When you shop in store at Ikea , you can get a free cup of tea or filter coffee or upgrade to a cappuccino or latte for 40p when you swipe an Ikea Family card at the in-store restaurant. Monday - Friday
Breakfast:
Visit any Ikea store with a restaurant on weekdays till 11am you can get a 6 item cooked breakfast for £1.50 when you show an Ikea Family card at the till. If you don't have its free loyalty card, you can sign up online or in store.Without an Ikea Family card the same breakfast costs £2.25, so it's a 75p saving each time.
Bear in mind, £1.50 brekki is a child size portion. £2.50 is adult size but egg is not free range so that's not filling either
- sul
Bear in mind, £1.50 brekki is a child size portion. £2.50 is adult size but egg is not free range so that's not filling either
- sul
Top comments
m00head
25 Mar 178#5
Georgedeals
25 Mar 173#13
This is always the case, its not an offer its normal.
All comments (49)
truffle6969
25 Mar 17#1
Nice.
Have HEAT 4 ur brekky. :smile:
goldy12 to truffle6969
25 Mar 171#2
Thanks, nothing worse than a cold brekky
mixmixi
25 Mar 17#3
£1.50 for 6 item cooked breakfast? Glad they are not raw this time. Heat added. :sunglasses:
livreg
25 Mar 171#4
£2.25 for a 9 piece breky too.
m00head
25 Mar 178#5
DealJourno to m00head
25 Mar 17#11
Good job it isn't a British one. Would have to swap the horse out for a rat.
anlygi to m00head
25 Mar 17#20
You should be pleased at that! Saves more of your kind from slaughter.
supermann
25 Mar 172#6
Ikea has been using this marketing ploy for years. Yes the prices have changed slightly since they started this marketing campaign years ago.
Helpful reminder for those of us who'd forgotten about it and the few people who don't know. Very helpful bit of free advertising for Ikea.. again.
goldy12 to supermann
25 Mar 17#8
I never realised they did this and it doesn't appear well advertised not even on this site.
batemansxxxb to supermann
26 Mar 171#34
They also used to offer any hot drink from their machines,now only foul tasting filter coffee or tea,you have to pay for hot chocolate
picky666
25 Mar 171#7
They used to do that at weekends too but they stopped it as it gets very busy at weekends
cjabingham
25 Mar 17#9
horse meat is lean and tasty and there are so many ex race horses now!
CharlesCalthrop
25 Mar 172#10
The gold standard for a cooked Full English breakfast is of course, Gary Wilmot's wedding...
tightar5e
25 Mar 17#12
I'd go if I could get learn to get round London's North Circular without getting an Average Speed, Speeding Ticket. The roads round there are like some sort Lock Down/Prison environment.
maggi999 to tightar5e
26 Mar 17#41
Stick to the speed limit (that's the number on the white sign with a red circle round it).....simples
Georgedeals
25 Mar 173#13
This is always the case, its not an offer its normal.
ads_williams
25 Mar 17#14
MMmmm.... horse
GlentoranMark
25 Mar 171#15
7 item fry in Belfast and Ikea is a 10 minutes walk from George Best Airport, even more reasons to visit NI.
I should work for the NI Tourist Board :stuck_out_tongue:
rabb5it to GlentoranMark
26 Mar 17#35
So can you do anything about the astronomical ferry prices from Stranraer, I'd love to take the car over but with return prices starting from £200 off season, unsocial times to £350 in the summer it's just way too expensive.
indianajon
25 Mar 17#16
You should get out more....
epoland
25 Mar 17#17
stomach pain for free
brychris
25 Mar 17#18
This deal has been going for donkeys years at IKEA in Wednesbury!
Rogier_Arpignot to brychris
25 Mar 17#19
No, I think it's every day of the week.
firstofficer to brychris
25 Mar 17#23
Never tried donkey meat..
I'll get more coat..
craiggraham76
25 Mar 17#21
Had a brekkie a few weeks back for the first time. Lovely n cheap. Worth visiting just for that.
firstofficer
25 Mar 17#22
Actually i prefer the coffee from Costa so I'll be voting this one cold. Sorry.
With kind regards.
tallpete33 to firstofficer
26 Mar 17#27
You get what you don't pay for at Ikea I suppose...
Rogier_Arpignot
25 Mar 172#24
You can never have enough coat.
sul
26 Mar 17#25
been this price for as long as i can remember
Common.Sense to sul
26 Mar 17#26
I thought it used to be £1.25 and not £1.50.
bren26
26 Mar 171#28
I'm not normally fussy at all but the breakfast is always very disappointing. You are getting what you pay for in this instance.
WestMidlands
26 Mar 17#29
I have ikea family I mean I signed up and nothing arrived this was last month
firstofficer to WestMidlands
26 Mar 17#30
Nothing arrived? Were you expecting free delivery too?
I'll get my coat..
markymark34
26 Mar 17#31
Not the best fry in the world but great for the money. Cheap breakfast always good.
bylromarha
26 Mar 17#32
Whatever you do, don't ask them to serve it with only 5 of the 6 items.
I can't stand bean juice over everything. Several times I've tried to get different staff to hold the beans. Explaining I'm still going to pay the same price makes no difference, so I now have to get the beans in a bowl and bin them.
Ikea love non conformity and minimal waste in their furniture, but not in their restaurant it seems!
futura
26 Mar 171#33
You know it's a slow day for deals when a non deal for something that has been posted many times before makes it as the hottest deal of the day.
soldierboy001
26 Mar 17#36
I visited my local Murcia Ikea last week and I was looking forward to Swedish meatballs for my lunch, only to find the prices have shot up dramatically, have they done the same in the UK or is it to keep out the locals who used to flock over for a cheap siesta time meal. A Menu del Dia at a local restaurant with half a bottle of wine is about the same price.
BigPro
26 Mar 17#37
Wow, great price! I have been to Ikea lots of times and knew they had a restaurant but never realised they did breakfast for £1.50. That's an insanely cheap price, how can they make a profit on that?
Heat added. And I expect this to be smoking hot by the end of the day.
Thanks for posting goldy12
BigPro
26 Mar 17#38
Is it really that expensive? That is way too much, I was thinking it would be more like £20-£40, and no more than £50. You can take the car to France on ferry for about £79!
rabb5it
26 Mar 171#39
I have seen day returns to France for £25 with a free case of wine thrown in!
I was looking at a caravan park on the NI North coast this month - could have got a Breakfree deal 4 nights for £43. However, the promo Stena Line rate for the car was £168 return unsocible times, that is the cheapest you will ever get. The ferries per mile/Km in the British isles are the most expensive in the world. Even people on the Scottish islands get some subsidised fares from the good old Scottish Government as it recognises it causes hardship. I've just been to Haysham, the cheapest IOM ferry until 18/5 is a 3 day return car+2 passengers deal for £126, that goes up to £240 in the summer. I used to work in Norway, a high priced country and was amazed how cheap (in comparison) ferry crossings were.
GlentoranMark
26 Mar 171#40
Stena Line had ferries for £5 each way a couple of weeks ago. Fares applied for both Stranraer and Liverpool to Belfast. It was great when Ryanair had flights from the airport, I booked several flights to England for <£1 each way, it's a pity they pulled out :disappointed:
I live close to Ikea and go roughly once per month. The store has been opened 10 years this year but I distinctly remember fry ups were 89p with free tea and coffee back then. Meals have increased dramatically and portions decreased, it's not quite the bargain it used to be but still good value.
rabb5it
26 Mar 17#42
Thanks Mark. Was this with Stena Line directly and was it day return foot passenger only? Where should I look out for these deals? The Cainryan/Larne crossing has ceased now.
rob85
26 Mar 17#43
This is something that has been going on for a long time, not a new deal at all.
I do need to take advantage this week on my paternity leave though (I'll take my wife too, she deserves a treat :wink: ), can't usually go during the week due to work.
3applepie
26 Mar 17#44
I have eaten before in their restaurants and the food is good and seems like good value
Error440
26 Mar 17#45
Do you have a choice? I mean my kid would not touch it if its drowned in baked beans like the picture shows, can you omit bits of the breakfast or swap them
soldierboy001
27 Mar 17#46
I think you will find that Family means more than one person, and mostly consists of 2 parents and any number of offspring.
supermann
29 Mar 17#47
All the family card means is that you're a member of the 'Ikea Family', you can order as many breakfasts as you can eat without a requirement to have kids or a partner.
That said Swedes are big on family life because unlike here they have well funded and comprehensive public services to make that possible. It's written into their psyche, to reorientate society around family rather than place such a huge emphasis on work like we do here.
soldierboy001
29 Mar 17#48
Kindaa contradicting yourself there I think.
supermann
30 Mar 17#49
Where do you think I am contradicting myself? I'm just correcting what you said and emphasising why the Swedes are big on family life. It's not a contradiction. A cultural emphasis on family life and a loyalty scheme where you join a family are two things that are not opposed to each other, they're actually quite complimentary.
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Free Tea or Coffee & £1.50 for a 6 Item Cooked Breakfast Weekdays @ Ikea with a Ikea Family Card
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/ikea-family/
Free Tea/Coffee
When you shop in store at Ikea , you can get a free cup of tea or filter coffee or upgrade to a cappuccino or latte for 40p when you swipe an Ikea Family card at the in-store restaurant. Monday - Friday
Breakfast:
Visit any Ikea store with a restaurant on weekdays till 11am you can get a 6 item cooked breakfast for £1.50 when you show an Ikea Family card at the till. If you don't have its free loyalty card, you can sign up online or in store.Without an Ikea Family card the same breakfast costs £2.25, so it's a 75p saving each time.
Bear in mind, £1.50 brekki is a child size portion. £2.50 is adult size but egg is not free range so that's not filling either
- sul
Bear in mind, £1.50 brekki is a child size portion. £2.50 is adult size but egg is not free range so that's not filling either
- sul
Top comments
All comments (49)
Have HEAT 4 ur brekky.
:smile:
Helpful reminder for those of us who'd forgotten about it and the few people who don't know. Very helpful bit of free advertising for Ikea.. again.
I should work for the NI Tourist Board :stuck_out_tongue:
I'll get more coat..
With kind regards.
I'll get my coat..
I can't stand bean juice over everything. Several times I've tried to get different staff to hold the beans. Explaining I'm still going to pay the same price makes no difference, so I now have to get the beans in a bowl and bin them.
Ikea love non conformity and minimal waste in their furniture, but not in their restaurant it seems!
Heat added. And I expect this to be smoking hot by the end of the day.
Thanks for posting goldy12
I was looking at a caravan park on the NI North coast this month - could have got a Breakfree deal 4 nights for £43. However, the promo Stena Line rate for the car was £168 return unsocible times, that is the cheapest you will ever get. The ferries per mile/Km in the British isles are the most expensive in the world. Even people on the Scottish islands get some subsidised fares from the good old Scottish Government as it recognises it causes hardship. I've just been to Haysham, the cheapest IOM ferry until 18/5 is a 3 day return car+2 passengers deal for £126, that goes up to £240 in the summer. I used to work in Norway, a high priced country and was amazed how cheap (in comparison) ferry crossings were.
I live close to Ikea and go roughly once per month. The store has been opened 10 years this year but I distinctly remember fry ups were 89p with free tea and coffee back then. Meals have increased dramatically and portions decreased, it's not quite the bargain it used to be but still good value.
I do need to take advantage this week on my paternity leave though (I'll take my wife too, she deserves a treat :wink: ), can't usually go during the week due to work.
That said Swedes are big on family life because unlike here they have well funded and comprehensive public services to make that possible. It's written into their psyche, to reorientate society around family rather than place such a huge emphasis on work like we do here.