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If you visit an Ikea store with a restaurant any day of the week from 11am (find your nearest), kids can eat a main meal from 95p. There's no minimum spend required and Ikea told us this deal is ongoing until August next year.
Kids will be able to get either cheese and tomato pasta with a drink for 95p (usually £2.20 with a drink included) or a meal for £1.50 which includes fruit and a soft drink (usually £2.50).
You don't need to be an Ikea Family member either to claim this deal.
This offer is available at all Ikea stores nationwide but excludes the Aberdeen Order & Collection Point. While stocks last. Subject to availability.
Check out our Restaurant deals page for the latest offers.
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Monday-FridayWhen you shop in store at Ikea (find your nearest), you can get a free cup of tea or filter coffee (normally £1) when you swipe an Ikea Family card at the in-store restaurant. Ikea Family is just the name of its free loyalty card scheme. You can sign up online or in store.
You can get it anytime Monday to Friday, but not at weekends, and Ikea says you'll only need one Ikea Family card to get free drinks for everyone you're with. But of course, staff may raise an eyebrow if you turn up with a coach-load all wanting the freebie.
See our Ikea MoneySaving tips for more like this.
Latest Expired Deals
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Ikea '£15' real Christmas tree
Buy £25 tree, get £10 voucher to spend January-February
ExpiredMoneySavers wait for this one every year as it's a tree-mendous way to make a Christmas saving. From Friday 25 November, if you buy a £25 real Christmas tree from your nearest Ikea, you'll be given a £10 voucher to spend in store between Monday 9 January and Sunday 12 February 2023 – so it’s effectively a £15 tree as long as you’d have spent £10 in the New Year anyway.
Officially, it's on till Saturday 24 December, but in previous years the trees have sold out before this – so go quick if you want one. Don't forget to check out our MoneySaving Ikea Hacks blog before you go.
The trees are all of the same variety (Nordmann Fir) and they're typically about 170cm (5ft 7in) tall, but do vary in size. You can only buy a tree in-store, so think about how you'll get it home. Sadly, the offer isn't available in the Greenwich or Hammersmith stores, which won't be stocking the trees – though you will be able to spend the voucher in those stores. For full voucher T&Cs, see 'more info' below.
The trees are usually found in the car park, but Ikea's told us you'll need to pay in store to receive the voucher.
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Ikea kids eat for 95p or £1.50
No minimum spend. Valid every day of the week
ExpiredIf you visit an Ikea store with a restaurant any day of the week (find your nearest), kids can eat a main meal from 95p. This offer runs until Saturday 3 September, and no minimum spend is required.
Kids will be able to get either a hot meal alone for 95p (dishes include meatballs, chicken goujons and pasta) or a combination meal for £1.50 which in addition to the hot meal, includes jelly, fruit and a soft drink.
You don't need to be an Ikea Family member either to claim this deal.
This offer is available at all Ikea stores nationwide but excludes Aberdeen Order & Collection Point and the £1.50 combination meal offer is not available at Hammersmith. While stocks last. Subject to availability.
Check out our Restaurant deals page for the latest offers.
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