IKEA Restaurant in Bristol, City of

Just had the Festive Meatball Feast and not gonna lie... It was delicious!

Twice been here and food not edible stone cold asked to be replaced they said nothing wrong with it WON'T go again do not recommend

45 minutes to Que up for food that has really gone downhill. Very limited choice this evening and the apple cake was just full of water. Not going to eat here again, definitely not worth the 45 minute wait. The staff were friendly even after a 9 hour shift.

too much time in a queue about 30 minutes, only one side serving on a Saturday, with one attendant at the counter and one at the cashier, very bad indeed

We used to love coming to IKEA for the food but no longer. The pasta was literally served with about a glass full of water (see photos). The chips were mediocre, the queues very slow (both sides open but just slow) and difficult to see if tables are free round the corner. The meatballs, mash and peas were ok and prices not extreme but the pasta was inexcusable.

Got the vegetarian sweedish meatballs with mash, peas and gravy. Very good value for money, gravy and mash were really good, but meatballs were a bit dry.

IKEA used to be half decent for food and where it lacked in quality it was excellent on price. Not any more, the food prices have gone up whilst the food has nosedived. The kids fish fingers were bland, rubbery and tasted like they’d been there since the morning. The meatballs weren’t what they used to be. The queues to get the food were ridiculous, why is only one side ever opened at peak times? The restaurant was dirty, tables weren’t being cleaned, the food was considerably more costly than before.

get a bloody separate queue for new parents with babies. it wasn't nice seeing a new mother struggling so much standing in the queue. I did contact your staff, they both looked from a distance and said she looks fine. Yes, blind-dumbo, she is fine, fine for the child.

The view on the window was great and the meatballs, jam, chips, and mash potatoes was lovely. But there was some weird drinks and not much options and every time I come the is at least one drink machine broken.

The breakfast was not the best but it was cheap, the sausages and bacon could have been cooked a bit longer as it was still a bit pink

The restaurant at Ikea Bristol is enormous, when all sections are open. The hot main course menu choice is a little limited, although they always have at least one and sometimes two vegetarian options. Arriving at 12.30 we, perhaps understandably, had to wait a while to be served. The food was fairly wholesome and inexpensive, although it could have done with being hotter. Otherwise all good.

Long queues, no salmon, food cool and only one person on till. Not good.

The ikea cooked English breakfast and vegetarian breakfast must be the dullest most tasteless breakfast I’ve ever eaten. It’s cheap and that’s the only good thing about it. Don’t waste your money.

I recommend pushing to the front of the queue to find out if they have got what food you want, otherwise you can end up queuing for ages and wasting your time. It'll save having a car full of crying grandchildren all the way home. Alternatively they could spend 30 seconds putting I sign up advising the stock issues. But apparently that is too much to expect. As you may be able to tell, I'm a bit annoyed by this!

It's IKEA food, you should know what you're getting into. Massive portions of somewhat bland food at a reasonable price, tasty desserts, and lots of drink options with free refills. Limited food options but you get lots of variations in terms of side and toppings: You want your meatballs with mash and gravy? Chips and gravy? Spaghetti and red sauce? Rice? The servers won't bat an eyelash no matter the combo you come up with. Might be difficult to find a seat during peak hours, but there are endless seats.

Twas a wonderful dish of meatballs that did not leave my wallet empty I shall rate this 5 stars

Had the meatballs, they were very yummy! 😋

Went on a Sunday & had the classic meatballs, lovely. Eating area was pretty clean. Staff were lovely. I was amazed at the number of rude & entitled customers in there, staff must be used to it as they kept their cool.

Has got more expensive and if can find your way out again your grand.

Great Value, great tasting food for money, especially for families on budget. A+

Lunch time is very busy, which negatively affects the quality of service

Visited today what an awful meal. Overcooked fish and the chips and peas cold. . Very disappointing

breakfast is still fine all though nothing similar to a meal in a restaurant where ingredients are good quality and freshly cooked. the lunch (meatballs) was first class. clean, friendly, and well managed

Best value for money breakfast, we are returning customers for more then a decade now. Kind staff and and good food.

We have been coming here regularly for 10 years. The food is delicious, the staff is always friendly, sometimes there is a shortage of staff and now there is no vegetarian sausage, but this is all due to Brexit and not IKEA's fault.

We visited bistro today for first time with my partner and our 5y old daughter and very very disappointed, we all had a stomach ache on the way home including our daughter and almost didn't make it to the toilet, never eating there again!!

Good & inexpensive meatball meal.

Big que for food. Felt really cold in the dinning room as the air conditioning was on. Not really needed for December as it's only 9c outside. My sons fish in bread crumbs was very dry. My mash potatoes were lumpy and also dry. Tasted like instant mash horrible.

Took about 40m of queueing to get served. There was only 2 people serving at the pass on a Sunday afternoon. One kept leaving to go get more plates and stuff from the back. There was no gravy on our counter so they had to cross the pass each time to get gravy. Don't know what the management team are doing but they can't even run a Canteen effectively... Terrible.