IKEA Chemnitz in Chemnitz

Sehr empfehlenswert, modern und familienfreundlich. Hier kommt mann immer wieder gerne vorbei :)

Tatsächlich haben verschidene Ikea-Standorte unterschiedliche Charaktere,wenn auch subtil. Hier in Chemnitz ist es einen Ticken freundlicher und willkommener als in Erfurt. Sonst... Leute,das ist nur Ikea

Bin in eine falsche Einfahrt gefahren wo gerade gebaut wurde, hatte kurz mit einem älteren Bauarbeiter gesprochen. Dieser nannte mich am Ende der völlig normalen Konversation ein "dummer Spacken". Gab keinen Grund mich zu beleidigen. Solch ein Umgang ist unverschämt.

Bissl anstrengend mit den Selbstbedienungskassen sonst ein entspanntes Erlebnis dort

Ein toller Laden, wir sind gerne hier

Massive Wartezeiten bei der Rückgabe und an den Kassen, obwohl Haufen Mitarbeiter rum stehen.

Immer wieder ein Abenteuer, denn man hat einen Wunsch und geht mit neuen Ideen und das macht es einfach nur Mega! Und das Personal ist Kundenorientiert !!!

Definitiv das letzte Mal! Schon die Tatsache, das man wegen 11,99€ für einen Vorhang zum Umtausch fahren muss. Dann zieht man, wie auf dem Amt, dumm eine Nummer und muss warten. Aber dann noch unterstellt zu bekommen, das man unrechtmäßig das Etikett aus dem Vorhang entfernt zu haben und diese benutzt und alt wäre. Eine Frechtheit. Service wird hier definitiv KLEIN geschrieben. Die sehen mich definitiv nicht wieder.

Wir waren vor Kurzem im Ikea Chemnitz um über die Zweite-Chance-Rückkaufaktion von Ikea zwei tolle Rattan-Sessel zurück zugeben, da diesen durch unseren Umzug leider keinen Platz mehr finden. Beide Stühle hatten wir mit dem Zustand "wie neu" angegeben und ein Online-Angebot von 34,79€ als Rückkaufangebot erhalten. Im Ikea am Kundenservice angekommen, haben wir eine ganze Weile geduldig gewartet, bis unsere Nummer endlich aufgerufen wurde. Dann wurde uns nach Prüfung beider Sessel gesagt, dass nur einer dem Zustand entspricht und der zweite, durch leichte Gebrauchsspuren, nicht den Angaben entspricht. Leider waren beide Ikea-Mitarbeiter nicht in der Lage mit ihrem System den Ankaufpreis zu verändern und mussten die Summe schließlich manuell eingeben. Als dies anstand, kam die Frage auf, was die Stühle nun noch wert sind. Der prüfende Mitarbeiter sagte: "20 - 25€ pro Stuhl". Die zweite Mitarbeiterin wies daraufhin darauf hin, dass unser ursprüngliches Angebot bei 34,79€ für beide Sessel lag. Letztlich bekamen wir dann die 34,79€ als Gutschein ausgezahlt. Keine 10 Minuten später fanden sich besagte Rattan-Sessel in der Zweite-Chance-Verkaufsecke des Ikea für 34€ und 30€ wieder. Schon irgendwie unverständlich, dass die Sessel im Verkauf dann doch wieder fast das Doppelte wert sind, wie im Ankauf, nachdem dort noch wegen der leichten Gebrauchsspuren an einem Sessel an dessen Wert gezweifelt wurde. Ich finde die Idee mit der Zweiten Chance für gebrauchte Ikea-Produkte grundsätzlich sehr schön und nachhaltig, aber so wie es gestern gelaufen ist, weiß ich ehrlich gesagt nicht, ob ich dies nochmal nutzen werde.

Großer Ikea der sich aber aktuell im umbau befindet, dies stört allerdings nicht Parkplätze ausreichend vorhanden Es gibt allerdings nur noch sb Kassen, ziemlich nervig wenn man viele Artikel kauft, war sonst bedeutend schöner

Seit IKEA Selbstzahlerkassen eingeführt hat, möchte meine Frau nicht mehr dort hin und schaut nur noch vereinzelt online rein aber kauft nichts mehr. Vielen lieben Dank, ihr habt mir sehr viel Zeit und Ärger erspart.

Ich fahre lieber 200 km nach Nürnberg als hierher. So unfreundlich und nicht hilfsbereit. Ich möchte für 4K Möbel mit meiner Frau kaufen und soll mir vier Hände sechs Wagen.

Unfortunately, there were hardly any Christmas offers, the restaurant was overcrowded, and the ordering process was impersonal.

The food was completely gone downhill, lukewarm, and I had stomach pains and cramps 10 minutes after eating. That was the last time we'll be there.

Ikea Chemnitz: 1/26 Now it's almost all just sales. What used to be an experience and something special is degenerating into a standard furniture store. They've completely removed the children's pasta, and the seating is uninspired... Let's see when the management consultant takes the next step: paid parking, childcare gone, standing tables, a coin-operated machine by the restrooms, just keep going! If the customers' bad mood then rubs off on the employees (who still deserve praise!), management will have achieved its goal. Hopefully, other furniture stores will then take advantage of this ;-) 11/22 Unfortunately, it's been severely downsized - no children's cinema, pasta half the price (same price), reduced play equipment for children, etc. They're destroying themselves and it's only losing its appeal. Surely Corona is to blame ;-) But the staff are making up for it, keep it up, cost-cutting is disgusting - you'd be better off cutting yourselves out of business!!!

As usual at Ikea, no wishes remain unfulfilled.

Very nice staff, but shopping can be a bit difficult if you have a stroller.

Good selection, however there is currently construction work in the building, so the portable toilets are outside; they are very cramped, but they'll do in an emergency.

Unfortunately, you have to scan your own items. Not very customer-friendly.

As expected, it was incredibly crowded yesterday. The staff on the exhibition floor were friendly, but the self-checkout employee was totally annoyed and only gave us curt answers to our questions. The merchandise collection was efficient. Despite the massive crowds, the restaurant staff were always friendly and helpful.

We bought new doors for our PAX wardrobes at IKEA today (worth about €250). After unpacking them, we spent half an hour removing the adhesive. Unfortunately, there were still a lot of sticky residues left behind, which are now permanently embedded in the door. Absolutely outrageous for the price. Not recommended.

A small Ikea, so the selection is somewhat limited. Very labyrinthine. Currently, there are restrictions due to construction. The new food area with terminals for ordering and then picking up items takes some getting used to and isn't running very smoothly yet. Half of our order was forgotten. Also, it feels like a huge kitchen area with very few seats.

It's a shame that there are only self-checkout lanes now and that staff are being reduced. A little chat at the checkout was always pleasant. I always enjoyed going to Ikea, but now... It's also a shame that you can no longer charge hybrid cars at Ikea, only pure electric cars.

IKEA – stands for quality and great deals! Very friendly staff, excellent advice.

Nice for strolling, and you can also eat cheaply.

It's Ikea, the staff are very friendly, typical of Chemnitz...

Disappointing! The quality is terrible and the prices are exorbitant. It's great that everything is digital now, but then the packing lists should be accurate. We'll have to return for an exchange. Hot dog €3.50? Meatballs €10? We won't be back.

Absolutely the worst furniture store ever! You have to scan everything yourself at the checkout. And the touchscreen is awful. Then you have to dismiss all the food offers, only to be selected for a final check! The attendant then scans everything again! What a waste of time! Never again!

The self-service terminals in the restaurant take some getting used to.

Unfortunately, shopping here is no longer enjoyable.

We returned a defective, damaged tabletop and received a replacement tabletop with the wrong drill holes.

Ikea staff weren't exactly customer-friendly and seemed rather annoyed. The worst part is the food bowls now in the restaurant – incredibly unhygienic! 🤔☹️ Somehow, Ikea Chemnitz is getting worse instead of better. The portable toilet unit they've installed also doesn't contribute to a positive customer experience – sad!

Top store! The checkout area in particular has turned out beautifully and is complemented by the great staff.

After the renovation, it's a lovely restaurant with delicious food and drinks. Friendly staff.

Not too crowded, everyone super friendly. Despite the pre-Christmas stress 👍

I went to IKEA on Saturday and had read the recent reviews beforehand. So I was curious to see what it was like. Yes, this IKEA is currently being renovated; you can see it in many places. For example, the restrooms at the entrance are no longer where they used to be, but there's a solution at the exit in the parking lot. The restaurant is decorated for Christmas, much brighter than the old one. Taste is subjective, but it's fine by me. Ordering via the terminals worked; it's a common system used in other restaurants. It was quite crowded, but that was to be expected on a Saturday just before Christmas. Unfortunately, one item was out of stock, but a friendly employee helped me with the order and delivery. Even experienced IKEA shoppers can find their way around a bit tricky at the moment. At the self-checkout, after a brief explanation from the employee, I was able to get through quickly. You could also pay with cash, which I wish was available in the restaurant. ... I had no complaints about the friendliness of the staff; perhaps it was just me 😊. It's true, not everything is perfect at IKEA, but I don't want to imagine what it means to manage such a major renovation while the store is open. Therefore, 4 stars. According to them, this renovation should be finished in early summer 2026; I'm looking forward to it!

Renovation work and small product range

Automation is all well and good, but for customer service, one open counter is simply not enough for 30 waiting customers.

Very beautiful and a very pleasant atmosphere. The prices are reasonable.

You won't see me anymore. Self-service checkouts and self-service restaurant. Soulless…

IKEA Chemnitz is, in my opinion, three times nicer than Leipzig... everyone is very friendly, it's more organized and not so crowded... please keep it up, I'll only go to Chemnitz from now on.

The restaurant is awful after the renovation. There are no comfortable seating areas, everything is cold and lacks atmosphere. Ikea has such great decor, but the restaurant completely lacks it. It looks unfinished. Since I couldn't pay for my drink at the machine with cash and couldn't see the food beforehand (I like to see what I'm ordering), I left without eating. I left my basket with a few small items. Where are the cashiers? I don't see why I should have to do the cashiers' work myself, and I certainly don't want to take their jobs away—Ikea seems to have done that themselves. So, no food, no purchases, and no return for the time being.

I used to enjoy going to Ikea, but the renovation of the restaurant area and the checkout area is awful. It's all self-checkout now. I absolutely hate it. It couldn't be more impersonal, and it's incredibly annoying having to scan everything yourself. In my opinion, it's a disaster for customers. In the restaurant area, you have to place your order at a terminal and pay by card. Some customers can't figure it out and just leave. Visually, everything looks cold now, too. It was so much nicer before. It's a real shame...

Once you've passed through the upper entrance area, you still have to walk through almost two floors.

It's currently under renovation. It's inconvenient. The parking lot has a gantry that prevents buses from entering. It's a furniture store, isn't it? And buses can't enter? I should add that there are no other restrictions besides the gantry. The parking lot doesn't have a roof.

Not bad, but it's currently being renovated, which will cause some restrictions for customers; otherwise, it's good.

Pleasant shopping experience and friendly, helpful staff.

Operations are currently disrupted due to various construction projects. The product range is typical for IKEA. Unfortunately, there is less choice available in Chemnitz than in other IKEA locations.

Today was my first time at the restaurant with my child since the renovation...who on earth made these decisions?? The ordering kiosks are probably debatable, that's just the way things are going, but how could they transform a once cozy, family-friendly place to eat and relax into something so incredibly cold and soulless? :-( Where's the play area? The plants? The colors...awful. And why did they stop offering pasta for kids? Please do something!

The snack bar isn't so great anymore. They used to have delicious steak...

The hot dogs at IKEA are really delicious – we sometimes come here just for them. 😊 The price is great and everything is always tasty. Personally, I find the store itself too big, so I usually just stay in the entrance area and get my hot dog there. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

All is well, but who will finally take care of the continuous chargers that charge there every day? It's always the same, Tesla...

Unfortunately, it's currently a bit of a construction site.

It's no longer the cozy Swedish furniture store it once was. The food ordering machines are like those at a big American fast-food chain – simply cheap, lacking charm and heart. Only the ceramics impressed me – Raku...

As expected from Ikea: excellent customer service and advice. The kitchen was perfectly planned. Ordering and delivery were flawless.

It was very nice but very crowded

Restaurant 0 points - I used to enjoy a trip to Ikea Chemnitz. First, a relaxing coffee and cake, or even breakfast. Planning ahead and then shopping. After the renovation, the restaurant has lost all its cozy atmosphere. It's like a cold, impersonal cafeteria, with no comfortable seating areas, no children's play area, and the food is no longer visible, just order screens. The "color scheme" is all glaring white. It used to be that pleasant ambiance that made shopping enjoyable, and I've been an Ikea fan for years. Now, it just makes you angry and want to leave as quickly as possible. My planned shopping trip was ruined. It's just a dreary, impersonal experience. It's extremely disappointing that customer-friendliness, child-friendliness, and a welcoming atmosphere weren't part of the restaurant's design. I'd really like to know why.

I really enjoy shopping here. Everyone is very friendly.

I liked the old restaurant. Now you have to order from a machine. The staff is overwhelmed. They don't even have milk for a regular coffee anymore. And the quality of the coffee has also deteriorated significantly. Luckily, the rest of Ikea hasn't remained 'normal'.

You can spend the night near Kaufland. The night passed peacefully ;-)

Over the past few weeks, certain items have repeatedly been unavailable, forcing me to shop at more distant furniture stores (Dresden). For days now, I haven't been able to book a Click & Collect order for next week. What's going on? Due to the exorbitant delivery costs, home delivery isn't an option either.

Attention, we went to the restaurant in the evening, but unfortunately, they only accepted card payments at the terminal. The cash was still in the car, so we quickly went through and drove home. What a shame, I was really looking forward to it.

It was always a lovely trip to Ikea for me. I always started my shopping with a nice, relaxing coffee and a slice of cake. I was shocked by the new atmosphere after the renovation. So uncomfortable, impersonal. A mess. Mass-production, like in a commercial kitchen. Someone must have had a reason for it. But I don't like it. That was probably my last visit to the restaurant.

It was lovely to stroll through the newly redesigned Ikea again. Unfortunately, a somewhat inappropriate comment from a staff member in the lighting department dampened my family's visit. If you're interested in the background, I'd be happy to share more details. The food court has been remodeled and the ordering process has been optimized. Very good. Overall, my family and I found everything we were looking for for our home. Thank you.

Auch in der Corona Zeit ist hier alles bestens.

Great selection, friendly staff

A classic IKEA store, nothing special, so why not 5 or 4 stars? For people with mobility issues, it's simply absurd – and this might sound ridiculous for a furniture store – that there are no rest areas or seating along the extremely long aisle. I simply can't manage the walk, so I always have to sneak back through the barrier and struggle down the extremely painful stairs, accompanied by a very humiliating announcement that it's not allowed. Being disabled or ill is punishment enough, but this treatment of disabled people is something IKEA should perhaps take to heart. In NO other store in Germany have I ever been so blatantly confronted with the fact that disabled people are deliberately excluded or simply forgotten. After all, not every disabled person uses a wheelchair.

Friendly staff, excellent advice

Unfortunately, our visit to the Swedish restaurant today was very disappointing. The touchscreen at the self-service terminal is practically unusable, practically breaking your finger. The romaine lettuce was inedible, with brown, sometimes black, spots on the leaves, and the croutons were soggy. The salad was clearly from at least the day before. The Princess Cake was also past its prime. The other dishes were okay, but unfortunately not to my personal taste. The cleanliness of the tables was also unsatisfactory. It's a shame, but I won't be visiting this restaurant again anytime soon.

Dear IKEA fans, Why are they switching all the checkouts to self-checkout? I find it completely unacceptable when service staff watch customers having to scan their own purchases, thus taking over the work of the service personnel. Is this checkout system a way to alienate both customers and employees? Unfortunately, this has nothing to do with customer service, and that's perfectly obvious. Self-checkouts have nothing to do with progress; they're simply customer-unfriendly and an attempt to shift work onto customers and ultimately cut staff. If this continues, we'll probably have to buy our furniture elsewhere.

I always enjoy shopping at Ikea, even if I don't buy anything. It's always amazing to see all the new things they have. The service/customer support is always friendly and helpful. Today, a really nice colleague in the service department explained a few things to me in the app and added my FamilyCard. So far, I've always had good experiences at Ikea. The renovation was definitely worth it. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The price-performance ratio is good, but unfortunately two of the three coffee machines were broken. Otherwise, it's great. Since the restaurant's renovation, it's unfortunately lost some of its charm. The wait times are longer, and there are sometimes queues at the terminals. And what's worse, the coffee isn't as good anymore. It's more water than anything else. A real shame.

We visited IKEA again after the renovation. It's always been a nice outing for us, and we usually eat in the restaurant while we're there. However, on our recent visit, the atmosphere in the restaurant put us off; the dining area now has the feel of a large company cafeteria. The cozy layout is gone, and the self-service ordering system at terminals was another turn-off. Even the checkout area near the exit of the store is now mostly equipped with self-checkout lanes. We were a bit disappointed and feel that the Chemnitz location has lost some of its appeal for us. It's a shame. Things could be done better, and we hope that the current situation, especially in the restaurant, won't remain as it is.

We bought a sofa there which unfortunately broke after a short time. After complaining, we received no further response. We deeply regret buying anything there and are now taking care of the damage ourselves. We will avoid Ikea altogether in the future!

More interesting furniture suppliers with attractive offers

The restaurant has gone downhill. No decorations between the tables, only self-service now, no newspapers...

The newly renovated restaurant is simply awful.

Simply beautiful, providing lots of new inspiration ❤️

We were longtime customers and hardcore fans of Ikea in Chemnitz and have witnessed countless "improvements," but the current concept has completely missed the mark. The restaurant is a total disaster, with an atmosphere reminiscent of a train station. Blinding lights, self-service kiosks, queues held back by black and yellow barrier tape, unidentifiable food at inflated prices, unavailable pasta for children's meals, uncomfortable rows of seats with no privacy, cold and dreary, the children's play area eliminated, and the crucial quiet corner completely removed, right in the middle of the entrance to the restrooms. All the lovely decor and the inviting atmosphere that once encouraged customers to linger are gone. Nothing here now recalls the Ikea that Ikea once was. Even the staff seem irritable and annoyed... no welcoming atmosphere, no sense of place... we are incredibly disappointed... how wonderful the children's cinema was (a long time ago), the colorful ball pit WITHOUT a television, now just a dark and dreary holding pen, the warm, cozy restaurant and all the other snug corners... Even the layout and redesign of the sales floor itself has lost a lot of its appeal... the responsible controllers and financial jugglers have done a great job here, precisely missing the mark in terms of demand and even managing to ensure that Ikea Germany sees no use for the much-loved advent calendars this year, while they are available in neighboring Austria. A slap in the face. Absolutely shameful and sad. Not recommended.

Amazing as always! Except now everything is self-scanning, with cash registers and computers like at McDonald's.

Very little choice and it's clearly under construction. Unfortunately, it's not worth it.

The renovations have made it less attractive. There's no more Swedish shop, and they don't sell hot dogs anymore. I hope it comes back.

Today we went to IKEA – and it's truly shocking how much this shopping center has changed. It feels so impersonal and uninviting; the former cozy atmosphere is completely gone. Instead of regular checkouts, there's only self-service, which makes shopping even more impersonal. Unfortunately, nothing remains of the former shopping experience. These days, you think twice about whether a visit is even worth it.

Lots of things are new, but it's great; you don't have to search so much on the shelves downstairs anymore...we think that's good.

It's right up my alley! It has everything you need.

Always a good shopping experience here.

Best place to shop if you just moved into a new place or just looking for good furniture. It can be expensive, but the quality is worth the price

Hey...dear Ikea team, I can only echo what the two previous reviewers said: my children and I were so excited for the restaurant's reopening. We always loved having breakfast there before, and then browsing the store to pick up a few things. The buffet was always so appealing – presentation matters! You want to see what you're getting. That's all gone now. The atmosphere has also been mentioned – unfortunately, it's taken a turn for the worse. Cold tiles, no visual appeal, zero coziness... If it stays like this, we probably won't be coming back. The restaurant was definitely a significant revenue driver for the store.

IKEA is always nice, this store is relatively small. I have a lot of furniture there and I'm in the restaurant quite often. The newly renovated IKEA only has self-checkout lanes. I actually like that in other stores and use them often. It seems to lead to shorter waiting times there, too. But IKEA has managed to make me feel extremely uncomfortable for the second time. The space is very limited, so it gets chaotic and difficult when you have more items. The first time, the checkout system flagged me as suspicious because I didn't have the expected number of items (more boxes than lids, which is what I needed). One of the employees came and checked absolutely EVERYTHING again, very, very carefully, as if I were a thief. Today I made sure to only take items that seemed to add up, but someone was apparently afraid I might forget to put the yellow bag back. DEAR IKEA STAFF, I spend my money with you AND I do your work. And now I feel like a criminal at the checkout, even though I'm GIVING you something. If you are so afraid that your (long-standing) customers will steal from you, then don't set up self-service checkouts, do the work yourself.

Only self-checkout lanes at the end of the shopping trip. Very impersonal. I'll probably do my next shopping elsewhere.

Some of the inconveniences caused by the renovation are tolerable, but what they've done to the restaurant is absolutely incomprehensible. Everything that worked well before is now completely broken. It's no longer cozy. There's no longer a separate play area for children, ordering at the terminal and with the staff is chaotic and disorganized, and half the dishes are either unavailable or sold out. You now have to wait much longer for your food than before. The children's menu is an outrage. They don't even have pasta anymore. Words fail me. It feels like a cheap cafeteria. In my opinion, this was planned completely without the customers' needs in mind. Very annoying and disappointing.

We were at IKEA yesterday and unfortunately had a negative experience. Prices must be clearly and unambiguously displayed. The amount shown at the checkout was higher than the amount on the counter. The discounted price is only available with the Family Card. I find this sales strategy unethical.

One star for IKEA – my shopping experience was beyond disappointing. In the store, I discovered that the displayed price was a whopping €15 higher without the Family Card. Only with this card would I have received the advertised price. This wasn't clearly communicated anywhere, which is simply misleading and utterly customer-unfriendly. I've made up my mind: I won't be visiting this store again. If the goal is to drive away loyal customers, this is the perfect way to do it. From now on, I'll only shop online – even if it's sometimes more expensive, at least I'll be spared the pressure of having to buy the Family Card.

Good selection. Unfortunately, it's very disappointing since the renovation... both the restaurant and the new "checkout system." It just doesn't feel comfortable anymore. There are no more advent calendars this year – for everyone who goes there specifically for that. Since the renovation, it's also quite dizzying to walk through!

⭐️ **1-Star Review of IKEA** Shopping at IKEA was a complete disappointment. The price in the store was around €15 more expensive without the Family Card – and even then, we would only have gotten the advertised price with the Family Card. It wasn't clearly stated anywhere that this card was required to get the lower price. This is simply misleading and customer-unfriendly. We will never visit this store again. If you want to drive away your customers, then by all means, continue doing what you're doing. From now on, we will only order online – it may sometimes be more expensive, but at least we won't be pressured into buying a Family Card.

The "restaurant" is not very inviting and far too small. At IKEA Dresden, it's the complete opposite!

I always enjoy shopping here; the new restaurant seems a bit cold, but the food and coffee taste good.

We always loved coming here, but the way it's being renovated now, so impersonal... very sad... maybe young people still think it's "cool" now... but that's changing... and for those of us 40+... like me... there's nothing nice left...

Short wait, restaurant is open again.

It's always great at Ikea, no matter the city. During special times in my life, Ikea was always there, and everything was quick and easy. 😉 I love Ikea. But...what happened to that cozy Swedish restaurant in Chemnitz? 🥹 It's certainly a matter of taste, but the atmosphere is simply gone. Could you bring it back? Best,