IKEA Restaurant — Restaurant in Great Britain

Never more! In 2021 and before, IKEA restaurant was only place in Warrington that offered cheap and relatively healthy food, which was very pleasant offer in one of the most unhealthiest countries in the world. But in 2022 a lot have changed. Prices went up rapidly, around 20% in average, white fish fillet was replaced by tasteless muddy grey fish garbage, portions are smaller and what is absolutely most disgusting is hot drink policy. Endless hot drinks for pound were replaced for endless black water called black coffee and cheapest black tea. I couldn't even start drinking 'so called' black coffee. Bland, watery, tasteless. Same as food. If you'd like to try espresso (also very mediocre), you have to pay pound extra! For 'speciality' tea it's extra 50p. I thought speciality teas are mix of herbs, malaysian jasmine tea, or passion fruit with lichy, not peppermint, or camomile teas.... I usually have double espresso or/and peppermint tea anyway, so I don't see reason why would I have to pay 2,5times more for it .. in huge international multimillion retail chain. I left IKEA absolutely disgusted and I told myself : you might got few pound more from my pocket for fish and chips, salat, cake and coffee, but you lost your frequent...

Been a few times recently Like others what was the lining wait for the new improvement seems worse Still unbelievable long Queue eventually on our last visit opened a second line but ther is only one person serving they had a few alternatives to the usual meat balls or fish (the tartar sauce is the tastiest thing on the plate) Get to the till only one person as usual on the till informed no hot drinks when I asked does that mean I have to queue again she just shrugged her shoulders luckily I grabbed two glasses and payed for lemonade (Fizzy and sweet horrible) The coffee machines have not worked for months only dispensing black coffee if you can get it to work Very disappointed think this was our final visit to the so...

Whenever I've attempted to grab a simple cup of coffee at this restaurant, I've quickly given up due to the overwhelming number of people waiting in line. I can't quite comprehend the reason behind the long queues. Furthermore, the food quality at this establishment falls below the expected standard.

It seems like everyone is particularly enamoured with the meatballs, but I fail to understand the appeal. From my perspective, the meatballs appear to be made from low-quality, fatty meat that has been excessively compressed into hard balls. They lack the tender texture and flavour that one would expect from a well-prepared meatball. I must admit, I feel like I might be missing something that others seem...