There are very few places where you can buy fun unique household items. It's definitely not cheap…read morebut it's worth it (to me). I don't shop here for necessities, but for fun. Like a stuffed unicorn head, an Asian noodle bowl with built in chopstick holders, and paper lanterns. They have boxes of fortune cookies that are always a great gift for a dinner party!

Not very big, but an amusing shop with a lot of nicely-looking household accessories. They sell…read moremany bright cute things including funny toys and bags, candles, stuff for coffee and tea, tableware and table-linen, kitchen and bathroom equipment, a bit of furniture, and gardening instruments. The prices in general are above average, but the design of some items is definitely worth it. It's a nice shop to find beautiful things for home or get an interesting gift.

Tento týden jsem byl s kamarády v Ikei na Zličíně a zastavili jsme se v jídelně na jídlo. Mám…read moreotřesný zážitek! Dal jsem si salát s krevetami a majonézou. Nespal jsem a zvracel jsem celou noc. Zajímalo by mě jak dlouho tam to jídlo bylo. Tohle nikomu nepřeju! Strašný zážitek. I visited IKEA this week and had a shrimp salad with mayonnaise in the cafeteria. It was a horrible experience. I spent the whole night vomiting, couldn't sleep at all, and felt extremely sick. The food definitely did not seem fresh. I truly wouldn't wish this experience on anyone!

This Ikea is located a little way outside of Prague city center, but is pretty easy to get to -…read moreYellow line to Černý Most and right when you get off,  walk downstairs to bus #12 which goes only to and from the Ikea. The bus comes every 10 minutes.  Uber is also an option if you don't drive.  So on the weekend,  this place is crazy packed! I felt like I was going to get ran over by the speed shoppers! Was hard to really browse like I wanted. For a more leisurely shop I went first thing on a Monday morning. Much better.  I had a return and found English-speaking employees were limited (non existent) in this store. But, return center is on the main floor,  all the way to the right, next to cashiers.  Just take a number at the automated kiosk - there is an "English" option. There is a little sitting area here and a charging station for phones etc. In this area you will also find the" self wrap" area (packing paper and shrink wrap)  where you package your breakables after check out.  Unless you bring your own shopping bag,  you will have to purchase one at the register (if needed). What else ... well as you know Ikea sells ANYTHING and EVERYTHING you need for house decor (and some things you didn't know you needed). I didn't check out the cafe this time but it is huge! I picked up a few tiny items for my kitchen this time and saw some cute art work and mirrors I may go back for.

From the owner: Vybírejte značkové a ekonomicky výhodné koupelnové vybavení, obklady a dlažby tuzemských i…read morezahraničních výrobců. Nákup v Keramika Soukup je správná volba!