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February 2024 by Natasha Tze Mao
I always love IKEA! Food is good and stuff is fun. It was a bit hard finding parking on a Sunday, but nevertheless it worked out at the end.
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February 2024 by Woofer
Crowds
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February 2024 by Leo Helmar
Good common needs in beds and furniture
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February 2024 by David Flores
Great atmosphere, with the usual Ikea experience!
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February 2024 by Brandon Lord
Always a great time at IKEA!
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February 2024 by Abby
Organized and has a great selection of products for your needs
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February 2024 by Greg Clark
It’s an experience. Smart design choices left and right, great prices
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February 2024 by Motunrayo Solomon
Nice and easy to locate products.
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February 2024 by Emilio Ciasullo
Where else can you go for high quality furniture on the cheap, touring the store there's so many ideas being thrown at you.
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February 2024 by T'PolTucker
A huge warehouse sized store filled with every type of furniture that occurs in your house or office. If you have storage/furniture/decorative needs this is a great place to get ideas because the floor is set up in a maze bordered by dozens of rooms all perfectly appointed. Ideas for large and small rooms from small to medium budgets. If you have the funds and need to special order solid oak built-ins maybe look elsewhere but for the rest of us this is a great place to pick up the odd bit or furniture to organize your home. We did eat and the restaurant/cafe on the second floor and the line was quick despite being full and all the staff were wearing hair/beard nets. The food was hot and tasty with a decent variety. The tables were cleaned frequently and the whole store and eating area is family friendly.
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February 2024 by Joseph Cavanaugh
Needs to be more exits for elderly folks. Got very tired and felt trapped with no easy way out!!
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February 2024 by Lotus Blossom
Ah, Ikea—the land of Swedish meatballs, affordable furniture, and the ultimate test of your relationship's endurance. Stepping into this labyrinthine wonderland is like embarking on a quest to find the holy grail of home decor, except the grail is a $5 lamp and the quest involves navigating a maze the size of a small country.First things first, forget everything you thought you knew about space and time because once you set foot in Ikea, you're in an alternate universe where the laws of physics don't apply. Seriously, this place is massive. It's like they built a shopping center and then decided to throw in a furniture store as an afterthought.And don't even get me started on the layout. Ikea's floor plan is like a twisted game of Tetris designed to make you question your sanity. You start off with good intentions, armed with a shopping list and a vague sense of direction, but within minutes you're wandering aimlessly through a sea of bookshelves, unable to tell your Billy from your Benno.Oh, and did I mention the arrows? Ikea is basically a giant game of follow-the-arrow, except the arrows seem to have a mind of their own, leading you down endless corridors and dead ends like a demented game of cat and mouse.But fear not, brave shopper, for amidst the chaos and confusion lies hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Sure, you may lose your sense of direction and maybe even your sanity along the way, but isn't that all part of the Ikea experience? So grab a shopping cart, hold onto your Swedish meatballs, and prepare to embark on the adventure of a lifetime. Who knows, you might even make it out with that $5 lamp you never knew you needed.
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February 2024 by FroggerBuckles
So spacious! Feels like it goes on forever!
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February 2024 by N C (Auguralstar)
Love this place we should have one closer to Hartford.
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February 2024 by megha parikh
Simply love this place
