Great products if you survive the walk round the store with small children left to push at speed small trolleys into you, and the rude man outside shouting at us 3 women struggling to pack our car with the big boxes purchused and a big metal barrier in the way! why is it situated there with the added hazard of a slope to wards the car port with heavy trollies ??may be a while before I return
There was just too many shoppers not following one way system and not wearing masks. I am astounded at the numbers not wearing masks, we must have severe breathing problems in Scotland. I have asthma, but still wear a mask.
Bit of a distance for me to travel but they do have a lot of handy stuff walking round is a bit on the boring side as you have to follow arrows to find your way round
I love Ikea and live close by. Top Tip DO NOT VIST ON A SATURDAY. Overcrowded hot busy and full of screaming kids.
Amazing! Food is great, wide selection of furniture. I recommend getting the temporary family cards from the various machines dotted around the store.
Standard IKEA, best visited early morning and late night midweek for the best shopping experience
Huge parking. Touch and feel display. Friendly ambience.
For some reason there was a dj trying to hype up ikea but apart from that it's very practical
Nightmare of a shop. Didn't have desks in stock and had to walk miles to get out...
Lovely experience as always, beautiful range and delicious food!
The only thing I can possibly fault about ikea is there's no dairy free version of the meatball sauce (I'm intolerant to caseine rather than lactose, unluckily).
Wish I had a car, my house would be full of decent furniture (!)
IKEA - if you don't know it, please visit, my alien friend.
It's okay. Not cheap as I have thought it would be
Other than warm food if you get anything and having to walk round the whole store they offer a huge variety to suit most tastes at reasonable prices.
Starting with breakfast, great choices and amazing prices, served look warm but you can heat up in microwave at baby facilities.
We all know IKEA does amazing furniture, lighting, bedding etc, but they also have a great wee cafe and shop once you go through checkouts. This is the place to buy Ikea's well known meat balls, sauce and jam its all the same thing you get in their restaurant but with the joy of eating as much as you want at home where the family who can't get to IKEA can savour it with you. Apple cider, toffees, crisps, biscuits etc from Ikea's mother land available at inflated prices but you can out way that with a cheep hotdog meal deal.
IKEA, great place to shop and eat with plenty parking and if you are a member you have Costco right next door. (with cheap petrol for members)
Extremely crowded, no limit on number of people in the store dispite the long queue outside. Only go if you must.
It is what it is: a temple of affordable household planning with a subtle Scandinavian touch. The service is friendly although sometimes hard to catch, possibly a physical manifestation of its DIY spirit.
Excellent store for home goods at reasonable prices.
The items we got are great and the staff out on the floor was helpful. However at the till the staff member had a shocking attitude and was very cheeky to my family and the woman before us. My mother has memory issues and forgot she had a IKEA bag on her walking frame while me and my sister placed items on the belt. The staff member ripped the bag off my disabled mothers frame and frightened with her aggressive manner and shouted at her for having the bag. So we reported to another member of staff who seemed very uninterested about the issue. I doubt I will get my mother back there any time soon.
Great store! You can find everything you need in here. The food is ok but not the greatest.
Easy to find. Big car park, well laid out and easy to get around. Can skip the showroom if needed an just go to market place as soon as you yo in. Staff are very friendly an happy to help. Bargain corner worth a look. And not much queuing as plenty of tills on. Vending machine did brake while getting a drink but manager sorted the problem.
It was really busy although it should be when it has everything you might be looking for. A great place to shop for your home I totally recommend it
I love IKEA! The cafe is brilliant and very reason priced. There are plenty of Hugh chairs so I never have to worry about them having one for my daughter. With every adult meal you can lick up a food pouch for your little one which is very handy
The shop itself is great to walk around. I find it very difficult to leave IKEA without picking up something new as I always see so many useful things! The top floor that has all of the displays is fun to walk around as it helps to give you lots of ideas on how to decorate your home.
Always love my visits to IKEA,new ideas and products
Cheap things that you probably do not need
Useful furniture
Average quality
Bad coffee
Good selection of fabrics
Do.not go there during the weekends: it is a trap!
Love Ikea but hate all the bloody kids at the weekend. You should start late night shopping during the week for adults only!
Great place to buy IKEA furniture from and also to ear IKEA food
Slightly confusing layout, nice products at very nice prices, crackin cafe
Best place to buy flat pack furniture that the kids can ruin and you mind too much
I would recommend going early it becomes extremely busy late morning onwards
Hate the place! Costs me too much money and makes you follow arrows
Avoid shopping here on a Sunday if you don't like crowds or queues and if you do you're weird
Standard IKEA experience. Sunday lunch time was pretty busy, especially the restaurant. Still enough parking though and no waits at loading.
A classic Ikea as many others. Lots of stuff at competitive prices. Always clean and tidy. Labels are clear and deeply esplicative. It is not easy not to buy some stuff. Sometimes there're excellent promotions on furniture and beds.
Best place ever like a kid in a sweet shop when I get in there
Always worth a visit, new ideas and designs. Meatballs are good also!! Kids play area looks clean and well organised.
Lots of choices. Good place to spend a day if you are furnishing or refurbishing your home.
Like any other IKEA, have free kids nursery while you shop!
overhyped furniture, literally get whiplash running around the poorly designed layout
The IKEA in Edinburgh is always one of my favourite places to get inspired on new looks at home or new ways of making the most out of my medium-small flat. It is a two-floor building with the upper floor as the show rooms and Cafe, and the More
Store is excellent only letdown is the hot food.It is cold by the time you get to a seat no matter what you order.
Busy due to students starting back in Edinburgh. Good Covid-19 controls in place, easy to find products and quick service at the checkout
Love Ikea. Can always find something I need at a great price
Am now bankrupt. Had an argument with my husband because he thinks I'm too old to have a child's canopy above my side of the bed. Come back please Roy, I love you.
Too many children playing about! Parents not doing job properly!
Since we have moved to Edinburgh, we had to go to Ikea 3 times already. It is quite a big one and the staff are super friendly and helpful. We moved from London and it's a massive difference. As against to several London Ikeas the Edinburgh one is very clean and efficient. Staff are always at hand and the food is fresher.
Got what we went in for plus extras spent a fortune as usual.
This was a first visit to an IKEA store and found it very well laid out and spacious store. Very easy to find the items wanted, easy to pay and take home. Very pleased with the help offered by the staff in the store.
Its Ikea, what more to say. Well this one has a great layout compared to the Southampton one. All the show rooms on one floor, all the market place on one below, through to warehouse.
It's IKEA. If you like it, fine - but I get dragged here against my will.
It's IKEA, so not really that many surprises other than the tigers in the jungle. Shop is good and fun for all the family. Creche is great! The bistro and cafeteria are popular, but pretty messy and disappointing compared to for example ikeas in Scandinavia. Restaurant has no real potatoes, chips served cold, children's meals are too expensive for what you get, and everything is just slapped on plates. Bistro is dirty and hotdogs are showed no love, ice cream machines really messy. Toilets also unpleasant. So shopping experience is good, but the food/bistro/restaurant is often a disappointment.
Really enjoy visiting & shopping at IKEA. It's like a whole day out. Lunch the whole thing.
Very good but I wish it was closer. I live in perth.
It's an IKEA store. They're all pretty much the same. However the staff at this store are appropriately helpful and friendly. There is plentiful parking and the place is reasonably easy to find.
