such journey requires sustenance, IKEA offers the best solution: its cafeteria-style restaurant in the middle of the store. The food is based on swedish cuisine and tastes mind blowing! So you can relax from shopping and have some Salmon, or Haddock and Chips and many more! Salty, silky and rich, salmon is truly a versatile protein. read more
7 years ago
I can't decide which was worse - the food, or the service! I ordered fish and chips... the fish batter was part raw (undercooked) and the chips were limp. Then came the cashing out experience... after explain to the cashier 3 times that I don't need drinks, I was charged for pop, and very rudely treated when I asked for the wrong charge to be reversed! Honestly, for $30, I'd dine elsewhere! read more
3 years ago
What a disappointment, my last, and most recent visit to IKEA was at the Queensway location. I've been going there since opening and have always had positive experiences but this last time I had nothing but. While on the main floor trying to retrieve my items I could not find a representative, and so found James at the info booth. I asked him where I could find a someone to help me and he said sarcastically to me "on the floor", I told him I'd already looked around all the isles, and could not find anybody and I asked him again where I could find someone to help me, and he again sarcastically said "on the floor". He was so rude and unhelpful. I then went to look for someone up by the front cash, and was approached by a supervisor who offered her help. I told her what had happened but unfortunately, she did not really seem to care. We even passed James and I asked him his name so that I could call Customer Service and he said "nope!" After being passed to three different people I did get what I need but it was definitely not fun. read more
FOOD: LUNCH = 8/10. We ordered the following: 1. Swedish meatballs. Cannot go wrong with this dish. 8 meatballs, scoop of mashed potatoes, vegetables & cranberry sauce. 2. Fish & Chips. Also another great lunch dish. Can opt the fries for vegetables if you want a healthier option. Comes with a packet of tartar sauce. 3. Daim Cake: Delicious! If you have a sweet tooth, this is a must try! Layered cake with bits of daim chocolate bar, cream & topped with a layer of chocolate. 4. Butter chicken: 3/10. For someone who loves butter chicken this is a sad dish. Do not order. STORE = 9/10: Everything was organized with signs to help guide you through areas. Place is great to shop, chill & maybe even give you inspiration. The only downfall is .. when you go to get a piece of furniture & find out they're out of stock! Could be helpful if there was a sign saying "out of stock" on the furniture, etc. read more
14 years ago
Though IKEA might not be the best place to shop for furniture or deco if you want to have the most unique furniture for your home. However, it is always inspiring to just walk around the store, opening up some cabinets, sink into some of the sofas or even sleep in some of the day beds.. Food here is cheap and reasonable! Nothing gourmet but great for snacks and if you are on a budget. Remember to get the IKEA Family card which is free to enrol, not only you get specials at the cafe and even your coffee/tea are free!! Just love IKEA's business model... read more
2 years ago
Before my sister and I went touring through IKEA, we had lunch in their restaurant (I haven't eaten in their restaurant before). It was quite busy. We both had Swedish meatballs (there were 10 to an order) and mashed potatoes. Surprisingly it wasn't bad. With a pop (refillable for free), it came to $7.90 (including taxes). I think the red stuff was supposed to be cranberry sauce ... it was more like a sweet jam. The pop was really really warm so needed lots of ice. I'd eat there again if I was at their store and hungry. read more
7 years ago
Came here to IKEA for a family lunch outing and then a walk around the store. I've dropped in a few times for the inexpensive breakfast but this special was over when we arrived. It's cafeteria styled service; grab what you want and then head to the checkout/pay station. Anyhow, it was a great lunch for a reasonable price. I loved the bottomless coffee and soft drinks. Clean up your tray/table before leaving. Now, for that walk... read more
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This Ikea location is really nice. They currently have construction on the parking lot, but not hard to find spots at all, even when busy! Came here for a light lunch. Got chicken Thai curry and garlic bread. It was the perfect combo. read more
Disclaimer: I love a lot of the merchandise and food in IKEA but HATE going to their stores to shop! You see, I have arthritis in my spine & knees & it's absolutely exhausting to walk in endless concentric circles through the deliberate maze that is the 2 floors of their furniture and furnishings showroom. IKEA insists on dragging you past every one of their departments before they let you out alive to encourage you to impulse buy at every juncture. To an able bodied young person or couples with young kids in tow, this may seem like a good and viable strategy and they may even enjoy the exercise of walking. But for a physically disabled or frail elderly customer, IKEA's layout and impulse buyers' maze design is nothing short of excruciatingly painful torture with not nearly enough rest stopping points! "Mum?" My daughter said to me on this occasion, when I was shopping for a new queen size mattress, "Did you know IKEA has scooters and push wheelchairs?" "No, I didn't. Where are they located?" "At the front entrance." Of course. Where else? But no signs I can remember mentioning this. IKEA doesn't publicly admit any of its customers object to walking for miles round their showrooms. I considered briefly whether I want to get a scooter next time and thus be physically separated from my daughter and husband when shopping. Then I thought about making my daughter push me in a wheelchair and shuddered at the potential indignity of admitting I just can't walk round IKEA anymore. ;_; If I can still walk, I wanna walk, dammit. IKEA, though, with a little effort, you could make it easier for your disabled and older customers like me. I have some general suggestions and some suggestions specifically intended for the 2 floor layout you use at your Etobicoke location: YOU NEED MORE AND BETTER SIGNAGE EVERYWHERE. I cannot stress this enough! You should have signs in every single department WITH ARROWS directing everyone to the elevators for those like me who have trouble with stairs, for strollers & for wheelchairs & scooters. Lounge Areas: every store of the vast size IKEA is, needs a rest area on every floor in a quiet tucked away nook or corner with couches and armchairs, greenery, drinking water fountains and nearby washrooms, and maybe some mirrors and framed artwork. The best example I've ever seen of this is in a quiet nook of the downtown Toronto Reference Library where they have a green growing wall garden fed by water next to couches and armchairs. It's small yet spacious. You don't have to follow their model but you desperately need a lounge area of some kind on your second floor, well away from the noisy stressful cafeteria. Make your furniture pickup/delivery friendlier to people with accessibility issues. Have more staff available to help people load purchases into their cars and ensure your delivery procedures accommodate disabled & frail elderly/seniors. You guys refused to remove/recycle my old mattress unless I physically hauled the old queen size mattress into a big plastic bag "for sanitary reasons." I don't have a friend or neighbour to help me move my old mattress into the bag. IKEA's delivery policies discriminate against disabled people! read more
We always come to this IKEA to buy our furniture and other small house items and we are always satisfied. For the price the quality of items is pretty decent. The costumer service is always good. Today we spent 3 hours designing our kitchen there and a very friendly and knowledgeable employee Ira helped us out. We are more then happy and pleased! The food is really average. We have tried fish and chips which are my go to when I am there. The meatballs always taste processed and the chicken is very bland. The dessert cakes are frozen and I would give them 3 out of 5 stars. If you go to this place on weekends then good luck with the rush. If you have time during weekday evenings it's always empty and you have enough room to walk around and shop comfortably without bumping into people. read more
Every Sunday I like to take trek to Ikea for their $2 breakfast ... yes $2 fir scrambled eggs, hashbrowns, sausages, tomatoes and a piece of toast ... well minus the toast for me because I'm gluten intolerant ... but overall great price for what you wil get. read more
9 years ago
We ordered the "Traditional Breakfast". Definitely don't go to Ikea with the hope that the food quality is up to par with yo average brunch spot. Buuuuuttttt if you're looking for some cheap eats with questionable eggs, then this option is perfect for you! It comes with: - 1 pc buttered toast - potatoes or ikeas version of "home fries" - scrambled eggs - 2 pieces of chicken sausage - 2 slices of tomato Wouldn't jump at the opportunity to order again but you should order it if you want to have the complete ikea experience. There's an odd sense of beauty in this dish when it's tied to the shopping experience. You can't beat the price! Service Rating: 2/5 Food Rating: 2/5 Overall Ikea Experience: 4/5 read more
It is Ikea... what else can I say? Sweedish meatballs made of questionable and mysterious meat anyone? Need some cheap furniture, kitchen supplies,etc? Good to go. I usually eat something everytime I visit to pick something up. I really like their diem cake, and buy the frozen ones to bring home. Always busy. The hells angles clubhouse right beside this location has always seemed oddly located. You notice same when turning off Queensway ,right behind the strip club. read more
Excellent example of the Ikea brand, store is usually packed on weekends so weekdays would a good time to come if your not into crowds. They show a good attitude towards cleanliness and usually have staff around to help. This locations' restaurant has good decently priced delectables and grocery foodstuffs to take home. I personally don't buy anything major aside from a tv stand but their prices are steep for furniture and the like, but that's my opinion. I would've given an extra star if they hadn't removed French toast from their breakfast menu. read more
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