Is there anything better than getting lost in Ikea for a day. I love this placethe prices are good and they have creative and neat ideas. The only downfall, and may be true of all of the facilities, the check out process always seems to take so long but worth it as far as I am concerned.
Really large store but good place to check out lots of furniture you might need (or might not know you need yet). There's a cafe inside too so you can take a break if you get hungry. Takes a while to navigate the whole store.
It's weird that the place you look at the furniture and the place you pick up the furniture are not even in the same building.
As far as the quality of the furniture goes, don't expect much, I bought a desk from them, and by year 5 of normal use it was basically trash. They use particle board and cut corners to cut the cost of the furniture.
If you're trying to fill a college dorm room then IKEA is the place to go, but if you have a good paying job, you can do better than IKEA.
Also it's weird they are a "non-profit organization" to avoid paying taxes.
This IKEA location is good, I'm just taking off the one star because of IKEA as a company. I mean they were caught using horse meat in their meatballs, that's pretty creepy, makes you wonder what other corners they cut.
The way the merchandise is staged in an example of a real room is so helpful for those of us who don't have an eye for decorating. The merchandise is well stocked. A good value. Staff is very friendly and helpful.
I have always liked IKEA. Their prices are high, but I always love walking around the store getting living room and bedroom ideas. Sometimes they have good deals though. Also they have a restaurant in the store, and if you get an IKEA card your family eats breakfast for free. Lastly, their customer service is friendly and helpful.