rarely write reviews, but my recent experience with IKEA Switzerland was so appalling that I feel compelled to warn others -- especially those paying for delivery and assembly. I placed an order worth almost CHF 2,000, including CHF 544 for professional delivery and assembly. What followed was a week-long chain of miscommunication, unfulfilled promises, and total disregard for the customer: * I was assured multiple times by IKEA staff that my delivery would happen in the afternoon -- a request they confirmed repeatedly. * Instead, the delivery team suddenly scheduled it for the morning without notice. * Then, on the rescheduled date, no one showed up at all -- no call, no cancellation, no explanation. * I had to sleep on the floor for several nights. Yes -- on the floor. * I rescheduled professional meetings, suffered physical back pain, and experienced immense stress -- all because of IKEA's failure to deliver a service I paid for. What makes it worse is the attitude: not read more

Your typical IKEA--large and filled with cheap stuff to outfit your home. I came here to get some summer bedding for when my family visits next month. At first, I took a look at their cheapest pillow and blanket, which was crap for only CHF 5 each. So then I looked at the second cheapest line, and it was actually quite decent. So my end conclusion is that they have the cheapest products (made out of the cheapest materials) that are probably not worth getting, but the next in line is actually quite good quality and affordable. I also signed up for the IKEA Family card and got a free chocolate cake for my birthday. :) At the grocery section, I also picked up a fizzy pear drink with some alcohol in it, and it was quite delicious and also gave me a nice buzz. :) read more

IKEA - Surprisingly yummy and I couldn't taste the alcohol, either. - Home Decor Near Me - Dietlikon, ZH

When in Zurich, you have to go to IKEA. The prices here are better than they are in the US but that is subject to the exchange rate. Instead of chocolate, I stocked up on Bags for the gifts when we get back. Half the price! Chocolate would melt anyway. What I loved the most was the cafe! We came for breakfast 2 times and it was wonderful. Fresh pastries and strong coffee and the desserts. It seats about 400 people. Yes that many. I could not speak to the lunches or dinners but it looked pretty good. Then you shop. It goes round and round so one can stop take the escalator and go down. It can be overwhelming if you don't know that. Parking was in a garage and the shopping bags were huge bags but you could also get a cart. Bought small things bc I could not get a made to order closet shipped cheaply. When you come to Zurich, try to stop in and enjoy the shopping experience as well as the cafe. read more

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Despite a 4 hour time slot (7:00-11:00), IKEA was unable to deliver my purchases on time, and I paid 100.- for delivery! I thought punctuality was part of their service but apparently that's not the case. I would therefore have expected that they would at least compensate me just a little, even if it is only an IKEA voucher. But their answer was only that "under the terms and conditions it says that the delivery may be delayed". I will therefore refrain from ever using their delivery service again. I took an entire morning off from work for nothing - thanks IKEA! read more

It's Ikea: not much to say about it really. I compared the prices of Ikea Switzerland with Germany and France and offcourse Switzerland is more expensive (maybe due to the exchange rate?). But considering the prices of everything else in Zurich this is a pretty good deal for both furniture and a casual meal. I prefer the Spreitenbach store as I do not like the fact that you have to go up and down about 5 times but this one is closer to my home so when I had to get some cheap knick-knacks for my new apartment I came a few times (and always bought more than planned!). The food is pretty standard compared to Ikea in other countries and an amazing deal if you compare it to other places in Zurich. I had the entrecote which was not too bad, especially considering that it was 14 chf. However, I noticed that the famous meatballs do not come with ligonberry sauce! I have a love hate relationship with Ikea: I love the familiarity of the store and the good priced basics but I hate the crowds. Will go again for sure but I never really consider it as a pleasure. read more

There are two IKEAs near Zürich --- this one in Dietlikon to the east, and another in Spreitenbach / Dietikon to the west. The Spreitenbach one is much better laid out internally, but if this one's closer for you, it's just fine. There's not a direct shortcut from the top of the escalator to the cafeteria, like at many IKEAs. It's easier to save lunch until the middle of the trip --- we had to walk about a third of the upstairs to get to the café, then a third back, then we did our upper loop. Remember the red wine is _outside_ the beverage cooler case! I always forget, and it goes so well with the meatballs... read more

Ikea is... Ikea. Same concept you have been used to since forever, same products, same style. A good observation however, given the fact that we are in Zurich, would just be: BUY ALL YOUR STUFF FROM IKEA!. Furniture and house decoration stuff are so much more expensive somewhere else. It is indeed a compromise in quality but, given Zurich prices... it's hard to imagine that (young) people would pay 2-3 thousands francs for a carpet compared to 2-3 hundreds at Ikea.. I honestly think that the guy who invented Ikea was a genius. It's such a all-in-one store.. you go there without not any single thing in your apartment and, at the end of the day, your apartment is fully complete.. and, if you put in some effort, nice as well!! read more

Simple and reasonably priced food. You can get a 1,- CHF hot dog downstairs or some Swedish meat balls and fish fingers. I usually get the salmon salad with bread and a soup for about 15,- CHF upstairs. read more

IKEA - Fish and chips - Home Decor Near Me - Dietlikon, ZH

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The bratwurst is the only thing worth purchasing here. Furniture is cheap, but not cheap enough to deal with the hassle.