19 reviews about IKEA

verified email - 09 May 2016

NOT Happy! Saw a product in the clearance section early in the day but it had yet to be priced down and the staff member said he wouldn't be able to get to it for a while. I left store and intended drinving back later. Before driving all the way there I attempted to phone the store three times to make sure it was not a waste of time. They would not allow me to talk to the staff in that section nor would they ring and ask the staff member if repricing had been completed. EXTREMELY UNHELPFUL!!!!!!

verified email - 10 Apr 2014

Ikea is a great shop. It offers choice, quality and value. There is also plenty of free parking. I have bought many items here. Some of my favourites include bed linen, towels, household items and candles.

verified email - 25 Aug 2013

Lost one star just for the pure size of this place & how tired i come out. Its massive! How ever in saying this i do love this place & wish i could go more. Took my boyfriend who kept taking off looking at stuff while i continued walking knowing what i wanted & hearing from a far "jess look at this!" I bought a heap of stuff for less than $50 for a total of $4 i bought a spice rack with 5 or 6 jars! Bargains galore to be had here & im told the food here is great!

verified email - 30 Jun 2013

You can wander around the store and look at anything and everything. Heaps of choice and stacks of variety to choose from. I am looking at kitchens and just trying to get an idea of what it is that I actually want and what types of things I like and what will fit into my kitchen space. Lastly of course approximate cost.

Approximate cost: $Depends what you buy

verified email - 25 Jun 2013

Ikea is one of my favourite stores to go too. Not only is the furniture well priced and good quality there is always good parking and not the mention the awesome priced meals! Especially the $2.50 breakfast!

verified email - 25 Jun 2013

We have bought many things from here in the past few months. Four wardrobes at a bargain price, a bag full of those sticky roller things for removing lint, kitchen utensils and so on. They're in a convenient but busy location, but there is TONNES of stuff to look through. The staff are decent but the layout is somewhat confusing. It's basically a giant maze, but seems to work. Parking is ample via the multilevel carpark and there's a big IKEA cafe, andi mean big, serving lots of hot food and snacks. Great store.

tralala13 25 Jun 2013

Great review! I am a huge fan of Ikea for many of the same reasons!

verified email - 25 Jun 2013

Great location, good food and tons of parking for everyone. u can bring your kids and leave them at the nursery area. The IKEA family club card is useful when you're buying things for members pricing. The Home HQ is attached to it, so you have many choice to choose from.

Approximate cost: $varies

25 May 2013

we went to ikea last year. it was great. however ikea is not a place you can just pop in & out of. it is a big effort. the store was really packed and it took a long time to get through the registers at the end. the products are amazing though so it is worth the effort. We had lunch in the cafe. the food was great but once again very busy and it took us ages to find a free table.

verified email - 14 May 2013

Boy, am I glad IKEA exists! My husband & I who are having a baby in about 3 weeks have been comparing prices for baby furniture *all over the place for months! (I'm not kidding when I say that).

Anyway, we were able to SAVE about $1350.00 in furniture just by purchasing here!!! See the cost differences below...

We were able to find:
• TWO white "(3 drawer) dressers" for $100 each...
• TWO white "glass tops" for the dressers at $25 each.
• And a changing table for $149.00.
= $400.00 total.

EVERYWHERE else we have looked.. just
• ONE dresser on it's own, is about $699.00 and up + per dresser!
• And when we looked for changing tables at other stores they start at about $349.00 and up.
It would have costed us about
= $1749.00 total had we gone any place else!

The only draw back is that the style of IKEA is very straight edged furniture. So you're not always going to get those stylish curved carvings in your furniture like some places. But if you are on a tight budget & want to keep your husband happy.. and use that extra money on other things, I suggest you don't worry about those minor details! lol. Everything I've purchased from there is practical, roomy, sturdy & works really well. I HIGHLY recommend doing your shopping all in one spot there.

And also it's very convenient how they have a place located inside, where you can get a nice bite to eat at the end of your shopping with your family once you're all done... for again, a very low-cost! The meatballs there are FANTASTIC! :)

Approximate cost: $150.00-400.00

verified email - 12 Mar 2013

I used to buy all my furniture from the op-shop because I didn't think I could afford brand new things. I'm so glad I discovered IKEA! There is heaps of parking, a massive range so you can get everything in the one place, and everything is easy to put together (and I'm NOT a handy person!). I managed to redecorate my entire 2 bedroom apartment for just under $600 and I will definitely be going back for upgrades. Joining the Ikea Club thing that they have also gives you free tea and coffee during weekdays, and their coffee is soooo good!

Approximate cost: $600

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