Awesome food!!! Great place for shopping for home and garden stuff and it's really reasonable prices and lunch is really good there for your Swedish meatballs.... read more

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This review is for the Click and Collect experience only. This process is essentially like an airport cellphone waiting lot. Except instead of having to pick up estranged family members and make small talk on a 45 minute drive home, you just get to ride back with a box full of pieces. But really, this whole thing is pretty awesome. The click and collect area is clearly marked. And when you pull into the designated lot there are plenty of signs instructing you on the proper number to text or website to visit. A few moments later you are told to pull into the loading zone. A kind employee will check your idea and load your car. You don't have to do anything, it's some real life WALL-E stuff. I'm all for this system. It's efficient and helpful. IKEA is a cool store to explore and while I do miss a rainy afternoon spent wandering. It's nice that I can still take advantage of the well priced (albeit temporary) home solutions, without feeling unsafe or putting myself or others at risk. Very grateful for the staff that is willing to go the extra mile to fulfill this service. Nobody is asking but here are my personal fave things to get from Ikea: -guest towels (LOL, do you remember having guests? What a time) -extra (decorative) blankets that are safe to put in the washing machine-AMEN. -storage baskets -floating shelves -cinnamon rolls DUH! read more

I never had problem order food before,but today I'm upset the guy work in cook area didn't ask me first if I want gravy on Swedish meatball.. I been trying get his attention with my hand ..but it look late and my wife trying talk to him but his attitude somewhat poor attitude.. So I decided to let it go walked away.. I'll wait till kitchen manager find professional staff in kitchen to alway ask customers first.. I'm disappointed I didn't eat anything.. read more

This review is specific as to kitchen cabinet and countertop online ordering and delivery. To be clear customer service was fantastic is helping with our online order HOWEVER their delivery service is awful. The first order that IKEA/delivery company screwed up was when "AI" had a distribution center, that was out of our selected items, allocated to deliver the items. The delivery was broken up into 3 separate trucks who arrived over an 8 hour period of time. They delivered damaged goods and then failed to deliver the replacements. The deliver company called me today to reschedule pick up of the damaged items and drop off of the items but even then the man that I spoke with said "my bad" when I confirmed that they did fail to deliver the replacements. No apology, nothing. I do not recommend ordering anything that needs to be delivered. Buyer beware. The store has a good selection of kitchen cabinets that are a good value but the stress and loss of time dealing with the constant screw ups on the part of their delivery service is not worth the savings. read more

Once you learn your way around this store it is so much fun. From hands-on showrooms, delectable cafe offerings, bountiful market place and warehouse to Swedish groceries and daycare, this domestic wonderland is a one stop shop! Conveniently located next to downtown Tampa, the giant blue building is easy to find and provides ample parking. Unlike the over crowded stores in the northeast, I've never had an issue at this one. One of my favorite aspects of the browsing experience is the lack of sales people. Recently, associates have asked me if I needed help finding anything -which I love. They're still not trying to sell me anything. They seem to appreciate the overwhelming amount of merch. The layout is relatively easy to follow. The showrooms were designed for the customer to experience. Everything's clearly labeled. Use the map and pencil handed to you upon entering to jot down the products you want or take photos. IKEA products range from super cheap and a bit flimsy to more expensive higher quality. It's important to remember that their furniture costs less because they don't assemble or ship it. This is awesome for those of us who enjoy adult legos. I tend to select their nicer dressers and coffee tables, and have yet to be disappointed. The lighting and kitchen appliance departments are my favorites. Useful items like cutting boards, cheese graters and tongs are inexpensive. Dazzling energy efficient lamps and LED lights of all home decor styles. The market place is where you fill your cart. The cafe offers satisfying and cheap breakfasts, lunches, snacks and dinners that feature traditional Swedish cuisine. I like the Swedish pancakes with lingonberry jelly. Sometimes IKEA promotes a free meal when you spend $100 or other food related discounts. The food is conveniently located in between the showrooms and market place to replenish you before you shop. Checkout can be tough. The lines are long and the registers are short. You have to wait for the person in front of you to pay before you have room to place your belongings. No shopping bags unless you buy one. The hardest part of the trip to IKEA is leaving without buying their freshly baked cinnamon buns. The tempting fragrance of cinnamon and sugary pastry heaven fills the check out lines every time. Perhaps I'm weak, but I regret nothing! read more

Great place to go for room ideas. I just moved to Tampa and need to get some furniture ideas on how I want my place to look. As usual IKEA didn't disappoint me. I seen some nice finds and great prices foot what I'm looking for. I may go back and get the desk. I came out buying the lamp and some candles, I will think on the other items before I buy it. My cashier was very cool and he kept the laughter with me and the other customers behind. They were trying to get him a date with their daughter's but he was already married. So you can imagine how that convo went. It was hilarious! You never know what may happen at IKEA. Beware if you are single! read more

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IKEA is fun to visit. The nordic food offerings by the entrance include smoked fish, lingonberry items and Wasa crackers. Sven and Ole would be proud. They also have reasonably priced $1 cones. IKEA furniture is mostly cheap particle board from China that falls apart soon after assembly. They also have a wide selection of home decor items. It's an experience shopping here and interesting to browse the large exhibition spaces. Sadly they don't source or invest much in the local community or buy anything (as far as I can tell) from local artisans. Giant parking lot and giant store. If you're like Brett and love mega-chains this is the place for you. read more

I finally braved this store after all my friends have told me their experiences; 5 to 8 hour experiences. I treated this shopping trip like a military exercise. I highly encourage to eat beforehand and wear comfortable clothing. Say good bye to your loved ones and have your will in order. Now, for those who have never been to Ikea, this place is like Disney for adults. The store is very clean and staff were constantly walking around making sure product was re-shelved neatly from the masses touching everything. The store provided maps with dotted line of the layout of the store, like a freaking treasure hunt. We braved upstairs where I enjoyed the demo layouts and then proceeded downstairs to pick items outs. My experience was pleasant. The two areas that I would consider large purchases is lightning and kitchen. Today, I purchased accessories and a shark. Yeap, I'm a shark nut. The only reason reason this location did not receive 5 stars is check out. What a bloody nightmare. Despite my 3 hours perusing the store, my 20 minute wait at check out was like checking into hell. This is where mean people are. People hitting their carts into me, kids screaming at the top of their lungs (of course their parents act deaf) and my cashier was down right rude. I will give the cashier a "free pass" as several customers in a row in front of me treated her poorly. She assumed the worst by the time I approached. I said good afternoon and asked her how her day was. She seemed shocked that someone would actually treat her like a human being. Overall, kudos to Ikea. You took a potential fire pit of hell and managed to create a lovely shopping experience. Walmart needs to take some pointers from you. (That is my 140lb Newfoundland with his new pet shark toy) read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Tampa, Florida

I was thrilled when this Ikea finally opened in Tampa - decent furniture at a decent price. And it has lived up to that promise - I own several pieces of furniture bought from there that look great and have held up well. My major purchase last year was a big 3-piece PAX shelving unit. It took 6 hours one Sunday to put it all together, but I loved that I would be able to adjust the interior shelving & accessories for years to come - or not? Because when I went in today, every unit was marked down, and the piece pickup shelves were scavenged through. Luckily, a worker helped me find one piece I wanted, but they were out of another, even though his handheld inventory computer said there were 8 units left. Pretty disappointing. I was also in the market today for desk legs. Found some I liked, went to pick them off the shelf, and nope, no luck, didn't have them in any of the three colors. Ikea - get your act together and track your inventory, sheesh! Or at least remove an item from the showroom floor while they are out of stock. So, all in all, not a very successful trip, although their delicious milk chocolate bars and awesome lemon ginger snaps managed to make me feel a little bit better. ;) Final thought - today was the best checkout experience I have ever had there. Only 2 registers open, but I was second in line and got through quickly and efficiently. Normal experience is to wait in line about 10-15 minutes - which is why I visit here so infrequently in the first place. read more

IKEA is good for cheap furniture that you will never move (because it won't hold up) or for other cheap household items that you don't want to splurge on. They carry a wide array of products from furniture to light fixtures. My biggest issue with IKEA is navigating the store is a chore. It's basically a maze that you have to weave through until you find yourself at checkout. Yes there are some short cuts but it's definitely not easy, especially if you are unfamiliar with the store. They do have a two food options. One upstairs which is cafeteria style and one downstairs which is a better deal (think Sam's/Costco style: hotdogs and soft serve) but less options. read more

Only the second time we have been here. It is neat how you are guided through the store and through different room setups. Pretty busy place but things are easy to find and numbered for locating in the furniture area. Can be a bit crazy at checkout but you don't come here if you are not expecting a little crazy. The food court has some ok offerings. You have to get the meatballs right!? read more

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It took me 1 day to figure what I like and what I hate at IKEA.... Likes- Pretty good selection of "stuff" I don't want. Good pricing on some "stuff". HATE(sssss) Number one HATE ~~ Horrible Service!!! I get better service at a self-service store. The worst issue about their non-service is NO ONE CARES!!! Management..... is there any at the Tampa location??? Cheap "Stuff" not money cheap. May break before you leave the parking lot. Food----- Frozen Meatballs and Frozen Chicken strips....... No regular coffee, only decaf. There is nothing in this monstrosity of a store that is worth coming back for another 7 years...... or more . read more

Place was clean. They have a little food area which looked great but didn't stay for lunch. The showroom was amazing made me want to purchase everything. Got some cute kitchen towels and hangers. Got a futon for my son he loves it!! Why 3 stars, well when we went to load everything up my husband was the only one & was having a hard time loading futon solo. There were no employees walking up and down pick up area offering to help. read more

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Disappointing! We experienced false advertising, misinformation, and lack of accountability. I wanted to see what ikea was all about and had a list of things to shop for. I had heard mom friends talk about bringing their children to the children's area while they shopped. We planned a mom's and kids trip. We checked the website for childcare hours, called ahead to confirm that they were open, and drove 3 hours for the outing. How disappointed we were to arrive and find the children's area closed! We spoke to the manager, Angela, who was not helpful at all. We showed her the hours posted on the website and she said they do not update their website. We explain that we had called ahead and spoke to someone that informed us it was open and she said that the store cannot account for wrong information from the call center. We asked how to call directly and she said they do not have a direct line. We asked how we would have known and they had no reasonable explanation. She literally said they are not accountable for information their website or given out on the phone. We were told that the children's area is closed due to staffing problems. I understand that staff shortages can be a challenge and I do not feel entitled to childcare. An employee told us that they have ongoing struggles to staff the childcare area and corporate doesn't want people to know that the service is unreliable. The reason that I am leaving this 1 star review is for false advertising, misinformation, and no understanding or accountability for this. read more

Not a bad way to spend a Saturday afternoon! Whether you're here to get some interior design inspo, looking for something specific in the marketplace, or hungry for some Swedish meatballs, ikea has something for everyone. Basic Affordable products and furniture to fill any white space in your home. My fiance and I recently moved into our first house and were debating whether we needed to splurge on some bedroom pieces like the dresser and chest. We went to competitive stores, but ended up liking the simple 8-drawer black model at ikea best. Ended up getting both the chest and dresser for under $600. The only downside of buying furniture from ikea is of course, the assembly part, since each set comes in 3 boxes and comes with picture instructions which can get confusing. Once you get over that hurdle tho, you we really enjoy the furniture! Lasts us years and doesn't look too shabby! read more

It's IKEA? What more can be said. It's great! It's a huge space and even now in IKEA of corona it's easy to stay 6 ft. apart. I love walking through here even if I don't need furniture they have great little tools for the kitchen and pillow covers and rugs! And plants! Yes they also have real plants as well as fake! Pro tip: when you reach the registers on the far wall you will see a room with furniture in it. These are returns and it can mean big savings!!! You can find chairs tables couches all of it discounted! read more

This huge all in one store and warehouse sells all kinds of furniture and housewares. The second floor of the building is a showroom and the first floor is a self serve warehouse. You make note of price and location of an item, then you find it in an isle on a rack in the warehouse section. All self serve. Most items have to be put together. The smaller houseware items can be taken in shopping carts. They have everything to inexpensively furnish a home, apartment, rental property,, or a college dorm. There is even a kitchen center to design and build a new kitchen. The prices are very good for the housewares and furniture. But you need to do all the work concerning the furniture. I had put together several pieces of furniture for my sons apartment. It assembles well. Once you complete one item, they all go together the same. I would recommend using the map they provide when entering the store. The showroom section is literally a maze. Parking is now problem. There is a loading dock for your vehicle. read more

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company offers no way to communicate with the store directly. Spare parts don't exist and if your particle board drawers break they make you buy and entirely new product. How is that helping the environment (which they claim to do)? read more

I bought a solid wood dresser in an attempt to avoid the usual toxic particle board that IKEA uses, but it turns out the back and the drawers are made of fiberboard, which also contains formaldehyde. It smelled strongly of chemicals!! I am going to try returning it today. Hopefully they will be able to pick it up. since it's already assembled it won't fit in my car. Noone should have this stuff in their homes or put their clothes in these dressers. Formaldehyde is a known carcinogen--it causes cancer! read more

Solid IKEA location. Easy to find and pretty well stocked. Their kitchen and dining area is always packed to the brim with people on the weekends, so plan for that. Clean and well organized. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. This is our go to ikea for the Tampa Bay area. read more

Yep, most everybody is in love with IKEA and I see why. Clean contemporary designs, I bet this place appeals to hipsters and yuppies alike lol. Not sure where I fit in, maybe you could say I'm bohemian and contemporary but no matter, we all like ikea and this is why; -- low prices -- wide variety of products -- excellent dining -- love the restaurant and according to all the photos posted of food, others do too. what's nice is getting good food for a good price, if you're hungry and don't want to spend a lot, then there's hot dogs for 50 cents on the 1st floor --good quality products; if my ikea bed was falling apart or the ikea mattress sagging or my comforter shredding i would have a different opinion but that's not the case. i paid the lowest price for my combo, even cheaper than walmart and it's holding up great. its comfy to me and has the nice clean line modern look that is so popular now but i've preferred all my life. the only thing with ikea is if you don't like to buy items that your friends will have the same thing, you may want to try somewhere else, but who cares about that when trying to find a quality product, that has the right look for the lowest price?! --hey, ikea really knows how to cater to families. period there's an awesome playroom for the kids to play while you shop, however my little one is too young. the kids have to be older and potty trained. yet, i would not want to leave my kid there without my supervision because there is not enough staff in the play area to observe all that can happen when you have a lot of kids present. i may be alone on that one because there was a parent upset because the room was full and their child was unable to go in until the numbers went down. sorry, parent ikea is right, wait until there is a smaller number of kids in there before you allow another one to come in. i really love the dining area for children, there's a flat screen tv playing disney movies and has colorful tables and chairs just for kids, and is also equipped with rollers on the walls for kids to give a spin for fun. -- ikea is a warehouse, but yet the system of using display rooms on the 2nd floor gives potential customers a vision to work with and caters to our inner-likes which is why they are so friggin successful. with so many items they've put to use a system where you see the product beautifully displayed on the 2nd floor, you write down the info (paper and pencils, even tape measure is everywhere if you need it), then you get it from the warehouse on the 1st floor. the company constantly encourages you to write down the magical product numbers each time so it's a whiz to get what you need and know exactly where to find it just like you're in a library or bookstore promptly turning your inspiration into reality. At the end of day when I'm putting my Ikea furniture and products to use, I'm enjoying them everyday and my child is too. Whimsical artistic designs, yet always a practical use, they will be booming in business for quite some time. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Tampa, Florida

I purchased 3 bathroom sink cabinets at IKEA Tampa. The matching BRÅVIKEN sink was backordered I was told and not in for a couple weeks. I paid a plumber to install my IKEA bath cabinets and 3 weeks later IKEA discontinued the sinks and came out with an entire new line of sink cabinets and sinks. I called IKEA 888 number and they said they have the BRÅVIKEN sinks I need at every other IKEA store in the country except Florida and they refuse to have the sink shipped to Florida from another IKEA store that has plenty of inventory of the BRÅVIKEN sink. I called Customer Resolution in Tampa 5 times the past week and nobody returned my call. So IKEA sold me a base cabinet that has no sink available so I spent $3,000 for 3 sinks that I now need to spend another $3,000 dollar to have ripped out and be replaced by 3 new sinks. This is a dishonest business practice of bait and switch forcing the customer to purchase double product. I also ordered a complete kitchen over a month ago and IKEA Tampa refuses to supply the base cabinets. I am being charged by my contractor everyday the cabinets are not here fr them to install. The cabinets are available at every other IKEA in Florida but IKEA Tampa refuses to have the cabinets shipped out. Horrible lazy people and uneducated management at IKEA Tampa.The height of hypocrisy is selling customers kitchens that IKEA Tampa has no intention of supplying what you paid for. I have file a BBB complaint and will continue my social media push to inform customers that they will not get the kitchen you paid for. DO NOT BUY KITCHENS FROM IKEA! You will never get the cabinets, just endless excuses why they refuse to supply the cabinets you paid for. read more

The only reason I cannot give IKEA 5 starts is strictly from the lack of enthusiasm their employees display. I love IKEA and come here a few times a year to see what's new and to update my home goods. The employees at the cafe serving food rarely smile and act like they hate their job. We came here on a Sunday in the afternoon to have lunch and look for a dinning table. The food was very good. I love their meatballs and potatoes! We tried a raspberry mascarpone cake for dessert and it was very very sweet, but still tasty. Even on a very busy weekend they NEVER have enough registers open. I do love their selection of lighting, I have purchased lots of lighting for my home from here and I have never been disappointed. read more

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This place is a garbage dump--Was supposed to open at 10 o'clock---Moved to 2 o'clock due to storm-- now after waiting for an additional hour and a half they not sure when the store is opening because their computer system is down and you can't go shopping because you're gonna be stealing from the store according to this woman outside of the IKEA entrance and employee--I drove 100 miles and they won't let us in the store to shop without the security system going-- they are not offering any discount coupons or anything for an inconvenience so they can take the store and stick it up their ass!!!!!!!! read more

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The ultimate retail store, brought to you by Sweden! This place is madness - I suggest eating at their cafeteria before embarking on the epic journey through their shopping Mecca. The meals are inexpensive and filling. Know going in: if you're purchasing furniture or large items, bring a friend and grab the palate cart instead of a grocery cart. You'll need the friend to grab stuff from shelves at the end, and the cart won't cut it for heavy, bulky items. They snake you around their store on purpose - it's an internal marketing scheme to force you through the various departments with the hopes of you purchasing items you otherwise weren't their for. Many kitchen items on the 1st floor are quite a bargain and you can really save some money if you shop wisely. Some others appear inexpensive on the surface but a cursory Amazon search while in store will keep the prices true. One of the best places for matted picture frames - perfect for the artist looking for an inexpensive way to frame their finished works. read more

It was spotless, a variety of choices were available at this cafeteria style restaurant. The food was pretty good and the prices fair. No complaints. Definitely recommend the 2nd floor restaurant if you're shopping at the store. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Tampa, Florida

The manager cohen was unhelpful and lack of customer service was next to none. Beware if you accidentally order extra and need to return. They claim strict return policies and offer no helpful options if your order is outside their return window. I recently remodeled a home with IKEA and I can tell you after my experience with the management of this store it will be my last time using them. I am really disappointed with my experience. read more

I LOVE IKEA! What a concept! Look through half the store, feed me, look through the rest and make me work a bit to fill my gigantic cart...feed me again - and this time it's cinnamon rolls. warm. with extra icing for .25 and a way to take home more for the family so I don;t have to cook dinner OR breakfast tomorrow while i'm setting up all my cool furniture with directions that have no words. AND I CAN DO IT! You just exude cerebral intelligence when you walk out. Literally. People must, they MUST see you as a Master...of...ummm...something! But, you don't care what they think because you just had an amazing day long experience and lived to tell about it! As an added bonus, at the end of the food aisles (toward the bathrooms) there is now a candy dispenser that you can fill and weigh out Swedish candies! The Swedish licorice is to die for. Seriously. I have a very good friend in the Netherlands that sends it to me and, well, I'm still going to let him, but I have backup!! DO NOT MISS IKEA! But...try to go during the week so you can walk into all the faux rooms and actually pretend they're yours without being bothered by the strangers that keep popping into your party! ;-D (unless that's your thing...) read more

I love IKEA! I could spend hours in this store! I went looking for a new desk for my room because I may start working from home soon, and of course the Swedish meatballs! I found everything I needed quickly and ended up being able to customize exactly what I wanted! Another thing I love about this store! They're doing a great job with social distancing as well! read more

Huge store where you can walk through various rooms to view furniture and appliances, etc. they also have various household items and kitchen utensils you can purchase as well. To me, I hate how you have to walk through the rooms to finally get to the area where you have to then grab a cart and pull your own inventory. I am still not completely sure if they have staff available to help individuals that cannot pull their own inventory. They do have drive up areas to make loading of items into your car easy however they have railing that are in the way. So you really can't push your cart directly up to your car for loading. You have to park at the railing then carry over the railing to load your car. Such a hassle. Nobody around to assist in loading either. The people that shop this store tend to be rude, taking up the full aisles, walking in front of you while trying to get a cart from the cart area. There is also really no cost savings going here. The only reason we visited is because they had the desk my daughter was looking for. Not really a place we routinely visit. read more

Honestly, if you don't like IKEA, there might be something wrong with you. Stylish, modern furniture that's cheap! You can't go wrong. The furniture is super easy to assemble, even for those of you that aren't handy. Hopefully you come with a big truck because you'll want to leave with everything. Everytime I come to IKEA I want to redo my entire home lol. The food in the cafeteria is pretty savory too, and they always have special deals going on like Kid's Eat Free and free meals for IKEA family members (on select days). Even if you don't go on a free meal day, the food is pretty cheap. Downstairs by the registers, they even have a small grocery section if you don't want to have to drive out to IKEA for some Swedish meatballs. And again, everything is at a great price. There's also another cafeteria downstairs too but it only serves quick food like pizza, hot dogs, pretzels, frozen yogurt, etc. I really appreciate how they have family parking off to the side, which are wider stalls. It makes coming to IKEA with the kiddies so much easier. read more

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I paid 50 bucks to have my items delivered. They changed my delivery time twice and still managed to be an hour and a half late from the time they stated and to top it off my item is damaged and now I have to wait 5 more days to get it.... perfect. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Tampa, Florida

I bought a stand during the Memorial Day sales. It was supposed to be delivered on Tuesday but they kept pushing back. This morning I get an email saying the frame is sold out, but they are giving me a refund equivalent to the missing frame (yay?). But DON'T WORRY! they are still sending the rest and charging me $49 for shipping. What am I supposed to do with a stand without the frame? That's the same as buying a car and having everything delivered except for the chassis. I contacted customer services and they said they can't honor the discount and they will charge me again for shipping if I buy the frame separately, when it's available. I would be paying $49 to ship a $58 item. I cancelled the whole order. read more

Giant store with cheap offerings. I love IKEA. The bright colors, the cheap prices, what's not to love. Granted, I am wary about buying furniture from IKEA. I once saw an article cutting into IKEA furniture and showing how everything is hollow. Seriously, for those prices, what do you expect. I tend to stick with buying their goods that are on the first floor (e.g. tupperware, dishes, etc.), but if you're furnishing your first place, IKEA isn't a bad choice. They literally have everything you need for a home. They also know their audience isn't looking for massive furniture to fill up mansions, so they design accordingly. There are tons of simple, minimalistic designs. I was looking at desks and they have a variety of small desks that would fit in a Brooklyn apartment (I thank my lucky stars we live in Clearwater, so I don't have to go that tiny, however, the option is there). They also have a food court with a ton of food options. I haven't tried it, but there was a pretty decent line to get food when we were there. Like the furniture, the food is cheap. To the far right of the check out lanes, they have an As Is section where you can get discounts on floor models/returned goods. Might as well stop by to see if they have a great deal. The parking lot is massive, so you don't have to worry about finding a spot. Additionally, they broadcast bird of prey sounds so you don't have to worry about birds pooping on your beloved vehicles! read more

Now that I bought a house, IKEA has become my second home. I could wander around here for hours and still find something I hadn't seen before but absolutely need. Upstairs is where you'll find their room displays- kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms, etc. That's also where their Cafe is if you're looking for some delicious Swedish Meatballs. Downstairs is where you can actually pick out the products you want to buy and pick up your furniture boxes. I've purchased quite a few things from IKEA, curtains, nightstands, dressers, rugs, desks, chairs, as well as various home decor. Although it's quite annoying to put everything together and the directions suck, the prices are fair and everything I've bought so far has been decent quality. Checking out is another story. Honestly, for some reason even on busy weekends they will only have 2-3 lanes open. So there will be 10-15 people standing in each line just waiting. It's awful and I'll never understand why they don't open a few more lanes, especially during busier times. Overall, an excellent place for furniture and home decor. Just make sure to get their early. Plus, Coppertail is right across the street if you're looking to grab a quick drink pre or post spending all your money! read more

I used to love this place. Not anymore. Rude people, prices not correct, disorganized and dirty. All the displays are filthy. Literally hundreds of curtains in a bin marked $14.99. Rang up only $16.99 , they wouldn't honor the price. Tag even said the name of the curtain. Cashier hardly tried to find out. Basically said too bad. Peace out IKEA... read more

Who doesn't love IKEA?? The customer service is always great! I thoroughly enjoy walking through the showroom & getting design ideas. Food is always very cheap n convenient. They have a daycare too! If you wanna leave your child while you shop & lift the heavy items from warehouse. This was an amazing place to shop for interior things such as beds, kitchen, living rooms, storage and much more!! This place has wonderful staff & is very neat & clean. The cafeteria is amazing & spacious. Everything is beautifully planned inside cafeteria. They have a tray holder which holds up to three trays at a time. Even though place is really big , they have great directory of the place. The warehouse is pretty big so before you go into find your furnishings you might want to write down the number of the products or download the IKEA app which can help you keep track of your things you want. Overall, this place was fun, enjoyable & just an amazing & splendid shopping experience!! read more

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Wow 25 minutes in the checkout line on Saturday. I had more than 20 items. My loyalty to this store is lagging.

The bartenders were rude as anyone I have ever encountered. They asked me to leave my seat at the bar, and stand in line, mind it I am sitting at the bar drinking the beer I paid for and tipped for. Will never return to this brewery! Most of the 3+ reviews on this business are for the food! As stated in your own response, " Our bar seats are for those who are sitting at the bar, and the cue is for those ordering drinks and sitting throughout The Joinery. Our bartenders were right in not serving walk up guests outside of the cue. " We sat down at the bar, we were waited on by the tall dark haired bartender, who was very polite and helpful. He never once told us we had to go stand in the cue. We then walked around to check the place out. I returned to my seat at the bar, because I currently have back issues. I was finishing my drink that I paid and tipped for, and never asked for the bartenders to help me in any way. I was then approached by short male bartender (with a beanie) and asked to leave my seat and Return to the cue. I was not ordering another drink so no reason to return to cue. I was simply finishing the drink I already paid for. These same comments were then followed up by rude blond female bartender. She was rude from the moment we sat down and were working with the first bartender. She dumped a huge bucket of ice right in front of us very loudly. She instructed us not to touch the fruit as garnishments, which was a fake pineapple. Garnishments SHOULD NOT be sitting on the bar, and should be washed before using on someone's drink. As you can tell, your reply is not worth the time you wrote it. We will NEVER return or recommend. Everyone please go to Swan Brewing if you want an awesome experience! read more

Most of you have probably used at least some of their furniture before. That being said, most of it is rather good quality for the price you are paying. If you are looking to furnish your first home and have a budget, this is the place to go. While I am typing this I am sitting on a couch bought from Ikea, I have a shoe holder in the room with me from Ikea, I have a lamp from Ikea, and a ceiling light from Ikea. This is all without mentioning the items from them that I have in other rooms of my house. In other words, I'm a fan of their products. As for shopping, this place is MASSIVE! They give you a map at the entrance and they have arrows that guide you through all different types of rooms you have in your home. At the minimum just coming here will give you ideas for how to set up your new place. Lastly, make sure you check out their cafeteria on the second floor. Swedish meatballs...mmmmmmm read more