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June 2024 by Main Land
Ikea is a fun store to wonder through as they have some pretty cool things. The cafeteria is also good to pick up a bite.
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June 2024 by Frauke
Like in Germany too. So you can find your way around straight away
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June 2024 by Christopher Dixon-Vance
This IKEA feels like it is set up differently than other locations across the country. But overall, it is a typically pleasant ikea experience.
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June 2024 by K D
Love love love IKEA! They have an amazing little food place with delicious options! Their products are pretty decently priced and they have super friendly staff!
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June 2024 by Mike Vreman
Fun place to visit and look for good deals
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June 2024 by DAVID SANCHEZ
Always love coming here to get ideas for my home design
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June 2024 by Sooner than Later
Over all I have no complaints about IKEA they have a nice parking lot , the store seems to be always clean , i don't buy anything usually other than food but as far as cleanliness and the parking lot top notch
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June 2024 by Jacob Lopez
IKEA is cheap, but breaks down quick.
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June 2024 by Danny Lockwood
I recently visited the IKEA store in Tampa, Florida, and unfortunately, my experience this time was not up to the usual high standards that I have come to expect from IKEA. While IKEA has been a reliable destination for quality home furnishings and an enjoyable shopping experience in the past, this visit left much to be desired in several key areas.
Upon entering the store, the first thing I noticed was the temperature. The store was uncomfortably warm, which made the shopping experience less pleasant. Given that IKEA is known for its extensive showroom layout, navigating through the various sections in such heat was quite challenging. It was evident that the air conditioning was either not functioning properly or was insufficient for the large space. This issue significantly detracted from the overall shopping experience, as it was difficult to fully appreciate the products and displays when the environment was so uncomfortable.
In addition to the temperature issue, the lines throughout the store were exceedingly long. From the checkout counters to the customer service area, it seemed that every section was backed up with long wait times. This was particularly frustrating because IKEA typically prides itself on efficiency and convenience, but on this visit, those aspects were sorely lacking. The long lines not only tested my patience but also indicated that there might have been a staffing issue or a lack of proper management to handle the volume of customers.
Furthermore, the demeanor of the staff during this visit was noticeably different from previous experiences. Typically, IKEA employees are known for being friendly, helpful, and approachable. However, on this occasion, many of the staff members appeared agitated and stressed. While I understand that a busy day can be challenging for any retail worker, the general attitude of the staff did not reflect the usual customer-centric approach that IKEA is known for. It felt as though customer service was not a priority, which was disappointing given IKEA's reputation for excellent service.
Another aspect that stood out during my visit was the organization of the store. While IKEA’s layout is generally intuitive, allowing customers to easily find what they need, the disorganization on this visit added to the overall negative experience. Some areas were cluttered, and it was difficult to navigate through certain sections without feeling overwhelmed. This disarray, combined with the heat and the long lines, made for a less than enjoyable shopping trip.
Despite these issues, I still appreciate IKEA’s wide range of products and their commitment to providing affordable and stylish home furnishings. However, this particular visit to the Tampa store did not meet the expectations I have based on past experiences. I hope that these concerns are addressed promptly to ensure that future visits are more aligned with the quality and customer service that IKEA is known for.
In conclusion, my recent visit to IKEA in Tampa, Florida, was disappointing due to the uncomfortable store temperature, long lines, and the agitated demeanor of the staff. It was not the best IKEA experience I’ve had in the past, and I hope that improvements are made to address these issues. IKEA has always been a go-to destination for home furnishings, and I look forward to seeing a return to the high standards that make shopping there a pleasant experience.
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June 2024 by Alfred Yu
Hello again , we decided to stop in for some furniture and to get some ideas , it's a pleasure staff is friendly and courteous and helpful, we also stopped by the cafeteria, food was awesome and price point reasonable, highly Recommend and we'll definitely be back ,??
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June 2024 by Russell Laventure
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had fun hour looking around
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June 2024 by Jeffrey Lloyd
Worth the drive they have it all
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June 2024 by Mo
I came to pick up my orders, and I thought why not eat lunch there. The food at their cafeteria was horrible. I bought the COD fish; it was plain with no flavor. I also bought coffee and dessert thinking it is the same as what they used to sell few years ago. The coffee was cold and tasted bad, and the dessert just sugar no taste. The people working there were as if they are forced to work. I almost felt as if it is a prison, and they are serving food for inmates. I am not sure why things become that bad at IKEA. I remember that the food was good, however, these days the food is expensive, and its quality is horrible. I am sure you can buy the cheapest fast-food meal and it will taste better than this.
(Thursday at 4:45 pm on 5/30/2024)
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June 2024 by Dorys Lezcano
I love having lunch, the food is very healthy and very tasty.
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May 2024 by Windi Rapp
Google shows that the store is open until 8pm on Sundays but it closes at 6pm. Need to correct this.