Ikea - Draper

The experience wasn't anything exceptional, but the prices were quite reasonable. The appetizers were enjoyable. I'm not particularly fond of meatballs, but they seem to be a favorite among many.

I heard good things... these things were wrong. The food is terrible. I guess they followed the same recipe they do for the furniture. Cheap, mass produced and badly made.

Ikea for the restaurant experience. I know how touristy! the headliner Swedish meatballs were certainly worth the hype. ordered a salmon salad that was good. the children's menu had good options, but was not too impressed by the children's menu. everything and everything, worth the stop, but don't put your expectations high.

If you're seeking decent food while strolling through Ikea, I would recommend looking elsewhere. The mac and cheese lacks flavor, and overall the menu doesn't offer much variety. It's suitable for kids who need a snack and a place to play, but for everyone else, it’s just typical cafeteria food.

Delicious! We always look forward to having lunch during our visits to IKEA. They offer a variety of options for everyone. There are vegetarian plant balls and vegan veggie balls, along with salads and grilled chicken for those on a keto or low-carb diet. Plus, they serve the tasty regular meals they’re famous for. I personally love their Swedish meatballs. Don’t miss out on their delicious desserts either! If you haven't tried their veggie medallion, it's absolutely scrumptious. And be sure to grab a hazelnut chocolate bar to enjoy later; you won't be disappointed!