Ikea - Milton Keynes

Love hiking to ikea in mk. it is great to get inspiration and I never run empty, I have to buy something. this load is large, clean and well designed, only problem at our visit was to find that of employees who could actually help us. they were either rude or just didn't know. a special yelling goes to the guy on the self-service combinations, I'm sorry, but don't get their names, but he was really helpful and friendly. another minus point was to find items in aisle 0, not really well designed, it took us old to find what we wanted. overall I love to visit this invite, even for a search and I am always looking forward to my hot dog neal at the ende

First time in ages. Still fun, love the veggie meat balls. 3 issues, they did not have the chair in stock that my son wanted, we could not find a suitable 'small double ' bed and there were no hooks to hang the yellow bag of shopping on while eating our meatballs

This IKEA is okay. I won’t go into too much detail however I have been twice quite recently. Food: Food is amazing at both the Bistro and the Restaurant. When I went the second time it said the Bistro was closed at the entrance, however it was open but with a limited menu. This was a little confusing but still tasted great. I am a little confused still on the free refills rule at the restaurant. They said it is not allowed due to COVID yet the table service has now been scrapped due to the rules being relaxed so I think they need to update their restaurant rules around the building. I got up multiple times for a free drinks refill so I presume it is now allowed. Showroom: Showroom was nice and tidy however there were so many people for a Sunday and the middle of the week. Lots of variety around the store however due to the truck driver shortage many items were out of stock to collect in the warehouse. Besides that staff are helpful and friendly and are dotted around the showroom Market Hall and Tills: The market hall had plenty of stock for things that weren’t flat packs. My first recent trip had a £50 uni essentials kit which was great as all the items can be bought individually for the same price, yet having it all in one larger crate is certainly very handy for those heading to university. Plenty of choice as I said and easy to check out and pay at the till with a clear queuing system and a member of staff telling you which till to go to. IKEA MK is full of inspiration, fun and food. Stock is not up to its usual amount however there are plenty of reasons to pick up some Swedish furniture here, (and enjoy some meatballs too!

I love hiking to IKEA in Milton Keynes. It's always inspiring, and I can never leave empty-handed—I've got to buy something! The store is spacious, clean, and well-designed. However, during our visit, one issue was the lack of helpful employees. Some were either rude or just didn’t seem to know the answers to our questions. A special shoutout goes to the guy at the self-service area; I didn't catch his name, but he was really friendly and helpful. Another downside was the confusing layout, especially finding items in aisle 0, which was not very well organized. It took us a while to locate what we wanted. Overall, I still love visiting IKEA, even just to browse, and I always look forward to my hot dog meal at the end!

I really enjoy IKEA. The design is great, and even though the café was quite busy, the service was still timely. The food was hot and delicious.