Stop by IKEA for lunch. They serve the food cafeteria style. They have a grab and go section for cold sandwiches, salads and desserts. They offer their iconic Swedish meatballs and salmon in the hot area. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant was large and spacious and had great natural light. The decor was modern[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. For lunch, I had the Swedish Meatball Dinner. It came with 12 meatballs, mashed potatoes and gravy, peas and lingonberry sauce. The meatballs were delicious and the food combination worked well together. The portion was generous and the pricing was affordable. I paid $12.99 for the meal. The employees were very nice and they served the line quickly. In less than 5 minutes, I ordered and was sitting enjoying my meal. I will definitely need to try one of their salads on a future trip. read more

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Uh oh, somebody is getting hangry after traversing the grounds of IKEA for an unexpected five hours. Please don't start a fight with your amor over an armoire, head to the IKEA cafeteria for some meatballs and princess cake before things escalate! Whoever the Chief Lunch Officer (CLO) at IKEA is made the bright decision to only have 5 options for meals. They knew that their patrons would be suffering from decision fatigue by the time they made it to the mess hall. At this point in the day, IKEA has put you through enough mental gymnastics, and you don't want too much variety in which Scandinavian plate to order. [[HIGHLIGHT]]So grab whichever meatball derivative product that speaks to you, and take a window seat so that you can vibe out to the sights and sounds of beautiful Renton.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] If you're coming from Seattle, you've most likely never been here! Why would you need to? It's a gem, folks. [[HIGHLIGHT]]You're bound to see hilarious views of shoppers losing control of their carts from above while you rest up for your final push through the store.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I was pleasantly surprised by both the traditional meatballs, and the veg balls, which are fairly similar in texture and taste to the standard issue (did they make a mistake?) the lingonberry jam (I'm pretty sure that's what I was eating) adds a nice balance to the balls that is necessary to cut through the fat. The mashed potatoes were just ok, but if you screw those up then you are just a lost cause. A nice gravy blanket then re-invigorates the body, bringing back the calories lost from the 15k steps that you just took through a warehouse that makes Costco look like a dollhouse. Let's be clear that I'm not rating ikea itself as a 3 star establishment here, it's higher. They are doing us all a service by supplying easy to build (well, maybe not easy) furniture at a decent cost. And the store itself is actually fun. But I can't in good faith rate the food higher than 3 stars. It did the job well, but there are certainly no frills. Also, make sure you get yourself a Varmblixt for some warm, ambient light in your household. It will change your life. read more

IKEA - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

Coming from Hawaii, we don't have an IKEA, so a trip here is basically a major event for us! After trekking through what felt like miles of gorgeous room displays, my blood sugar was crashing and we desperately needed to refuel. Enter the IKEA restaurant--our absolute savior. The order line was massive (pro tip: divide and conquer! My husband and son kept shopping while I held down the fort in line). It was incredibly clean, efficient, and so spacious. As a meatball fan, I was in heaven: they have Swedish, plant-based, falafel, and fish balls! Plus, hot coffee and tea are totally free for IKEA family members. We fed three starving people for a mind-blowing $37. We walked out with a dining table, chairs, a dresser, a nightstand, endless organizing bins, and completely full bellies. 10/10, I'd honestly brave the maze again just for the food! read more

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I read somewhere that IKEA serves breakfast but I was unsure of this location served it. We came right when they opened and to our surprised they did have breakfast! Breakfast was great for such a good deal! A good place to stop by if you need to shop at Ikea or in the area! read more

IKEA - Bacon potato crepes with a side of meatballs and a cinnamon roll - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

I was very impressed with the quality of the food, the environment and the overall price wasn't too much of a hit in the pockets! the chicken tastes great and I highly recommend the chocolate cake!! read more

IKEA - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

I love IKEA. Always went here with my mom as a kid and this time around I went with my girlfriend. Got my go to Meatball and vegetables meal and I loved it. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I love the food court here and it has a nice view out the windows especially on a nice sunny day.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The shopping experience was very fun as well. We also got some hot dogs at the end at the food stand after the checkout, those were pretty good and only about a $1. So a nice little post shop snack as well. read more

IKEA - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

Located inside IKEA, is plenty of seating and a good spot to grab food before or after shopping. Grabbing your food is cafeteria styled where there are drinks, desserts, and certain dishes you can grab yourself while there are also items you order and receive and put onto your tray. We got the meatballs with double mashed potatoes and the lingonberry and it was simple yet gave a homestyle feeling when eating. Definitely something to grab when craving Swedish meatballs. read more

IKEA - Swedish Meatballs with Mashed Potatoes and Lingonberry - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

It was nostalgia coming here and having dinner. Had their special dinners with meatballs and sides! Oh and their dessert was soooooooooooo good! I really enjoyed it and would come again. Love this spot! I would give it closer to a 5. I also like their love of their culture. It's cool. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They also have a huge area to eat which is nice.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Different backdrops and also has cultural information to look at.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The service was great too. Easy and friendly servers! Will come again. You can also stop by downstairs and grab cones! Why not?! read more

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If you're hungry while shopping at IKEA, drop by their food cafeteria! Although it's not the highest quality food, the pricing and portion is fair and it gets the job done. I had their Mac & cheese and it was okay. Not too much flavor and a bit too mushy for me. I also had their strawberry soft serve on the first floor and it was good. It tasted a lot like strawberry and not too artificial. There's a lot of options from their cafeteria and they look decently good. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The cafeteria is pretty big. Lots of seating and they have a huge window that has a decent view of the sky which I liked.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The food is self served after choosing your meal, but the staff has been nice with helping me out. read more

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I love the IKEA Restaurant. It has great, yummy & affordable food. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Lots of seating & has a good vibe.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I've been during dinner but this time I went for breakfast. They have the small breakfast for $2.99 and the medium breakfast for $5.99, which I got. Very tasty Swedish breakfast food. read more

IKEA - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

I love their meatballs, vegan ones too! And their vegan hotdog that you can only get by the deli at the exit. And their froyo cones. But WHY is it always mostly closed or only selling one or two items like pizza and soda? I haven't been able to get a cone, a vegan dog, or a meatball sundae in the past few years (about maybe 10 times going) - it is always partially closed. Step it up please :( read more

This was fairly disappointing. Firstly it is incredibly slow moving even with both sides of the restaurant open. The bottled drinks weren't stocked very well and there was a quite limited selecting. The first side I waited maybe ten minutes and saw the cold areas sparsely stocked with anything. Wanting for desserts I had opted to get out of line and start over by making my way to the opposite line. Service wasn't all that friendly and they also seemed understaffed for dinner time. As far as food goes the meatballs were great and so were the vegetable balls. The medallions were lovely and truly my favorite way to eat vegetables. The mashed potatoes were dull and tasted like exactly mashed potatoes and nothing more. Finally the drink machine was broken and the syrup was off leaving a cola as just carbonated water on both sides and ice working on only one machine. This IKEA restaurant needs some work. read more

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The Swedish Restaurant saves you from being overwhelmed at IKEA. It's a vital reset from all of the clever products and charming furniture sets that make IKEA famous. Go through the cafe line and select from a delightful array of meats, veggies, soup and desserts. The prices make your meal quite accessible. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Nooks and crannies around a large space are awaiting you to bring your bounty with comfortable seating, grand windows and WiFi.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I was particularly pleased to see so many options for vegetarians. The staff are ready to answer your questions about each item on the menu. Once you are refreshed you can climb back into the maze of all of those creative "nick nacks" that are sure to enrich your home and workspace. read more

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Funny that this was my first time ever visiting an IKEA. I lived in Kansas City and never visited that one. I lived in Las Vegas a couple blocks away from that IKEA, and never stepped foot inside that one. I had a friend tell me that they purchased a bedroom furniture set from an IKEA and had to assemble the products themselves. I don't have time nor patience for that. So, the Renton, Washington IKEA was my first ever visit and I must say, I was impressed. I spent about 5 hours looking at everything. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I even ate in their restaurant on the upper floor.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I did leave with a few purchases and a head full of future ideas. I was super impressed with "how they thought of everything " mentality. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Even in the restaurant,for example, they have tray carts that hold 3 trays. Perfect for families to use to navigate cafeteria style food easier from selection to table.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Or the As Is section, right near the customer service and check out registers. It's the first day of the New Year and I'm already embarking on organizing the house and repotting new Aloe Vera and Peace Lilly plants I purchased from my IKEA visit. Thank you IKEA! I now know not everything requires assembly. And even if it does, I can pay a little extra to have someone else do that for me. I look forward to visiting again soon. read more

IKEA - My newly repotted Peace Lilly and Aloe Vera plants I purchased at IKEA. - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

My family has been eating at this restaurant for the last ten years, but for some reason when we came last Saturday, we had a terrible experience. For some reason, despite the fact that it was the first Saturday following the New Year (when Ikea puts everything on sale), it seemed like the restaurant employees were completely unprepared for the crowd. We waited in line for food for more than fifteen minutes because they ran out of Swedish meatballs and had to make more. In addition they were also out of conspiracy chocolate cake, garlic bread, mac n cheese, and when we got to the front of the line, they made us wait an extra seven minutes for the garlic cod dish because that was not ready either. We'd never had this kind of experience at Ikea before, and we were massively disappointed, especially since my little sister had been craving the garlic bread and meatballs for weeks, and it was the only reason we came into the store. I really wanted some cola from the soft drink machine, so I paid for the glass cup at the register only to find out they were completely out of cola. I feel like the woman at the register should have told us that because I would not have purchased a cup for soda if I had known they were out of cola and diet cola in their machines. I hope this experience was an outlier and not something that will be repeated. read more

Great value for pretty solid food! The line was really long but still worth it. Pro tip: if you order the meatballs you can ask to swap the sides for anything other option. In my opinion the mashed potatoes were bland but had good texture. read more

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Good furniture is not the only thing which IKEA offers. Their food is quite delicious. The chicken tenders are good. Try their garlic bread as well. Worth mentioning is the chocolate cake. It was so sumptuous and surprisingly was low on calories. Their USP are those lip-smacking hot dogs. I never thought I would say this but their veg dog is actually better than the hot dog. Do try the vanilla swirl as well. The only drawback is that there are very few vegan options. But that is true in general everywhere in the USA. Who cares..We eat meat :) IKEA shopping spree is always incomplete without having food here. read more

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Came for a quick meatball lunch. The food is good and the meatballs meals are $1 off on Thursdays. You can get 8, 12 or 16 meatballs with your meal and it comes with a scoop of mashed potatoes and green peas. Gravy and lingonberry sauce come on the meatballs. Worth a stop if you are shopping read more

IKEA - Meatball meal - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

I would rate my experience as zero out of five stars because they were closed at 6:00 tonight instead of 8:30 and this was not noted on their website. Nor could the employee closest to the restaurant explain it. We were going to buy a sofa, as well as things from the marketplace but this is unreliable and I'm hungry so we left. read more

We came here over the weekend. The line ended near the cash registers. The line was slow moving. I like the pictures/menu on the monitors. From that, I knew right away what I wanted - the Stockholm salad. Ordered so much food cuz the portions are a bit small. The kids meal is 2.50! Spent $70 for 6 dishes, 1 kids meal, a side. It's so bright and airy there! Lots of seats at that time. Don't forget to bus your own table! Kids like to pitch in and help with that. Saved me a few bucks by not having to tip. Parking was easy. Going through the Ikea maze may take hours so having a place to eat is a great idea! read more

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Located on the second floor of this massive furniture warehouse, this restaurant is more like a cafeteria that meets you after you've navigated through a Disney-like experience of furniture showrooms. The famous dish here are the meatballs. You can get them with mashed potatoes, peas, and gravy. The prices are fairly reasonable. They have kids meals to appease the hungry little tots with your standard chicken tenders and mac and cheese type of meals. They also have desserts, but I didn't try any this go round. The meatball meal was delicious. We also had a side of mac and cheese. It was pretty good as well. Remember to sign up for an Idea account. You get a free coffee or tea with your meal. Plenty of seating available in the dining area. They even have little carts that you can place your trays on, especially if you're towing little ones with you and only have so many hands. read more

I came to Ikea and shopping for countertop materials and chairs at night. After that stopped by Ikea cafeteria to eat some food with my hubby. We came at night so some of them were sold out, but we chose Harvest salad, Swedish meatballs and vegetable balls. It reminds me of a school cafeteria. The service was so slow and grumpy granny there caused a long line behind, lol. As for the impression of food, salad is ok but not other meals. 3 meals for $20 are not bad but better to eat delicious food. read more

IKEA - Swedish meatballs, Vegetable balls and Harvest salad. - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

Good lord, the wait. Like, I saw the line - well, two - so I know it wasn't going to be instant. But it's been 30 mins and I'm maybe 2/3 of the way through a line that maybe had 20 people in it to begin with. There is one employee serving per line, and there's not exactly a lot of hustle. You're serving meatballs. Just slap 'em on the plate and go. This isn't the Met. Also, you've got two cashiers and only one person going up to pay every 3 mins, so they're spending more time talking to each other about whatever than they are cashing people out. Get someone a hair net and a ladle. A family ahead of us literally had a celebration when they reached the checkout. Second star is for the meatballs. But I could have made my own in this amount of time. read more

One of the most irritating thing about the IKEA cafeteria (especially after they switched to their own brand of sodas) has been the drink stations. Their ice makers were broken, the syrup and carbonation was always horribly weak, etc. So I was excited to see two new machines! Unfortunately it was all the same-- One entire machine was broken and the other side had no ice. The carbonation was practically nonexistent and the syrup was so weak that the cola looked like iced tea. Their drinks cost $2 and come in a glass that holds about 12oz, so it's not like it was cheap enough to excuse it away. I tried to drink the water but it had a very chemical taste. I would have asked someone who works there for help but unfortunately there's nobody around to ask for help. As far as food-- since the pandemic their selection is very slim. Other locations don't seem to have this issue and carry what is listed on their website. The biggest disappointment is that there are almost never desserts available anymore. The prices have also raised drastically while quality has dropped. Unfortunately it's just not a fun part of the IKEA experience anymore. I do have one thing I'd like to direct towards other diners-- Clean up after yourselves! How can you just vet up from a table you've destroyed and leave with food on the table and floors and dirty plates still there? You're gross and making the employees jobs way more difficult. read more

Given that we don't have an IKEA in Hawaii, it's always a treat to be able to get food from here. The wife brought home some meatballs and the chicken tender plate. Both reasonably priced and both delicious. Simply can't go wrong with this place which reminds me of a better Costco food court.... And that's saying a lot cause I love the Costco food court! read more

I remember the meatballs being better. On a Saturday late afternoon the line was still long to get the famous Swedish meatballs, but it's already a trek to make it to IKEA, so why not? Located on the second floor where the showroom is, the IKEA Restaurant was pretty spacious and open, as it's a cafeteria style concept where you wait in line to get your food and then pick an open seat, tray in hand. There were two lines to get food, which was a little confusing at first, we had to ask people what the other line was for. The menu had a handful of items, including the Swedish meatballs, which is what most people come here for. The meatballs dish came with mashed potatoes and gravy, broccoli and lingonberry sauce on the side. It was about seven bucks for the meal. Additionally, there were other items in the fridge that did not look appealing at all, like the salad with smoked salmon. It looked like it was sitting in there all day. Swedish meatballs weren't bad. The gravy and mashed potatoes were more watery than I expected, which was disappointing since I like a thicker texture. The steamed broccoli was also meh, as it tasted like it had been under the heat lamp for awhile. Next time I'd ask if I could have green beans instead. The lingonberry sauce on the side for the meatballs was a nice contrast. But overall, I got my Swedish meatballs fix and if the line is shorter next time, I'd get it again. read more

IKEA - Swedish Meatballs Meal - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

After shopping at ikea~~~ swedish meatball !! My all time favorite, yummm!! I also got strawberry shortcake for only $0.80!! It was 80th anniversary special!! Also coffee~~~to finish off read more

IKEA - Swedish meatball~~ yumm - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

I would highly recommend eating here to get the full shopping experience. I intentionally skipped out on breakfast just so I was hungry and ready for lunch here. After walking around and looking at the staged bedrooms, bathrooms, living rooms, etc. you're going to be hungry. IKEA at Renton is huge so my suggestion would be to come with a cup of coffee and an empty stomach so after walking through you can enjoy a heart Swedish meal. I loved everything that we tried. Here's what we ordered: Swedish Meatballs. Comes with gravy and mash - 10/10 Garlic Lemon Cod with Mash - 10/10 (mine came fresh out of the oven) Greek Salad (you can't go wrong with fresh ingredients and their dressing is so good - 10/10 Tomato Soup (a little too thick for me but tasty. Was needed for the rainy weather) - 8/10 All of their dining furniture is IKEA made so you can sit and eat at an IKEA table especially if you're looking for one. Lots of seating and areas to relax and eat. The staff is also very friendly. I'd definitely come back when I'm ready to shop again. read more

IKEA - Swedish Meatballs with Mash, and Peas - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

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Oh boy what a day, it was my first time going to IKEA what a nightmare. Ok there's plenty of parking way bigger than Costco, so more people, we made our furniture purchase quickly with the help of one of the electronic gadgets showed us the isle and bin we located said item bada boom bada bing we are done. Soooo wife and grand daughters are hungry and want something from the restaurant, I was told that the food was good so why not....... I tell you why not we waited in line at a high school type of cafeteria that was way under staffed. There's two lines to get your orders unfortunately the line we chose was staffed by an overwhelmed little old lady who couldn't keep up, the other line had three servers what the ....... Hey manager you're not doing a good job distributing your staff. We waited over 45 minutes. Ok got that off my chest so the restaurant has a lot of seats and was pretty clean when we got to place our orders they had started to add servers to or line they go through their entrees fast I don't just want meatballs I wanted the Garlic lemon cod but it was not available for a couple of minutes at this point oh well about par for the course. Like I mentioned I chose the cod it comes with mashed potatoes no gravy and peas. The cod was moist and very nicely seasoned the potatoes and peas are acceptable but nothing to get excited about. I also got a side of meatballs that comes with gravy and a lingonberry sauce. The meatballs are good they're frozen and you can get them at the checkout, we bought two bags of them. I also got a side of their smoked gravlax it's ok very lightly smoked the lemon mustard sauce was a nice complement. Would I go again maybe now that I know what I'm getting myself into maybe. read more

IKEA - The cafeteria - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

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Crazy lines, low availability of the classic Swedish cold dishes. Though of course they always have meatballs! Meatballs, gravy, mash and lingonberry always serve up the same lackluster punch to my craving. Hate/love the added scoop of water veggies. read more

IKEA - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

You can't argue that the cafeteria is always a high priority when you stop at IKEA. The Swedish meatballs are always cheap and it's easy to feed a family (or yourself if you can eat like a family). They've definitely changed up their offerings as I've noticed the quantity decreasing and price slightly increasing slowly over time. Get the Daim chocolate almond cake, it's worth it. Don't forget your IKEA family card as it gets you a free mug for coffee or tea. The worst part is that the lines are ridiculously long on weekends. The workers serving the food are borderline incompetent and always seem to move at a snails pace. You're typically waiting up to 30+ minutes in line before even getting to order. read more

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Generally a well run kitchen and we usually order the meatball plate. This time I ordered a pulled pork sandwich. But they had run out. They said 10 mins for them to replenish the pulled pork. It actually took 20 mins. If they run out of something, unless you have lots of time to wait, order something else. You'll be less likely to be hangry. I'll not make that mistake again. read more

My go to here is the Salmon and that hollandaise sauce, Mashed potatoes and gravy. Food is food and you can get a side of meatballs and chocolate cake . I give V it 3*** because I've been here a few times and they have been out of stock of a lot of the things I want. read more

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You really cannot beat the prices for the meals that are offered here. It is set up more of a cafeteria than a restaurant. I came here during dinner time. You grab a tray and first you can pick a dessert (not sure why the dessert is first, probably to allure the children), side salads and salmon/bagel plates, then you are up front in the entree section. There are about 5-6 options with the main course being salmon, meatballs, or pork shanks. Depending on your main, you can get gravy, mashed potatoes, greens, grains, etc. There's also dinner breads and drinks at the end. Everything has a price listed right underneath. Once you grab your food, you pick a table to eat and slide your tray on their racks once you're done. It felt just like high school. The tables around also reminded me of high school given that they were dirty. They can be maintained better. For my plate, the salmon fillet dinner was $8, marzipan cream cake for $1.50, and I got an apple cider for $2 (but there are fountain drinks for $1). For the price here, the food here was surprisingly good. The salmon was cooked nicely and the lemon dill sauce had nice lemon flavor that compliment the fish. The grains were pretty dry and needed more flavor, so I had to mix the sauce in there. The string beans were good, but I wish there were more. The cake was nice! I've never had marzipan before so I'm glad I picked that one compared to the cheesecakes there were available. It was sweet, but not overpowering like buttercream. I've been at Ikea multiple times before and I have seen the changes this Ikea has been under. I'm so glad they included the restaurant. read more

IKEA - Salmon Fillet - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

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I think a lot of people go here for the novelty. That's what it was like for me. It's a cafeteria, but the food is good and the ambience is lovely. It's a nice spot to sit for a while and chat with friends or relatives. And it's fun to try their menu options. read more

You really can't go to IKEA without grabbing an inexpensive bite to eat to fuel the second half of your shopping extravaganza. The lines were a little ridiculously long to get through; it took about 20 minutes to get through with our food. The gals serving up the dishes were polite and happy to make minor changes as requested, which was double steamed vegetables and meatballs, rather than the usual mashed potatoes as part of the dish. Easy peasy to add an additional four meatballs for a whopping $1!! You just can't go wrong with meatballs, steamed veggie, side salad and a beverage for $8.99. It was a nice way to fill our tummies prior to going downstairs for round two of our shopping! read more

IKEA - IKEA Restaurant - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

We stumbled upon IKEA Breakfast early in the morning, and had to do a double take on the menu. Wait what? You get sausages, eggs, crepes AND hash browns for $2? No freakin' way. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it's true! And for an extra $1.29, you can get a side order of (3) bacons. It's pretty cheap, filling and decent. The eggs are really fluffy. Delicious. If you're an IKEA member, I think you get a free coffee or tea (usually $1). All the food we got in the picture was $10. Talk about filling your belly without breaking the bank. read more

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Poorly designed cafeteria, unless they want to slow everyone down rather than have a long line for the cashiers. I only wanted soup and salad but had to wait with everyone who wanted meatballs and other non-self serve food. Half the beverage dispensers out of order. Had to go to one place for a fork and the last knife, to another for a spoon. Soup just labeled "soup" as far as I could see. Clearly tomato, but had cheese and/or meat/tofu as well. I'm an omnivore when traveling, so I'm for me. It was tasty, as are my Greek salad and dressing. I used to work near here; presumably it's still better to come for dinner when you've worked late. read more

For the vegan meatball plate at $3.99, it's so worth it!! The kids and I went to do a little shopping, but before we started we had to make sure we had the energy for IKEA. The food lines are long, but they move fairly quickly. We all got a meal plate, beverage and we share a couple of desserts, which all was under $25!! What a steal! I haven't tried the smaller food stand at the end of your shopping experience, so I hope to be able to update on their veggie hot dogs soon! read more

IKEA - Vegan meatball plate with drink - Scandinavian Near Me - Renton, Washington

A place to feed the entire family for cheap. I don't know about you. I've definitely cut down number of times we eat out this year due to inflation. IKEA Restaurant is a easy way to feed the entire family for pre-Covid prices. Plus, it's delicious!! If you like the meatballs, ordering them separately as sides is cheaper than ordering a meal. I did the math. You are welcome :P read more

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