IKEA UK & Ireland

Jose Martínez: Avoid the 13 if possible, take the 140, is better

Graeme Mathieson: You can't really beat IKEA's cooked breakfast for value. Turn up before 11 and a full cooked breakfast can be yours for less than £2. Perfect hangover cure!

Blair Scott: Get the free IKEA family card and get free hot drinks or money off food in cafe Monday-Friday

Jonathan McCormack: Go and have a coffee in the cafe, sit by the window and watch the planes on the runway only 100 metres away.

Iain N: its impossible to get lost in IKEA. you have a map and directions on the floor. if you get lost, you're just dumb.

Graham GP: At one point, IKEA Bristol received more customers in a year than South Wales had tourists.

Jonathan Flay-Petty: Get a family card! Free tea through the week.

Gareth Orriss: Their kitchens are brilliant. Would highly recommend.

Ross Harper: You just have to have a hotdog when passing through here!

Robin Cramp: Don't foget your ticket when going to returns - simple concept that some find hard to follow! FFS!

Scott R: Coffee & Tea is 80p per cup with free refills! Family card holders get it free Monday to Friday

Ben Vowles: Just follow the arrows people

Jess Cornwall: Spend £10 anywhere in store.. (Even add your receipts together to make up the £10) and get your car park ticket stamped anywhere around store got 7 hours free parking! (£10 MINIMUM spend to stamp)

Martin Oswin: You can buy furniture too!

Gerri G: Get a hotdog on the way out and a drink that you can keep refilling. The lingonberry juice is delish. The frozen cinnamon rolls are ace

Keri Hudson: The resturant is cheap and food surprisingly nice.

tvnewswatch: Free tea or coffee with IKEA Family Card, which is also free!

Rory: Come after work, mid week. It's empty and they still have meatballs.