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| - I'm trying to find reasons as to why I don't like IKEA but I can't think of any. I mean, what's not to like about it? It's a wonderful place to window shop, dine, and get inspiration. However, buyer beware! You will find something you won't need and you will buy it because it's cheap! IKEA has a way of telling you that you need a piece of item when you really don't. Next thing you know, you're dropping a whole paycheck on things you didn't even consider buying until you saw it on the showroom!
Still, if you're a homeowner, you can just imagine why IKEA would be my guilty pleasure. The products are cheap at they're good quality. Sometimes, I think to myself, there's no way something like this could cost so cheap but I'm wrong! I've made several trips to this store and I'm very happy with all my purchases. Now, the only problem I have is that maybe my home is starting to look like a showroom. Maybe that's not a bad thing?
Customer service here isn't bad at all. I've never really had a hard time with them and many are super friendly. Of course they get high traffic every day so I can see why some of them aren't super enthusiastic about being associates. But I'm not complaining.
Also, who knew you can combine food and a furniture store together? The cafeteria is super cheap and well-portioned. Sometimes my girlfriend and I come over here just to dine in. Seriously, the food really isn't bad at all. And who can deny cinnamon rolls, hotdogs, ice cream and pizza all at one dollar each? I know I can't.
I'm forever going to be an IKEA fan and I'm not sure how I'd find myself running to the competition. It's gotten to the point when I go to Target and think, IKEA has better stuff even though sometimes I know they don't. Well, what can I say, I have some hardcore brand loyalty.
If you haven't had the chance to visit, I only have one question for you. Why?
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