Being quarantined doesn’t have to mean giving up your favorite foods. Ikea shared a recipe for Swedish meatballs and cream sauce so we can all make the popular dish from home during the coronavirus ...

Remember when you would wander around Ikea's maze for so long that you worked up an appetite? No trip to an IKEA store was complete without a stop in the cafeteria for a cinnamon roll or its famous ...

Ikea is known for its modern furniture, home goods, and immaculate showrooms, but its food is just as iconic. After all, you can't buy a new bookshelf without stopping by the cafeteria to chow down on ...

Ikea is well known for a couple things: giant stores, complicated instructions, varying furniture quality and, for some, Swedish meatballs. With stores closed for the coronavirus pandemic and many ...

Ikea's Swedish meatballs are legendary. Up until a few weeks ago, the recipe was a carefully guarded secret. However, like several other organizations responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ikea ...

The furniture store shared the recipe for the iconic meal on Twitter, Since no one is spending hours inside a would-be crowded Ikea store at the moment, the Swedish furniture chain shared the recipe ...

Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic and the stay at home orders intended to slow the spread of COVID-19, many businesses are temporarily closed, while others are operating under entirely different ...

The world is a strange place right now, and being inside all the time means that we’ve been missing out on some of our favorite foods. That means that, though the thought of navigating IKEA‘s crowded ...

The hidden treasure inside every IKEA store is none other than a restaurant. The Swedish furniture chain proudly boasts its own cafeteria, which serves a range of foods inspired by its home country.