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“I found all the items in the clearance section and the staff worked with me to make sure I got exactly what I wanted.”

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IKEA

IKEA

2.9(237 reviews)
2.1 mi
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IKEA: At just 17 years old, Ingvar Kamprad founded IKEA during WWII in his home country of Sweden…read more IKEA's name is derived from Ingvar's's initials, Elmtaryd (the farm he was raised on), and Agunnaryd (the nearby village). By 1948 things were in full swing and he started focusing on furniture. Ingvar took notice of the high costs and damage rates that came with transporting his furniture via mail order and in 1953, IKEA adopted the flatpack (ready to assemble furniture) to combat it. Ready to assemble furniture has resulted in IKEA being able to offer products with high quality and low prices. 1960 would see the introduction of IKEA Restaurants in their stores after Ingvar noted customers often leaving around lunchtime, which obviously wasn't good as unlike at grocery stores, hungry customers buy less. After the early 1980s saw IKEA enter the franchise system, the first US location opened in 1985. It wasn't until 2018 though that an IKEA opened near me in Oak Creek, WI. In addition to the full-sized restaurant strategically located in the center of the store, IKEA's other most notable aspect is its layout. Unlike traditional stores organized with aisles, IKEA herds customers on a one-way path that weaves and wags throughout the entire store. Not a bad marketing strategy as it forces customers to see everything and potentially buy more. There are a small number of shortcuts that can be found on a map for customers in more of a hurry. For those shopping with small children, there's Småland, a completely free playground-like area where kids can play for 60-90 minutes. The restrooms are clean and the staff are helpful and friendly. When I initially signed up for "IKEA Family" (IKEA's free rewards program) it was impromptu at the checkout so I could get a discount/sale price. Although it's relatively intuitive, the self-service checkout attendant was willing to help. While not necessary for me, it would have been beneficial for customers like my elderly parents. In the winter, I sometimes wander the store weekly and browse the tastefully decorated displays, often noticing something new each time. They're the only shop I know of in my area that sells individual "Lucky Bamboo" stalks, which is nice as I don't have to buy a whole new pot if one of my stalks dies. Other than the live bamboo, I primarily purchase small decorative items to accentuate my home, but IKEA would have been perfect for furniture when I moved away for college or got my first apartment. Whether you're looking for a new piece of furniture, a complete remodel consult, a new dinner plate, or maybe dinner itself from the restaurant, IKEA is the place to go. Doughboy godkänd (approved) Doughboy_Food_Reviews

It's nice that I'm always able to find someone to help me, even though this is a very large store…read more They're always helpful and make sure they find the answer to my questions. They actually take me to the location where to find my item, rather than just saying oh go to aisle 13, like other stores do. The store is always clean and well organized. I think the prices are fair and comparable to the quality you are getting.

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Antique 2 Modern Used Furniture

Antique 2 Modern Used Furniture

4.0(17 reviews)
10.8 mi

Been here several times. It's a good place to check out if you're in the market for used furniture…read moreor other household furnishings. It's a large space with two floors. Most of the items show significant wear, so adjust your expectations.

So I've previously gone to their warehouse sales and stood in the ridiculously long line while…read moreholding extremely heavy decorative objects in my arms, waited forever to get it priced just to find out that it was, nothing close to what I would expect in a hot warehouse. It is their business and they can do as they like. But sheesh. That is exhausting and a waste of time In an effort to avoid the absolute zoo process and a sore back this time I went later in the day and followed other people into the warehouse area. I started looking around when I realize I'm being shouted at and told I "can't be in here." The other ladies were left to shop as they liked. There was no, oh we are so sorry but we have closed this part of the store. I said, there is literally a sign hanging that says "open" I asked if I didn't read the sign correctly, from what I read on the door they were open for well over another hour. I was told that's for the rest of the store. Alright. Not a problem. I left rather disappointed, not so much that I couldn't shop, but disappointed that I was left feeling a little startled from being told I couldn't be there. I had no idea that was about to hit me. I was just looking at glassware. Rather jarring. Also. Why did the three ladies in front of me not get shouted at? I was completely reasonable, polite, and I apologized for not realizing that one part of the store wasn't open (people were still in there actively shopping) but I was made to feel like I was being scolded, singled out, and not treated very well. Where's the harm in being nice or polite? If you plan to shop there: I appreciate they have an unusual process of pricing it after you carry it as you wait in line for quite a while. I understand that can take forever. But seriously, not everyone has the ability to hold stuff for that long. And yes they sometimes have a few baskets but not enough. If it wasn't so physically difficult to to carry stuff in line for quite a while, I wouldn't have gone later to try to miss the line and actually be able to buy things without clutching it so long that my back gets sore. If you go in summer, bring water. It gets very hot and it can take quite a while. If you do plan to go here, even in the main store area, bring a flashlight, a really strong big one., it's truly exceptionally dim. Quite a bit in a back room in the store is totally unpriced. In the store, imho the furniture is often priced a bit ambitiously. But I guess good for them if they can sell it.

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re:Craft and Relic

re:Craft and Relic

4.4(5 reviews)
2.7 mi

re:craft and Relic is a two-day weekend market held a few times a year, featuring artisans that…read morecreate handmade and up-cycled goods. Held at the Franklin Sports Complex, the space is large and parking lot was full when we arrived just after 10am. There's a small entry fee, but it was well worth it to access all of these creative vendors in one space. With 150 vendors, it's impossible to list everything that's available but a short list might be: handmade soaps and candles, jewelry, paintings, postcards & magnets, upcycled wine bottle candles and glasses, repurposed metal and wood art, salvaged antiques, creative air plant displays, and much more. There's a good mix of vendors to please the young and old. My parents and I both found things to fit our tastes. There's plenty of Wisconsin love and local sports team products to check off anyone on your Christmas list. While we missed the consignment area in the front, there are hourly raffles that are free- so put your name in to win some of the objects on sale in the hall. There's a small amount of food offerings, which could be expanded! We didn't see that there were beer and Mimosas until we were leaving. That might have loosened our wallets! Looks like this event happens again January 28-29, 2017, in April, and perhaps again in November. So check their website or 88.9 Radio Milwaukee or WMSE for announcements.

This is a 2 day market held 3 times a year. WOW was it busy. Cars were lined all the way down the…read morestreet to the entrance of the huge parking lot. Crazy. The venders were great. So much to drool over. So much!! I will have to save some for next year and spoil myself with some really neat finds. There are lots of different styles and types of things being sold. Things for children and adults. Unique items and antique items. Some true artisans making fabulous items. Expect to pay for them. There were original painted and sculpted pieces going for hundreds of dollars. And then little vintage tins for 50 cents. One range to another price wise. I loved some things that I wish I could have gotten. There were food trucks INSIDE the sports complex and coffee and popcorn and more. It was really fun for me, but I love looking at all the different and unique items. Everyone there seemed to enjoy it and were walking with bags!!! All a good sign that the venders did well. There was an Old Fashion candle I now wish I had bought. Can't stop thinking about the smell. Ahhhhhh! I plan to go again.

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