I wish I knew about this place sooner. Now my review is given them a 5 star even though due to covid they have very limited/ are out of a lot. The customer service here is always great and the staff go above to help you here. You can definitely get lost in the maze of everything and what you think is 1 hour is actually 3 or more hours. When they cafe is open they have good food which is nice once you realize you have been trapped for hours and might never see day light again. read more

I've been to many ikea stores across the US and this is horrible! First it's way smaller then any other ikea store and the pricing sometimes doesn't match what's on display. I went to return something that I paid with Apple Pay and they said they could return it because the card number on the receipt doesn't match my card. But that's what Apple Pay does. It doesn't use your real card number. It generates card numbers to protect you. The manager that helped me said that they don't accept Apple Pay. I'm like really?! They are so unprofessional here!! read more

Love this. Good folk. The workers are friendly and helpful! Love prices and variety you can choose from. I drove two hours to go but it was worth it! read more

My love/hate relationship with Ikea continues. I love the selections, prices, and what you can get (which is basically about anything and everything under the sun). I haven't been in over 20 years - my first experience was in college in Philadelphia and I enjoyed decking out my dorm room without breaking the bank. What I hate is the size and lack of customer service, which I found pretty appalling at the Indy location over the weekend. Took the family there since it had literally been raining for 2 whole days straight and we needed to get out of the house. I understand that it's a HUGE store, and you could probably spend 8 hours in there and still not see everything, but sometimes bigger isn't always better. We walked around, taking our time looking. We thought about checking them into the "childcare" but they were full. Have to admit we did get lost a few times, even following the signs, and were just walking in circles. I did want to get some meatballs so we went to the restaurant and waited in line. I was pretty confused as why on a busy Saturday, only one line was open and 2 people were working. After standing in line for 10 minutes without moving, we decided 4 meatballs were not worth it and left to check out. I think Ikea should have an express line for people who buy just a few things, not a truckload like others. I think this would really help with getting people in and out. We stood in line for 45 MINUTES. Of course we chose the line where a couple were arguing with the cashier over prices of tea cups for a good 20 minutes. I was getting so frustrated and a few people behind us were even commenting how a manager should have helped out a bit more and tried to get the situation handled smoothly. All the lines were super slow and had a long wait. Finally paid for our 3 items and thankfully got out. For a Saturday, they definitely needed more staff. I didn't understand why in the self help furniture section half the aisles were "closed." They were either stocking or doing inventory but they had the bars down so you couldn't walk through them. You would think they would do it on a less busier day/time, but nope they decided to do it on a Saturday. Go figure. Granted, we did end up finding a shoe cabinet we liked but I ordered it online. If I do go back, I'm going to just go to eat as the food in the cafeteria looked really good and for the price, you can't beat it. Oh Ikea... read more

I was so excited for Ikea to come to our town, but was a little underwhelmed by the size. I love visiting Ikea when we are traveling and this is one of the smallest ones I've been to. I enjoy stopping by for dinner with my 6-year-old on nights when my husband is out of town. He enjoys the cafeteria-style dinner and we share some cheesecake. Overall, we've had great experiences with this location and know all the shortcuts to get through quickly! It's starting to feel like home, which is never a bad thing! read more

I absolutely love Ikea. The staff are friendly and helpful, their return policy is excellent and the process is easy when a return is needed, and they have tons of great furniture and household accessories. I remember it was quite a nightmare on opening day for this location because TONS of people showed up. It was difficult to park and the place was packed. My family swore they'd never come back. It took a bit of convincing, but we came back. Now that it's been a while, all that hype has died down and the place isn't so packed and busy. It was easy to navigate around to where we were going and we didn't have to wait too long in line. I am certain we will be back anytime we're in the market for new, quality furniture. read more

There is no social distancing at all in this store. Its like being at the airport in 2019 ... People are on top of each other, shoppers and employees not wearing masks properly ... either below the nose or under the chin. Its impossible to stay 6 feet from anyone in this store. They now have self check out and the scanners are not cleaned between customers. Please don't shop here during covid or until they correct it. And once you're in this store it's impossible to turn around and leave. read more

I love IKEA. I started going to IKEA in Schaumburg and I'm pleased to have one closer to home, but I like the Schaumburg floor plan better. Of course they have great furniture, unique designs many of which specialize in making the most efficient use of a small space, but I'm going to talk about their food! This weekend I went for lunch. I was craving Swedish meatballs. I'm currently eating low carb, so I got meatballs, salad, and a drink. Eight meatballs with the wonderful creamy gravy and there's a salad bar with a nice mix of greens, carrots, cucumbers, and cheese. A small selection of fresh ingredients. It was wonderful and so incredibly affordable. It's worthwhile going to IKEA only for the meatballs - and the people watching. They've got a chilled salmon salad that's tasty an if you're not eating low carb, I love the lingonberry preserves! It's sweet and tart complementing the rest of the meal. The front of the store has a food counter with super cheap hot dogs and cinnamon rolls. The hot dogs make a great lunch on the go and a cinnamon roll with coffee really hits the spot at a certain time of the afternoon on a cold rainy day. They've got a small food mart in the front of the store. I've bought the frozen meatballs with packets of sauce mix for years. It's wonderful and tastes the same as the restaurant. They sell jars of lingonberry preserves, which is wonderful to have at home. They have cookies, ginger thins, crisp little cookies with variations on gingerbread flavor that are great with coffee or tea. Bookshelves, yeah, and great food. read more

Last Sunday I cut my finger with a cart in bad condition, they said that somebody will call me asking about how I feel but nobody did. Thanks to ikea I had to go to the doctor and also payEd a tetanus vaccine plus antibiotics. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

Have a free afternoon? Head over to Ikea. You can literally spend an entire day there and not see everything. Whether you need silverware, a lamp, a rug or a crib- they have it. We wandered through living spaces of different sizes. We saw how you could have a comfortable living space in 400 sq ft unbelievable as that sounds. Headboards, kitchen cabinets, plates and utensils. Then just as you tire, you see the restaurant/ cafeteria. They have a small selection of salads sandwiches and desserts but the star is the Swedish meatballs. The meatball plate is comprised of meatballs, mashed potatoes, a cranberry compote and a vegetable. Everything was delicious except for the mashed up veggies which were Overcooked and cold. Will definitely be back for the meatballs which you can apparently buy frozen as well. Then on to the patio furniture and the "as is" section. Next rainy day,head on over and plan to spend a couple of hours wandering around before heading off for some Swedish meatballs. read more

IKEA - Swedish meatballs cranberry compote and mashed potatoes alongside some veggies. - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

This place can have all my money. Every dime. There's not much to say other than, how perfect can one store get? They have plants, dish ware, couches, whole kitchens! I could spend hours in there buying things I don't need because it's so cheap. The 365 return policy hassle free is wonderful too. Makes me forget all about my $99 3-drawer malm dresser that I had to look for three times before it was in stock and I literally got the last one. It also broke the day after I put it together, so there's that. But...I can return it! The food is soooo good. Swedish meatballs are great and their desserts aren't bad either. I just wish the carts turned when you tell them to turn. I always do this awkward side-walk type of movement when navigating the maze-like walkways. read more

Besides the fact that your trapped in their maze and it's hard to just dash in and grab what you need and get out I like this new location! They have every type could possibly want to furnish any room at a decent price. They also have lots of design ideas for all sorts of spaces, especially smaller one. The people working here seem very helpful and glad to solve whatever issue you may have. I just wish they didn't have such delicious cookies up front!!! read more

I come here often. You can beat the cheap prices from anything from forks, bathroom mats, couches and plants. Everything is reasonably priced & pretty decent quality. I've purchased casserole dishes, pillows, pillow cases, plants, vases, picture frames, bookshelves and rugs. I love this place. read more

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Long story short......if you find an item that's on sale and you are making a special trip for it, make sure to verify it's in stock. A couple different employees told me they usually run out of sale items very quickly and it's first come first serve and they don't offer you a raincheck on the sale price. Sounds like a gimmick to me. Run a sale and have a couple items in stock to draw customers in then run out and you still have the customers in the store to buy other items at full price. Most other companies would offer you a raincheck on the sale item, but not IKEA. Too bad that we wasted 4 hours of your time for nothing, but there's nothing we can do for you. read more

Great for college kids, temporary living situations but I have a kind of love hate relationship with this store. It's great that they have reasonably priced furniture, it's terrible if you want it to last for a long time or have to move it to a new location. Unlike slightly more expensive furniture pieces, IKEA furniture is not structured enough to move well. We have owned a few pieces that we purchased and had to move and they just don't hold up. So, furniture only I'd give it a one star for quality- for hard goods you'd be better off spending a little more to get pieces made from wood and not MDF and heavy cardboard. For other things, glasses, artificial flowers, dishes, rugs, towels, etc I'd give it a five star rating. The stuff is cute, well made, priced well and fun to have around. The only other things I'd say is that, don't go there if you're in a hurry. Even with shortcuts, you still have to walk a long way to get to pickup items and pay for them. Take a few hours, stroll around, enjoy yourself. read more

After spending years of traveling a couple of hours to the nearest IKEA, I was extremely excited that Indy finally has its own. As far as IKEAs go, it functions in the same way and has the same excellent level of service. I will prewarn those who are used to the size of some other IKEAs that this is a smaller one, but it is in no way lacking for availability of goods offered. My main concern about the location of the store was from a traffic perspective, but that concern was squashed the first time I went. They thought through the flow with having customers exit towards 106th street instead of automatically funneling them back to 116th. I'm sure I will be enjoying this IKEA for years to come. read more

Not ashamed to say Ikea has become one of my new favorite weekend errands! I love strolling the showrooms, digging through the clearance, and enjoying cheap and delicious food (.75 veggie dogs!!). As a perk, Ikea family members get free coffee and tea as well. This store is in great shape with friendly staff. They accept returns without questions and work hard to make things right read more

Generally very difficult way to shop if you're flying solo, but an EXTREMELY AMAZING associate that I knew as "Deb" made everything ASTOUNDINGLY EASY. Ask for her specifically. She played with my 2 year old son while I toiled over the bits and pieces that make a set for 3 different rooms. She literally chased him around, let him use her radio, and completely changed my mind about walking out of there because of the difficulty of what I thought would be an easy "all in one" package. If I had cash I would have given it ALL to her, but I was using the IKEA credit card to take advantage of 0% financing and she found me the EXACT piece that I was looking for which was unfortunately discontinued, but she found the very last one hidden away that nobody else seemed to be able to find for my daughter's bedroom for Christmas. It will make her SO HAPPY and I couldn't have done it without Deb. read more

Seeing is believing. Meaning all the great ideas that come from their amazing set ups are inspiring. The show room lets you walk through this maze of living rooms, bed rooms, bath rooms, kitchens and dining rooms. It lets you see what could be, and for those visual people, like me, it gives me decorating ideas that I wouldn't have thought of. No, they do not have the best quality furniture. A lot of their stuff is made from particle board, and other inexpensive materials in order to bring the customers the best possible prices. By going here and testing out the product, you can make the decision for yourself on if their furniture is the best fit for your home. The employees were helpful and nice. Though I didn't need help with anything, I would get asked occasionally if I required assistance. Being able to have fun and imagine a new space for my home is what makes this store one of my favorites! :) read more

We were driving to pick up my son from college. When we were in Indiana, we decided to stop for breakfast. I really had a taste for a Swedish breakfast, especially Swedish crepes. However, when I googled Swedish breakfast, the only result that came up on the way, was the IKEA store in Fishers Indiana. That is when I realized that in addition to serving the famous meatballs, IKEA Cafe also serves breakfast! This is a brand new store that just opened last month. All the employees we encountered were helpful, friendly and polite. The breakfast included eggs, potatoes, sausage and my favorite Swedish crepes for an extremely low price of $2.00. We also signed up for the IKEA family card, and got free cappuccino. On our way out, I bought a lingon berry preserve for a little taste of Swedish breakfast at home. read more

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Of course, go. Here's why I love Ikea: much of their stuff is a system and they are all about keeping you organized (OCD Heaven), trendy accents at an affordable price (trendy is just that and I'm not one to have an entire house of trend but some pieces that I may not want a year or few years from now. Don't spend big bucks (save that for the classics) for trendy. Ikea can help you in this), outstanding customer service and staff who go through intensive training to maintain standards. I can't express enough how customer service can make or break an experience. What quality may lack in much of their furnishings, they make up in customer service and this is worth something to me. I'm not one for crowds or warehouse-like rooms but if I can do it, I assure you, you'll be fine and you'll be glad you did. read more

I was really looking forward to trying the famous meatballs. The wife and I made our way through the maze that is IKEA. We checked in and were assigned a table. The employees working the line didn't understand any question we had so therefore the wife got things she didn't want. Due to COVID they were very strict about no fountain drinks, cleaning each table thoroughly and spacing everyone out and I appreciate the effort. The food was ok. I think if it was served a little hotter and more fresh, it would have been much better. read more

IKEA has its own way of doing things. It must work for them since the place is very crowded even 3 weeks after opening. I have never been to one previously and had only scanned a few reviews before trying again on a Monday, late morning to make my first visit. I was mainly interested in trying the Swedish Meatballs that everyone was praising. (A full plate of meatballs, potatoes and gravy, lingonberry sauce, and seasonal veggies for only $4.99 is a great deal.) So after finding a parking spot in the massive lot they have surrounding the store, I entered the east entrance and quickly figured out that I started at location 1. What I did not realize until I made my way passed the endless meandering shoppers who were blocking the aisles was that there are no straight hallways until you reach location 21 which looks like the inside of a Lowe's or Menards. That large warehouse area leads to the checkout area (Location 22). The significance of this winding pathway is that you can't just go to the area you wish to shop directly. You have to go through the entire store to find what you want and then pay for it on the other end. Sure, if you look closely enough at signs, there are a few double doors that let you short cut (like through a maze) to save time. But as I found out that the restaurant was at location 11 (the middle), you have to do a lot of walking to get there. Oddly, you can see the street from the windows of the restaurant, but there are no doors there. The restaurant was clean and bright, but only one side was opened as I waited nearly 20 minutes (on a Monday) to get to the order counter. I noticed that the other side opened after I was well into the winding aisle for my side, so bad timing on my part. I will say that the food is very affordable and the portions were quite enough for a lunch. I enjoyed trying the Swedish Meatball plate (see above for details). The gravy and berry sauce both worked well with the meatball flavors. I also ordered a small berry cheesecake slice that was again, very affordably priced and tasted very light for a cheesecake. Admittedly, the cream cheese layer was thinner than most, but it did have a layer of baked in berries and was topped with a sweetened crumble. (4 stars for the food flavor, 5 stars for value). After lunch, I decided to look for the Swedish Market after picking up a household item along the way. They have stations of bright yellow bags for hauling your items around if you don't wish to push a cart throughout the entire store. The overhead guides/directories count off which location I had reached and I kept seeing the Swedish Market was in location 23. But since the checkout is in location 22, where was the market? I doubled back and finally stopped an employee and was told that the Swedish Market (23) and the Bistro (24) were outside the checkout area. So, I stood in line for one of the 7 open lanes (15 possible) and waited for about 15 minutes before two more aisles opened. I made like a madman for the counter and was second in line. I paid and looked at my purchase just sitting there. I asked and apparently, they don't put your purchases in bags for you. Some Eco friendly reason, but not very helpful for shoppers. So, I grabbed my purchase and receipt and wandered over to the Swedish Market. There I picked up a few items. Again, I wasn't sure what I was supposed to do. Where was I to pay for them? I went to the bistro and was able to pay there. Apparently, someone had gone on lunch break who was supposed to tell people where to pay and to sell them reusable bags for carrying purchases. Good thing I only got the three things at the market! Sure, there are lots of items for sale and some even had great prices. But it was odd having to make purchases at the restaurant, at the checkout, and at the bistro for the market. Seems like a very inefficient way to run a business. It apparently works for them, but not for me. I made my way out with my purchases literally in my hands through the west exit. Note that if you want to go to the market or bistro, I think you can directly enter the west side and avoid the long walk. Review #434 read more

IKEA - Berry Cheesecake - very light filling for cheesecake. Tasty fruit and crumble topping! - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

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IKEA is great..but you know what's better? The free coffee by signing up for their rewards! IKEA is like going to a mall for me..just walk around for hours and hours and look at everything and buy something I don't need. read more

First time ever visiting an Ikea. Honestly, not sure I understand the hype. It was crowded and somewhat confusing to weave through and around the displays. I wasn't impressed with much of the products but did notice their cheaper price tags. I might be more satisfied if I needed cheap furniture right now but I don't. Didn't find anything in the home decor or small products that screamed "buy me!!". The people I was with had to pay for their items and we waited in the check out for nearly 15 minutes. Not my style, but kudos to those who enjoy it. 3 stars because it was clean and service was friendly. read more

Take this review as you wish, I am a native Swede and might just be somewhat partial :) IKEA was part of my life growing up and I am so happy to have a store in my hometown here in America! Eating at IKEA is like going home for a short time, for me. That said, I think this is a great, casual dining option. Food is good and very reasonably priced. A given for any first time visitors is the Swedish meatballs with mashed potatoes and sauce. Do not pass on the lingonberries. They compliment the meat so perfectly! Other great dishes are the salmon and the stuffed chicken breast. The salmon is light and cooked just right. The Sauce has a slight lemon flavor that compliments both the fish and the vegetables nicely. The chicken is a generous portion. The crust is nice and crisp and the filling is gooey and satisfying. The selection of sweets is a perfect end to a great meal. The princess cake is light and fluffy. The marzipan topping is sweet and delicious. The Daim cake is perfect for the chocolate lover. Enjoy a great meal in a family friendly and wallet friendly restaurant! read more

So we're an IKEA family and have been for decades. Heck, I have been to the Almhult location (on business of course). But this store is disappointing in just so many ways. First off, it is the first store we've ever seen being only one floor. As such it seems much smaller than any of the others we have been to. Secondly, the staff is still struggling even weeks after the opening. We could not find stuff that is normally on the floor. They could not find stuff using their computer. Granted you don't expect IKEA to always have everything in stock but just about everything we needed wasn't available. Ended up buying some new bath towels and crisp bread. But man what a disappointing experience. I really hate to say it but we may be driving out to the West Chester, OH location instead of shopping locally at this store. Or maybe even just shop online and sucking up the delivery cost. Because driving to this store just seems like such a waste of our time. Did not expect to spend an hour here and only come out with dish towels and crisp bread. read more

This IKEA is very clean and well organized. I've been on weekends and weekdays and it generally doesn't seem overcrowded. This is a single level IKEA store with no upstairs. The staff is helpful and there seem to be plenty of them throughout the store. Remember your reusable bags! read more

IKEA welcome to Indiana!! We are so glad you're here. The restaurant has great food for great prices. And the store is fantastic. Anyone who hasn't travelled to an out of state IKEA you must go at least once. And make sure you go one a pay day lol. You're going to need it! Ps. Make sure to sign up for the IKEA family card. You get free stuff/special discounts through the year read more

Bunch of flimsy junk I like mcm. I feel like a rat in a maze when I'm there if I was 20 something and just bought my first apartment I will probably like it read more

Ok let me start by saying for many years I have thought IKEA is amazing. On vacations we go to IKEA if there is one near. We will drive to one for a weekend get away. Yep we love them but this location let the wind out of my sails. First off it seems so small. They do not seem to have many of the kitchen and bathroom gadgets that I love. Just all the small stuff in general. I also could not find employees any time I needed one. The cafe did not have take out cups bc we wanted to grab some coffee when we found it. Or at least we didn't see any. So yes it is nice Ikea is here but I just feel ours is missing something. I am gonna go back maybe we just didn't take enough time to actually take it all in. We will eat and enjoy the food. But it gonna be hard to have ikea with portillos right in front. Oh but the check out ppl were on top of it! I think maybe part of the ikea excitement is traveling hours to get there. When it is so close maybe it takes the thrill away. read more

Never really paid any attention to this chain. Heard the stories about people driving great distances to shop at one. Heard how it was easy to spend the day there. Never really got. Well, post first visit I get it! This place is large and fun to go exploring in for all your household needs. Scandinavian style at very reasonable prices. Nice big Swedish cafeteria in the middle to have a nosh and break. Swedish Meatballs: beef, chicken or vegetarian. Salmon. I look forward to going back; the table lamp and floor lamp I purchased look wonderful and all were easy to assemble with no tools required! read more

IKEA - Cafeteria Lunch - Furniture Stores Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

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Really happy to see the European furniture store in Indy. It's just like all IKEA's - huge, simple, and crowded. You can also get some Swedish / Nordic foods at their mini-mart and don't forget to sign up with IKEA Family to save a few bucks. read more

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!!! I purchased my entire kitchen to be delivered on 3/24..it is now 5/3 and do not have all the correct pieces to my kitchen. You can leave as many messages as you want and they will never call you back, when I finally travel the 90 miles to the Fishers IN store to speak to someone they think a $50 gift card will fix everything. The biggest mistake EVER, was to buy a kitchen from IKEA. read more

DO NOT purchase from a wedding registry at IKEA. Total run around for the bride when they go to the store to pick up the purchased gift! I spent over 2 hours on the phone with IKEA "customer service" trying to track down my purchase while the bride was standing in the store! Apparently the purchaser is supposed to give the recipient a confirmation number so they have proof that there was a purchase from their registry?! ARE YOU KIDDING ME? No more IKEA for me! They can keep their cheap crappy furnishings. read more

The first time I came here it was packed and overwhelming, but I went a second time and was pleasantly surprised at the ease of getting in and out my way thru the maze. Of course IKEA is a treat and all their stuff is cool. It just tough to figure out where I'm at at any given time. It makes it tough to shop. If you've been to other IKEA's, this one my feel a little disappointing. Its only one level and there isn't quite as much stuff. That said, is cool to have around and bears going all the way to another city just to experience it. read more

The Fishers IKEA seems a bit smaller than other IKEAs I've been to, but it's still awesome. I went a couple of times when it first opened and it was mass chaos, but I went again on a Wednesday night around 7pm and I was able to find parking easily, the store wasn't crowded at all, and there was no wait at all to check out. Another reviewer mentioned not being able to find an employee when they needed something--I didn't find that to be the case at all. I would probably avoid the store on the weekends for the foreseeable future, but definitely check it out sometime. Prices are reasonable, making it really easy to add some stylish pieces to your home without breaking the bank. read more

As much as we love IKEA products, the shopping experience has gotten pretty inconvenient and difficult to manage. They are constantly out of stock of what we want and several times lately our items are missing parts or we even found them damaged when we got home. I needed to return a chair and they wouldn't take it back because the bar code had been pulled off (it was still brand new, no damage, and had been way less than their 365 day policy.) Maybe we just got someone new who was difficult/tough, because this has never been a problem for us before? But from now on we won't touch the bar codes, even if we have a receipt, just to be on the safe side. Anyways. Another issue is that during Covid, a few employees weren't wearing their masks properly (not over the nose) and did NOT stay 5-6 feet apart. We had to keep backing up and asking them to respect our "zone" because they were trying to stand super close. We are in the process of building a new storage room and it has taken us over 6 TRIPS to get the parts we need for the cabinets/drawers, and we still aren't done because the store never has what we need in stock and they won't hold items for over a day. So as soon as something gets in (after constantly checking for updates because the email update system doesn't work) you have to stop everything and race to the store. It's extremely frustrating and difficult. So far I think I'd give them 1 star based on this location's poor function, but will keep it at 3 because I still somewhat like their products. All I know is that the idea of making yet another trip to IKEA just depresses the heck out of me, I hope to be done soon. read more

I love everything about IKEA. Children eat free on Tuesdays.... and honestly, Tuesday nights are not too busy. I ran into a bit of a frustrating situation recently. I was looking for several shelves. They would show "in stock" online, but when I got to the store, they weren't there. This happened three times. It's so frustrating! They do not *yet* offer the ability to order online and pick up in the store, but as soon as they do, I will bump this up to five stars! read more

I really missed going to Ikea since moving to Indianapolis. I literally used to live a stone's throw away from one and made weekly visits to meet family on "Ikea Fridays" ! Having put off visiting this location since it's opening last fall, I took the plunge because of Ikea withdrawals setting in. However, I didn't expect it to still be crazy busy. Seems like there were more 'touristy' shoppers rather than real shoppers, so navigation was difficult. There were more showrooms to add to your imagination but I will have to find a slower day to peruse these. Although there were plenty of Ikea workers, very few asked to assist shoppers. Annemarie in kitchens gave a 'little class' on drawer organization which was pretty interesting. Check out lanes crazy as usual; again lots of groups purchasing one or two items, so it took twice as long to get out. Hate that the food items are after check outs, I almost missed it. Hate that there was nearly an hour wait in cafeteria and 30 minutes in bistro. So no meatballs or ice cream this trip. read more