Safari Car Service

Took the ikea shuttle there but on the way home I needed a taxi service to lug all the furniture I had just bought. Conveniently waiting outside so no need to call a service. They accept card. I needed to go to Bushwick, was charged 40 plus a tip. Thought this was a little pricey but it was convenient.

These guys are amazing, last week i went to ikea and i got full bed of mattress and box spring and few other bags, i went to brooklyn heights for 25 $ with my self included, i ended my day saving 40 $ and three days time because i didn’t take ikea delivery, thank you guys and appreciated.

My experience seems pretty much on par with the others on here. Went to IKEA to buy a small shelf and popped into Safari downstairs. To get from IKEA to 4^th and 20^th (a mile or less) they quoted me at 20 bucks which is ridiculous. The guy asked me how much I’d like to pay and I told him I wouldn’t pay more than 6 or 7 bucks for that distance. Being the nice guy that he was, he lowered his quote to 18 bucks. We basically told him to shove it and called another car service instead.
If you’re at IKEA and in need of a car service, you’re much better off calling Eastern Car Service. Waited less than 10 mins and way more reasonable. For the same distance, we only ended up paying $ 6 plus tip.

These idiots tried to charge me $ 15 to get to Henry Street from Ikea…$ 15 to go less than a mile. When I told them no, the driver goes, in an incredibly hostile manner, «You won’t pay $ 15? That’s bullshit!» right in my face while I’m holding my toddler. Nice, huh? All of the other car services I called said they weren’t allowed to go to Ikea, so rather than get in the car with a hostile driver, I struggled with two heavy bags and a toddler down to Van Brunt and called for a car there. Oh, and they charged me $ 7.

I hopped into this company’s car on my way back from Ikea. I was asked for my destination by the supervisor/​coordinator. I gave him the intersection, and he told me it would be $ 19. The driver asked me for my destination, I told him the same thing, he consulted with the supervisor, and then got in the car.
The driver asked me what fare I was quoted, and I told him $ 19. While we were en route, it became evident that the driver wasn’t 100% sure of the destination. I told him that it was close to Myrtle-​Wyckoff.
«Oh! That’s Bushwick!»
«Yes…»
“That’s too far. $ 19 not enough.“
He then called someone and the fare was changed to $ 28. By that point, we were already well on our way and I had a mattress in the trunk, so I was pretty much a hostage to the new fare. Not cool.