This branch is less frenetic than other Ikeas I've been to. Yeah, it's maze-like the same as all their stores, but parking is easier -- much better than Atlanta -- and the staff is friendlier than what I was used to. It may just be familiarity, but all-in-all I think Conshohocken offers a pretty good shopping experience. Living in a studio with another person, even part-time, offers challenges. With limited square footage, I maximize floor space and -- because aesthetics are important -- keep everything to scale. I solved practical problems with recent Ikea purchases: ** There's little room between our apartment-sized couch and the wall-mounted tv. Most coffee tables are too big, but Ikea stocks a basic parson coffee table that meets my dimensions. A bonus that it's only $29.99! ** Limited storage problems are solved with Ikea boxes designed to store shoes. We hung them inside closets and by the front door, now filled with hats, gloves, underwear, dish towels -- really everything BUT shoes. ** The place is too small for dinner parties, but c'mon over for wine and charcuterie! Two Ikea wine racks one-over-the-other, maximizes space. Functional, plus I like the way it looks. While Ikea is great for college students and folks starting out, the store continues to be a valuable resource for a number of my needs. read more

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This IKEA is located just off the interstate. Selection and value is like the other locations. I was towing an RV so their parking lot was a challenge to get in and out of a Sat. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

Amazing Ikea located in the Consohocken area that is closer to Bjs and Home Depot, this one has a private parking lot. Visited this location to get some work desk and furniture. There are lot of items on floor display and great set of sample rooms with several combinations to make some decisions. There are front outdoor parking or indoor garage parking in back side. Collections are amazing for furniture and able to make several combinations. Prizes are great and so is quality. The restaurant is a big plus with lot of choices and priced reasonable. Good thing is that we can also check stock online prior to heading to the store. read more

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Most people aren't coming to IKEA for a gourmet meal, but if you know what you're in for, it hits the spot every time. Ikea warehouses are extremely diverse, with shopping, childcare, and food galore. Their cafe houses a crowd favorite Swedish meatball meal that traditionally comes with lingenberry, mashed potatoes, and peas! It's all very good for cafe food, and is pretty reasonably priced at $9.99 per meal, including the drink. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

ONE STAR........... this was the most terrible experience ever how could they make the display rooms so cute but the experience TERRIBLE I mean the rooms were so adorable and are a perfect way to image your dream space and is very fun but once you get down to the market place your whole experience turns I mean how are we supposed to know if we got the right bookshelf if know one EVEN HELPED I mean we were in there for 5 HOURS I was so stressed I almost SHARTED I mean after the amen's stress and being in that stupid facility we were STARVING so we were thinking the food might make up but NO the hotdogs looked like mystery meet so I was stuck sitting on the floor eating mediocre Swedish hazelnut chocolate well my on my 46 pre-onset dementia itself started hallucinating cause I was so tired. There were babies on the ceiling. They started floating and Twerking on the ceiling horrible experience never coming back again unless I needed another bookshelf. read more

Its an Ikea, for sure. I went here to go find furniture for my new apartment. I suppose if I were going it alone, i'd be mildly confused, but then again Ikea isn't exactly your normal retail outlet. The showrooms are wonderfully designed. Whilst I didn't have a single interaction with any of the employees--I also work retail, so I kind of made it my goal to bother as little people as possible. All and all I made away with a couch, ottoman, plates, a bedframe, cushions for my couch, and countless other little bits and trinkets you don't think about until you don't have them for a little over 700 bucks. Not bad. Course, I bought stuff that was on yellow-tag clearance, but still. In this economy, walking out with all that stuff for less than a grand feels like a fools errand. read more

Big and fabulous! So many ways to organize and decorate your room. I was amazed at the selection and at how many helpful staff members were available to assist. There is also a cute cafe with some lovely Swedish food offerings . I tried it too. Vegan Swedish meatballs. I look forward to returning! read more

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After a flood that took out the basement last year, we needed to replace a ton of furniture that got eaten by dangerous mold spores. Queue a family trip to IKEA, the amusement park equivalent in the commercial furniture industry. As an industrial designer who used to design furniture and office equipment, I've always loved touring the showrooms and taking a close look at the products here. It's great being able to see and test things out before committing to purchasing them. I recommend giving yourself plenty of time to meander the floor as it's easy to get distracted and sidetracked! Due to the wear on the floor samples though, we did spot some broken furniture, and my mother nearly had a mishap on a chair that was unexpectedly coming apart at the seams. I'm not sure what the standards are on checking to make sure samples are safe for the public to test, but we let an employee know about that particular chair. Based on my recent experiences here, I think the floor units should be switched out more frequently or inspected more often (especially chairs). Children, in particular, seem to go nuts here and jump or crash on everything. Note to parents of small children -- please be aware that samples can be worn and pose a safety issue, and to please prevent them from wreaking havoc if they are so inclined. To everyone else testing floor samples, inspect it before you test it! Another accessibility and safety issue I noticed is the lack of contrast on the gray stairs. Especially for people who are visually-impaired, the gray stairs can be very dangerous navigating. It's easy to miss a step you can't see or discern. Even for people who do not have vision concerns, the lack of contrast can still make the steps hard to see, especially under flat indoor lighting. I wish I'd taken a photo of that this time around. Anyway, stay vigilant, mind the gap, and if you see something, say something! Now go have fun. read more

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The elevators at this store do not run well at all. They rock, shake, and vibrate harshly while moving, and they do not level properly. Well, with the exception of the elevators that go from the merchandise pickup area to the parking garage (elevator #9 and elevator #10). But as for the elevators that serve the showroom and marketplace and entrance (elevator #1, elevator #2, and elevator #4), they are the absolute definition of death trap. They not only ride rough, they have door glitches too. The worst part is, when I complained to management, they did squat. The store itself also violates Montgomery County Code, as it does not have exit signs mounted low to the ground. Unbelievable. Go to the IKEA in South Philadelphia. Those elevators run much better. read more

Not sure why everyone decides to gather their babies here,since it is an adult furniture store,but anyway haven't been to one of these in years as our residence had changed and didn't really need anymore things. There seems to be something for all tastes here. read more

IKEA - Gaming room - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

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You truly can never go wrong with IKEA. IKEA is such a classic with such a vast store with options for days. Driving up this IKEA, I was greeted by the standard blue and yellow exterior. Walking in I got the sense that I was in a parallel dimension where it just felt like comfort. I could post about IKEA for days, but my thoughts are a couple. 1.) There was a lot of items missing from this location which made it inconvenient 2.) The food court is a classic - inexpensive, bland, but a vital part of IKEA. We ordered the meatballs and salmon dishes. Salmon curry sauce was amazing but everything else was under seasoned. Unless there are other furniture store recommendations, will be back! read more

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Admittedly, I hadn't been to an IKEA probably in this millennium or if it was it had been 15+ years. What I had forgotten about is that you really need to adjust how you shop when you come here. If not, you're probably going to leave frustrated and/or annoyed. A few Captain Obvious observations: The store is large. Very easy to walk in circles or as my Yelp friend Gerald said correctly in his review, play chutes and ladders trying to read their idiotic store maps if you want/need to leave/just get to the checkout/bypass eight sections of things you don't care about. Need help? Good f-ing luck. Aside from a few employees downstairs near the registers or the warehouse section where you actually pick up/select what you want, there was next to no one on the second floor and that second floor had a crap ton of customers milling around for it being 11am on a weekday. To me you can have a good experience if you're looking for something very, very niche and/or you've pre-gamed on the website and know it exists and/or you know EXACTLY what you want when you get to the store (assuming when you get to the store they have what you want in stock). But just coming in to browse? Hell. No. I mean I guess IKEA figured out years ago how frustrating the shopping experience is at their stores which is why they offer a restaurant and food here. You might die of starvation without it because it took so long to find what you came for plus you probably couldn't find the exit. Overall I guess for some people this place is nirvana for cheap pre-made crap that looks "nice". Thanks but I'll pay more to shop elsewhere. read more

[1167] 1/2021 This IKEA is on the smaller side and the parking lot shows it. Although that didn't stop people from coming. We arrived early with no issues with parking. When we left people were having a hard time. The set up is the same in all the Ikeas I visited. I wanted containers but someone messed up and put the lid and no containers. The smaller containers w no lid. No one was around to ask so we eventually left. I'll be back read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

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3 of 5 stars explains some. No cashiers. Let's say that again - NO Cashiers. Did not get order. Nor did I get a hot dog and food downstairs cause they don't take cash. Cash people. So went in - had full cart and ready to get some food on my way out - got nothing. Sad. We group up with ikea. Three of us in our family have worked for ikea Plymouth meeting and nationally. What has happened to what it once was. SAD. Stop getting rid of cashiers. read more

An example of how a retailer had over 3 months to prepare or prepare their staff. But didn't. For a family-oriented business whose message is progressive, this is an epic failure. The half-hearted attempt to adhere to safety is REALLY poor. The new layout confuses staff. So they can't help. It is too obvious they haven't had the training nor the management guidance. Then, the checkout line. About two hundred customers deep with no proper spacing side to side. Had to abandon cart and leave. read more

IKEA - Not Ready! - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

Ikea in Conshohocken is fantastic -- from staff to products. Brianna in the cafe area is first rate. She went out of her way to help multiple times. Can't imagine someone more attentive! read more

I like ikea. It's fun to go and walk through the market area, get ideas and pick up some stuff for the house. The website wouldn't allow me to place an order to be shipped to my home. It also didn't offer pick up at the store closes to me. It did provide this location as a choice for pick up so I decided I'd go there over the weekend since it's not near me, at all. I would have preferred to order for pick up so it would be ready but it assigns you a day and two hour window for pick up. It doesn't feel very customer friendly. Long story short, they didn't have what I wanted in stock. I wasn't happy. I purchased them in a different color, but I wasn't thrilled. Hopefully they get their website/shipping in order soon. read more

IKEA - Four throw pillow covers - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

I love Ikea and the Ikea experience but I will not be coming to this location again. Customer service is sub par. No greetings and I was in the store for an hour and a half. Grabbed some food from the cafe at the exit only to be told that they only had pickled mushroom chips and no drinks except Icees. Also, asked a question in warehouse, and employee was upset. Go to South Philly location. A little busier but much more friendly. read more

IKEA - Nice versatile cabinent set up. Love the color. - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

Went there for plants and end up having dinner there! I always thought they only have Swedish meatballs in the cafeteria, until I went there on a Sunday! There had a wide range of selection of cakes, salads and so on. The cured salmon was decent, and I love their vegetable soup, also don't forget their 1$ unlimited fountain drink! The pear soda is my go to, you can't easier find it anywhere else. Anything you see in there you can add it to your home no matter it is the food, or the dinner wears, even the decorations. What is better than that? read more

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Been a long time since I've visited an ikea. Since we're moving soon we decided to take a look at the furniture they have as we're probably going to sell what we have and start over again. Staff here was very friendly and helpful and answered all of our questions. The team that was serving food were great with the kids. Good stuff all around. read more

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I recently tried IKEA's cafeteria and had their meatball meal with mashed potatoes, peas, and jam. It was deliciously cooked and priced at $9. Parking was easy, and the service was fast. Recommended! read more

IKEA - Meatballs - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

This was my first in persons experience at IKEA. I love their online storefront so going there in person blew me away. The amount of items and how they stage them was such a home decor inspiration. You cannot beat the prices and selection. I found a furniture set I liked which was out of stock in store and online-with no idea if I can even get it?? However, the cafe had a wide variety of food selections. Long line but it moved quickly and the prices are unbeatable for a quality lunch. An overall fun day all inside of ikea. I will be back! read more

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Steady update review at 4 stars, store is clean and bright. The cafeteria food is absolutely consistent- do use the condiments and spices as I felt it needed a lot of seasoning. The store delivers exactly what you want to get at an Ikea. read more

Similar to Pastrami, you really have to be in the mood for IKEA since there's really no easy way to get from here to there in this serpentine of a store. Follow the arrows, be good boys and girls and eventually you'll make it to the $49 office chairs and impossibly cheap plastic palm trees cheekily named Fjord and Findeglaad respectively. Luckily I was in the mood and glided past the inflatable couches and balsa wood bedding designed by the Marquis de Sade himself. We picked up a few houseware items and scent diffusers just to make the drive worthwhile. And I kept cheering myself up reminding me how much I prefer this location to the usual bedlam in their Elizabeth or Philadelphia locations. What we didn't appreciate was their constant braying about safety and distance over the store sound system only to be delivered into a madhouse at checkout where only five of fifteen lanes were staffed (to maintain distance) but customers were logjammed in the queue. What's the word for stupidity in Swedish? I don't mind waiting in the interest of safety but don't brag about how you have pandemic retail down to a science and then blow yourself up at the end. Omtöcknod is the word I'm looking for. I think I'll pass on a return visit until I get my jab of the vaccine. read more

Wow what a place!!! This place is MASSIVE!!!! I spent hours here and still need to go back a few times to even absorb half of it. There are so many cute little set up model rooms and so many cool things to buy. I went here with my mother and it was a wonderful time. Also, the cafe on the second floor has amazing food and for a great price! I will continue to update this review with photos when I go back a second time. I highly recommend you go here if you like looking at model homes or need new things for your home! read more

IKEA - Bought two of these! Pillow cover + pillow stuffing = one pillow - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

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This rating is for the FOOD! IKEA cafe is pretty popular specially because of the pricing... very cheap! I loveeeee the Swedish meatballs - sooo yum!!! Also loveeeee the chocolate cake - or should I say slice of cake lol Other things on the menu that I have not tried: Chicken tenders Fries Corn Mashed potatoes with gravy Braised pork or beef (not sure which one) You get kid meals too. Coffee, tea, sodas are only $1 each. 2 chocolate cakes (slices) cost less than $8. Sooo worth it!!! read more

IKEA - Yummy chocolate cake at IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

All around poor customer service today. I've always been satisfied with this IKEA, but this trip wasn't as pleasant. The woman in the cafeteria was not helpful when I said I didn't have my IKEA Family card. She was rude about it and offered no assistance. The woman at checkout was just as rude. As she was scanning my items she looked at me and said, "you need to move your stuff so I can scan it." As I'm standing there arms full, a shopping cart and push cart packed with goods. No "thank you," "have a nice day," etc. Can't beat a tray of food for less than $7. IKEA excels at many things, customer service just isn't one of them. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

Great week at IKEA. They had a spring break series of events this week for kids out of school. Each day a different craft was featured. Today they did glass frame painting. You paint on plastic glass and can slide the painting in the frame they give you. My grandson loved it. The staff working these events were super friendly. The events were free. I enjoyed my pre craft lunch today. The salmon was perfectly cooked and the dill sauce was very tasty. The vegetables were fresh and not over cooked. The potato pancake was also tasty but on the cool side my grandson always enjoys his kid portion of chicken tenders and fries which he almost always cleans the plate. The portion is a good size and the price is right. After crafts and lunch we enjoyed the $1 soft serve cones and the free samples of hazelnut chocolate. read more

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DO NOT BUY IKEA! I purchased the Lammar cabinet. I had issues. On March 12th I online chatted with customer service. They suggested to have their service company come out, at my expense. Only the bottom section (below drawer) was put together. I then called customer service. I was told that they put an order in, with picture from instruction manual, for replacement of that section. "You'll be hearing from the store re delivery in 48 hours." March 17/18th - called customer service. "Where is it? Heard nothing from store". I was told that the store said they're not aware of having to ship it because it was bought online". By end of conversation, I was told "you'll have it delivered on Thursday." THAT IS TODAY. I cleared my schedule to sit home and wait. I just called customer service, explained that I have heard NOTHING from the store regarding todays delivery, AGAIN, and today is delivery day. I was told "We need a picture". (The picture that was sent back on March 12th by customer service rep) NOW YOU WANT A PICTURE? AFTER TELLING ME TWICE IT WAS BEING DELIVERED (AKA Approved for replacement). I said no. Ikea has taken so much of my time, going around and around on their website, talking to customer service reps, being lied to over and over again, and sitting home today waiting for a delivery that was never scheduled. Meanwhile, my back room, the main exit/entrance, has stacks of ikea parts and sections assembled. Once again, I was told I will hear from Ikea in 24-48 hours. Hey IKEA?!!! On Monday, March 24th? If I do not have the section delivered? I'm gathering all of this junk up and dropping it off at your store. YOU ARE TOO MUCH AGGRAVATION. People! DO NOT BUY FROM IKEA! You will NEVER talk to someone at the store, which means each call is a different customer service rep with a different story. That keeps no one accountable, like, say, a store employee. Please stay away from this horrible company. It's NOT WORTH IT. read more

First timers and we had no idea how it worked! Basically you walk through winding aisles of really nice kitchen, bedroom, closet, etc displays. You cannot buy anything off of the display. You have to wait until you get to the end and visit the "Marketplace" where everything is available for purchase. I picked up a few mini poinsettias but when I got to the register I was told one was a "display" (but I got it from the Marketplace with the many others they had on the shelf for purchase!) and the cashier threw it in a bin under her register! If I wanted another, I'd have to go back and grab one and wait in their long lines. Nope. Wasn't worth it! I'd visit again, as the prices were pretty good and they had a good selection of products. read more

I bought a dresser from the Conshohocken, PA store. The top piece had a deep scratch out of the box, so exchanged it 2 days later. Found out the next day upon trying to assemble that the replacement top was machined wrong, so errant screw holes wouldn't allow assembly. Took 2nd top back next day to exchange, and dealt with a pleasant representative and a manager, who discounted me $50 (upon my request) for my time and gas in having to make multiple exchanges to that point, as my drive was 30 minutes each way and gas is $3.55/gallon and driving an SUV. Unfortunately, I was then given a cracked part as the 3rd top, so I asked to exchange yet again while still at the store. When a 4th one came out of the stock room with finish issues (an employee even noted it looked like it had been filled somehow), I politely asked for yet another. The look of dread on the faces of the 3 or 4 employees standing there in that I would ask such a thing was evident. One woman became frustrated and declared, "We can't just keep taking these out of stock! He has had 3 of these now! I'm calling the manager." A manager showed up and had a sidebar with the employee before speaking to me. The manager told me that she would not exchange the top again and that I could have a 10% discount to make it a "final sale" (so that I would essentially go away) and would not be returnable, or that I could take the marred top home and if I decide I don't like it that I could bring the whole unit back for a refund, which made no sense. I told her that I was not happy in the moment, so I wouldn't be happy later, and was already in the store to resolve the issue in the current moment directly with her. She told me that if I wasn't happy with the ones exchanged to me already that I wouldn't be happy with the next one. I told her the finishes on all of the others were good, except for the other defects, so that her claim didn't hold any merit. She was not willing to work with me, and when I said to her that I feel as if IKEA's defective parts were being held against me, where I am being made to feel like I am somehow being a difficult customer in my reasonable attempt to be accommodated for a top that was actually not a blem or defect, she essentially blew it off and wouldn't engage with me beyond saying that I was accommodated multiple times already. She pretty much gave me an ultimatum to take it or leave it, where IKEA's lack of quality control was made to seem acceptable. While the experience started off well with the first representative and first manager, there was little empathy or good customer service after by the others. I was polite and courteous to all I interacted with and came in to do this transaction at a time when the return department was not busy. read more

Their displays and the size of the store are truly impressive. What is NOT impressive is how anything you want is always out of stock and even worse, unable to order! We have had this happen on at least 6 occasions on everything from lighting fixtures to dressers to an easel for my son's room. It's unfortunate that they create beautiful displays that no one can recreate because they are never adequately stocked. P.s. just today went there to buy a dozen or so plush dinosaurs for my son's 3rd birthday. Would you know that there were at least 40 on display but they wouldn't sell me a single one that was ziptied to the shelf? "These are for display" Fantastic but if you have none of the item in which you are displaying, excessively might I add, then that defeats the purpose, don't you think? read more

I love Ikea. If I have some time, it can be fun to explore. I love the small breakfast to get the day going. There are so many hidden gems in Ikea; however, with some of the items you get what you pay for and that's why the online reviews are helpful to check out before buying an item. If I have to go back for an item I forgot, I look it up online and it says where the item is located. I used to be able to get in and out quickly, but lately that hasn't been the case. My only complaint about IKEA is how long the lines are in check out and how few cashiers they have for check out. It used to be worse a year ago. There have been times where I have put down my stuff and just left it at IKEA. I know most people suck it up because Ikea is a time commitment. It also takes forever to check out because customers usually just moved and are stressed and cannot think straight. We've all been there, but I'll admit seeing the IKEA melt downs make it worth the trip. read more

Ikea is an amazing place. Low cost, decent quality furniture and home supplies and an amazing cafe with even more affordable and delicious meals. It's difficult to walk around an Ikea without constantly wondering if you need the items in front of you. I was consistently surprised at how low the price was for every item there. I came here to buy a dresser and ended up leaving with much, much more than that. The Conshohocken Ikea is clean, the people are friendly, and the food was great. I was hangry from moving all day so I ordered two meals - the classic Swedish meatballs and the smoked salmon plate. The best part was, I got those two full meals for around $10. They also sell a lot of the food they serve at the marketplace downstairs. You cannot beat the amount of bang you get with your buck than Ikea, and the Conshohocken store is a a fantastic one. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

I love IKEA, but they have an issue with stock availability. I have been wanting to buy a Billy bookcase corner unit with extensions in a particular color for a while now, and it's never in stock, or they don't have the whole thing. If look online it's also not available anywhere in this state. They really need to have a better handle on their inventory; especially popular items or don't list it on the website. I understand that during the pandemic there was a huge issue with shipping and endless delays; but we are a few years out now and you would think this is somewhat resolved. read more

IKEA ONLINE GIFT CARD REVIEW Claimed to refund my $100 gift card 11 days ago. My bank did due diligence and made sure they definitely didn't receive anything. A male customer service agent who wouldn't give his name and a female CS agent named Gabby both claimed the refund was made, citing an e-mail claiming so as proof. Both hung up on me as I protested that this was not so. I found a number for customer service escalation - *******209 - and spoke to someone who discovered that indeed no refund case had ever been created and as of today they are creating and escalating a case. However, it is beyond belief that a company would a) send a refund confirmation letter and never actually act to process a refund and b) that two customer service reps would refuse to transfer me to a supervisor and hang up on a paying customer. IKEA has lost my business forever and I'll never buy a gift card associated with CashStar. read more

Spent $10,000 on new kitchen and 9 weeks, 4 visits, hours of being on hold, multiple calls later, we are still without a kitchen and just have a ton of boxes taking up our entire living room. Expect to spend hours waiting around because people here move like sloths. read more

Totally recommend this place as a lunch spot. The prices are unbelievable. Great value for reasonably good food. Love the Swedish meatballs. Also have tried the salmon burger. This is also the perfect place to bring kids. Cheap kids meals, a daycare center while you shop, a beautiful kids furniture&toys section. It's awesome! As to the quality of their products, I've always been satisfied with my ikea furniture. Got a great desk and it's held up nicely with time. Same for my tv stand. Obviously, for the low prices, you can't expect perfection. But it's definitely great value. And... the staff at ikea are always pleasant and helpful at this location. Absolutely would recommend! read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

This IKEA retail location has ample parking, an area to have kids babysat (which I have never seen) - the Plymouth Meeting location (now closed) had a ballroom. There is a cafeteria with inexpensive, generally tasty dishes (though sometimes underwhelming in flavor). At one point they had dance lessons there, but every so often there are special events hosted on-site (see their web site for details). Most everything in IKEA is DIY, or Do It Yourself, from browsing the showroom's mock kitchens and bedrooms - which can be fun to get decorating ideas and to discover odd items you didn't know you wanted - to picking up the furniture you want from the warehouse, to assembling that bookshelf you bought. There are IKEA staff around to help you with planning and decorating your home or office. For a fee, the store can ship any products to your home, and/or hire an in-home assembly service to do the dirty work of messing with that hex wrench. I like IKEA for their straightforward, approachable designs. Not all of their products are dirt cheap, and some are made less robust than one would like, but take a look, you'll probably find something you like! NOTE: IKEA does not permit photography in their stores (unsure exactly why), and I took photos in their cafeteria before I was aware of that restriction. read more

This place is slowly taking a decline for two main reasons. 1) Less variety There is a smaller variety than they've had in the past (For example, I was looking for shower curtains. Last year around this time, they had curtains in almost every color of the rainbow. This year they had 2 solid colors and 2 patterns (with those two colors) Very disappointing!) 2) Crowds. Word must be out because it's been so crowded the last few times I've been here! I've tried going different times of the day, but haven't been able to avoid the bulk of the masses yet. When all I'm buying is a pack of tealights or chocolate, I'd like to wait in a line of less than 10 people with 20 things apiece. Okay, thanks. The chocolate at the register is still one of my reasons for going though! read more