We order our new office from here and so far so good. Made nice and it was easy to install. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

IKEA, where you feel like a trendy socialite, hip decorator, Swedish meatball, and a maze rat all at once. This IKEA is all one level and seems a bit smaller than some other of their locations. That said, it's still a big maze and you can wander for hours. Lots of furniture and housewares, both functional and trendy. Big selection of styles and colors. I purchased two dressers and the price was decent for what you get. Some of the items are press board, which is cheap but the color veneers hide that. The quality of material and hardware is higher than what you find in other brands. Check out the cafe by the main exit. Fun dye-free candies and other goodies such as pizza, chips, cinnamon rolls, etc... read more

OMG!!! This place is amazing! I had the awesome honor of camping out for 3 days before the store actually opened! I received a free chair and other awesome goodies!!! I was supposed to get the couch but there was a HUGE controversy- but I'm ok with it :) This is the first IKEA in Indiana and I am so glad I get to experience the grand opening! This IKEA seems smaller than most as it is a 1 story store. The prices are UN-friggin-believable here! The staff is pumped up and ready to serve :) I was looking for a coffee table for my living room and some other odds and ends (shower curtain, decor for our bathroom, and stuffed animals for my LO) You MUST try the cafeteria and the Swedish meatballs!! This place is sooooo legit!!! And of course I'll be back... in about 7 months when the crowds die down! read more

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Holy anxiety! My husband and I decided to stop on our way back to the south side to see what all the hype was about. I literally thought I was in a fun house! You start on one side and it's set up like "rooms" so you get ideas and see how it's look in your house. Ok, that's cool for the first 5 but after that it gets a tad overwhelming. It's separated in areas like office, kitchen, bedroom, etc with little decor pieces sprinkled here and there but not much considering everyone is aimlessly walking around pushing large empty carts which clog up the aisle ways. Once you venture in, there's no clear way on how to get out unless you turn around and go back the way you came or keep pushing through! About halfway though (I think?) I turned to my husband and said "ok I'm done, can you get us out of here?" (This is the part my anxiety started sinking in). After locating a hanging "you are here" sign and realizing we were in a "sub category" and had to maneuver back to the main path we got a little disoriented and thought we'd never make it out! Employees are very few and far between so you can't find anyone to ask questions or assistance so you have to fend for yourself. Luckily we found our way to the registers which are on the opposite side of course and were able to get out alive! We still aren't quite sure what all the hype is about but left with all the money we took in so I think that's a plus? Oh and we didn't have to camp out over night or attack someone for their complementary meatball so that's good too! We don't see a second IKEA run in our future though and heavily advise you "enter at your own risk!" read more

This was my first visit to this store, and it was good, but not as nice as other IKEA locations I've been to before. They had lots of checkout lines open, but we still waited for over 10 minutes. The store layout felt confusing at the beginning and currently, the cafeteria is closed. read more

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I've had the opportunity to go to several IKEA locations in California, so when I heard that an IKEA would be opening up here in the Indianapolis area, I was preparing myself for the constant search for a parking spot, rude people trying to get the same item as me, and enormous waiting in line to finally pay for my purchases. Boy, was I wrong!!! I've been to the IKEA Fishers several times since it opened and so far all of my experiences have been AMAZING. The store is conveniently located off the freeway, and it's very easy to get to this location. When IKEA Fishers first opened, I thought that it was a sure thing that I would be spending 15 minutes, at the very least, looking for a parking spot. That has yet to happen, considering every time that I have gone there has been more than enough parking. The staff has been courteous and helpful each time that I have been here, and the inventory count through the IKEA app is very convenient. The cafeteria is inexpensive and the food tastes great. If you are a member of the IKEA Family program you can take advantage of several coupons and even freebies. When compared to the locations I have been to in California, the lines here move quickly, including on weekends. The cash register staff is very accommodating, even when I have to split payment options between my wife and I. They are knowledgeable, considering that they have not had a long time with their products and services. read more

I visited while seriously hangry so the fact that I can look back on it and still be impressed really says something about IKEA. To be honest, there was so much hype, I was kind of over it before I even visited. I knew I would eventually visit, but I was in no hurry. I don't think you'll ever visit on a day where there ISN'T a crowd. (Keep in mind, Hoosiers used to go to Cincy to get their IKEA fix so we'll always have out of town visitors here.) We went on a raw, rainy, fall Sunday just before noon. The parking situation is pretty well done with traffic being directed as needed. That said, sometimes customers take things into their own hands and block traffic when the pick up area is full. I walked through a model space that was 376 sq. ft. and I do have friends that have that as their entire living space so it was SO COOL to see all of that laid out in a livable, organized way. I was really blown away. I am not super thrilled about the whole DIY trend so I'm sure I'd pay more for setup and/or delivery if I decided to make a purchase. You walk through the store with a bag or a cart, mostly in one direction, but there are shortcuts you can take and directional signs throughout. The entire store, about 22 sections worth, takes about 30 minutes to walk through. They do have childcare for those parents that need time and space to get what they need. EVEN THOUGH I was starving when I walked through, I resisted the urge to smash a cinnamon roll. I mean, those are my jam, and I saw plenty of people in line with multi-packs to take home. Maybe I'll come here for a cheat meal and see what that's all about. At the end of the day, I did see a few things that caught my eye, and I'm now thinking about a return trip or at least checking things out online. read more

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Okay so this was my first time to this store. I have been to several other Ikea's. This was a disappointing trip. It may be because they haven't been open very long less than a year. We went in search of items we have bought at the West Chester Ohio store. It turns out they had neither one of them in the store but okay I had other things on my list. I purchased a lamp we already have it put together and it is working out nicely. I also purchased a small cabinet that I need to put together yet. My mom found some spice containers in one of the kitchen displays that she liked and we went down to the floor where they were and the row where where they should have been was completely empty. An item that I wanted to get we could not find but I found something that could have worked in its place but I could not reach it it was so high up and there was none in the lower racks and there was no employees to ask anywhere. I said I bought a cabinet it was extremely heavy and I needed help loading it on my truck. Usually there are two or three people outside of the West Chester store to help load but at this store there was no one at all. I got another customer to help me load it on my truck. The reason this garnered three stars is because it's still had all of the things that you look for in an Ikea store such as selection and the individual rooms made into kitchens living rooms, bedrooms, etc. read more

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Had my first visit to Ikea yesterday! WOW! I am obsessed with this place now! Everything is so affordable and so stylish! So many different styles there is something for everyone! I got a tv stand, and my husband and I put it together in about 45 minutes (with the help of a youtube tutorial!) The instructions that came with it were hard to understand since it was only pictures, but once we looked up a tutorial it was much easier!! The food court is the bomb, and the food is so cheap!! I got a juicy chicken sandwich and mac and cheese under $6! So affordable! If you havent been to Ikea yet.. it is a must! read more

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In the past I had to do road trips to Cindy or Chicago for IKEA. Now loving that we have an option near Indy.. and before they did a construction freeze this year. There are so many fun little home furnishings, plants, have you had their little oatmeal cookies?! Delicious!! I've brought them to parties before and it's always a hit. Now if only there wasn't so much traffic on I-69 getting there, I wouldn't hesitate for a 5. :) read more

I was way super excited for IKEA to open to see how they pulled everything together in the space. I was pleasantly surprised. I enjoyed the entire day just browsing, asking questions and piling my cart full of awesome finds. Of course I had to have lunch during my visit and my food of choice was the swedish meatballs. Everytime I visit an IKEA its the meatballs or the salmon. I loved that there were so many food options offered. All of the staff that I encountered was extremely helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. After having had an amazing day I had to make sure to grab some frozen meatballs to take home to my son. Im so happy we have our very own IKEA in Fishers and I cant wait to return... read more

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The two stars isn't necessarily for IKEA itself. I was able to put together a desk I got from them fairly easily and their instructions are pretty good. And the customer service rep in store was patient with us when we placed a rather large order closer to closing time than we probably should have. She also managed to do some magic so all the parts for everything we ordered would arrive at the same time. That was a positive and where I kept some stars for IKEA. Here is where the experience was horrible. The delivery of the items. I guess IKEA uses a company called Select Express to do their deliveries. We got our delivery date via phone call and then, the day before the delivery, we got our four hour delivery window. I scheduled a tasker from Task Rabbit to do the assembly the following day (per IKEA's recommendation). We made sure we were home during the delivery window on the date. We didn't get the delivery during our window. A half hour after the delivery window, we called IKEA and waited on hold for several minutes to speak to someone about the status of the delivery. IKEA put us on hold, called the delivery company, and 5 minutes later, we were told the driver was only about 30 minutes away. We then waited another hour without receiving the items we ordered. We called IKEA customer service again and waited while they talked to the delivery company. We were now told the driver was stuck in traffic and was about 30 minutes away. But this time, IKEA gave us the phone number for the delivery company. When our order didn't show up after another hour we called the delivery company. The dispatcher got my order number and then put me on hold for five minutes to get the status. It is then that I am told that the truck broke down and we wouldn't be getting our delivery that day. We would have to reschedule. The next available delivery date was TWO more days away. So we reluctantly accepted that. As my wife and I talked, we decided that if this was the kind of experience we should expect from IKEA, we were going to cancel the order. We called IKEA customer support a couple of minutes before closing and I spoke to someone right at the closing time. I was told that because the customer resolution center was closed that the best she could do was send an email requesting the order be cancelled. According to IKEA's website, it can take them up to 48 hours to respond to a support email so the following day, I called them early in the morning to make sure my order got cancelled. I was put in the queue and a few minutes later, IKEA support message says they are experiencing a higher than usual call volume and would be unable to take my call. They then ended the call. No opportunity to leave a message or a callback number. So I waited an hour and called again. This time I spoke to a live person about needing to cancel the order. The checked and said I needed to speak to a resolution specialist and put me back in the queue. Once again, I was briefly on hold and then told they were experiencing a higher than usual call volume and they would be unable to take my call. And once again they hung up. I called back again an hour later and FINALLY got the order cancelled. Bottom line is that the products themselves are good and most of the store employees will go out of the way to be helpful. But if you want delivery be warned. And if you need support, it may be difficult to reach. read more

The day that I've been waiting for has finally arrived. IKEA is open! The Fishers IKEA seems a little smaller than some of the other stores and feels a little more compact too. Most of the other IKEA's that I have been to are more than one floor. This one is different with just one. The layout is somewhat similar with the showroom material in the first half of the store and the Marketplace in the second half, separated by the cafe in the middle. The store may seem smaller, but if they were missing items, I certainly couldn't tell. Everything I was looking for was there. read more

Timing. Timing. Timing. That's the biggest thing when going here. Go anytime after work and it will be busy. Go on the weekends after about 10-11am it will be busy. Remember that when going here, IKEA has amazing prices and quality. Everyone wants to take advantage of that so be patient. If you're in a hurry to get to a certain part of the store, ask an employee how to get there. Every IKEA has basically passages that get you around areas and to other parts of the store. This will save you lots of time if you know where you want to go. Also, remember to grab a big yellow bag and a pencil and paper to mark what you want. They have hem for you right when you walk in. This IKEA is unique because it is a single story. When you go in the layout is really well done. You meander through the "maze" to see all the layouts. There are no isles but rooms completely built. You can see how pieces fit in your home. Each item is marked with a tag and the location you can buy it. So finding what you want is easy. After you've wandered through the store you get to the warehouse section. Here's where you pick up everything you saw in the floor displays and why you need to write down everything you want. After picking everything up, you get it all there in store you make your way to check out. This is a great part of IKEA. Typically all the registers are open. There will be some lines but go wide and make sure to use all the lines. Occasionally people will all file into a few of the middle ones making some long lines and shorter ones on the edge. P.S. Don't forget to check out the discount section. It's right by the registers and you can find some amazing deals. Floor products or defects, some very minor. But a good place to check out read more

IKEA - Discount section - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

Finally, Indy has been graced with the gift of IKEA - everyone's favorite place for food, fun, and furniture all in one place. I mean seriously, what's not to like? Sure, it's often full of people and that can make parking a little difficult. But that just lets you know that IKEA is the place you want to be. The furniture is affordable and easy to put together. The home goods section have pretty much everything you can think of, especially if you're a kitchen product fanatic like me. It's even harder to say no to impulse buys with the price tags here. Every store should have a restaurant in the middle. After walking through such a maze of a store, you definitely work up an appetite. I'd grab a bite at IKEA even if I wasn't already there. The meatballs aren't just hype- they really are as good as people say. And the lingonberries? I could just eat a bowl. I love the chocolate cake. It's almost unbearably rich and enough to satisfy your sweet tooth for days. Every trip to IKEA is it's own adventure. Go out and join the fun! read more

It's surprising to go to an Ikea and it not be 2 stories. It's a bit out of the way from everything but there's enough parking and the crowds aren't too bad. The layout is a little confusing to maneuver through the shortcuts, ended up going in through the exit to get to where I wanted. Didn't realize you can get a discount in the restaurant with the family club card, I'll be sure to use it next time. The food at the restaurant was good but the drinks could be improved, flavors were a little bland. read more

IKEA - Yum! Swedish meatball plate and dessert, princess cake and whatever the little green things with chocolate were are amazing! - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

To me, IKEA can be a furniture store, restaurant, or date night! The possibilities are endless! The store is set up with a nice flow to it with the food court positioned in the middle (in case you need a mid-way snack). I was very pleased with their plant selection, too! The only reason I took off a star, is because in multiple scenarios they have been out of stock in what I was looking for. Very clean store with great displays! read more

You know a metropolitan area is coming up when IKEA comes to town. We hit it on the Friday evening of its first week, and it was not as crazy busy as we expected. I mean, it was still crazy busy, but the parking attendants guiding us through the lot and into a space definitely decreased the parking madness. So, if you've never been to IKEA before, familiarize yourself with the layout of the store and the DIY putting it together of their furniture. Grab a pencil, notebook and ruler they offer (note: the ruler is metric because, well, Sweden), make note of things you want to grab and their location in the warehouse, and grab them from the warehouse before you check out. The Fishers IKEA is one floor, different from the others I've been to. This threw us off a bit as we know our usual layout of IKEA like the back of our hands. If you follow the path that is laid out for you, you'll have no problem seeing everything. There are handy shortcuts if all you want is some Swedish meatballs from the restaurant, but you really have to look for them if you want. They don't disrupt the flow of the floor at all. I have no idea what the restaurant was like because the line was at least an hour long, and we weren't feeling that at all. But I'm sure we would've loved our meal of meatballs and fries smothered in gravy with a side of lingonberries. If you're looking to kill an hour or two by yourself, with your SO or with your family, IKEA is a fun place to go. I'm so glad it's finally here and I don't have to go to Cincinnati or Chicago! Definitely on my radar for housewarming/wedding gifts. read more

IKEA - Mmmmmm meatballs - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

All the hype about this place is completely true!!! I can't wait to go again and I just left. So many amazing things for your house! Every single room in your house is covered at this store!! So many ideas for ways to decorate, organize and furnish your home. The food is also a must do when you are here! Such good prices on amazing food. The meatball are definitely worth all rage people make them out to be! I will definitely will be returning very soon! I can't wait to redecorate my house! read more

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Through sheer determination and busy schedules, we waited two whole months after the grand opening to come check out our new Circle City IKEA. The first thing that struck me is that we have a ground floor IKEA. I've never been to one that wasn't two floors. It was strange, but we didn't feel slighted. There were still plenty of beautiful things to oggle. i really liked blue YOU ARE HERE maps hanging from the ceiling. I found them easier to get a big picture perspective than the arrows on the floor. We didn't try out the restaurant which is located in the center of the store because we were on a mission that evening. Definitely next time. Overall, it was a pleasant experience and I'm glad we waited. Cue Janet Jackson's "Lets Wait a While." read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

Okay so I've never been to an Ikea before so I wasn't sure what to expect! I was kind of worried about the traffic butttttt they had it under control. As you enter they have people directing traffic and even point you to a spot to park. Getting in and parked was no hassle at all. The walk through the store is mapped out with a path kind of like the wizard of Oz. You follow it through the mock up rooms into the cafeteria and then into the stock rooms. It is what you expect it to be a giant crazy place full of random Things at a discounted price. I bought some plants and some cook wear. Checking out was pretty easy you just lined up and then you needed to buy a bag for things which I didn't know about. But all in all interesting experience. I think if you're wanting cheap furniture or accessories you can find it. But don't be discouraged about the traffic cause it won't be a problem! read more

I've been to two other IKEA's in two other states. The Fishers store is nice, but not as nice as the other ones I've been too. It was hard to track down someone to ask where a product was or help getting a product down or checking to see if they had anymore items in stock. Lines were really long at the registers as well. I wish they would've made this IKEA a two story one. read more

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IKEA is awesome. This place opened here less than a month, still very busy! 2 new businesses opened around same time so traffic and parking is still crazy and needs work. It was very busy inside ikea and hard to look around at everything plus it's a huge store - easy to get lost hah. They have an attached restaurant that looks and smells good and will definitely be back to check it out, perhaps next ikea shopping trip. Of the few items I saw, prices were reasonable. I like how they set up certain rooms to give you an idea of square footage and how much you can fit in such a small space if smart about it. Glad to have it here, such a cool place. Will be better overall experience once traffic lessens. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

Experienced a really rude employee working in the couch section. She yelled at my 4 year old for climbing on one of the couches. She was doing her job and I can't fault her for that but she was so nasty about it that it just totally ruined the experience. As soon as I saw him climb on the couch, I tried to yell at him myself and stop it but she was louder than me. It didn't stop there. She turned around to her coworker who was covering her face with embarrassment and continued to talk about us. It was just unnecessary. We were looking for a couch but then they wouldn't even help us. He's 4, he's still learning and still needs to be told no. But he does listen and he likes to follow the rules. It was his fathers fault for letting it happen and he would've apologized had the lady not been so nasty. A simple "please don't climb on the furniture" would've been fine. Also, they were out of most everything anyway. We drove a long ways to come here and we won't do that again.. read more

IKEA makes furnishing a home the easiest thing to do! I recently purchased my first home and if that were not stressful enough, now I have to decorate and furnish it. Every store I walk into makes me feel like i need to spend my life's savings in order to decorate my home. Enter: IKEA! This store is your one stop shop for home needs with prices that won't send you home with buyers remorse. The store sells literally anything you could ever need (or want). From furniture, to lighting, to utensils to live plants you can rest assured that IKEA will have what you are looking for. When you first enter the store, you'll wander through a series of show rooms. These rooms have different items in them (fully decorated bedrooms, patio set up, etc) and everything you see in the rooms is for sale! So, if you like what you see (and you will) be sure to make note of where to find it in the store (the item tags are marked with where you can find the items). Wandering through the 26 different sections might make you hungry and you'll be wondering where the delicious scents and aromas of Swedish food are coming from. Not to worry- halfway through your journey you'll walk into the food court! And yes, you MUST try the Swedish meatballs. They are the talk of the store. Post snack/meal break you will continue your way through the second half of the store. You might find yourself hungry again after check out and you're in luck! There is a snack bar right before the exit offering sweet and savory items! PS: don't forget to bring your IKEA bag for all of your items purchased. But, if you forget, you can always purchase them at the register. read more

I visited IKEA on a weeknight and was pleasantly surprised. Parking was easy, there were a lot of people but it never felt crowded and the lines were short. IKEA prices are amazing- especially for home good items (vases, wall hangings, candles, etc). The food prices are also really inexpensive. The food was also pretty tasty and all natural so I felt good about eating a lot of it. ;) If you want to see the whole store and all the displays, you'll have to walk around for several hours. It's a great way to get your steps in ;) it's an excellent way to get design ideas and see things differently. It was really cool seeing apartment set ups with minimum square footage. Definitely a fun place to visit even if you aren't looking for anything! read more

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I miss the old IKEA, the new one is a shadow of its former self. Stopped to eat while shopping there. The Swedish meatballs are about half the size they once were and the veggies are awful. The soda machines and ice dispensers weren't working at all so a mediocre warm bottle of pop or water had to do. I longed for the day we'd get an IKEA here, now it seems only a matter of time before it follows Sears to the grave. read more

Having redone a room in our house, we have been here twice recently. The store is still in-stock on most items, which I appreciate. Crowds are down on week days but weekends still uber busy. Please IKEA--get more people at check outs. There is no self-serve here at Indy! WTF! Lots of people with just a couple of items are stuck in line with those buying room loads. Even on weekdays the lines are brutal. read more

I will say IKEA is IKEA. They are the same no matter where you go in my opinion. I think that could be a good and bad thing. On one hand the set up and everything is pretty similar so it is easy and familiar to navigate. On the other hand I do feel people go for an experience and that experience is going to be the same no matter which store you go to. In my opinion the prices are either VERY fair, where you'd say "I can't believe this is only __ dollars", or its VERY pricey, where you'd say "Who would pay __ amount". One downside to this location is that it is only one level so to me it feels like they have less because you aren't covering as much ground. When we went it was very busy. of course on the day of the opening (which by the way we were one of the crazies who camped out for three days). We went about 2 months after it opened and was still pretty busy which we expected. One great thing about IKEA is the price of their food. You can't beat the price of it! If it was closer we would eat here more regularly. read more

Awful. I purchased a bed frame and head board. The closest ikea is 4 hours round trip. I was told that I had to order it through a sales person but they picked it all and after I paid I get the items from the pickup. I did that and after I got home, remember 4 hour round trip, and put 90 percent of it together, I didn't have the support beam. Meaning that I couldn't use the bed frame and the room isn't big enough to lay my be down with the Fram already put together. I called customer support and was told there was nothing that they could do and that they would have the store I bought it from call me in 24 to 48 hours. She did say that I could pay for the part that I didn't get and also pay for them to ship it to me. I asked how much shipping was for this $15 part. $129 dollars. Yep one hundred and twenty nine dollars. Ikea has the worst customer support I've ever dealt with. read more

Ikea opening day in Fishers was great!!! There was a band and a DJ. Traffic was not bad. The lines were very long, from where I was on the side of the building it took a total of 14 min to get in, mostly because they were going in waves. The interior is all one level which was great, Cincy and Schamburg are on multiple floors. Ikea has good customer service as usual. I will be back multiple times I love Ikea!!! read more

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Come comfy, hungry, and ready to walk !! Today was my first time going to IKEA and I fell in love at the entrance. The store is set up with mini showcase areas that feature specific styles of how you can decorate your home. I loved the setup of the store because you get to see how you can decorate your home in case you aren't great in putting things together that would look good. And with that being said, I thought that IKEA would be INSANELY expensive, but everything in the store is definitely affordable which is hard to believe because.... it's IKEA. Aside from the showrooms, I was so eager to try their Swedish meatballs that everyone talks about. I tried the meatball meal and it was very decent and the chocolate cake was very good (I love chocolate cake). The cake tasted like it was made with coffee in it and I assume that it brings the chocolate out. All in all I loved IKEA and I will be going back very very soon!! If any of you decide to go, definitely wear comfy clothes, shoes, and have plenty of energy!!! read more

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I've been to this Ikea an insane amount in the last two weeks because I just moved into a new place. The facility is huge and clean, just like any of their other stores in different cities. Getting an Ikea family card gets you discounts on certain things (saved $4 on a duvet cover for my son) and also gets you a free coffee each trip. Their prices are always pretty reasonable on most things and they have a huge selection of all items for your household needs. The only reason I'm giving four stars is because the customer service is a bit lacking. My first trip, I was by myself and getting the very popular Malm set in Queen size. I went up to the computer area to see if I was about to get all the pieces I needed. There were two people there and neither offered to help me put the very large pieces onto my cart. Instead, another customer saw me struggling and offered to help me. The next two times I went, I had similar experiences. My last trip, I loaded up my cart and my car all by myself with a kid's bed that you can see in the pictures (it was not light or a small package at all). I was also accompanied by my two year old and no one offered to help me. Hiring one extra person to help around the store would be make the customers feel a bit more at ease. read more

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I hope they have what I Want I am halfway through. I heard there were changes I don't see much yet, looks the same as the last time I was here. The café is delightful with lots of great selections and easy on the pocket read more

I absolutely love Ikea and I can't believe we finally have a store of our own here in Indy! Over the years I have made many road trips to this home furnishings store mecca! I love the simplistic style of their furnishing, their lighting, all of their kitchen items, reasonable prices and more! It's a 290,000 square foot ready to assemble Scandinavian design furniture dream! The warehouse style store is filled with many vignettes of different rooms types showing various uses for their furniture. Its a fabulous way to come up with ideas for your home! You follow a path upon entering the store that twists and turns through the various departments. They have everything you need for your home! Furniture, curtains, bedding, towels, complete kitchens, cookware, dishes, art, clocks, lighting, outdoor furniture, and plants! And if all of that made you hungry don't worry they even have a small restaurant! Ikea in one word is fantastic! Go, go now! read more

I went in the first week they opened. If you go at opening time you will have no problem parking close or waiting in line at checkout. The key to shopping at IKEA is to look at a map ahead of time and map out your route. Get in and get out. Checkout was simple but you have to pay for bags so buy one and bring it when you go. They had lots of staff on hand to help. When leaving they directed you way south, you couldn't go out the way you came in. read more

I love furniture decor and ginormous destination box stores, so I'm an easy sell on this review! I'm just so happy that we have one relatively close! Additionally the attention to efficiency and the unique food items make this a real win to have. It's not everything to everyone, but provides a full range of low to middle end furnishings, home decor, and almost anything you put in a house. I just realized they even have some appliances! This is a great destination if you're looking to satisfy a few items on your home shopping list or furnish an entire room or apartment. However, if you just want to buy one or two things, I might not consider the amount of time it takes to get through the store worthwhile unless you're getting ideas. HOWEVER, if you become familiar with the store and want to make your stop quicker, keep an eye out for the doors that help you do skip walking through the entire maze and get your visit done quicker. With the size of the store, it might take me a while to get to that level of expertise! I recommend making your first IKEA visit at least a half day trip to get the full experience ... don't forget to stop for meatballs and lingonberries! I feared parking, but it wasn't bad. The roads leading to and from the parking lot are a bit confusing. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

If you can push one of their death carts (four-wheel drive makes them hard for an able person to manage!) and can walk a mile or more, and stand in line for hours, you can happily shop here. I love IKEA and used to spend all day there. I walk with two canes now and much pain. With no motorized shopping cart scooters, the store is now completely inaccessible to me. And many elderly and disabled persons who once loved IKEA. It should be unlawful for them to operate this way! read more

Takeaway: This place is OK... just Ok. Recently I renovated my office and kitchen, and decided to go with fake plants. What can I say, I am tired of watching plants die while I try lol IKEA has a good selection of very reasonably priced fake plants plants and a decent collection of pots to choose from as well. After looking at other department stores, I keep coming back. I am happy with what I end up being able to buy. (Why did he say it like that? "...able to buy"...) My recent experience: I recently had to make 3 trips trying to get all the plant based décor items, of note is the location of this department: very close to the checkout. I found a way to enter and go the "Wrong" way to get there without navigating shortcuts through the whole place. But it was like driving the wrong way on the highway. THREE trips because if you happen to grab one of their items that was a display item, you will wait FOREVER in line to have the cashier unceremoniously mention, "I cant sell this, it is a display" and toss it into a bin. Done. No way around it, if you want this item, you are paying for this purchase, loading it into your car and doing the whole trip again... hoping you don't somehow end up with another "Display" item. Manager patronized me with an apology but NO offer was made to have someone swap it out. I was already exhausted, so facing my wife with missing items was the lessor evil. I'm STILL not done trying to get everything I wanted. IKEA... fix this. Seriously. I have a graduate degree from the IU School of Medicine and am STILL trying out how to best give you money and not need a nap and a therapy session after doing it. The Good: 1. An OK selection of reasonably priced items. Wide variety of items for home décor and furniture, with plenty of styles to ensure you find something you like. And with prices that are very reasonable, you will either be happy with your purchase or not care because it didn't cost much. 2. Floor Staff are super friendly and helpful. 3. You can get a decent meal for lunch while you are there. (You are gonna need it. Just sayin') 4. Plenty of parking and it is pretty easy to access the store 5. Load out parking spots are a great idea. The Bad: 1. You are going to need that meal, and they should offer classes on how to best shop at this store. Unlike the layout of most department or furniture stores, IKEA's layout strongly encourages you to walk the whole store every time you go. If you are there for one item, roll the dice and see if a floor staff member has time to take you to it. Crazy that you basically need an IKEA store guide if you need one thing. 2. Two experiences speaking to managers and both were rushed, dismissive and patronizing. The Ugly: This whole deal around the display items is very frustrating. I cannot speak to all IKEA policy but this one sucks and needs fixed. A word to managers: Being obviously distracted and offering a patronizing apology solves nothing. Solve the problem. In my case you could have found a runner to go swap the three items your cashier denied me and I would have happily waited for you to finish your current task to ring up these items separately at another register. Crazy that I had to choose between giving more money to IKEA and facing a disappointed wife. read more

Love walking around this place to see all of the things I don't need. It's a great place to walk though in the winter when it is cold out and you don't have any place else to go. The furniture is, you know, cheap. Don't expect it to last a long time but if you like to change things up often it's a great place to get something new. Beware of the cheap dining chairs. My daughters broke within a year. read more