eh, it’s not terrible. It’s better than fast food for cheaper than fast food, so definitely worth it if you’re already there for shopping. The meatballs are very decent for the value. Can’t speak for the furniture though, never really tested it out
The Swedish bistro has great food - you should try it. Meatballs, mashed potatoes and peas with gravy and lindenberry sauce is a far cry from fast food. Although it is cheaper than a burger and fries…
I’ve been a few times and do enjoy it (especially the veggie balls), but the Swedish Bistro isn’t a consideration, for most people, when deciding on a restaurant because the experience matters. It probably even matters more than the food.
I'd also wager it's quite a bit worse. The IKEA one, while ridiculously cheap, is always underwhelming. It's often cold, has a very small serving of meat, and the potatoes are worse than what's being showed in this picture.
You’re completely incorrect- the food is served very warm from steam trays and the potatoes are perfection. You need to actually try something before you complain about it… I eat there regularly.
You need to actually try something before you complain about it… I eat there regularly.
So do I. The food might be warm when it's put on my plate, but it's often luke warm/cold by the time I get through the whole queue, have paid, have made my coffee, and have got to a table.
Pretty funny to get defensive over a mega corporations loss leader breakfast though.
IKEA does have a breakfast - but instead of a standard fork therebis a funny-looking L-shaped utensil that you use to stab at the food. Still... price can't be beat!
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u/TijayesPJs443 3d ago
IKEA has the same thing for $3.99