IKEA Restaurant, Portland OR

Great chicken strip and fries for a reasonable price! Loved it they can still improve to get freshly fried juicy chicken

Good food.short staffed.we had a lady not very happy about working in the food court. Very little effort.

It says on Google, and their own website that the restaurant was open until 7: 30 so I drove there from 20 minutes away got there at 7: 05 and they had the yellow chain closing the line, and they told me they close at 7. This is honestly really irritating, because I wasted my money on fuel coming over here just for the food, and wasted so much of my time after work too.

The food is horrible, it taste like hospital grade food. There is no juice or soda, just flavor sprizers, processed, and there is no service. Just people who put food on your plate and take your money, and clean tables, it's a kin to a school cafeteria. Don't eat here or waste your time. Shop and leave. The atmosphere is a crowded long line and a hot spot for contracting covid or flu.

As of 031522. Still no chocolate cake. Great place just to get out of house, dinner for two under 14.00. Get the Ikea family card and get free coffee everytime you visit.
As of 092723. Chocolate cake is back, just a little different than before. Dinner for two was around 21.00.

Gotta get those meatballs, mashed potato, lingonberry sauce, veg and gravy.
Good views, light and airy atmosphere.

No more breakfast, serving on the weekend only, shortage of food or staff? ! Idk? ! And they were out of fries… Ikea is not the same anymore…: (

During each visit to IKEA, I find myself spending a considerable amount on home accessories and typically allocate around half of my budget to the IKEA restaurant, which I thoroughly enjoy due to the delicious food they offer. Their service is also consistently impressive. Although I tend to forget to take pictures of my food, this time I managed to capture a couple of shots after finishing three sets of plates with my family.

The food was decent. The max and cheese was great. For the price though I don’t think it was worth it and we were all still hungry after.

First time to this IKEA and I love it. I love all IKEA so this is no different.

I wish it’s not to far for me. 4 hours to visit is just to far for monthly commute.

Bring IKEA to SPOKANE, WA.

Great space, well priced with good choices.
And free coffee for IKEA Family card members.

I don’t know what it is about IKEA’s restaurant but it makes me happy to eat there. It’s so simple and they allow free refills for the soda. I gave a 3 because I’m vegan and there are little to no options for me and some of the items were not great. But I had the plant ball meal with cauliflower rice and a side salad, with a roll, and a soda and it was about 9 dollars.not bad but it was the end of the night and the roll was hard. I would dine there again just because everyone was so nice, it’s decently priced, clean, and I’m always hungry at IKEA hahah.

Four stars because I like the strong Scandinavian coffee and the desserts. This is actually a cafeteria. Like elementary school or a hospital or a military base. It is not a restaurant with a host and waiters. So adjust your expectations. For special attention, go to a restaurant.

I don't know if it's been a while since I had IKEA food but I was definitely underwhelmed. Great service though!

We've eaten here many times; definitely a good option if you're in the area and want to save some money. Better than anything else in the Cascade Station area.

I usually don't have a reason to leave a review for the Ikea restaurant, but our experience tonight is worth mentioning. For reference, the Ikea restaurant stops serving at 7pm.

Came in around 6: 15pm, what my family would call "dinner time". Upon sitting down to eat at roughly 6: 30pm, an employee proceeded to start flipping up every unoccupied chair they could find. Eventually, we and the people near us, were completely surrounded by a sea of upturned chairs. I've worked in the service industry, I understand the concept of pre-closing, but not at the expense of making your customers feel unwanted 30 minutes before closing.

If your posted hours say food is served until 7pm, the dining room should resemble a dining room until 7pm.

Also, make more garlic bread, it's literally always empty.

We like to eat here but the last two times they have been out of food items and soda. There was no cashier at the food store by the exit on a Sunday and the only option was to get in the regular checkout line which was really long. So we ended up leaving with nothing.