Free Coffee/Tea Mon-Fri at Ikea

MSE_Martin

13 February 2007

What's the deal?

Ikea has introduced a free loyalty card scheme entitling holders to various special promotions and offers, including a free tea or coffee in its restaurant Mon-Fri.

The scheme's been piloted in three stores (Ashton-under-lyne, Leeds and Warrington) for several weeks, and from 14 Feb will be available nationwide.

How to get a free bevvie

Sign up for the 'Ikea Family Card' by filling out a form in-store (you'll be able to opt out of additional marketing too, though this may mean not receiving advance notice of promotional offers).

You'll receive the loyalty card on the spot and as long as you're in Ikea on a week day, produce the card to receive a free tea or coffee of your choice.

Martin

P.S. This discussion was originally started by the poster immediately below. This entry has been inserted so I can put an official MoneySavingExpert.com explanation at the top. Thank you to yorkshirepud for the top spot.

yorkshirepud_2

Ikea now have a loyalty card. Its called an Ikea family card and is free to sign up for.
Fill in a form at your local store and you get a card to use straight away.
The card entitles you to free tea or coffeee in the restaurant mon-fri.
They have a new family department and you get 25% off the stuff in there with your card too.
Its not like coffeee costs a lot in Ikea but every little helps:beer:

bucksliz

What sort of stuff is in the Family department?

SamMoffatt28

You also get free soft drinks for your kiddies with the loyalty card! A good thing for me being a mum of 4 Becoming a member is free and also ensures that you get the Ikea catalogue sent to you and any upcoming offers / sales!

louise_1981

stuff in family area includes shower gel, bath salts, bath robes, bath mats, books, I think I saw screwdrivers

sellingmysoul666

i have a ikea credit card if you show it at the till you get a free drink any day of the week
you do at warrington anyway - it didnt work when i tried it at leeds

slinks

i just searched on the site to see if i could get a loyalty card online instead of instore and couldn't find it so "asked anna"... she didn't understand me, then thought i wanted a home card and finally offered me driving directions!!! lol

Newbold

slinks wrote:

i just searched on the site to see if i could get a loyalty card online instead of instore and couldn't find it so "asked anna"... she didn't understand me, then thought i wanted a home card and finally offered me driving directions!!! lol

http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_GB/customer_service/ikea_card/IKEA_card.html

fluffynit

Thanks Yorkshirepud, I am going there today, so will investigate

fluffynit

rls1973

thanks yorkshirepud, will try and get one next time i go. sounds good!

just to mention, i've found there is free tea and coffee in the ikea cafe before 10.00am

(i've got there really early before, found that the cafe is open but the shop isn't open till 10am)

wurzelsar

I've got a home card with Ikea already and have been told that the family card is different and is more of a loyalty card. I've been told by customer services that it's only available in 3 Ikea stores. That's us in Wales left out again then! We're always the last to get any new services, stock etc.