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3.0(48 reviews)
1.5 mi•Sunset Park
•$$$

My husband and I have been going to this location for the last 3 years. Some things have changed…read moreover time just due to changes in ownership, but the staff remains mostly the same and they have always been very friendly with us. It can often times be very hit or miss, but that's the nature of an outlet store like this - things come and go very quickly and often what they get is what they can get. But if you're lucky and persistent, you will eventually get what you're looking for. If are able to buy multiple items at once too, they often times are able to give you an additional discount if you ask for it (and are a pleasant customer). We have gotten several different pieces from this singular location, including a credenza, several lamps, office chairs, and some accessories in the Hay and stationary section. We bought two counter chairs, and after months of returning several times we were able to finally find our third matching one as well (worth it). You have to expect defects and imperfections, which is why they end up in this store in the first place. Just make sure to double check everything before you do your final purchase (if it's electronics, they will test it for you if you ask too.) Good luck!

Bought a herman miller chair here. initially I had a black one that had a mislabeled price for…read more$200. The lady brought it down and switched tags on me and gaslit that it wasn't that price. My girlfriend took a picture of the chair with the price tag before she removed it to another. If you mislabeled something own up to it. Gaslighting me and acting as if nothing happened is not the way to go. Ended up buying another one anyways. Terrible experience would not recommend coming here. cool store, has some bar stools that I was planning to buy also, but will pass on this location.

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2.1(1.8k reviews)
0.5 mi•Red Hook
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It's not a bad spot. They have a cafeteria in there should you want a meal. I am not a super big…read morefan of their food, but I do enjoy the salad and coffee there with the fam. Their cake slices are also not bad. I love the cookies they have right by checkout as well, they have a small little area where they sell sweets and other goods. The store has gotten pretty expensive. They still also have a little food stop when you're about to leave the store where they have cheap food if you don't care for the cafeteria. place is always clean as well.

I was late to the game when it came to Ikea, but over the last decade I've done well. Whether I…read morelived in Georgia, Florida or Pennsylvania we drove, but what to do if you don't have a car in Manhattan? If you live in the city, don't let transportation deter you. There's the weekend ferry -- I wouldn't go on the weekend, but more of that in a bit -- and the subway/bus combo during the week. (Note to self: 4 or 5 to Borough Hall, walk to Boerum Place/Joralemon Street for B61 toward Park Slope, disembark in front of store.) Living in a studio apartment, Ikea is a good choice for furniture adaptable to whatever space you have. Note that you have to be a bit handy as pieces come unassembled, and if you're doing everything on your own you've got to pull components from the shelves. We went to Red Hook Tuesday. The store, configured like all other Ikeas, was virtually empty! The downside is during the week staffing appears to be cut. Unable to find anyone to help us, we sat at the computer and pulled things on our own. It helps to research what you want beforehand. Finally -- an employee happened by. I was worried that by doing it solo we'd forget something 'minor' like a hinge, but she advised us that the computer automatically lists the components essential to construction. (I was nonetheless glad that she took over.) Normally 'we' -- meaning my husband -- would collect items from the warehouse. But not this time! We paid to have everything pulled and delivered. And it worked out famously! When we checked out, I asked the cashier -- no check-out line, btw -- if it's this quiet on weekends. She laughed and said "it's a madhouse on weekends. You were smart to come during the week!" So yeah - that was our positive experience at Ikea/Brooklyn. An extra bonus was the bus drive through Brooklyn, the outskirts of an area I lived in back in the 1980s.

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