IKEA

"Our visit to IKEA was certainly fun, though everything seemed over the top expensive, but these days, everything is inflated, so you go on. the layout of the different home & room designs was certainly worth the effort. The high light was having lunch in the cafeteria type restaurant after a long day & and after that, the seemingly endless rows of exhibits were actually somewhat enjoyable. This is my second visit to IKEA & I would venture, my last. I recommend the Swedish meatballs & comfortable walking shoes. For the men, I recommend patience & a smile for your significant other."

"I love visiting IKEA stores to get ideas about my next household items or see how they put together and decorate things. The parking is ample and it is not crowded on weekdays. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable about items and they gave me some helpful advice for my furniture. The next best thing is their Swedish meatballs because they are so healthy and delicious. I always eat there whenever I am around the area"

"I love browsing through their stuff. We don't have a proper functioning kitchen right now and like their inexpensive stuff to have for the time being. They have good prices in ziplock bags with cute designs. You can't go there without hitting the food court."

"Ok so regardless of the inventory in the store I would like to give this place 1 star for the fact that it has checkout/ billing after passing through each and every isle of the store and it feels like 1-2 km walk. Why can't you have the billing counter at every floor or every nook and corner of the store?? Think about the people who cannot walk, or are tired, with kids or the elderly or even disabled!? If the person just wants to buy 1 stuff, you make him or her walk like its never ending. You basically want them to buy more on their way to the checkout. This tactic is pretty sick I must say. I have attached pics for you to know what all the store offers but I really needed to bring this sick mentality across so that it reaches the management. Moreover if you are new then there is no way to know where to go, how to go, where is the cafeteria and how to move out. This store is directionless! While leaving trying to find the checkout, one of the staff finally handed me a brochure to show the way out (pic attached).Staff was also pretty less, you have to keep hunting in order to ask. Also the food area at the ground level is bad, the soft serve was too sweet and didn't seem natural. We would have skipped if we knew that there is a food court on the 1st floor. So this was my experience of this place. I caution you to get in only if you are ready to walk (even if it is unnecessary)."