Les meilleurs restaurants en Morschwiller-Le-Bas

01/03/2026: Very disappointed!!! Many items were out of stock. We went to the store because a product was listed as available, but the stock was incorrect. I ordered and paid €40 for delivery, only for my installer to tell me the box was damaged. When I opened it, the furniture was also damaged, and they offered me a €30 discount! This is the third time that every time I order, there's a problem. Each time, I either have to return the item or they send a courier. In short, don't get your order delivered by IKEA. The store employees are really unfriendly, except for the man in the secondhand section. We had previously cancelled a €10,000 order, and now I understand why. When we indicated that we wanted to buy the entire bedroom set on display, they told us to take a picture and they would give it to us at the bottom. We told him we wanted the furniture, the decor, everything. Basically, figure it out yourself! No big deal, we'll go elsewhere... In short, disappointed, disappointed, disappointed. We will finish our apartments with another brand.

27/02/2026: Very good. And very convenient to have the restaurant to eat at there.

04/09/2025: Always very good and friendly staff.

06/02/2026: Very bad experience. I bought a "Fiji" sandwich and found a significant amount of dirt/mud inside, visible on the lettuce leaves. I've attached photos as proof. I returned to the store to report the problem and request a refund. I was told that this can happen with lettuce, which I find completely unacceptable given the amount present. I am very disappointed and disgusted, especially as a loyal customer who used to appreciate this chain. Such a lack of hygiene is unacceptable.

23/01/2026: A well-known chain, frequented in other cities. No complaints about the products. The major drawback is the hygiene! From the service to the restrooms. Enough to drive you crazy. While we were having lunch, I noticed one of the saleswomen putting the manalas back in the display case, touching them directly with her hands. Another one, while we were paying, was on her phone next to the cook (by the way, there was only one person in front of us, several behind the counter, and we waited and waited...). Finally, going to the restroom before leaving, great, there was a cleaning notice... except the last date was November 22nd, even though it was already the following week! As soon as I find the credit card receipt I kept, I'll add it as proof. *** UPDATE following the store's response: forgetting to sign the form for a week is a big deal. "At least you have a form," you might say. "The order tablet is a possibility." Perhaps I was biased, given the cumulative effect. As for handling the manalas with your hands, no, your argument isn't convincing. I'm not saying they need gloves, because the gloves you use to pick up the baguette, then press the cash register buttons and take the change aren't any better. There are something called tongs, which are left in the display cases and washed daily. It's economical and hygienic. Not using your hands directly, which I doubt are regularly washed and dried with disposable paper towels, not some old rag lying around.