IKEA

I had a great experience at IKEA! The store is clean, organized, and easy to navigate. I love how everything is displayed in real-life room setups—it makes it simple to get ideas and visualize how the furniture will look at home. The staff was helpful and friendly, and checkout was quick. Prices are very reasonable, and the quality is solid for what you pay. I also enjoyed the food court—great place to take a break while shopping. Overall, a reliable place to find modern furniture, home essentials, and décor at affordable prices. Highly recommended

I’ve always enjoyed visiting the Ikea in Frisco over the years. This Fall 2025 season, the store looks amazing with the fall displays are full of warm colors and festive touches across tables, beds, and furniture. Ikea always does a great job showcasing their rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and closets with their creative ideas. I really admire how they make small spaces feel cozy, comfortable, and stylish using their furniture and decor. There’s truly something here for everyone and whether you’re shopping, getting ideas, or just exploring for home and office inspiration.

I love IKEA! This location is huge and is 2 floors of shopping. They have a free kids daycare near the entrance then you take the escalator up to go to the showroom floor so see all the furniture, housewares, and room setups. They have bags and carts to use or bring your own. You can also buy one for 99 cents. At the end of the showroom they have a kids section with toys and popular items the a large Cafe. It is set up cafeteria style and is very affordable and delicious. They have a variety of Swedish items and American items and they always have specials and seasonal selections. Hands down my favorite are the Sewdish Meatball platter with ligonberry jam and potatoes and the Smoked Salmon plate. You then can go downstairs to the large shopping floor where you can buy all the individual things you saw on the showroom along with decor, plants, and even mattresses, lighting, and organization systems. Then there is the warehouse where you can pick up all the big items in boxes. Finally before the checkout area there is a discount as is section and a lot of seasonal items to browse along with a refrigerated food section and another counter service food area (with really good frozen yogurt and cinnamon rolls). Checkout is mostly self checkout and they provide no bags so bring your own. They have a packing and shipping area after you pay. I recommend signing up for their free family membership for rewards and to get catalogs in the mail. Overall, awesome place but be prepared to walk and explore. It is not a quick stop!

had a great experience at IKEA! The store is very well organized and has so many affordable and stylish home items. The staff was helpful and friendly, and the checkout process was smooth. I also loved the food court – the Swedish meatballs and desserts were really good. Overall, a fun and enjoyable shopping experience. Highly recommend

This store is always very clean and well kept. Consistently we are treated well by employees, they are always friendly and happy to help. We built our furniture in about an hour and are very happy with the quality of our product. We will likely return for the very cute syrup bottles! We did not purchase this time but theyre on my mind.

IKEA in Frisco offers a large clean store with well designed showrooms plenty of parking affordable furniture and home goods a smooth self checkout process and a fun browsing experience though you should expect a lot of walking limited floor staff and a do it yourself approach from pickup to assembly.

I was there and a very young lady helped me so nicely to get some peggboards for my son. I wanted to thank her, but I forgot her name. for that nice young girl who helped me patiently to pick up my merchandise: thank you so many times and sorry for forgetting your name. I guess she was Christine or so..

Stopped in the other day to pick up a shelf I had picked out online. I did self checkout and was offered a hot dog and soda which sounded really good as it had been a long day without a real meal. The food was called out to be ready in just a few seconds from the counter. The hotdog was very good and the sparkling sodas was partially refreshing. The kitchen was very clean from what I could see and the employees were respectful and courteous. Very satisfied with my trip here. It was clear the staff all seemed well prepared for their roles here.

What's not to like about IKEA? The store is super spacious, well organized and maintained well. I always take the shortcut door right behind the main staircase to avoid browsing thru the furniture section on the second floor, unless I'm looking for home furnishings. You can always take the elevator or stairs from there to get to the food court, if you need a bite. Love browsing thru the store and end up buying something or the other always :) The food court is awesome with a wide variety of food, beverage and snack options for everyone. There's always value for money with IKEA. Parking lot is huge and the store offers delivery service for a cost. Overall experience has always been great.

Click and Collect is always a nightmare. They say every time "we don't have anyone else working here, it's just me, etc." It turns into an hours long process with me having to stand in the refund line for hours because there's only one person there too. I've been waiting for years for them to improve the pickup and hire adequate staff but they mess up my orders over and over again, year after year. IKEA's online shopping pickup is stuck in 2008, and it's not the people working in store who are at fault. The blame falls squarely on the managers--the ones paid six figures to drive between stores doing nothing useful, somehow managing to be even more out-of-touch than the corporate bloat back at headquarters. I expect way more from this brand. Are any of the people in charge even awake? I think they all must've quiet quit.

I mean, what is there not to love about ikea! For over 15 yrs, this has been one of fav stores. I use to meet my friends at ikea in Brooklyn just to go on dates and just to walk around the store, not buy anything big just small things here and there in the kitchen/ home small goods area. You will definitely need a couple hours here to really take it all in but ikea is always a good idea even when you don't need anything. The staff is nice and the store is always clean and organized.

employees are happy to help. the selection is pretty vast. the quality of the furniture is alright.

Good selection of goods. Love seeing the ready to go rooms. The planners they have are a great service. I prefer this location over the other one in DFW.

IKEA is synonymous with design-centered focus, but its real appeal is value, with prices held equal. The Swedish interior decor company has been through massive redefining the business as a first renter prospective customer; going through the maze of rooms decorated with the classic clean, beautiful and functional furniture sends a big head rush through my brain and I'm not sure if the trip down memory lane comes with a return trip home. I am a child of the 1960s, who studied Psychology at The University of North Texas, graduating in 1985, when it changed its name from North Texas State University. I was very interested in the Psychology as it applies to the work centers for production and development of the products that the company sells. I taught OB overseas for Lincoln University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, where they live in harmony with the natural environment, and maintain a serious no-Nukes policy for the preservation of Mother Earth. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D. (ShredderV@aol.com).

I love IKEA products and will go back, but customer service needs to improve BIG TIME. First, why are all their checkouts now self checkout? The signage is confusing. I went to an "express checkout" with about $70 worth of items at $1 each. Apparently "express" means "no cash" but not a limitation of items. I was in good company. Next, I picked up an item from the store that I apparently should have picked up from the "self service furniture area" so I wasn't allowed to buy that one. The rude gentleman did tell me how I could go back and fetch it but I was finished shopping and ready to leave. I was focused on NOT becoming a Karen, so he never saw me lose my cool. I thanked him and apologized. THEN I got picked to be a random something and the same man had to come back to my now-packed bags, shuffle through them and rescan 9 items. I'm sure it's a loss prevention measure but good grief! I would have been willing to wait in a longer line for an actual clerk rather than this awkward self check scenario.

Love coming here for their cafeteria. Great value for their food and furniture/all things living. They also rotate the showrooms pretty often and have rotating sales.

Horrible customer service. Employees do everything to avoid helping customers. One particular female employee said she was helping someone else as she rushed away and then came back around only to ignore me. What's the point of hiring these people if they don't even bother to help??? Abysmal service. IKEA has lost my business.

Always a good time. I come here occasionally to get some inspiration. They have plenty of models of different rooms in the house. Today's visit was for the Kitchen. They have about 8 model kitchens to show their kitchen cabinets and setups. I walked away inspired and a lot to talk about with my GC. lol I wish there were more friendly employees around. The place almost seems empty and ran by customers.

Came in to celebrate 20 years of IKEA in Frisco, only to be racially profiled to a random security screening. Mind you, none of the other people in the area were "selected" or even bothered. Why a family with little kids would be best to hold off and embarrass is beyond me. Awful experience and a disappointing way to celebrate. Oh and explaining why we got selected to my child on her birthday was also not pleasant. We skipped the celebration ice cream and will go somewhere else where we are not profiled.

It can be hard to find an IKEA employee sometimes, but luckily Ty helped us out. He was super nice, gave tips about the products and graciously grabbed the hard-to-reach item even though it wasn't his department. We shared our compliment with Martin near checkout. He seemed to care that we had a great experience and we also pleasant and thoughtful. Thanks!

Location has tons of efficiently laid out parking. IKEA has implemented really accurate stock lists and slick self checkout lines. It is now no big deal to swing in, grab an essential (or a hot dog), and be out in 5 mins. Really appreciate all the changes IKEA has made over the years to continue to make their products last and their customers happy.

Gotta give 'em five stars today!!! I haven't been to this store in years. I wanted to look for a single item and go but, ended up getting all the rest of my shopping for Christmas done.. Im feeling great and thank you IKEA!!!

I'm not exactly sure what mental illness this man has or has not been diagnosed with but these people need to be assessed before they start working here (photo blurred so yelp will not remove) I bought some hinges for a cabinet a week or so prior. They were defective, one of the screws would not go in or out, so I took it into the service desk to see if they could help. The girl with the blue hair told me they can't do anything but I should "purchase a new one, switch these out and return the other ones". I thought that was weird but she told me to do it, so that's what I did. I went to go eat and about 2 hours later I come back to the service desk. The girl with blue hair was gone and this man was here instead. I explained what the girl told me to do and he told me that's now how this works. I told him I thought so as well but that is what she told me to do. Then he starts to tell me the hinges I have are rusted (they aren't, I literally just bought them it was just the screws rubbing on my metal) and he was refusing to do the exchange. I was like okay, then just return the new ones I bought. When I tell you this man, quite literally starting SCREAMING. Screaming at the top of lungs at me. I wish I would have filmed it because it would have gone viral. I'm sure he was stressed because there was a line, and it was wrong of the blue haired girl to tell me to do it this way, but nothing could have remotely warranted his reaction. Honestly it is frightening that you have people working like this here. It makes me wonder how they function in day to day life. Watch out for this one. I was literally wiping saliva off of my face because of how he was screaming at me. I will never step foot into this store because I am genuinely afraid of what this man is capable of. Also he was wearing a mask and it's almost 2025. Enough said.

First time for me to visit an IKEA, although my wife loves the one in Portland, Oregon (closest store to where we live). Since we were in Dallas, I thought we should swing in so she could show me what she has been planning on buying. IKEA is a destination location. It is huge. I had no idea. They have a Swedish food court on the top floor because they know that people will die of starvation by the time they finish navigating this place. I'm pretty sure more people have been lost to the depths of time at IKEA than the entire history of humans in the Bermuda Triangle. The upper floor is laid out really well. It is easy to follow the different categories of rooms and furniture as you walk. However, the layout has you snaking all over the place (to maximize the space) and if you want to see kitchen stuff, for example, you have to walk for a while just to get to that area. And if you want to purchase something from that set up, you have to walk a very long time until you can get downstairs (where the stuff to buy is actually kept) and find it again down there. I can't imagine people actually getting lost here. I'm sure it happens, but there are exit signs everywhere. Problem is, they just point you another exit sign. And another. And another. They really need a way to stop in the middle of it all and take an elevator down to get out halfway. I realize IKEA prefers you see EVERYTHING, but to be more customer friendly, especially to older individuals or those that have difficulty walking, it would be very helpful After nearly two hours meandering through and looking at everything, I was thankful to finally make our one small purchase. Then, I saw a counter with a few food items on the monitors above it. 75 cent hot dogs and some types of expressos for dirt cheap. Score! The hot dog was basic and cheap, but that's fine. My wife got some ice cream in a cup. It is mimicking the Costco experience where you spend a ton of money, but at the end, you get some cheap food. It helps the customer feel like the "won" after potentially spending a bunch of money. It helped me feel like I won and I only bought one thing. IKEA is a neat place, but you better book some time for a visit. You can't stop part way through and trying to find an exit is laughable because there are dozens of exit signs that just lead you to the next exit sign as you must go through the entire maze to get out. There are no shortcuts. The Swedish food was reasonable and good and the little bit we got at the end downstairs helped us to feel like we "won." I have a feeling, based on how excited my wife was as we walked around and she pointed to how everything in the entire building would somehow fit perfectly into our house, that I will be back. Not this location as it is too far away, but if this was the closest IKEA to my home in Oregon, I wouldn't mind it. Just know what you are signing up for before you walk in the door.

I'm visiting family in Texas and we decided we needed to have the IKEA experience since we don't have one in my town. My word, they have everything for your home! We didn't buy anything, but we got some ideas for changing the storage space in our bathroom. We were pretty hungry by the time we finished shopping, so we stopped at their restaurant to try their famous Swedish meatballs. They were pretty good, served with peas, mashed potatoes, gravy, and lingonberry sauce. I liked the drink section, which offered sparkling pear and sparkling lemon among other choices. My side salad was tasty, and they offer other sides if peas or potatoes don't work for you. They also have other menu options, like chicken thighs or salmon, main dish salads, etc. You'll have to wait in line, but it's certainly handy if you still have shopping to do.

Oh boy, where do I begin? My husband and I wasted over an hour yesterday speaking to a representative who I will not name because she would probably get fired for this. We showed her the layout of our kitchen, I took all of the measurements, showed her a blueprint of it, etc. She told us that we would need six slabs of countertops, which we promptly bought that day for delivery the next. She gave us the IKEA contractor's direct number because she said it would be cheaper than using IKEA installers. When I called him, he laughed and said that those countertops that we chose would never be able to be installed in our kitchen because of the angles, and anyone working at IKEA would have known that. Well, they didn't! I then had to call up IKEA to get them to cancel the delivery, which was coming that day. Mind you, we are selling our house, and we were supposed to get these installed ASAP! Huge delay now! IKEA said that they would refund me in 7 to 10 days, then I got an email saying 5 to 7 days. Then later that day, I got a call from a flippant representative, saying that they needed all of my credit card information read off to them in order to process a refund, otherwise, they were just going to issue me a store credit, or I could drive all the way back up to the store to get a refund in person! Talk about adding insult to injury! I now have to dispute this charge with my credit card company. I'll never rely on IKEA again, and I never should have to begin with.

IKEA had the refrigerator model we wanted. Sales person did not know how to enter the order into the system for delivery. I asked the other sales person Laura, three times to assist with the purchase. Laura was not interested in helping. IKEA is not customer service oriented.

We walked around this entire warehouse as we normally do whenever we go to IKEA. There was a number of yellow tags (Clearance items) today that we noticed. I can say, that Trey (self checkout) associate was friendly, attentive, and helpful. I don't think we've ever had a problem with our service at any IKEA store.

I really love walking around Ikea because they have some really great prices. They also have some pretty awesome floor models in the showroom that can give you inspiration, decoration ideas, and examples on how the products they sell can be used in various scenarios. I can spend hours walking around the models and grabbing inspiration and ideas. My only issue with the showroom is that it's hard to locate staff to help with pricing and questions.   The warehouse is clean, organized, and easy to find what you need if you use the kiosks. However, they don't have enough kiosks available for customers on busy days, which means long waits to use the kiosks. Checkout is self-help, easy to use, and staff is waiting nearby if you need assistance.   The café has some delicious food options at great prices, however, the staff could really use some "happy pills", as they seem very complacent. The tables in the café, also need to be wiped down frequently as customers come and go.   Overall, I definitely recommend this Ikea. You can you get what you need here, and it's a pretty cool experience too.

Ikea Frisco is fantastic - convenient location, top-notch quality, and unbeatable value. It's always a pleasure supporting such a reputable brand. They have a great selection and fair pricing.

Your kitchen department, especially the one who was in the cashier today, April 8, 2023 at around 6pm IS AND HAVE BEEN RUDE!!! (The guy with a beard, a glass and a long hair) This is the second time we visited this place and as I didn't hear the amount said, which I wasn't talking to him, has always given us the rude and condescending responses. If he is tired and studying and giving me tons of excuses why he feels tired, he should might as well quit instead of throwing a tantrum or a rant to the customers who happily buy ikea products! We don't need unnecessary tantrums from people working in ikea to forcefully understand them just because they are tired; while a mother like me who have also no sleep trying to buy things we need as I have to keep my calm for my children to not disrespect him they way he disrespected me! I will make sure this comment will spread out fast! Update: I spoke to Marty, I don't know if he is a supervisor or a manager but he accommodate my incident report. He is calm and agreed with my wife how things shouldn't escalate like that. I hope that this report goes to the management so they would know that rudeness to customers is unacceptable.

It's IKEA. The Swedish market of financial doom. I've literally spent an entire paycheque here and still wanted more, so I'm fairly certain the selection here is adequate. Service is reliable and helpful, and the fact that you can take a break from bankrupting yourself to masticate meatballs is thrilling. To add to this, the fact that everything has a delectable Swedish label in addition to plain English is nice. The prices are more than reasonable and you get a wonderful DIY opportunity once you're done shopping. I've enjoyed doing battle with bookshelves and divans and even assembled a filing cabinet. (No I don't have too much furniture). Also the pleasant feeling of being absolutely overwhelmed by a palacial labyrinth of decorative/functional minutiae is worth the pilgrimage.

I must start by saying I love IKEA, just not this location. This is a single-story facility, and you have to navigate through all the showrooms before you really start to shop. I had my parents with me, and this turned into a traumatic experience because of how far they had to walk. IKEA needs to stick to the two-story stores where the showrooms are upstairs. In addition to the snack bar, this store had the largest food court I have ever seen in an IKEA.

Stopped in with my 3 grandkids and we had a blast!! It was almost like a play destination for a fun morning. My oldest granddaughter loves to read maps, so we had great fun following the map on the wall and following the arrows on the floor. Then, you can also take a shortcut to get to another shopping area! It's like reading a treasure map! We took the shortcut to Children's Ikea! The gkids had a blast looking at all the bedroom furniture, accessories and toys! They were so well behaved in the store, I let them each pick a stuffed animal. One of the animals even got to be the line leader on the conveyor belt. There is such a great selection of reasonably priced home decor and accessories, I can always find something that I didn't know I needed!

Reasonable price two people 39 dollars. Cod was good. Meatball was good. Vege cake was good. Will be back.

I love that IKEA offers curb-side and in-store pickup for online orders! Highly decisive, a very quick in-and-out shopper, and NOT a fan of crowded places - especially during COVID - it was a relief to be able to order online and (bit of a wait still but mostly) grab-and-go. I noticed that checkout lines were quite long each time I visited so I was VERY happy to save time this way! IKEA has been our go-to for matte bowls and plates - simple, lovely, and affordable - like much of what IKEA offers:)

***UPDATE*** STILL HORRIBLE SERVICE ... note new pic Hate to give a bad review but got to be honest... been trying ALL day to order something for store pickup ..(says right in the website open for easy store pick up ) NOT refuses to work.. Call 888 number says go online for east store pick uo Attempt to send email the only option is ORDER CANCELLATION ugh at this point I would love to cancel the order but I can't even place it! With that being said ... I suppose my definition of east store pick up and IKEA's clearly are not the same

Unfortunately this has been a terrible experience. I have tried ALL DAY to place my order. On each item in my cart, it says "available for delivery" AND "in stock @ Frisco". Yet when attempting to complete my order it will NOT let me get delivery. So I move along to "store pickup", and all I get is a message from EVERY LOCATION saying "not available", just like my delivery request said. When I tried calling, the recording says (basically) "sorry we can't help you". They are also not answering emails unless they are order cancellations. My husband and I were so excited to "deck out" our patio space with IKEA. They have NO WAY for me to complete my order or to get assistance as their site is glitching (pics included).

Not very well made products. Did not like the layout. College students would probably be good

The Swedish Meatballs are a STAPLE for anyone who knows of Ikea. Whether you're looking for furniture, food to eat, or a fun time - this place will always be a top choice. I love walking through the rooms and eating at the cafeteria as I grew up doing so with my family.

I've been to this location 3 times within a 2 week time frame. The cafe/restaurant upstairs is closed but they have food near the checkout line. Their salmon baguette and pear soda is awesome! I've tried the plant based meatballs and mashed potatoes as well. Both are excellent options. In general, I would avoid weekends or plan your trip early when they open to avoid standing in line. Weekdays are probably best to avoid the crowds. Also, I would suggest that you prepare by look at their products online to map out where you want to go. Their app is helpful for locating the items at self service with the Row and Bin numbers too. Pro tip: You can get a free coffee with your free IKEA family member card. If your items are not in stock, you may want to order the items online for $49 flat rate fee. Sometimes, it just easier to have it delivered too.

I love IKEA! You can't beat the prices, and they have everything you need to furnish your home.

This location is conveniently located just north of Dallas. For those of us who live in Oklahoma who are Ikea-less, this is a great location to swing by either on the way into or out of Dallas. It's an easy 20 minute drive from DFW or 3 hours from OKC. The Frisco area has lots of other shopping (and great hotels, too) in case you can't find what you're looking for at IKEA. You'll find most everything you have come to love about IKEA in this store. The layout is familiar, they have those delish Swedish meatballs, cinnamon rolls, showroom upstairs or you can skip straight to the good stuff in the marketplace downstairs, but don't forget your complementary tea or coffee as an IKEA family member upstairs. I can't wait until we OKC-ers get an IKEA for ourselves, but until then, this is our closest store in the region and it hits the mark in terms of what you expect when you make a quick IKEA run. December 2019

Love the accessibility of this location, variety of products and their reasonable prices. I came for a quick lunch and not only did I enjoy the Swedish meatball, but the ambiance in the restaurant made me feel like staying a bit longer. Their employees are always friendly to assist. Never pushy or make you buy things you don't wish to purchase. Its coffee is pretty good too!

I love ikea and its great to see them reinvent themselves every few years. This location is ideal. The parking lot is huge and needed. The place is always packed. They try to have a flow to where busy crowds can work around the 2 stories. Prices are super low abd we have never had any issue with the many peices of furniture we've built. Its all sturdy.

Very good pricing on everything. I like all the large selection on their faux plants. You can definitely find something for everyone here.

I love this place Huge selection of furniture and house-related goods for any house. You start on the second floor with more oversized items for your living room, kitchen, bedrooms, or bathrooms. The vast selection and price range will blow your mind. Most things from the second floor are on the shelves before the exit, so you need to write down their name, designed location, and price. There are game rooms for kids while you are shopping. On the first floor, you can get a cart and load mostly smaller items for your house.  They have multiple collections of indoor plants as well. Once you are through the first floor, you can get a flat coach for your bigger things from the shelves before you check everything out. IKEA has the best return policy, and delivery is quick. They have a good cafe at exist, and the yogurt cone with two different flavors is super yummy. Plan at least 2 hours to visit this store.

I mean IKEA is always a treat when you don't have one in your state. I was in Texas with my family for Thanksgiving and my parents needed to stop to pick up something from my older sister on our way back to Tulsa. I was totally fine with that because I love IKEA. So I bought a handful of things and several of them were on sale. I didn't realize until I got to the line that I only got the sale price if I had the IKEA card. It was free to sign up for so I was trying to do it but I couldn't get everything to load and it was frustrating. The cashier was so nice and she asked the gentleman behind me if I could use his phone number to get the discount. He was so nice and said absolutely. So I got the discount and saved like 10 bucks. I love IKEA. I will always love IKEA. They need to put one in Tulsa!

I never understood having things on display that weren't in stock. You go through the entire store, get downstairs, and find out it's out. Kind of frustrating. The store however, extremely clean. The cleanliness saved the review from being 1 star.

I love IKEA, arguably a bit too much. The staff at this location is stellar and helped us build a better work from home situation within our budget. This is honestly our furniture store of choice. Pro tip: The cafeteria food here is decidedly pretty tasty.

The bed we wanted was listed in stock on the website and in the store, on the display. When we got to the aisle in the warehouse section of the store to get it, it wasn't to be found. We had to ask an Ikea employee for help and he said the bed was out of stock. Why not just let us know it wasn't in the store right away? Also, why is everything in the restaurant double up in price since last year? Our income did not double up?... Overall, everything was over-priced, most items are junk made in China. Ikea sent us an email asking us to provide a honest review of our visit to the store. We wrote exactly the same as here, twice Ikea banned us of publishing our review because it "violated community standards"... What standards? This is an honest review, nothing offensive in it. In conclusion, do not believe the reviews you read on Ikea.com, they only post the positive ones, not the critical and real ones!

I love to shop at IKEA, generally a fun experience and always stuff to buy. However, lately I've noticed that the color schemes have been quite distasteful, and not very appeasing. While I do like visiting the store, I've been pretty disappointed with the quality of some of the items as well as the colors. Specifically, if you look at the Bedding area and towels, are disappointing. Other items are generally OK, I really hope they get better moving forward.

This review is only for the furniture store. I like the way you walk through showrooms and write down your item number to pick up later. This allows for more items to be on display. This also allows the showrooms to avoid the clutter of carts. This allows for more items to be on display. I dislike the fact that this layout is like a maze and you can't go directly to the showroom or items that you want.

So yeah, IKEA is great. Some things are a little overpriced, some are a good deal, some you can't find anywhere else and that's why you're here. Going to IKEA is tantamount to going to the zoo or an art museum. Even if you just walk around looking at stuff, you still have a good time!

Daughter moves to new place and wants to fill every room w new furniture. Where do you go??? IKEA.... load one done. Now let the fun begin. Dad, can you build it? Ummm well... sure honey. Feed me more meatballs!!! Buy, haul, build, and repeat. Lol. Time w her is precious!!

So far I'm not impressed. Bought a sofa sleeper and paid for delivery. My wife & I are in our seventies, so I asked the young man helping us to confirm that the delivery would be inside our home & not on the porch. The delivery crew never called, didn't ring the bell, never made their presence known to us. They put the items on the porch!!! They may not have been heavy to younger people, but they WERE heavy for this 74 year old!!! Will I buy there again, probably not! Will they care about this review, probably not! Value is still not rated! Bob A.

I think it's pretty difficult to not enjoy IKEA. Right? Unless it's incredibly crowded and you can't enjoy browsing around. But the trips I've made here have always been fun. I actually get sad when I've walked through every section and need to leave... I know everything is super mass produced and not really unique and blah blah, but the prices are rad considering how nice and pretty everything is, and I find the quality of things I've bought to be totally acceptable! From $0.79 linen dish towels, to $50 bookcases, to $10 blankets, to $200 tables... I've totally loved my purchases. We recently got a paper star lantern lamp shade for $4.99 and we seriously love It so much. It's gold!! It's so simple, we wondered if It would look cheap on our lamp, but It looks legitimately pretty. The only thing I've bought from IKEA that I wasn't totally happy with with a pillowcase cover... when I got It home and unwrapped It, the zipper was broken. It was only $6, so not exactly worth sending or driving all the way back.... I'll just mend the zipper! In the meantime, the unzipped pillowcase covered pillow still looks great on the couch! IKEA is most fun right now when all the holiday stuff abounds. Beautiful prints and colors, festive ideas all over. They have great affordable wrapping stuff. Very helpful staff that seems big enough to properly handle the hoards of people that must roll through here everyday. Good job, IKEA. Everything always seems to be running smoothly.... check-out is quick despite the long lines, every section throughout the store is so well maintained, the bathrooms are clean, there's staff around to ask for help. I love to walk through and daydream. The prices are great but you gotta be careful, you'll so quickly load up your cart! If only money were no object....