I used to buy a lot in this Habitat shop. It's when quality and design products meet affordable…read moreprice. Since I am not living full-time in Paris, I still visit and I feel in better mood, as old times. Just watch, touch... :)

A standard model Ikea but this one has windows on the restroom doors. I was shocked. Why bother…read morewith a door on the restrooms if you're going to put a window in it? I don't get it.

Note: This review focuses on this specific IKEA and not the furniture brand as a whole…read more Love that this IKEA is part of a small "village" of stores with other home goods. Easy parking. Easily accessible from highway from Paris. Great selection of goods. However, POOR SERVICE. Selection of Goods: 4.5 stars Wonderful selection. This 3-story IKEA has most of the furniture it lists online. Quality of Service: 2 stars Very careless employees so make sure you DOUBLE CHECK to make sure 1) they ordered the right items for you, 2) they double check if they first claim the item is not in stock (it sometimes is). We paid for delivery of our stuff, yet there was one table, for some bizarre reason, that just "couldn't be delivered", so we had to pick it up ourselves. This was very annoying since we had paid for delivery. Location of Store: 4 stars Great location outside of Paris (as most IKEA's are), easily accessible. FREE PARKING. Easy in-out

This is for the restaurant. It never disappoints. The lamb shank is delicious and as good as some…read moreI've had at some Michelin Star restaurants. Of course, the meatballs w/ mash potatoes & gravy are always a hit. And one can't go wrong with the fish & chips. The food is mostly standardized to a global level, but what sets this apart are the desserts, accompaniments, wine selections, coffee, service, and ambiance. Customer service is a career here, not the employment of last resort as in some other places. Putting it all together it's just "Better" than what I've experienced at many Ikea restaurants in other countries. ... hence this review. Try the lamb shank ...it's worth it. The surrounding area is a light industrial business park with some other big box stores and a few American fast food places. ...nothing to rave about. Though, it's a very convenient location 8 minutes from CDG airport and a good place to stop with hungry family for a quick, inexpensive meal that is better than the surrounding choices. Massive free parking, which a +++ anywhere in the Paris metro area. The store itself is worth the drive from Paris due to the broader on-site inventory. Places in the City are overall smaller with less inventory and exhibits.

Oh what a day... 4 hours at Ikea is enough to drive anyone a little crazy. Especially if the last…read morehour is spent waiting for one 69euro cabinet to be brought out at the pick-up area. We started our day at Ikea in the cafeteria for a quick bite and coffee and it was clean and the food very similar to others. They had a pretty awesome pastry spread unlike others. I also spotted crawfish! We then went through all the different areas that every ikea has structured in almost an identical manner. The place was packed! Must have been because it was Saturday and the weather was nice. We found everything we needed including one item that needed to be brought our from the warehouse. We went through the line pretty quickly and they were even able to add my USA Ikea family number to the purchase. Only thing left was to pick up our one item. There was one person working the 'retrait des achats' (retrieval of purchases) and one other person working the 'livraison' (delivery) section. I was hearing grumbling all around us when we sat down and just accepted it as being surrounded by French people. But after 50 minutes, it was getting ridiculous. We were lucky enough to snag a staffer from the back as he was returning to the warehouse area and asked him if this was normal. In 5 minutes we had our package. During the time waiting, I observed the slowest, most lackadaisical service ever at an Ikea. Check out my tip for how to avoid this happening to you!

Wow - went here (off the A15) yesterday to get a few things for the house...this place really is…read morebizarre...its welcoming, the staff are friendly, indeed they are helpful from the moment you arrive till they load whatever you've bought into the car for you A plus point is they are selling some really nice stuff...the garden table and chairs we bought in the summer have been seriously well used all summer...now we have a couple of bathroom cupboards to put up in the house when we get back to England later this week If only all big stores behave like this! Cross check Leroy & Ikea on the same road...ok but busy and seriously understaffed in comparison Recommended!!!

Habitat chain of furniture and decoration of the house…read more proposes just as good teaches the following categories: Bureau; House & Bathroom; Food & Dining; Children; Lighting; Salon & Storage. Around parts of size (furniture, sofas, tables, furniture for children, etc.). teaches disclaims all accessories the dress: plates, glasses, mugs, pots, coins literire, through articles for the toilet As for prices, they are somewhat more expensive than at IKEA, but quality is better .. Habitat units operate in self service. The decor and recovery objects are particularly successful. At this title, despite having been included in the group IKEA, HABITAT kept his identity and somewhere its smart touch. Habitat Wagram was the first of the hit series. Even if it does nothing, it's a nice place, and staff goes to the customer, which is to emphasize this time