Enjoy a weeknight meal* in the IKEA Restaurant & Café and we’ll take the total cost of your meal off any purchase you make in store.
Just got this email but don't know about minimum or maximum spend. Hopefully someone can confirm once used.
T&Cs-
*Offer valid from 20/03/17 to 14/04/17 after 4.30pm Monday to Friday (inclusive). Offer available for IKEA FAMILY members only. Offer valid in all stores excluding IKEA Warrington, and the Aberdeen, Birmingham, Norwich and Westfield Stratford City Order and Collection Points. Offer entitles you to the value you spend in IKEA Restaurant off any home furnishing product in-store only and cannot be used towards purchases from IKEA Shop Online, IKEA Swedish Food Market, IKEA gift cards, IKEA Bistro, or IKEA services including but not limited to Home Delivery, Installation, Assembly, and Kitchen Planning. Offer can only be redeemed once per customer, per purchase on the same day (the date on your IKEA Restaurant receipt). Your IKEA Restaurant receipt must be handed over at the time of purchase at the IKEA check-outs along with your IKEA FAMILY card. This offer is not in conjunction with any other promotional offer or discount. Your IKEA Restaurant receipt is non-refundable and non-transferable. Your IKEA Restaurant receipt cannot be redeemed for cash and it has no cash value. No change will be given even where your purchase is less than the value of your IKEA Restaurant receipt. IKEA Limited reserves the right to refuse any IKEA Restaurant receipt that we reasonably believe has not been validly obtained or has been obtained fraudulently. All returns subject to the current returns policy, however any refunds will take this offer into account. Your statutory rights are unaffected. IKEA reserves the right to withdraw or amend this promotion as necessary due to circumstances outside our reasonable control. Your IKEA Restaurant receipt is and remains the property of IKEA Limited at all times and will be retained by us as proof of discount on your purchase in accordance with this offer.
Top comments
parvatik
20 Mar 1730#4
Now how do i convince the Mrs that this would be the perfect day out for our wedding anniversary;-)
copystuff to parvatik
21 Mar 1712#14
Tell her you need a new desk so you can practice 50 shades of grey
thetarget
21 Mar 1712#10
They are clear but it seems open to abuse. For instance you could feed all the homeless people in the area assuming you were buying something expensive in the store. Homeless charities could take homeless people, feed them; buy something to cover the cost of the meal and sell the item afterwards. Thereby overall not costing them much to provide food and drink.
It is interesting they haven't put a limit on restaurant spend in the T&Cs.
Child: I want to have my party in McDs
Parents: No we are taking you and your friends to Ikea. We need to buy a new bed, mattress and wardrobes. Don't worry you can all still have fries and dessert
:laughing:
tafkas
21 Mar 177#57
No, you can't trade in your family against the cost of furniture.
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sandrabear
20 Mar 171#1
So you can buy pretty much anything for your home, it doesn't have to be furniture
AR03 to sandrabear
20 Mar 171#2
I guess yes
Offer entitles you to the value you spend in IKEA Restaurant off any home furnishing product in-store only and cannot be used towards purchases from IKEA Shop Online, IKEA Swedish Food Market, IKEA gift cards, IKEA Bistro, or IKEA services including but not limited to Home Delivery, Installation, Assembly, and Kitchen Planning.
Halloway
20 Mar 173#3
Eat **** and get the price of the **** deducted from the furniture ****.
parvatik
20 Mar 1730#4
Now how do i convince the Mrs that this would be the perfect day out for our wedding anniversary;-)
copystuff to parvatik
21 Mar 1712#14
Tell her you need a new desk so you can practice 50 shades of grey
knocik to parvatik
21 Mar 17#18
Let her choose furniture as you 'gift' and eat whatever you want for free as se will spend a lot.
msefan to parvatik
21 Mar 17#32
Lol we'd be the perfect pair. My hub didn't think it was a good idea to eat at Ikea for his bday!
thetarget
20 Mar 171#5
I wonder what they class as a meal? I mean you could turn it into a mega feast if you buy everything you wany in one go. Unless they really mean 1 starter, 1 main, 1 side, 1 dessert, a drink and a coffee/tea/hot chocolate.
Otherwise a good way to feed your family. As long as you are buying something costing a few pounds in store.
aau1 to thetarget
21 Mar 171#6
last time i bulked out my meal with several bags of mini daim bars and bottles of alcohol
knack to thetarget
21 Mar 17#7
Terms are very clear. Eg. If you bought 50 cans of juice at £1.50 each you'd get £75 off your shopping.
YouDontWantToKnow
21 Mar 171#8
Cold
Anyone thinking they can buy as much food as they like are being more than a tad misguided
aau1 to YouDontWantToKnow
21 Mar 17#9
why is that?
thetarget
21 Mar 1712#10
They are clear but it seems open to abuse. For instance you could feed all the homeless people in the area assuming you were buying something expensive in the store. Homeless charities could take homeless people, feed them; buy something to cover the cost of the meal and sell the item afterwards. Thereby overall not costing them much to provide food and drink.
It is interesting they haven't put a limit on restaurant spend in the T&Cs.
Child: I want to have my party in McDs
Parents: No we are taking you and your friends to Ikea. We need to buy a new bed, mattress and wardrobes. Don't worry you can all still have fries and dessert
:laughing:
flamethrower
21 Mar 173#11
It says "purchase A meal" :smirk:
knack
21 Mar 17#12
I agree and I expect the restaurants will refuse the sale if you attempt to purchase vast amounts which are obviously not going to be consumed there and then. A published transaction/person limit would have at least made things easier for staff!
ArthurDent1
21 Mar 17#13
"Offer can only be redeemed once per customer, per purchase on the same day (the date on your IKEA Restaurant receipt)." - so can I got back the next day and do it again?
aau1 to ArthurDent1
21 Mar 17#16
seems liike.
This seems much better than previous times when you had to redeem your voucher weeks after your restaurant visit.
aau1
21 Mar 17#15
and next to that is an asterisk that takes you to the T&Cs that say "Offer entitles you to the value you spend in IKEA Restaurant off any home furnishing product in-store"
The word "meal" is not mentioned in the T&Cs at all
Ego-X
21 Mar 171#17
You don't want to know.
aau1
21 Mar 17#19
Having successfully done this in the past i really would like to know. Unless you don't know what you're talking about....?
simonturner69
21 Mar 172#20
It's best you don't know..
FlahertyDeals
21 Mar 172#21
Just spoke to IKEA Head Ofice in Stockholm, the free food entitlement is only applicable TO Carrots and Out of date Sausages
djolltax
21 Mar 171#22
:smiley: It's called humour - read post #8 and Ego-X's reply and then sigh slowly :wink:
MillsUK
21 Mar 17#23
Wonderful. Will pop in everyday.........
mattkkinng
21 Mar 172#24
Free food? I'm on that faster than I'm on arsenal fan tv after they lose a game
Laineywalker
21 Mar 17#25
It won't let me join with a family membership online.
bethgooch5
21 Mar 17#26
I rang ikea as I wanted to confirm t&cs before embarrassing myself and the lady said this wasn't true. Then I went on their site and its there in black and white.
What I want/need to know is.....basically if I spent eg £30 in the restaurant after 4.30pm I would definitely get it off my purchase? ? So confused now
Previous threads confirmed that IKEA stores all are franchise from IKEA themselves - some tax reason I am sure. That IKEA may not be owned by the owner of the rest of the UK IKEAs.
Damien13gr
21 Mar 171#31
Cold as Warrington store not included.
seaniboy to Damien13gr
21 Mar 17#39
Does Warrington by nature not do FAMILY ?
kinobestew123
21 Mar 17#33
Damn, we're planning to go to the Warrington store this evening.
I would go to the Ashton-Under-Lyme store but then my wife would insist we went to Five Guys instead and it would end up costing even more. :confused:
nougat
21 Mar 172#34
Can I book you for childrens party? I don't get the joke but I'm sure 15 three year olds will.
No seriously I need someone to entertain at the party and the piñata has got lost in the post but we have an old broom handle we could improvise with.
nougat
21 Mar 17#35
chenzz
21 Mar 17#36
the beef rib is really tasty, if anyone interested.
seaniboy to chenzz
21 Mar 172#38
The wife prefers five guys over a freebie ? Married the wrong one there!
seaniboy
21 Mar 17#37
What a great idea, mark the catalogue codes, get all the kids and other half together and a friend/s, buy them all dinner at IKEA and you go shopping whilst they eat, get discount and get everyone to go home. Not a bad way to entertain all mid week one evening & you get your IKEA purchases (and a hot dog on the way home lol). Not that I would do the 120 miles round trip but handy for those with a Ikea closer. Heat.
seaniboy
21 Mar 17#40
He might not like the idea he's getting nowt either now though! :laughing:
I don't know but if I got the offer to eat at ikea and a voucher to spend there of the same amount I would be quite happy :smiley: #smallthings
I'd just make sure I 'sampled' quite a few things off the menu :wink:
seaniboy
21 Mar 17#41
You buy a new discounted bed/mattress to christen :wink:
Brown_Rolf
21 Mar 17#42
So, let me get this right, if you were going to buy for example a new bed and mattress anyway, you could just clear the shelves of all the bottles of wine, cider, lager, etc. If anyone's got the nerve to try that, I'd be interested to hear how they get on!
Sharpharp
21 Mar 171#43
Tell her to come round mine while you go to Ikea :smile:
Lagu
21 Mar 17#44
Shame the nearest store is 60 miles away, wife would love this.
Bargainhunteree
21 Mar 17#45
Can someone clarify - the terms and conditions say "excludes Warrington :disappointed: (and a few other stores)....collection and order points". So does it include Warrington for their general purchase area? Hmm :smirk:
AlarApprentice
21 Mar 17#46
Just gone through the posts looking for horse meat jokes...c'mon people, it was only a few years ago!
Trumpet777
21 Mar 17#47
the meatballs were actually far better when they contained horsemeat!!
andyrob87
21 Mar 171#48
£13 off my furniture tonight thanks OP!
markoUK
21 Mar 17#49
There must be a limit surely on the restaurant spend or you could go crazy!
Trumpet777
21 Mar 17#50
did they say whether there was any limit please? Could I take the whole family and use that?!
macIII
21 Mar 17#51
interesting
macIII
21 Mar 17#52
does it work with bargain corner furniture?
dinglebert
21 Mar 17#53
I can't work this one out. I can see this is for one person on one visit and you need to use your family card. However what I can't see is how many people can eat on the same card. For instance, and I actually do need furniture from Ikea and was going to go along tomorrow to get it. If all four of our family ate on the one family card will they discount the furniture by the cost of all four of us or is it only one persons meal?
honeybee2002
21 Mar 171#54
Our complete restaurant bill was took off total of goods at check out .. we had 4 mains, 1 dessert and 3 drinks .. about £19.
bold_guy
21 Mar 17#55
What's the okra family card
bold_guy
21 Mar 17#56
Ikea family card
tafkas
21 Mar 177#57
No, you can't trade in your family against the cost of furniture.
david1999
21 Mar 17#58
wonder how it works with returns ?
luvsadealdealdeal
21 Mar 171#59
you have to sick it up
kev1986
21 Mar 173#60
Thanks OP - Worked fine for me. Got £30+ taken off at the till, so fed 6 of us for free since I was buying the items from Ikea anyway
seaniboy
22 Mar 17#61
Said your wife to five guys of Swede origin :wink:
seaniboy
22 Mar 17#62
You can, whilst they are eating...flee with your man cave purchases and have a joiner changing locks while you are en route or there at Ikea. You get discount and rid. Pop back a few days later with a item worth more than the 'gift voucher' deduction and get paid to get rid of said family - who knew Ikea Family card was such a winner!
Grab some pear cider off the gift vouchers, I'll meet you back at the new man cave :wink:
PressPlay
22 Mar 17#63
How is this a deal? I wouldn't even be able to eat a pouffe!
dinglebert
22 Mar 17#64
Oh er misses. You protest too much.
Venezia
22 Mar 171#65
5 guys, you must be noisy neighbours
seaniboy
22 Mar 17#66
I dunno Europeans are generally not as loud as Brits, 5 Swedes :wink:
Rabbit_Exorcist
22 Mar 17#67
Excluding IKEA Warrington, the restaurant must be a big earner for IKEA in that store. It is always busy
mikesloper
22 Mar 17#68
Had some meatballs, then paid 40p for an umbrella and a door mat. #baller
Orbitolina
23 Mar 17#69
So basicaly I could go to my local store (wanted to do that anyway), buy 6 meals and put them into freezer boxes, buy the items I wanted to buy anyway, and have food for 6 days for free? Can anyone confirm that this really works? Or will they ask me to not bring my big shopping bag/backpack full of freezer boxes into the store?
bethgooch5
23 Mar 17#70
Some confirmations already on this thread. I was the same as you at first but read a few things such as someone got £30 off the other evening which is all I needed to hear. Going to feed a family of 5 there soon with desserts :smiley: we needed ikea anyway. This is a bonus
Orbitolina
23 Mar 17#71
Yep, I'm rather wondering about taking freezer boxes into the store and boxing the food. Never went to Ikea with any bag/backpack and don't know if they ask you to leave it in a locker. But yes, I have an Ikea visit planned anyway, and if it means I could get a few salmon or beef dishes for free while doing so then why not.
lxx
23 Mar 17#72
Is it account specific? I have not received any email.
Tora
23 Mar 171#73
The link shows the deal so it's for all Ikea family members. :smiley:
kev1986
23 Mar 171#74
Proof if needed :wink:
Wish I'd used my head and got a few of the wine bottles :smile:
Orbitolina
24 Mar 17#75
You can get wine bottles at the restaraunt?
kev1986
24 Mar 17#76
Yeah, only small ones though.
lxx
24 Mar 171#77
Thank you :smiley:
Shinoke
24 Mar 17#78
Is it off your total furniture bill?
So it's fine if it's made up of multiple items that cost less than the meal?
Or just off one item?
jiawen
24 Mar 17#79
Hi, everyone just want to double check, Can i get meal off on anything or only for the furniture purchase?thanks
kev1986
24 Mar 17#80
Did it again today. Over £40 this time. Bought some bottles of cider but they had to open them at the till, so you can't get them to take away :smile:
Worth a try and they didn't go to waste.
kev1986
24 Mar 17#81
The exclusions are in the terms, from the top of my head it's gift cards, delivery and fitted kitchens
Trumpet777
25 Mar 171#82
Worked for us last night. Took my parents so a total of 4 adults and 3 kids who had adult meals! Puddings, drinks, biscuits everything. The lady at the till even told us about the offer. As someone else said, I wasn't brave enough to buy alcohol but next time I would! We got a pack of biscuits, crisps and bake bars to take away as all packaged. The alcohol seems to be opened at the till so you have to drink it then!
krazykels
26 Mar 17#83
Had £30+ off my bill on Friday! Got food, deserts, extra bottle drinks (orange juice) , samdwiches for later on and cake bars even the crisps and bars of chocolate from the tills!
Shinoke
26 Mar 17#84
Can someone clarify if it is off your total furniture bill?
So it's fine if it's made up of multiple items that cost less than the meal?
Or just off one item?
mafia
26 Mar 17#85
I want to get a couple of plastic and glass storage containers from Ikea. Do these class as furniture?
weekirst
26 Mar 17#86
I've used it and definitely works
jinkssick
27 Mar 17#87
Excellent deal, spent £13.29 in restaurant and weirdly 'goods' bill came to exactly £13.29. Ate the lamb shank which was reduced and was very impressed but must admit, this maybe my 5th visit to Ikea restaurant and totally astonished at the poor, mediocre quality of their chips. Absolutely awful so I suggest get mash instead.
rachnumber1 to jinkssick
27 Mar 17#88
Is ikea Birmingham the wednesbury one???
rich6891
28 Mar 17#89
There's always one
Error440 to rich6891
28 Mar 17#91
Can someone tell me what the fish and chips are like and also what kind of gravy is on the meatballs and mash, can you opt out of things, like no gravy please or no baked beans on the breakfast?
I'm planning on taking the small person there during the school holidays, he can help me pick out some nice storage furniture for the living room, be nice if we can make a day of it starting off with food and ending it with a 50p ice cream
sylwright
28 Mar 17#90
Excluding Warrington store, well that counts me out
thetarget
28 Mar 17#92
This offer is for after 4.30pm.
Don't think there is any gravy with the meatballs. Comes with mash and the jam type sauce but they usually ask if you want that sauce- kids meatball meal:
Fish and chips was a bit old school dinners. I tried it with the £1 offer last year. Fish was flakes: Can have tartare sauce with it.
It's a bit like a canteen really. So you can just say what you don't want.
Register for a family card before you go and print out the temporary card. Otherwise you may be able to register via one of the kiosks in the store. You will need the membership card or the temp printout to show in order to get this deal.
BBryce
29 Mar 17#93
Yes
Plesters
29 Mar 17#94
I think they mean the collection point in the city not the Wednesbury one
martatarta
31 Mar 17#95
After 4.30pm - does that mean my restaurant bill has to be from after 4.30pm or is it the time I go to pay for my stuff at the till? Thanks
mistermoneysaver
31 Mar 17#96
Just had a family feast with wine to take away total bill 35.80 bought a malm chest of draws for 39. Happy days. Thanks op
bhaisab
31 Mar 171#97
Found an abandoned restaurant receipt swiped to get family card discount
So used that to get free stuff... Get wombling
mafia
31 Mar 17#98
Does it have to be furniture? can it be plates, cups and containers?
TIA
pugsleyh
3 Apr 171#99
We spent £37.30 in the restaurant - meals and desserts for four, plus crisps, biscuits etc to take home. Then we bought things we were going to IKEA for - including picture frames, batteries etc which came to £37.70. So 40p to pay.
Just for info, it wasn't advertised in store, so we checked at the till and she showed us the terms and conditions. Handwritten at the bottom, it said minimum spend £6.95.
nishanttailor to pugsleyh
4 Apr 17#100
Comment number 100 from me.
Saved 14 quid last night. Hot hot
Shinoke
5 Apr 17#101
Thanks, finally someone confirmed it can be small items and it just doesn't come off one large purchase - as one might expect them to do.
Asked twice. Only have small items to get at the moment.
mk-donald
6 Apr 17#102
The weekday 4:30pm+ receipt that you get for your food/drink in the restaurant [some of which can be in a format that enables "carry-out"] can only get used once, the same day and against your warehouse check-out bill [with only the exceptions listed in the T&Cs eg gift cards]:
"Offer can only be redeemed once per customer, per purchase on the same day (the date on your IKEA Restaurant receipt)"
That one claim can be against whatever you have in your basket at the warehouse till ie whatever's fitted in your yellow bag/trolley as you went around the store - eg I spent c£7 in restaurant and got that off a £15 lamp purchase. Tomorrow I'll do similar and get my restaurant bill off some napkins/glassware etc.
bylromarha
6 Apr 17#103
Went crazy in the restaurant. Let the kids eat adult sized meals. Picked up a couple of cans of Kopperberg, Belvoir ginger beer and raspberry lemonade, 2 packs of Daim bars and 5 bags of nuts in addition to food we were eating in the restaurant. None of the alcohol was opened at the till.
£42 off our purchase of wrapping paper, lampshades and the normal useless tatt you "need" from Ikea.
bhaisab
7 Apr 17#104
Is next friday (14th) included as well?
as its bank holiday, wonder if they will still allow this
MissBee14 to bhaisab
12 Apr 17#105
Hi I went tonight and got the restaurant bill taken off (including a cheeky wine)
MissBee14
12 Apr 17#106
..so what I'd like to know is if I could go again tonight and use the offer as my daughter wants a new bed? Terms and conditions don't really make it very clear?
MissBee14
12 Apr 17#107
I do think it includes Good Friday, but they'll probably close earlier so I would check before leaving ☺
mk-donald
12 Apr 17#108
Yes you can definitely use the offer more than once, it's just limited to one claim per Family Card per day. (I've had two free dinners so far!)
Just be sure to use Family Card both when buying in the restaurant and again at the till when showing your receipt to the cashier.
Shando1986
12 Apr 17#109
Hey - I was going to go tonight for this but I can't see any confirmation of the deal on the website. Is this still available?
mk-donald
12 Apr 17#110
It is still there on the website, and was working (for my 2nd time) last Friday evening.
eg if you go to their site and Store Locator page http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/store/
and see there are two offers - a Hop in for Easter fun promo and if you click to go right you get the "All the furniture you can eat" with...
"IKEA Restaurant Offer for IKEA FAMILY Members
"Purchase a meal from IKEA Restaurant between 20th March and 14th April after 4.30pm Monday to Friday and redeem your receipt for the amount you spend to use in-store on any home furnishing product (terms and conditions apply)."
ie quite clear it's to close of play Friday 14th April.
Just buy your meal/food/drink/snacks at the restaurant till using a Family Card, then when get to the warehouse till present (a) Family Card (b) Restaurant till receipt to get the cashier to credit the amount off your bill.
Discount even works at the 15 items or fewer self-service tills ("15 items or less" in Ikea non-English speak) as the monitoring cashier will enter the receipt as a coupon for you when asked.
Shando1986 to mk-donald
12 Apr 17#111
Ah - amazing! Thank you very much, I was just not swiping to the deal when I went to the website! Ikea bound tonight then!
bhaisab
12 Apr 17#112
not going to take any risks and go on thursday instead.
strangely I went again yesterday (10th visit during offer period, which has coincided with moving house) and was told by cashier at restaurant that all drinks must be consumed in the restaurant.
Strange as only had 4 bottles of presse, previously I've taken dozens and staff havent said anything
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Opening post
Just got this email but don't know about minimum or maximum spend. Hopefully someone can confirm once used.
T&Cs-
*Offer valid from 20/03/17 to 14/04/17 after 4.30pm Monday to Friday (inclusive). Offer available for IKEA FAMILY members only. Offer valid in all stores excluding IKEA Warrington, and the Aberdeen, Birmingham, Norwich and Westfield Stratford City Order and Collection Points. Offer entitles you to the value you spend in IKEA Restaurant off any home furnishing product in-store only and cannot be used towards purchases from IKEA Shop Online, IKEA Swedish Food Market, IKEA gift cards, IKEA Bistro, or IKEA services including but not limited to Home Delivery, Installation, Assembly, and Kitchen Planning. Offer can only be redeemed once per customer, per purchase on the same day (the date on your IKEA Restaurant receipt). Your IKEA Restaurant receipt must be handed over at the time of purchase at the IKEA check-outs along with your IKEA FAMILY card. This offer is not in conjunction with any other promotional offer or discount. Your IKEA Restaurant receipt is non-refundable and non-transferable. Your IKEA Restaurant receipt cannot be redeemed for cash and it has no cash value. No change will be given even where your purchase is less than the value of your IKEA Restaurant receipt. IKEA Limited reserves the right to refuse any IKEA Restaurant receipt that we reasonably believe has not been validly obtained or has been obtained fraudulently. All returns subject to the current returns policy, however any refunds will take this offer into account. Your statutory rights are unaffected. IKEA reserves the right to withdraw or amend this promotion as necessary due to circumstances outside our reasonable control. Your IKEA Restaurant receipt is and remains the property of IKEA Limited at all times and will be retained by us as proof of discount on your purchase in accordance with this offer.
Top comments
It is interesting they haven't put a limit on restaurant spend in the T&Cs.
Child: I want to have my party in McDs
Parents: No we are taking you and your friends to Ikea. We need to buy a new bed, mattress and wardrobes. Don't worry you can all still have fries and dessert
:laughing:
All comments (112)
Offer entitles you to the value you spend in IKEA Restaurant off any home furnishing product in-store only and cannot be used towards purchases from IKEA Shop Online, IKEA Swedish Food Market, IKEA gift cards, IKEA Bistro, or IKEA services including but not limited to Home Delivery, Installation, Assembly, and Kitchen Planning.
Otherwise a good way to feed your family. As long as you are buying something costing a few pounds in store.
Anyone thinking they can buy as much food as they like are being more than a tad misguided
It is interesting they haven't put a limit on restaurant spend in the T&Cs.
Child: I want to have my party in McDs
Parents: No we are taking you and your friends to Ikea. We need to buy a new bed, mattress and wardrobes. Don't worry you can all still have fries and dessert
:laughing:
This seems much better than previous times when you had to redeem your voucher weeks after your restaurant visit.
The word "meal" is not mentioned in the T&Cs at all
What I want/need to know is.....basically if I spent eg £30 in the restaurant after 4.30pm I would definitely get it off my purchase? ? So confused now
I would go to the Ashton-Under-Lyme store but then my wife would insist we went to Five Guys instead and it would end up costing even more. :confused:
No seriously I need someone to entertain at the party and the piñata has got lost in the post but we have an old broom handle we could improvise with.
I don't know but if I got the offer to eat at ikea and a voucher to spend there of the same amount I would be quite happy :smiley: #smallthings
I'd just make sure I 'sampled' quite a few things off the menu :wink:
Grab some pear cider off the gift vouchers, I'll meet you back at the new man cave :wink:
Wish I'd used my head and got a few of the wine bottles :smile:
So it's fine if it's made up of multiple items that cost less than the meal?
Or just off one item?
Worth a try and they didn't go to waste.
So it's fine if it's made up of multiple items that cost less than the meal?
Or just off one item?
I'm planning on taking the small person there during the school holidays, he can help me pick out some nice storage furniture for the living room, be nice if we can make a day of it starting off with food and ending it with a 50p ice cream
Don't think there is any gravy with the meatballs. Comes with mash and the jam type sauce but they usually ask if you want that sauce- kids meatball meal:
Fish and chips was a bit old school dinners. I tried it with the £1 offer last year. Fish was flakes:
It's a bit like a canteen really. So you can just say what you don't want.
Register for a family card before you go and print out the temporary card. Otherwise you may be able to register via one of the kiosks in the store. You will need the membership card or the temp printout to show in order to get this deal.
So used that to get free stuff... Get wombling
TIA
Just for info, it wasn't advertised in store, so we checked at the till and she showed us the terms and conditions. Handwritten at the bottom, it said minimum spend £6.95.
Saved 14 quid last night. Hot hot
Asked twice. Only have small items to get at the moment.
"Offer can only be redeemed once per customer, per purchase on the same day (the date on your IKEA Restaurant receipt)"
That one claim can be against whatever you have in your basket at the warehouse till ie whatever's fitted in your yellow bag/trolley as you went around the store - eg I spent c£7 in restaurant and got that off a £15 lamp purchase. Tomorrow I'll do similar and get my restaurant bill off some napkins/glassware etc.
£42 off our purchase of wrapping paper, lampshades and the normal useless tatt you "need" from Ikea.
as its bank holiday, wonder if they will still allow this
Just be sure to use Family Card both when buying in the restaurant and again at the till when showing your receipt to the cashier.
eg if you go to their site and Store Locator page
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/store/
and see there are two offers - a Hop in for Easter fun promo and if you click to go right you get the "All the furniture you can eat" with...
"IKEA Restaurant Offer for IKEA FAMILY Members
"Purchase a meal from IKEA Restaurant between 20th March and 14th April after 4.30pm Monday to Friday and redeem your receipt for the amount you spend to use in-store on any home furnishing product (terms and conditions apply)."
ie quite clear it's to close of play Friday 14th April.
Just buy your meal/food/drink/snacks at the restaurant till using a Family Card, then when get to the warehouse till present (a) Family Card (b) Restaurant till receipt to get the cashier to credit the amount off your bill.
Discount even works at the 15 items or fewer self-service tills ("15 items or less" in Ikea non-English speak) as the monitoring cashier will enter the receipt as a coupon for you when asked.
strangely I went again yesterday (10th visit during offer period, which has coincided with moving house) and was told by cashier at restaurant that all drinks must be consumed in the restaurant.
Strange as only had 4 bottles of presse, previously I've taken dozens and staff havent said anything