Ikea has affordable furniture, toys, shelves, decorations, textiles, and such. The food is good and really cheap in the cafeteria. It has interesting things that are pretty good quality for the price points. I enjoy the display area. Very friendly service.
I found everything I was looking for. I like the self service kiosk that I use to locate the furniture I wrote down. I needed to get the dresser wall safety kit and I asked someone in the furniture warehouse and they said the cashiers had them. I asked the cashier and they said customer service had them. I go to customer service and I line up by the couch. A couple of minutes later I realize I had to get a number to talk them and that's why everyone else was just lounging. It also says returns and exchanges which wasn't what I needed. I didn't want to wait so I ask the home delivery lady and she got it for me. I think there needs to be a more clear way of getting the wall safety kits that they advertise so much and all the employees should be on the same page.
Ikea us a great place! Furniture and home items at a very low price and for what it is, they sell very reliable home items! The lines can be long from time to time but it of the 10-15 times I've come we've waited in the check-out line for about 5-10 minutes. Definitely great for college furniture shopping! Great selection. There is a restaurant inside and a mini store with some quick food items to grab and go!
Those clever, clever Swedes have come up with a simple, clean, renewable way to furnish your home or apartment! For those that don't already know, Ikea is meant to be an experience, not just a quick trip for one item. Stop by the cafe and enjoy some Swedish meatballs or a cinnamon roll before wandering the showrooms for inspiration. You can find out how to turn a 525 sq ft. apartment into a multi-purpose, fully functional home. But you can also find custom solutions for building or remodeling your perfect kitchen, master suite, or office.
Not recommended for those who are in a hurry. You have to take time to appreciate the experience.
This place is great to go when looking for home decor. When going in, you get taken through a series of decorated rooms featuring all the stuff they have on their sales floor. It's a great way to get an idea of how their products may look in your own home. Be sure to grab one of their pencils and notepads to write down the numbers of any of the furniture items you are interested in. Once you get to the sales floor, you can look those items up on one of their public computers to locate them and get them if you are interested.
Planning what you want to get ahead of time is essential but I always end up buying tons more. Extremely affordable. If you research a little beforehand, there are some very high quality products. And for the lesser quality products, the price is still right. I love the kids products. Great toys that stimulate imagination and creativity. I also remodeled kitchen with their cabinets three years ago. Will continue to be a customer for a long time.
Lines are usually long when we go, you get lost in a vast amount of fun home decor, furniture, dining, toys, storageetc. Decent price for the do it yourself individual. Cafe fun and a must visit at least once during your visit. Might as well make it a day trip because there is tons to look at. Food items on way out, grab a second meal, that includes fast food items, treats and drinks. Little store as well, of interesting grocery items hard to find in your typical grocer store.
Who DOESN'T love IKEA? If you've been here you know, and if you haven't.GO!! Playland for the kids and the best cafeteria style restaurant around. Sounds weird, I know, but it's great! No place makes me want to move to Sweden more. I've been to IKEA in Germany, and it's almost exactly like this one. So if you want a European shopping experience, this is it! Plan to spend a good chunk of your day here, too
This place is so on top of their game. They get new stuff in all the time and they rearrange stuff at a good frequency, which keeps things interesting for me. I give it four stars, though, because the checkout lines can be long. Maybe a few more registers, or a self checkout for customers who just need a couple small items. That would be so amazing. Love this place. It's great for shopping, exercise (walking), and entertainment (if you're entertained by looking at their inventory, which I am).
Always a Sunday treat in our family. We like that day because it's less crowded. If you know IKEA, you already know why to expect from the their furnishings and housewares. This review is based on the store and employees. Which are all excellent. The store is clean and everything is always where it's supposed to be. I wish the bins were always stocked with what we want, but this is a free market system, so sometimes selling out of something means we should have gone sooner! Employees are nice and always helpful.
Clean, pleasant employees (even when you're running around right before they close), delicious cinnamon rolls. Love checking the as is section everything once in a while. The only thing I don't like is how long the lines are all the time.
I like the ambient in general. There are so many good ideas for different spaces, and good quality furniture at reasonable prices. However, is important to notice that all furniture sold here is to assembly at home or with help. Three additional reasons to love Ikea:
1. If your child is potty trained you can leave him in the play area.
2. The downstairs area is full of good quality objects at very good prices
3. Cheap food
Everyone likes IKEA right? The only reason I don't give 5 stars is because if I am on the top floor and see something in a display I wantI might have to walk downstairs and all the way across the store to find that item. Which happened to me twice yesterday:) Good exercise but dang it took forever to get put of there;)
I enjoy IKEA. It's got interesting mod-able furniture. It's a very big store and if you want to see the whole showroom, you might need to stop for a snack.
Conveniently, they have a restaurant upstairs and a cafe downstairs. I recommend the meatballs, french fries, lingonberry soda, and creme cake.
They're very family friendly. They have a supervised play space where kids can stay while their parents shop. I absolutely love that they have a family restroom, changing area, and nursing area.
Maze like store that has no easy exit, so if you are in hurry, be prepared for going every single part of IKEA displays and long line at cashier.
Constantly changing the display, so it's fun to visit once in awhile. I personally like kids section with unique stuffed animals. Also cool shower curtains. All my bookcases are IKEA which I assembled alone. Great place for self doers.