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IKEA — Local services in New Haven

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IKEA
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Nearby attractions
Long Wharf Park
351 Long Wharf Dr, New Haven, CT 06511, United States
Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center (formerly Knights of Columbus Museum)
1 State St, New Haven, CT 06511
Union Street Dog Park
59 Fair St, New Haven, CT 06511
Nearby restaurants
IKEA Restaurant
450 Sargent Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
Brazi's Italian Restaurant
201 Food Terminal Plaza, New Haven, CT 06511
BLDG
500 Sargent Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
Johnny Salami's World Class
205 Food Terminal Plaza, New Haven, CT 06511
Tacos La Patrona
351 Long Wharf Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
Tacos Los Michoacanos
351 Long Wharf Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
IL GABBIANO
501 Long Wharf Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
Lamberti's Italian Sausage
207 Food Terminal Plaza, New Haven, CT 06511
La Chalupa Mexican Food Truck
351 Long Wharf Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
Food Truck Paradise
351 Long Wharf Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
Nearby local services
New Haven Visitor Center & Snack Shack
351 Long Wharf Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
Union News of New Haven
Union Station, 50 Union Ave, New Haven, CT 06519
Million Asian Market
15 Orange St, New Haven, CT 06510
CitySeed Wooster Square Farmers' Market
511 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06511
CitySeed Winter Farmers' Market
511 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06511
Nearby hotels
Hotel Marcel New Haven, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
500 Sargent Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
New Haven Historic Mansion
600 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06511
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham New Haven
400 Sargent Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
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IKEA

450 Sargent Dr, New Haven, CT 06511
4.3(3.6K)
Open until 7:00 PM
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attractions: Long Wharf Park, Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center (formerly Knights of Columbus Museum), Union Street Dog Park, restaurants: IKEA Restaurant, Brazi's Italian Restaurant, BLDG, Johnny Salami's World Class, Tacos La Patrona, Tacos Los Michoacanos, IL GABBIANO, Lamberti's Italian Sausage, La Chalupa Mexican Food Truck, Food Truck Paradise, local businesses: New Haven Visitor Center & Snack Shack, Union News of New Haven, Million Asian Market, CitySeed Wooster Square Farmers' Market, CitySeed Winter Farmers' Market
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Nearby attractions of IKEA

Long Wharf Park

Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center (formerly Knights of Columbus Museum)

Union Street Dog Park

Long Wharf Park

Long Wharf Park

4.5

(918)

Open until 7:00 PM
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Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center (formerly Knights of Columbus Museum)

Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center (formerly Knights of Columbus Museum)

4.7

(188)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Union Street Dog Park

Union Street Dog Park

4.4

(62)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of IKEA

IKEA Restaurant

Brazi's Italian Restaurant

BLDG

Johnny Salami's World Class

Tacos La Patrona

Tacos Los Michoacanos

IL GABBIANO

Lamberti's Italian Sausage

La Chalupa Mexican Food Truck

Food Truck Paradise

IKEA Restaurant

IKEA Restaurant

4.2

(630)

$

Open until 6:30 PM
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Brazi's Italian Restaurant

Brazi's Italian Restaurant

4.5

(837)

$$

Open until 9:00 PM
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BLDG

BLDG

4.3

(38)

$$

Closed
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Johnny Salami's World Class

Johnny Salami's World Class

4.5

(100)

Closed
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Nearby local services of IKEA

New Haven Visitor Center & Snack Shack

Union News of New Haven

Million Asian Market

CitySeed Wooster Square Farmers' Market

CitySeed Winter Farmers' Market

New Haven Visitor Center & Snack Shack

New Haven Visitor Center & Snack Shack

3.7

(13)

Click for details
Union News of New Haven

Union News of New Haven

2.6

(9)

Click for details
Million Asian Market

Million Asian Market

4.4

(175)

Click for details
CitySeed Wooster Square Farmers' Market

CitySeed Wooster Square Farmers' Market

4.7

(131)

Click for details
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Emma KargEmma Karg
Funiture gallery, small merchandise, boxed furniture ready to take home, a full-service Cafe & Bistro, a children's play area, a frozen food area, and probably so much more I have not discovered yet! This place is like its own shopping mall! To start there's two floors to a store that feel like, after walking through most of the store, something as vast as an actual shopping mall. On the top floor there's the Cafe with plenty of options for meals at a decent price and a wonderful view! After that there is the everchanging showroom with different styles every month or so with a lot of passion & creativity behind it all! Practically every room of the house is visualized in its own way, and it's a great area to get some inspiration for your next project! Once you get to the end of the showroom, downstairs is where all of the small merchandise is. Well-stocked, well laid-out, vibrant, and clean! The carts are a joy to use as all 4 wheels turn, and the cart feels surprisingly comfortable to use. Finally, the furniture warehouse has everything you need to literally pick up, checkout, and go! There's also a clearance section here which has some odds and ends. Afterwards, beyond the self-checkout, you'll find the frozen food section, as well as another food stand! I didn't get to experience the downstairs stand as I caught it closed. Overall, this was an absolute joy to walk through, and it made my inner child happy! The staff here are nothing short of phenomenal, and willing to help, especially if you get lost in the depths of the maze well beyond the Escalator!
Jess W.Jess W.
Navigating through IKEA is an immersive adventure, offering a plethora of products and displays that make it an intriguing and visually stimulating experience. The sheer variety of furniture, decor, and home essentials can be overwhelming, but it transforms shopping into a captivating journey. Each section showcases innovative designs and practical solutions, making the visit both informative and enjoyable. The fun extends beyond furniture, as IKEA's diverse range of food choices adds an extra layer to the experience. From Swedish meatballs to delectable pastries, the food court offers a tasty interlude during your shopping spree. The affordability and quality of the food contribute to the overall positive atmosphere of the store. However, the downside to this retail wonderland is the crowds. Navigating through the maze of displays becomes a challenge during peak hours, and parking can be a chaotic affair. The popularity of IKEA sometimes means contending with long lines and a bustling atmosphere, which may deter those seeking a more tranquil shopping environment. In conclusion, IKEA provides a fascinating and fun shopping experience with a wide array of products and delightful food options. While the crowds and parking challenges can be drawbacks, the overall adventure and value make it a destination worth exploring for both furniture seekers and food enthusiasts alike.
Hans HartmanHans Hartman
I just bought a Vitval bed at the New Haven Store. I paid and waited about 20 minutes or so to find out that it is not in stock, as it said on your in-house computer. Connie helped me out. I asked for a Manager. That worked out to have the item shipped to me, but she was rude in the way she spoke. For instance, I asked, “I’m not paying for the delivery, I hope.” To which she replied, “If you had been listening when I told my colleague, you would have heard.” I said, “That was a rude way to say that, you could have said, ‘I’m not sure if you heard me ask my colleague to make sure the delivery was free.’ Or something like that.” I don’t have her name, because as I was speaking, she walked away. I asked Connie the young woman’s name and she said, “I can’t share any names with you.” I just bought a bed that is $100 more, because it isn’t brown. I am scammed into buying something only to find out that your store computer is not accurate. Then I am spoken to as if I am a problem. I use no vulgar language, I did not raise my voice, I have been nothing but accommodating. Whoever the Blond, strait, stringy haired Female with glasses and is about 5’3”, was rude to me. All I wanted, is to have the bed. Instead, I got a scam, a rude person, and a dismissal when I tried to find out information to pass on to corporate.
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Funiture gallery, small merchandise, boxed furniture ready to take home, a full-service Cafe & Bistro, a children's play area, a frozen food area, and probably so much more I have not discovered yet! This place is like its own shopping mall! To start there's two floors to a store that feel like, after walking through most of the store, something as vast as an actual shopping mall. On the top floor there's the Cafe with plenty of options for meals at a decent price and a wonderful view! After that there is the everchanging showroom with different styles every month or so with a lot of passion & creativity behind it all! Practically every room of the house is visualized in its own way, and it's a great area to get some inspiration for your next project! Once you get to the end of the showroom, downstairs is where all of the small merchandise is. Well-stocked, well laid-out, vibrant, and clean! The carts are a joy to use as all 4 wheels turn, and the cart feels surprisingly comfortable to use. Finally, the furniture warehouse has everything you need to literally pick up, checkout, and go! There's also a clearance section here which has some odds and ends. Afterwards, beyond the self-checkout, you'll find the frozen food section, as well as another food stand! I didn't get to experience the downstairs stand as I caught it closed. Overall, this was an absolute joy to walk through, and it made my inner child happy! The staff here are nothing short of phenomenal, and willing to help, especially if you get lost in the depths of the maze well beyond the Escalator!
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Navigating through IKEA is an immersive adventure, offering a plethora of products and displays that make it an intriguing and visually stimulating experience. The sheer variety of furniture, decor, and home essentials can be overwhelming, but it transforms shopping into a captivating journey. Each section showcases innovative designs and practical solutions, making the visit both informative and enjoyable. The fun extends beyond furniture, as IKEA's diverse range of food choices adds an extra layer to the experience. From Swedish meatballs to delectable pastries, the food court offers a tasty interlude during your shopping spree. The affordability and quality of the food contribute to the overall positive atmosphere of the store. However, the downside to this retail wonderland is the crowds. Navigating through the maze of displays becomes a challenge during peak hours, and parking can be a chaotic affair. The popularity of IKEA sometimes means contending with long lines and a bustling atmosphere, which may deter those seeking a more tranquil shopping environment. In conclusion, IKEA provides a fascinating and fun shopping experience with a wide array of products and delightful food options. While the crowds and parking challenges can be drawbacks, the overall adventure and value make it a destination worth exploring for both furniture seekers and food enthusiasts alike.
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I just bought a Vitval bed at the New Haven Store. I paid and waited about 20 minutes or so to find out that it is not in stock, as it said on your in-house computer. Connie helped me out. I asked for a Manager. That worked out to have the item shipped to me, but she was rude in the way she spoke. For instance, I asked, “I’m not paying for the delivery, I hope.” To which she replied, “If you had been listening when I told my colleague, you would have heard.” I said, “That was a rude way to say that, you could have said, ‘I’m not sure if you heard me ask my colleague to make sure the delivery was free.’ Or something like that.” I don’t have her name, because as I was speaking, she walked away. I asked Connie the young woman’s name and she said, “I can’t share any names with you.” I just bought a bed that is $100 more, because it isn’t brown. I am scammed into buying something only to find out that your store computer is not accurate. Then I am spoken to as if I am a problem. I use no vulgar language, I did not raise my voice, I have been nothing but accommodating. Whoever the Blond, strait, stringy haired Female with glasses and is about 5’3”, was rude to me. All I wanted, is to have the bed. Instead, I got a scam, a rude person, and a dismissal when I tried to find out information to pass on to corporate.
Hans Hartman

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Reviews of IKEA

4.3
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1.0
1y

To Whom It May Concern,

I am writing to express my profound dissatisfaction with the service I received at your store, specifically regarding the cashier named Caleyah who worked at Register 6. Her conduct was incredibly rude and unacceptable. Throughout my entire checkout process, Caleyah did not say a single word to me, and to clarify, IT WAS NOT A SELF-CHECKOUT.

As a handicapped person, I required assistance and asked her about using my Family card. Not only did she ignore my question, but she also refused to make eye contact. When the printer produced the receipt, she simply stared at me, doing nothing. I had to reach over to her side of the counter to retrieve the receipt myself. Caleyah’s complete lack of communication and assistance during the checkout was appalling. IT WAS NOT A SELF-CHECKOUT. I am a handicapped person! If Caleyah was having a bad day, it is unacceptable to take it out on customers. She should consider taking a day off if needed, but her behavior was utterly unprofessional. We, the customers, pay her salary and deserve respectful and helpful service.

Additionally, your store is severely understaffed, which further exacerbates the problem. Finding assistance in the store feels like walking "5 miles" through a maze. In the lighting department, I had to wait for a passing clerk from another section who lacked knowledge about lighting fixtures, leading to incorrect purchases and subsequent returns. This lack of knowledgeable staff not only wastes time and resources but also contradicts IKEA’s claim of being environmentally friendly. Cutting costs by reducing staff might save on maternity leaves, pensions, and health insurances, but the preventable returns and exchanges caused by inadequate staffing and training are costly to our planet and community.

Furthermore, at the food court, I inquired about the ingredients in the meatballs, specifically if they contained bread crumbs or carbs. The clerk told me to scan a QR code and look up the information online. With six other hungry customers behind me, this suggestion was not only impractical but also frustrating. Your staff should be knowledgeable about the food they serve and able to provide immediate answers.

My shopping experience at your store has been consistently negative. The clerks are rude, help is nonexistent, returns and exchanges are frequent, customer service is unresponsive, and problems remain unresolved. This pattern of poor service is unacceptable.

I hope this feedback prompts immediate action to improve your store’s customer service and staffing...

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1.0
4y

I usually have a great experience at ikea, and I come here a lot. But managers, if you see this, please fix this situation:

I had a few items on my eye for a while but they weren’t available for in store pickup, and delivery was extremely expensive. So when I was at the store, I waited a very long time to place the order with an employee. They gave me a slip and I gave it to the cashier to purchase the items, which were very expensive. Keep in mind, the items are held for 24 hours. I went to the other side of the store for item pick-up, and it said my items would be ready in 5 minutes. So I waited. And waited. After 30 minutes, I asked an employee, and they were extremely unhelpful. They couldn’t give me a straight answer as to why EVERYONE was getting their order before mine, despite the fact that mine was due 30 minutes ago. THEN, that employee just completely disappears, and no one helping item pickup is there to help a growing line of customers for the next 30 minutes. We are now 1 hour into waiting for my items that were promised to be ready very quickly. No one has any idea what the hold up is. That’s when an employee comes out and I’m asking what the situation is, and this person is new so they didn’t have any idea how to help me. No worries there, that’s not their fault. But the kicker is that the item is held for 24 hours and I now had to drive an hour home, and I’m probably going to show up tomorrow, and my item still won’t be available, and the 24 hours will have past. What a mess. The worst part here was the customer service, given I had just spent almost a thousand dollars. I love ikea and will gladly give them my money, but only for quality products and customer service. Ikea managers, look to places like the apple store and train your employees accordingly. My cashier was AMAZING, but some of the people in the returns and pickup area were like deers in the headlights - completely clueless. It would have been at least nice for an employee to tell me “listen, this is exactly what’s going on, here’s my recommendation, why don’t you leave and come back tomorrow.” Instead, I wasted almost 1 and a half hours and I didn’t even get my items. They told me 1 and a half hours in that I should just go home. 👎 do...

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1.0
2y

Procedures are flawed and customer service is some of the worst I have ever dealt with. I placed a $906 order online the morning of 8/1, to avoid the outrageous delivery fee of $90 from New Haven to Guilford of 7 pcs, I decided to do pick-up (even though it would require both of our vehicles), choosing this option it gave me a window to pick-up. I chose 6-7pm 8/2 (keep in mind, I was given multiple options, and this was the latest day and time to pick-up). Everything was available and in stock. Never in my dreams would I think, I would have to go back and check on "status" of order being pulled if I was provided a window to come and pick-up (should have been pulled and ready for that slotted window I was provided to pick-up). We take 2 cars, our little baby, drive 45mins because of the damn highway paving, to come and find out the order isn't ready (which took about another 30mins to figure out). Didn't receive a phone call or an email stating that it's not ready and to not come. I am told my two options are, come back tomorrow or cancel and wait for your 7-14 day refund and then reorder to get delivery free of charge. Nothing convenient to the customer and the fact that I was given a window and we were right there. I hop on a chat the next day to try and figure it out, IKEA cannot grasp the concept of how their process is flawed and miss leading. After 30 mins, it gets disconnected and another rep comes on, asks how they can help. I tell them to read the last 30 mins of convo I was just having. They then come back and tell me there are items on back order now, you can wait for them to be replenished or cancel and be refunded. IKEA- You are a joke. Fix your system because its broken and your wasting people's...

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