It's an Ikea alright! Same setup, same type of reps, same type of frustration hahaha but anyways! I come for the swedish meatballs and always end up with a shelf or two because who doesn't need more shelves in their lives?! All was good except they sometimes hide options which I don't like. Like you probably can get the Billy in multiple colors but they are trying to sell you the white ones in their little staged rooms. So I walk to another shelf, oh that's only customizable and that station is over there... like, it was a quarter mile away. I'm not even joking, it was really far and by the time I customized my shelf, I ended up comparing it to the other shelves and decided I really didn't need doors on my shelf or a glossy top or feet. I just wanted a damn shelf... and meatballs. read more

IKEA - A tower of food on wheels. - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

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Ikea is great, we have young kids and some things I simply know will get destroyed, I buy Ikea products for those situations and never get upset if the kids draw on them or the dogs drool on them. :) The prices are fair and they have a huge selection of products.I like how the store is set up as "rooms" to show the products in use vs just a warehouse like costco or sams, by doing the stage rooms in this manner it offers ideas and tips without saying a word. Onto the cafe- The chocolate cake is next level, I really would love for the cake to be sold in the food area so I could buy for birthdays because it is delightful. I enjoy the sweedish meatballs and the liongonberry soda on tap! The price is right and its a great option to help refuel you and the kids while you have a full day of shopping. Onto the employees- The staff here are very helpful, we even had them help design the cabinets in our laundry room and eventually will likely have them help design the guest bathroom. read more

This location is the worst IKEA I've ever seen. And now, their lame online ordering system doesn't even list Frisco now. But I can't even choose delivery. IKEA is on a downhill slide. read more

Ikea is not the easiest store to navigate through when it comes to shopping. You have to have a plan, know what you're looking for, break it down by section. But it is the type of place that can be fun to walk around, check out the displays in the showroom, get ideas as well as find some really neat and well designed gadgets, furniture, storage items, lighting etc. Ikea can really be your one stop shop, IF you know how to shop this place. When a store has a play place to check your kid into while you shop, you know you're in for an intense shopping experience. In all the years I've shopped at Ikea, I have found lots of hits and lots of misses. Certain furniture is extremely cheap, pressed particle board crap. Other pieces are thoughtful and well made. Decorating and organizing items are pretty bulletproof here and you can quickly change the look and feel of any room with just a few thoughtful purchases. The collapsible drawer organizers are always great, same with the 18 pc. Tupperware for 5 bucks. Lots of great kitchen gadgets. Strip lighting is cheap and easy to install, instantly making your tv or picture frames back lit and more high end looking. Certain wood furniture also comes unfinished so you can stain or paint it to your preferences. Which can be really convenient if you, like me, love to personalize everything you own. Decorating stuff that is both unique and functional is where I feel like Ikea really takes the prize. Whether it's an organizer or hanging dish rack or a simple rolling cart to turn into a bar cart or makeshift kitchen island. There designs are modern, sleek and clean. Don't forget to grab some meatballs or their lingonberry or elderflower drink! Each of their food and drinks are decent and inexpensive. read more

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I needed help at the checkout and an employee, Carlos, helped me a lot. He was very sweet.

Ridiculous lines. It's Labor Day weekend and they have only ONE line open, that's operated by an employee, to pay. Of course they had the annoying "self check out" lines open but we had to unfortunately go to a live operator. Before that though, we had to get into one line to "order" the product....also manned by just one employee. Then another line to pay for it. And lastly, a third line to collect the item. Why can't we just get the item ourselves and go pay instead of standing in all these lines?? Ugh! And then we get to go home and deal with the instructions for the item. Not my call to come here for furniture. read more

Great location! As someone who works part-time and is a full-time student, IKEA is where I come whenever I need some inexpensive furniture or decor for my place. Building their furniture isn't a problem, most of it can be searched on YouTube for step-by-step tutorials on how to do it! I bought some indoor plants from IKEA a few years ago and they're still thriving, super cost-effective for me. Overall just a fun place to get lost inside of for a day! read more

You can find anything and everything you need for your home here. I haven't decided if these are just really great prices or if this stuff is super cheaply made hence the low price. It's a huge store and there is a small eatery inside. The only vegan option was a vegan dog so we didn't eat. The cashiers could be a bit more friendly and not throw peoples stuff but whatever. read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

Some days IKEA gives me anxiety and some days I wonder why I don't stop by more. On this occasion, we stopped by to pick up some plants and pots. We also purchased some other home items which we later returned. I'm really into white plant pots for indoor plants, so I purchased a few. The plants are doing really well and I like how the white pots look so simple. I am also a big fan of their organization bins. Again, all white. Returns were easy except that you will need to bring your receipt or the cc you used to purchase item. Oh and an ID if your return is over $125 (even with a receipt). Regarding their cafe: I feel like food has gotten more expensive here. Breakfast is cheap but only served between 9:30-11am. Not long enough in my opinion. The meatballs ($6) are ok but doesn't fill you up even with the veggies and mashed potatoes. Kids meals ($3/$3.50) are equally the same. Their food is reheated and served to you so it's nothing special. I'll have to try their salads next time but it always seem like they run out of dishes often. Only reason we eat here is because of the free coffee/tea (IKEA family card) and because of the small play area for our son. We don't feel so bad about him running around while eating. Side note: We can't wait until he is big enough so we can check him into the kid's play area. I gave IKEA 4 stars only because it is family friendly and because I love the simplicity of Swedish design which is what I'm really into right now. We don't think their furniture last long but we do like their small household items. Also, this place is so huge we can make an enjoyable weekend afternoon out of it and let the little one burn some energy. read more

Don't go on the weekend if you can avoid it do so. It's a fun experience if you have never been! They have an area to grab food. Trip tip-- find what you want and make sure to write down what isle & bin number it's in. Everything that you actually want to buy will be downstairs in boxes. Pretty good price level for furniture. They have great people to help you if you need it. The employees are NOT pushy nor do Tharp oversell. read more

IKEA - Getting our desk with our live plants in hand! - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

We went out of our way to come to Frisco just to go to Ikea. Please bring one to OKC! We had a great time shopping and eating at Ikea! It was my husband's first ever visit to an Ikea. He was surprised by the "some assembly required" business model that Ikea is famous for... not sure where he's been! We spent some money and got some great deals today! read more

IKEA - Yummy - swedish meatballs! - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

Update: for the bistro only: Filthy floor and tables!!! Only two people were working at the counter on a Saturday evening and no one was available to clean the eating area. Empty pizza boxes lay on the table, there were paper napkins on the floor, and the floor had food crumbs. Yikes! read more

Frisco IKEA is the worse location I've ever been to. Customer service sucks, it's no wonder it's a self service type of store. Nobody here knows where stuff are located and they don't even wear walkie talkies. Had 10 packs of the mesh shoe boxes in my cart cause they were $7.99 for 4pks. They rung up as $9.99, the cashier refuse to call someone to confirm the price on the floor. She told me to go back and take a picture for her. I ain't walking all the way back in that hell hole maze just to take a picture for her because she was incompetent of calling someone over to look for the item on the floor. She said "they will not know where it's at, so it will be faster for you if you go back and take a picture for me." No thanks lady! The only person that was helpful was the bald dude in the kitchen area. He knew where everything was at on my list. Disappointment!!! read more

I love IKEA's food so much that I came here strictly for dinner one night. If you order just the meatballs with the gravy and lingonberry sauce, then it'll cost you about $3 and leave you with plenty of spending money for the rest of the store. The meatballs definitely shrunk a bit since the last time I was here, but the taste was the same. I wanted a coffee with my meal, which is free with an IKEA Family card. I didn't bring the card, but the very sweet cashier scanned hers for me and also shared some stories with me about her dogs. The workers here always seem very happy/chipper/friendly to help out, so I will always love coming here whether it be for food or furniture. read more

IKEA - 12 meatballs for $4ish. - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

I went into IKEA for the first time in at least 4 years and I was very excited to go. I was moving very slow since I just got out of the hospital a week ago. I took about 10 pics of tags of things I wanted to buy equaling at least $2000. Like I said I was moving pretty slow so when they announced that the store would be closing in five minutes of course I was all the way across upstairs and had to make my way through their pathway to get to the escalators so by the time I got downstairs even though there were at least 30 people still in line and 20 people in line to pick up their items and 20 more people outside waiting on their items to be brought to the car they would not let me get one thing from the warehouse. Needless to say I was NOT HAPPY so I don't think I'll be going back. read more

They have great show rooms that really inspire you... to spend money! Ikea has a great selection of affordable furniture, and it's really great for someone on a moderate budget. Although it can be overwhelming to someone who has no idea what they are looking for. If it's your first time then I really recommend checking out the website before jumping straight into the store adventure. Now the furniture itself is simple but not the sturdiest. So if you want something that'll last a long time then you need to get your pocket book ready, but of course you should know that. With quality comes a price. Check it out and have your own ikea adventure! read more

I just left Ikea in Frisco. What a disappointment! I walked up to the "Service" Desk to get my item. The guy looked at me and said it wasn't in stock. I expressed how frustrating that was. He responded, "Yea, it's frustrating", then quickly turned his head to listen to a conversation between two employees. After saying, "Sir", multiple time to get his attention back, he finally turned back to face me. I asked if there were any options such as ordering it, alerting me when it was back in stock, anything? He stated the only thing I could do is go on line each day to see if it comes back. Then he said, "But there is no warranty". Well, Amazon gets my money again. read more

I'm not sure what there isn't to like about IKEA! Affordable house goods, cafe to eat at, and more! Much of our stuff is from IKEA, including our entire bedroom set, bedding, pieces of other furniture, and decor. We get compliments on our bedroom set frequently! Do not think you're ever going to "make a quick trip to IKEA." This is not a thing. Plan, at bare minimum, an hour here. They have several rooms set up with ideas for how to decorate various rooms for various preferences. This is great for people like me who aren't good at putting things together like this. Take a pic, find what you need in the warehouse area. Anything you find in the show rooms, you'll need to write down or take a picture of the number at the bottom. This will help you find it in the warehouse at the end. Everything must be assembled at home and comes with directions, and is not too difficult. You can pay them to do it, but we found that to be quite pricey. They have a child care area visitors can use for free! I've never used it, but it looks nice and is right at the front entrance. I love buying food from the little market downstairs. We always buy at least one bag of veggie balls and the potato pancakes to take home. I also recommend the strawberry cookies, ginger things, and jams. read more

Its doesn't take an hour to have a $1 hot dog ready, too many guest are waiting for a simple order. Kitchen staff need to move in a sense of urgency not lag around looking ay the ceiling read more

My recent trip up to the Frisco Death Star went ok. But I've still amazed how they can get so much shaky wobbly furniture under one giant roof... wonder how much greenhouse gas all that particle plastic stuff produces? So for those looking for the most unsustainable furniture on the planet here's my tips for your intergalactic visit. 1. Get there early, coffee ( if you can actually call it that) is free before 10:00 am 2. Get a flat cart to haul your shaky bounty. 3. Grab a store map. Imperial Troopers will not help you! 4. Get to the checkout bay asap! So yeah I got a rug. It was on sale, isn't one bit shaky, contains no weird things... far as I know... and yeah I know it's probably made by children on a impoverished planet somewhere. "I find your lack of faith disturbing" says the Dark One. May the Force be with you! Ikea shoppers. read more

IKEA - Ikea Rug... and Hera - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

I have been going to Ikea for many, many years. Can't say I've ever eaten at the Cafeteria before. While my experience was nothing to pack up the family and go to diner there I have to say the food on the signs looked very appetizing. Imagine my surprise when I go to the Cafeteria style counter and it looked just like the picture lol. Chicken meatballs mashed potatoes and veggies is what I ordered. Gravy was added and I gotta tell you it was good lol. I couldn't believe it as I looked at a lady sitting across from me. Her look was like mine in that we were surprised together. Mashed potatoes were creamy and smooth. I even moved my fork through the gravy in search of a lump or two. None. The Meatballs has obviously been frozen but again they were good. The vegg was steamed and still had good crunch. I forget the name of the berry sauce that comes with the meal. I think it was better than Cranberry sauce. A little Lemon on the Vegg would have been good now that I think about it. I thoroughly enjoyed my little Excursion through IKEA and I would happily eat there again if I'm in the store and I get hungry. Btw, the portion was Lumberjack style as I couldn't finish it all. read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

Order furniture online a King White Malm Bed frame it broke within 2 days of having it, the metal beam broke in half so when I called to have another beam and to tell them what happen, they said sorry I would have to buy another bed frame because they don't sale it individually. Then I asked them if I can have a discount off the other one they said no. I order as well a White malm dresser 4 drawer I ordered it in white it came in this gray color so not even the color I order. Plus as well the instructions was not very clear at all very confusing nothing was labeled. I'm very annoyed with ikea never shopping there again. I'm definitely don't recommend this company they suck to keep it polite. Very rude customer service staff. read more

Decent and cheap furniture for those on a budget. Ikea has pretty much everything you're looking for that's not made of solid wood. They also have some pretty good food there even though it's cafeteria style. If you're buying something big and don't have a truck to transport it back to your place they have a flat fee service ($60 I believe?). They even move it into your place for you. read more

I love Ikea. Honestly, no one should shop here and expect hand finished Restoration Hardware quality, so let's adjust our expectations. Ikea is about convenience, relatively sturdy necessities, and quirky surprises. I fancy myself a bit of a DIYer, so I'm always looking into hacking Ikea furniture. I wouldn't really buy a couch or a bed here, but I really love browsing the ideas they have set up in their mini-living situations. Luckily I don't have to find a way to exist/live in 480 sq feet, but I guess there are people who do. Recently I had to return something I didn't end up using. I took my number, waited less than 5 minutes, and had zero problems making a return with no receipt. I happily went shopping with my store credit. P.S. I also LOVE their food selections. Lots of delicacies waiting to be tasted--jars of pickled fish, fizzy juices, nutella-like spread with crunchy butterscotch bits, lingonberry flavored everything, gummy candies. read more

IKEA - love this "spare parts" station set up right next to customer service...so nice!! - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

Eh. Stinky and messy. Every time I go there I'm never impressed. The furniture is never good quality. The stuff is just all over the place. It's like the Walmart of furniture stores. read more

Ikea offers many options within all cost levels. If you are willing to be Bob the Builder. Ikea is a perfect option for new grads, first time apartment/home but be prepared to read the directions and put in some sweat equity. Also,please bring comfy shoes and look for a map because associates want a name tag that say Don't ask me anything! Saw a few associates walking around needed help but they walk really fast and make no eye contact with customer - bad day? You can't beat the prices but durability is at question for some products. The hotdogs are a def must have when you visit. read more

Its normally weird to eat lunch/dinner in the middle of a furniture store, but at Ikea its par for the course. A great cafeteria style restaurant, it offers dishes that are strange to some...maybe more common or stereotypical Swedish...but overall are pretty tasty and satisfying to most pallets. Keep in mind, this is a low cost food option designed to keep you in the store and shopping, so don't expect full on gourmet meals. Think more of a beautiful blond haired, blue eyed McDonald's with a cute accent. They do offer great kids meals which consist of smaller portions. I highly recommend getting 2-3 of the kids meals to create a "sampler platter" if you're not quite sure what you're in the mood for. Oh..and the vegetable medallions.....get them...seriously, just get them. You'll thank me for it. Finally, don't forget to leave room for the salad/soup bar and of course the dessert area. Wash it all down with the Ikea exclusive "Lingonberry" drink. Pro Tip: don't forget to clear your table before you leave. There are racks for your trays over by the soda fountains. Have fun! read more

Returned a rug with a receipt. Unfortunately my husband had my credit card with him which was the one originally used to purchase the rug. We were forced to get store credit verses allowing me to just have my husband read the card number to the clerk over the phone. A number that I'm sure is 100% coded into the physical receipt we had with us. While we finish furnishing our new house I will make certain to not spend anymore that the credit we have and shop elsewhere from now on. read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

I have a love/hate relationship with IKEA. I love how their merchandise is well thought out and since you have to put it together, their instructions have gotten me through all of the furniture building I've learned to do since IKEA furniture is all "Assemble yourself"...except for an extra delivery and setup fee, they'll do it for you. On to the review.... The Dallas location is actually in Frisco. It's a newer location that is laid out like the 2 other IKEA's I've visited in two other cities. Two stories tall with the furniture and "Home within a Home" setups. These are like samples of mobile homes that you can walk through an entire house of different sizes. The top floor is a walk around maze going through different types of room furniture. The biggest negative is the mass of people walking around me, bumping into me, or plain shoving me out of their hurried way. Screaming kids are another consistent sight at IKEA. The bottom floor is where you'll find the smaller items like kitchen goods, towels, rugs, etc. Very good selection of items you won't find elsewhere. They have a sit-down restaurant. They are known for their Swedish meatballs and cinnamon rolls. I had the smoked salmon and for $5.79, it was an incredible price for a well cooked smoked salmon. The part I hate about IKEA is the checkout line. It is ALWAYS long and ALWAYS takes 30+ minutes to checkout. Some of the cashiers are friendly, others have been short and ready for the next customer. Bottom Line" If you're looking to save a lot of $$$ on furniture, IKEA is the place for you. The savings comes in the exchange of buying it in a box that you take home and assemble yourself. I recommend going to IKEA on a weeknight and avoid it on the weekends if possible due to the busyness of crowds. Since they offer unique items that fit well in our home, I'll be back. read more

IKEA - Nisy - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

If you've never been to an IKEA store, it's an experience to behold. Approaching from the outside, it's, well, blue. And big. And did I mention, blue? Parking is fairly plentiful, and if you end up with a haul, there's a spacious loading area that you can move to when you're done. But I'm getting ahead of myself. Walking into the store, you get the European vibe right away. At this particular store (don't know about others), most of the big stuff that you can't carry in a buggy is upstairs (e.g. furniture), but you can get a buggy up the elevator if you want to. Both levels "flow" from one area to the next like a maze, with a few (but not enough, IMO) little "escapes" to help you avoid walking the whole store. The products are almost all unique to Ikea, and most are quite innovative or novel in some way. There are some exhibits showing their products in "model living spaces" including what one might have in a 750 sq ft apartment (and some even smaller). If you're going to buy, and the product isn't available right there where you see it, you need to make a note of the item number and the location where it's stored; that'll help you in the next phase... ...locating your product. After you've done all of your shopping, it's time to get your spoils. For this, there is a Gi. Nor. Mous. area with aisles and shelves and bins that has the products not found on the showroom floor. Navigate to the right spot, double check your item numbers and get your product. If it has multiple boxes, make sure you get the right number of each. Finally, head to the checkout area, where you can do self checkout or regular, and after that, you can have some Swedish meatballs at the cafe to reward yourself! I've purchased a ton of stuff from there, ranging from inexpensive plastic tumblers all the way to a $1,000 corner Ektorp sofa, and I've loved nearly all of it. There is delivery and setup service available onsite just past the registers if you buy something too big or too complex to setup. If you're still bent on doing it yourself, pull your car into the loading dock area, and you'll even get some free help with loading, and these guys know how to get some big stuff into small spaces, so give them a tip if they help you. All in all, I love shopping at Ikea, but I do wish it was easier to move around in the store if you've already chosen your product beforehand and just want to dash in and get it. Somehow, though, I don't think that's what they're getting at. :) read more

I'm so disappointed with home organization section. First of all I saw this shoe rack and it was the prefect color and size so I go all the way to the aisle and guess what they were out of stock. So, I went back to see if they were getting more of it. The guy looked it up in the computer and it said they had 5 of them in stock. Which was not true!!! Then he did mention that I could ask the manger in that section and get the display one. But it took me 15 mins to actually find a guy by children's department who finally helped me, by this time my husband was already impatient and mad. We come to check out then the guy in check out says didn't they give u the shoe rack? So now I went back and this thing was nailed to the wall, and no body around to help me. The guy in as is it department were much better of help. I mean why are u making me excited about this shoe rack when u guys don't have a right person to help. If it is out of stock take it off the display!! Plus is ikea understaffed on week days? I'm so disappointed and mad. Step up ikea! read more

I never have a bad experience here. If I can't find something the employees are helpful. The only thing I didn't like this particular trip was we were looking for children's hangers in the hanger area downstairs but they didn't have any there so we had to go to the kids furniture upstairs to get them but then there are no solid color options. We wanted hangers for a kid boy so we paid for multi colored hangers that include pink so we had to buy extra hangers to replace the pink ones that we won't use. Maybe Ikea will come out with kids hangers that are just white or just black or solid blue. Checkout was quick and easy and I commend the staff for staying calm with customers that forget something or decide they don't want something and just dealing with the large lines in general. Ikea isn't like Walmart, having 20 checkouts and only using 2. They use all 20 registers. read more

The best place to pleasure your eyes. Wow, all their showrooms inspire me with every visit with decorating, organizing and furniture ideas. Everything (almost everything) is easy on the wallet. Even when it comes to buying furniture that could possibly break your bank, you got to ask yourself if the investment you're about to make will last you on the long term. Furniture, in general, is meant to last for years to come, so I think that in terms of investing in necessities of your house, you should let the thought of money slip away. This place is filled with EVERYTHING every house needs. Sometimes I get a little overwhelmed in their lighting department - just too many to choose from. I overhear people complain around me during my visits that there should be a shortcut because of the fact that you have to pass by the entire walkway though the building just to exit - it's a marketing strategy. I planned to be here strictly for a list of a few items, and then I wound up getting twice the amount upon leaving. Ikea wants you to pass by every awesome thing they know they have just to lure you into buying it when you didn't even plan on it...oh, well. Even though I am aware of this strategy, it surely did work on me. But it's okay. I asked myself million times if I actually needed it before I put the items down. I did. I really enjoy this place because it's pretty much my style - modern contemporary. Most of the items they sell fall into that category. It, in a way, motivates me to maintain my house better. When I go into a few of their showrooms, I kind of like to pretend I live there in that brief moment in time having all that neat furniture and gadgets to myself perfectly organized in such a small space. read more

IKEA - Veggie wrap with lingonberry juice - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas

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Customer service is a thimg of the past. The counter clerk at "customer service" was rude and insolent. I asked to speak to the manager. They sent, Diego, a boy in his 20's. I asked to speak to his boss and was told there was no one higher. Really? Diego. Boy of 25. You're in charge of this multi million dollar operation? He refused to give me his last name. I tried to leave and asked for his help taking my "return" back out, he said yes then walked off, leaving me in the middle of the walkway with this huge cart. I'm disabled. I couldn't even push the cart, let alone load it. I had to beg assistance from some nice gentlemen. Absolutely abborant customer service. I'm not mad because I didn't get what I preferred, I'm mad because I was treated like I was some kind of scam artist trying to pull a fast one. There is an absolute art to sayi g "no" and Ikea does not have. They absolutely do not care for you as a customer. read more

I really like Ikea. You can find almost everything you need there for your home. It's best to go during the week. During the weekend, It's packed, which is to be expected. It gets a bit difficult to move around when there are people at every turn. When they first opened their were staff members who could help you wherever you were. Now, they are sparse. I don't even bother trying to get help from anyone. Not because they are not willing to help. It's just to much of a hassle trying to find someone to help out. read more

Didn't go to the showrooms upstairs, only went to the marketplace downstairs. Everything was nicely stocked, neat and clean. Employees were helpful. Checkout was a breeze. read more

I've been here 3 x's in the last 2 weeks. Every time I come they are out of whatever it is I'm trying to buy: bedside table, bookshelves, wall shelf, Kallax cube shelves, etc. visit on line and they don't let you know what they have or don't have, call customer service and they have no answer, walk showroom and most products are displayed but do not indicate they are out of stock. Frustrating and will not be back! read more

Typical IKEA. Clean. Good service. Overwhelming. Definitely worth checking out. Location is pretty good and parking situation is pretty good. They have a large parking lot and it's right off a major road way. read more

I love the prices and products but the layout of the store is maddening. It's a maze that you cannot get out of. If you want to browse for a few hours it's great. If you want to get something specific and get out you won't be able to. The small land (child care) is nice but only allows the child to stay for 1 hour. With the maze system you really can't even find what you are looking for before heading back through the maze to pick up your child. Plus, 90% of the time it's full and won't accept more kids. Lastly, employees are few and far between. You can't ask questions or for directions because it's difficult finding help. read more

Ok... you can't go into a massive shopping center that offers full meals for $6 and expect to be served the freshest, hottest, best quality ingredients. It's a cafeteria, people. That's it. BUT, for cafeteria food? It's pretty darn good. The chicken/fries combo is great, the salads were decent, the pies are boxed pies, but c'mon... who doesn't like chocolate pie?! And you can add 5 meatballs, which I don't know why the meatballs are SO freaking good, to any plate for $1. Bottom line? It's cheap, it's ok food, and it's fuel for shopping. Don't drive out of your way for it, but if you're in the neighborhood, give it a shot! read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Frisco, Texas