IKEA
Furniture and Home Store
City Centre, Southampton
"Look left of the IKEA car park when you walk out the door."(6 Tips)
"Show your Ikea family card for free tea."(5 Tips)
"The Swedish meatballs are delicious."(4 Tips)
"your free tea"(3 Tips)
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They don't have the best choices in their café on the top floor but on the ground floor after check out they have good snacks and drinks to purchase before heading home!- Jack SmithSeptember 3, 2014Park here, go do any shopping in nearby WestQuay mall first, return back and spend a couple of £s in Sweden's finest, then get your parking ticket validated for a few hours free.
Chris MageeJanuary 2, 2012Always use your IKEA Family card even if you aren't part of a family. You get money off certain food and furniture product. Free refills on coffee too.
Wayne GregoryMay 1, 2022Had to use returns for the first time since it opened, in case you don’t know situated to the right side of exit from car park, was effortless with helpful no issues staff, take a ticket
Simónir GJanuary 18, 2015Free parking for at least three hours if you spend in IKEA - I'm not sure how but we got longer. Right next to West Quays as well, excellent!
Haziq HilmanMay 29, 2014One word: Cheap! The restaurant here serves great food yet at a very reasonable price!^_^
Sammy LewisAugust 1, 2014I've found it best to have an idea of what you want, pop into store, have a look and order for delivery. It's cheaper doing so in store than online. Only trouble is store is so confusing
Juliet FrostJuly 30, 2018If you have to go at the weekend, it gets pretty quiet after about five or six in the evening. Much shorter queues.
Jennifer CarterMarch 22, 2016The products are great but I didn't like that the baby changing station was right by the hand dryer which upset my baby every time someone dried their hands.
They have a very delicious chickpeas biryani (£2.25). Must try!
- Gemma ThomsonMarch 27, 2013'The entrance is actually at level 4, but it's worth staying parked on level 1 if you can as that's where you'll be emerging with all that oddly-named flatpack furniture.'
- SSeptember 17, 2016Hidden exit through to West Quay when you exit. Look left of the IKEA car park when you walk out the door.
Artsmonkey 1October 3, 2010Such a dangerous place to be, leave your wallet/purse at home somehow there always seems to be something you 'must have'! the car parking IS a little confusing but staff are VERY helpful- Chindu SreedharanMay 30, 2011Brilliant place for good, honest, cheap food. Check out the food court on the top floor. The Swedish meatballs are delicious.
- Ece AkbulutSeptember 20, 2016Enjoy your free tea or filter coffee with your family card on the weekdays.
Mike HarrisOctober 28, 2011Get an Ikea family card and you can get a free tea or coffee in the restaurant and that comes with unlimited refills.- Must try the Feta &Sunblusch tomato cheesecake.... very delicious:) -13/04/2013
Marichelle CrickFebruary 4, 2012has everything you could possibly need in life. come here in the event of a zombie apocalypse.
Peter DuerdenJanuary 10, 2011Kids Pasta with Organic Sauce only 99p! You get more than in the photo. Just right for everyone's lunch so not too full to continue with the rest of the big IKEA shop.
Lawrie DebnamFebruary 4, 2014Cooked 6 piece brekkie for 49p before 11am MON-FRI when you have an IKEA family card!- Khalid KDecember 31, 2012Show your Ikea family card for free tea. A suggestion: mix chamomile with peppermint -- very good!
Jonathan Warriss-SimmonsMarch 13, 2010Get here before 10am on the weekend, and it's nice and quiet. Do your shopping/browsing, and be safely ensconsed in the cafe before the crowds hit!
Hooray! Lower floor is now being properly used for high vehicles!!!!!
Always buy a cinnamon roll with your coffee. It makes it 50p rather thank 85p. And you get a cinnamon roll.
Adam QRDecember 10, 2012Make sure you validate your parking ticket at the checkouts! It's free if you spend £20+- Peter DuerdenJanuary 10, 2011Arrive 1pm Sunday to avoid queue into car park. Lunch @ 3pm to avoid restaurant crush. Checkouts @ 5pm to avoid long wait. Have snack in exit cafe and leave at 5.30pm to be last out of car park! :)
- Don't park on the lower floor if you are under the height restriction for the upper floors! Please!!!! Entrance isn't on the bottom floor anyway.
Aimee TophamMay 18, 2011Apparently a six item cooked breakfast till 11am Mon-Fri is only 99p if you've got a (free) ikea family card! :)
Mark TimmsMay 6, 2012Be warned if you are returning items at the weekend, a queue forms 15 minutes before the doors open
Diane ChanFebruary 28, 2013£4.95 for a plate of Fish and Chips?!! Cooked from frozen!! Not cheap to eat in IKEA as everyone says.
Jeeves WilliamsAugust 6, 2011Get the meatballs. Guaranteed, they're the best meatballs in the world. Ever.
Try to take stuff back first thing in the morning or last thing at night to avoid the queues
Free drinks with an ikea card. Very busy and the checkout queues were very long :(- Josh JohnsonSeptember 2, 2013Not great! Has a fart-like sulphur after taste! Cheap though at £1.05 a can
- It was a strange experience. .. we got the food with paper plates and cups.
Free mini dime bars at the collection point. Sometimes it's the little things!
Iain NApril 11, 2012its impossible to get lost in IKEA. you have a map and directions on the floor. if you get lost, you're just dumb.
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