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IKEA Store

3.8 (54 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Rachel W.

All hell broke loose when this building was planned and built. It is an IKEA though so what is the problem? There were many reasons for concern by the residents such as traffic problems that this new Ikea would bring. Again, so what!! It brings people to the town therefore making more money. Secondly, people were commenting that the building would look ugly and garish which is a valid point but again Ikea colours are yellow and blue. It stands out and is prominent. Despite the arguments about it, today it stands tall all yellow and blue of it. Geographically it is perfectly placed as the nearest ones to Manchester are in Leeds and Warrington. I love it here, I bought all my student stuff and more. It is cheap and full of different things that can add something extra to your home and you do not have to break the bank. It is good to walk around the showroom and see new ideas and how they are presented for inside. They also have a cafe which is also cheap and as most people will probably know, the meatballs are a god-send! Take a look at their website for more information!

Jonny Q.

The thing I love about Ikea is that they just get it right - you can go cheap, you can go expensive but overall everything is still stylish, efficient and you think it would look amazing in your house. I really get caught up in it all as I find myself getting more and more obsessed by design as the years go by (I can blame Grand Designs and a subscription to Wallpaper for that...) - but you do just forget sometimes that your house isn't a minimalist beach shack in Malibu and that most things won't go in your 1930's red brick northern semi. This place is huge, multi-levels with everything for every aspect of the home. Although this wasn't the plan when we set off we actually ate here too - the meatballs and mash always going down a treat (and a large plate for £5.95 really did hit the spot) Overall I wouldn't want to go here too often but it does definitely seem like a treat when you haven't been for a while.

Nic Z.

This IKEA truly tests your knowledge of the Manchester bus system. Take one into the city centre, hop onto another (hope it's even there), and then you drive... for ever .. and ever .. while you wonder whether you're being taken out to an abandoned field and left for dead. Some 45 minutes later, after driving through cities full of rundown bars and shoppes (the recession sure hit hard here..), you finally make it -- or so you are told. "We're....here?" You get off in a random city and walk, peeking through after every block hoping to see the familiar blue and yellow building...and you finally do. PHEW. Now, if you're without a car like me, the traditional IKEA experience will come with a challenge; how do you buy all those great cheap goodies and get them home with you? You will learn to be practical for the first time in your life. The cafe is pretty great and does a good job of charging you up for shopping. We decided on spinach and cheese pancakes (YUM!) and meatballs -- my friend got those so I could try (they didn't look appetizing enough for me to get some) and... well.. I tried. Shopping here is a full-on project. The store layout is even more confusing than those in the States (how can it be?!) but the usual wonders are there if you only have the patience to look long and hard enough. Any random housewares, bedding, or kitchenware you could possibly need will be found here and not break the bank. Cheers, IKEA!

Amazing cakes and coffee :)
Beki A.

This store is great and really everting you want for a stylish looking home (and also a whole lot of other stuff you didnt know you needed!) From chairs to beds , to blinds and cutlery there is literally everything here. As well as furniture they sell a huge load of great garden stuff like plants, seeds and fired compacted compost! The restaurant is great too the meatballs and mash is amazing!! They also do great curries, cakes and coffee which will keep you going when on a big shop!!

alexandra s.

Ahhh Ikea we have so much to thank you for: Thanks for giving us cheap furniture/bit and bobs to make our student halls/ homes look less terrifying/ depressing/ crap. Thanks for bringing an once of style to the average British home. Thank for giving us the best and cheapest hotdogs around. Thanks Ikea we still love you even when we get a bit ahead of ourselves and convince ourselves you were sooo 5 years ago. Keep going strong our Swedish blue and yellow friend.

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As with all IKEAS this is a massive out of town shopping complex. IKEA Manchester features a complete range of well-designed, functional, home furnishing products, readily available at affordable prices.Kitchen, bedroom, living room, indoor or outdoor living; IKEA Manchester aims to deliver inspirational solutions for you, closer to your home. Finding this place can be a nightmare even with sat-nav you just seem to go in circles, an up-to-date map may be the only solution or map printout from their website. I recommend you try their cookies in the convenience store if you manage to get there.

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It's great now that you don't have to travel to Warrington or Leeds - everything you could ever need and more.

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great place for people starting up thier first home lots of choice and not bad prices bit of a trek around the store so wear comfy shoes

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My mum ordered a fireplace from Housing Units in November, and it quickly became clear that it was…read morefaulty. When she contacted Housing Units, they refused to take responsibility and told her she had to deal with the manufacturer herself - completely unacceptable since she purchased a fireplace from Housing Units and was paying them for a service. An online engineer for Evonics, gave her the ridiculous instruction of switching the rocker switch on and off 15 times, we thought he was joking. Obviously this didn't work so she had to wait some more. After two months of waiting, an engineer finally came out, only to confirm what we already know, the fireplace was faulty. She was instructed to go and start to order a replacement, which she did, only to be told it would take 6 to 8 weeks for delivery. However, I have speaking housing units today, she discovered that the replacement hadn't even been ordered! Now, she's been told it will take another five weeks, meaning she won't receive a fireplace until May - six months after purchasing it! They have told her she needs to dismantle the fireplace herself. To make matters worse, She does not have central heating, so housing units have left a pensioner without heating throughout the entire winter. My mum has been a loyal customer, and this treatment is disgraceful. I am absolutely shocked at the lack of care and responsibility shown by housing Units. The customer service team have not shown any care or understanding. Having to wait 6 months for a very expensive fireplace to be replaced is shocking. It so sad because she is such a loyal customer. From previous experience IKEA provide a much better service and do not expect their loyal customers to do their work for them.

Today I got scammed £750 from a company that I thought was trustworthy and reliable…read more 12 weeks ago I ordered the dining table pictured. I thought it was a steal of a deal because it was half price at £750 and it was using real oak. After 3 months of patiently waiting for my dining table, they delivered my package in one huge box, they never told me it was going to come in two boxes, this was never communicated by email and the delivery driver didn't say anything either. The delivery driver said to sign a form to confirm delivery and left in a hurry. They never explained that there were meant to be in two boxes. I thought it was going to be in one. Later that evening I opened the box and discovered the legs were missing, I thought "not to worry, I'm sure if I email them they'll send me my dining table legs ASAP". To my surprise and utter dismay, the customer service team emailed me back (picture of the email attached) saying because I signed the form, they cannot send me over the legs or give me a refund. I rang them after pleading to send the legs or provide a refund and they refused. I had two witnesses with me that can state only one box was delivered and not two. Also Housing units can't even send me pictures of proof saying that the two boxes were delivered. They're simply taking the word of mouth over the driver's over mine and refuse to send me my legs or give me a refund. I am completely and utterly heartbroken that I've lost £750, all I have is a plank of wood to show for it. I can say hand on heart this is the most despicable company that I've ever come across. I would say avoid at all costs unless you want to get scammed like I have.

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