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While no compelling reason exists to eat at IKEA unless you're shopping there, you're doing yourself a dis-service if you're buying furniture without dining. And we don't mean a chicken wrap or a salad. We're talking a plate of Swedish meatballs. With the gravy. And the potatoes and (most importantly) the lingonberries. You're only going to make the trip to IKEA maybe -- what? - twice a year, and we recommend meatballs on both visits, just to stay on the safe side. If you're feeling meatballed-out, the salmon will suffice, but they'll keep the meatballs coming here all day from 10 in the morning till after 8 at night. That's exactly the sort of fortification you're going to need to read all those assembly manuals later.
Just because you're not into the whole Ultra/PLUR/WMC scene -- and had to use Google to understand what the hell we're talking about, here -- doesn't mean you've got to stay locked up indoors for th... More »
When you think of Easter, you probably think of a giant bunny hiding colorful eggs, followed by a big ham dinner... unless you're Swedish. Then you're picturing a table overflowing with herring and me... More »
If you're heading to IKEA in Sunrise to pick up some cheap furniture and a snack, don't worry too much about finding remnants of Trigger in your lunch.Earlier in the week, authorities in the Czech Rep... More »
For some, IKEA means hours of torture assembling some bookcase named "elfenhammer". For others, the giant blue and yellow warehouse is a place where Swedish meatballs and lingonberry jelly are abundan... More »
Ahhh, Ikea. The place where millions of people flock like sheep to buy cheap couches and bookcases with names that sound more like fungal infections (blaxmo, slojda, staffli) than furnitu... More »
The whining. The nagging. The incessant need for coddling. Sometimes your spouse just drives you bonkers -- the kind of insanity that only strolling through a labyrinth of home goods can cure. Of course, you still have the tykes to contend with. It is tedious mornings like these that demand freedom -- and honey, that's why IKEA's Small Land exists. Geared toward children who are potty-trained but haven't yet gotten too big to cuddle (height requirements are between 37 and 54 inches... More »
You have officially entered the belly of the beast: IKEA. It's terrifying, overwhelming, and incredibly efficient all at once. To come out of this battle victorious, you've got to think ahead. Once you actually begin your quest through the serpentine footpath of housewares, there is no turning back; there are no shortcuts. By hour three, the hallucinations begin: you're being chased by colorful futons and unrealistically well-organized work stations. You begin buying everything you see,... More »
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