IKEA offering customers half price meals including meatballs
Whether you're making eating out plans or you're looking for some furniture deals, IKEA has you sorted.
Here are the discounts you can get this summer at IKEA stores.
To claim all the offers, customers must be IKEA Family members, however, the sale on items in available for everyone to take advantage of. Anyone can sign up for free via the IKEA website.
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The furniture store is famous for its affordable meatballs, mash and gravy food served in its in-store restaurants and now they're even cheaper.
From Thursday, June 5, members can get at least 50% off all main meals and children's meals in IKEA Restaurants across the UK Monday to Friday from 11am until store closing, between Thursday, June 5 and Friday, August 29.
The offer applies to other dishes too, including an 8-piece meatball meal for £2.75 (regular price £5.50), Fish and chips for £3 (regular price £6.95) and Sausage and Mash for £2.45.
Meanwhile, kids' meals, all of which include a piece of fruit and a soft drink, include children's Meatballs for £1.25 (regular price £2.50) and Children's pasta for just 45p (regular price 95p).
All eligible meals:
8-piece meatball meal: £2.75 (regular price £5.50)
12-piece meatball meal: £3.35 (regular price £6.75)
Fish and chips: £3 (regular price £6.95)
Sausage and Mash: £2.45 (regular price £4.95)
Veggie Sausage and Mash: £2.45 (regular price £4.95)
Salmon Fillet: £3 (regular price £6.95)
Pasta and Tomato Sauce: £1.45 (regular price £2.95)
Rice mix with vegetables: £1.25 (regular price £2.50)
Mushroom, Cheddar and Garlic Tart: £3.25 (regular price £6.50)* not available at IKEA Belfast
Children's Meatballs: £1.25 (regular price £2.50)
Children's Plant balls: 95p (regular price £1.95)
Children's Pasta: 45p (regular price 95p)
Children's Sausage & Mash: £1.25 (regular price £2.50)
Children's Veggie Sausage & Mash: £1.25 (regular price £2.50)
Children's Plant based pieces: 95p (regular price £1.95)
The food at IKEA is popular with one customer at the Southampton store sharing their experience on Google Reviews: "For it is all about the food after hectic shopping for the uni student we had to have a sumptuous lunch to satisfy our hunger.
"The meatballs are a must when at IKEA but my favourite was also the fish and chips and loved the baked Salmon too. Ended the lunch with a sumptuous piece of apple pie!"
Another commented: "Visiting IKEA in Southampton was both practical and fun—it became my go-to spot for affordable furniture and home essentials.
"Wandering through the maze of showrooms and grabbing a plate of their iconic meatballs made the trip feel like a mini adventure."
If you're heading to IKEA to shop, you can also get your hands on some summer deals if you make purchases between June 5 and 15 as you will receive a voucher giving you £10 off a £60 purchase to use until August 31 at participating stores.
IKEA Family customers making a purchase at IKEA Oxford Street and IKEA Hammersmith during the same timeframe will receive a voucher giving them £10 of a £40 purchase.
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The IKEA Summer Sale also starts from tomorrow, with up to 60% off items.
More than 600 items are included in the sale across all areas of the home, including kitchen, dining, bedroom, living room and bathroom. Just a small selection of items discounted in the sale include:
HEMNES Coffee Table in black/brown: £79 (38% off)
MALM double bedframe in blue: £55 (55% off)
SAGESUND Upholstered single bed frame, Diseröd brown: £99 (51% off)
IDANÄS Drop-leaf table, white: £99 (33% off)
To take advantage of the IKEA Food and '£10 off when you spend £60 or £40' (depending on store) offers, customers must be an IKEA Family member.
IKEA Family unlocks access to a range of exclusive deals and benefits, from special discounts to priority access to events and workshops.
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