IKEA Vaughan

IKEA Vaughan is by far the best IKEA location in Toronto. Compared to the North York and Scarborough stores, this one feels much more relaxed and enjoyable to visit. It’s not overly crowded, which makes a huge difference when you want to shop comfortably and take your time. The store is very well-organized, spacious, and brightly lit, so it’s easy to navigate without feeling overwhelmed or getting lost. Everything feels thoughtfully laid out, which makes the entire shopping experience smooth and stress-free. The atmosphere is calm and clean, and the overall setup actually reminds me of IKEA in Dubai. The staff were friendly and helpful whenever assistance was needed. The restaurant area was clean and well-maintained, and I really appreciated the convenience of the self-ordering counters in the canteen—it made the process quick and efficient. One of the highlights of this location is the As-Is section. There’s a wide variety of items and plenty of good finds, making it well worth checking out. Overall, this IKEA sets a high standard and is easily my go-to IKEA location in the Toronto area. Highly recommended!

IKEA is always a great place for quality furniture, smart designs, and affordable prices. The staff is generally helpful, and the overall store layout makes it easy to find inspiration for home projects. During my recent visit, unfortunately, the entire kitchen area was under redesign, which impacted my visit as I specifically came for kitchen planning. That part was a bit disappointing and resulted in a wasted trip. However, I still appreciate IKEA’s products and service overall and look forward to visiting again once the kitchen section is fully operational.

Lovely Ikea location, probably one of the best in the area. Large and spacious. Lots of parking spaces. Lots of dedicated parking near the entrance for expecting mothers and families. Escalator to go upstairs to the show rooms. Large dining/ Swedish Restaurant Lots of stock and displays. Comfortable to walk at.

IKEA Vaughan, always well organised and a huge store. Tried the Swedish restaurant for the first time and honestly, the food wasn’t bad at all. I liked it — a good option overall.

I had such a wonderful experience at IKEA thanks to a young gentleman named Precious. He truly went above and beyond to help us find everything we needed. He was able to locate all the items quickly, walked us through the ordering process, and made sure everything was done properly. What impressed us even more was that when I first approached him, he was actually on his way to his break — and he didn't hesitate for a second to help us. That level of dedication is rare and so appreciated. He was incredibly friendly, easy to joke with, and made the entire experience smooth and enjoyable. Precious was amazing. His managers should be very proud to have him on their team!

Very big store Even though too many people visit this place it still looks empty because it is very big and customers can walk and surf the store freely The Swedish restaurant is also perfect like in other branches

I came to buy a couch for my room and I was very lucky to have Abhishek as my salesperson. He was very knowledgeable and knew everything when it came to couches and sectionals. He helped me find the exact couch for my needs and knew all the specs & features. Hands down, the best customer service I’ve seen in a long time.

Looking for a new shelf? An appliance? An entire kitchen? A Bed? Bedroom Set? The answer IKEA, IKEA Vaughan really does have it all. The store is well stocked with Easy navigation and lots of knowledgeable staff. Great location. Plenty of parking. Cafeteria- Always clean, lots of pleasant staff tidying and clearing away trays. The food at IKEA was surprisingly good! Everything was fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. The portions were generous, and the variety on the menu was impressive. A great place for a quick and satisfying meal after shopping!

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs! We visited IKEA on a dreary day, in time for Thursday's 50% off main dish special. We found all types of meatballs. There were the plates of regular Swedish meatballs ($4.50), plant balls or falafel balls ($4), chicken balls or cod balls ($5) plus salmon fillet ($6). Incredibly affordable. Tikka masala with chicken balls was reminiscent of butter chicken although some rice was dry. Cod balls were served with tartar sauce and fries akin to fish n' chips. Then the Swedish meatballs with peas, mash potatoes and lingonberry jam just works in a sweet savoury mix. This meal didn't have to blow our mind, as we could have 3 plates for the price of one elsewhere! This IKEA location is generally a pleasant spot for a visit whether it be to find home furnitures, handy household items or food. It's a standard huge location with aboveground parking, and is situated off of Hwy 7 and Hwy 400. It's generally well-stocked and is packed throughout the day. The selection is still great for everything from kitchenware to lighting to beddings. It's nice to see that IKEA has maintained a budget-friendly selection including items under $5 for folks riding through a tough economic period. Skip it or hit it? Just realized how many people are hitting IKEA for a good meal.

I was on my home from out of town and dropped by Ikea for a washroom break... but then the next thing I know, I ended up spending another $70 on items at Ikea plus a meal. They got me! They have some new items on the menu like their plant ball nachos, pear sparkling water and cod balls. I tried to ordered the cod balls but they were out of stock. The plant balls are surprisingly good and comparable to the classic meat option. I don't know if I'll choose to have it on the nachos again. One thing I do recommend is the chicken vegetable soup, which is hearty and loaded with vegetables. It's boxing day week sale with a few warehouse deals that are cheaper than what's posted online, especially for Christmas decor.

I love Ikea, so this location is no different! This isn't my usual Ikea location that I go to, but decided to check them out during their Hej sale that happens about 1-2 times a week. I came in knowing exactly what I wanted but always still browse their entire showroom for inspo and marketplace in case I needed anything I couldn't think of prior. I went to their cafe first to grab something to eat first and it never disappoints. My go to order is always their meatballs with a side of fries. Meatballs are juicy with their cran sauce, and fries are always crisp. Their showrooms are always nice and clean with inspiration spilling in every corner. Ikeas are always busy, so this one was no exception either, especially during their Hej sale. The line to check out was beyond long, but overall I still love Ikea, regardless of the location.

I mean, it's an Ikea. Come for their Thursday specials where you can get half price on the entrees. I always get the swedish meatballs and they're spot on everytime. Great cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes and some peas. I've tried the fish and chips before and I'm not too big of a fan so I'd probably skip that.

I have a love and hate relationship with IKEA. It's cheap and easy to come pick up a few things without spending a fortune, but it's always crowded and the quality of their bedding has been seriously going downhill. This time around, we happe Ed to be shopping around lunch time and not wanting to leave for food and coming back to shop, we decided to eat at the cafeteria. I have had mostly positive experience dining in their cafeterias, but this time, the quality and quantity of the food was very poor. My salmon was a sloppy mess on a plate full of sad looking food items, my daughter's meatballs also suffered the similar fate of haphazardly being thrown onto a disposable plate. Everything was mixed together into an unappealing mess and it was just unappetizing. My husband's fish and chips were the only decent looking thing at our table. I don't come here looking for a gourmet meal, but as you can plainly see in the attached pictures, they could have tried a little harder. I will likely continue shopping at ikea for certain things, but I will be avoiding their food court.

I LOVE coming here for the food! 90% of the time I am only here for the food! They really found such an impactful and meaningful way to incorporate the theme of "family" into the shopping experience. IKEA FAMILY Members get free coffee/tea Food price is fair Food is always fresh and does not leave you feeling like garbage after eating it.

If you go to IKEA, you typically go for the furniture but always make a detour to the food. While not exactly a gourmet meal, IKEA's food court hits the sweet spot between price and quality. Like you would expect, the star if the show was the Swedish Meatballs. perfectly seasoned and served with creamy gravy, lingonberry sauce and mashed potatoes, they were comforting. Beyond the meatballs, the Fish and Chips were surprisingly decent - the fish was crispy but the fries could have used some of that crispness. The line was long but service fast - it moved quickly and we were in and out of the line within 10 minutes. Considering the number of people, this was quick. Overall, a comforting and satisfying meal that won't break the bank.

It's easily accessible through Highway 400 and Highway 7. The showroom is well-organized and the restaurant area is clean and well-maintained. It offers good budget-friendly furniture and decoration items, and they have improved their exchange/refund and price adjustment policies which is a plus now. The restaurant offers budget-friendly food options for breakfast, lunch or dinner. And you can have a full meal before/after your purchase. Their ice creams are a must-try after shopping. They have new vegan strawberry ice cream, too.

Visited this Ikea with my gf during Victoria Day weekend as all the other Ikea's in the GTA were closed. In terms of layout, it's very similar to the OG location on Provost off Sheppard in North York. The parking lot is huge. Lots of condo and townhouse development happening still at the moment. One of my friends actually lives across from it. The cafeteria is just as big and brightly lit as the North York one (dare I say, even bigger). There were some new food items that they were serving that I had never seen before like mac n' cheese. Had to grab ourselves some meatballs (staple grab every time you visit) w/ gravy and lingonberry jam. Delicious. The mac n' cheese, I thought had good flavour but the noodles were definitely overcooked a bit and edging on soggy. I was contemplating trying the creamy mushroom soup cuz it smelled so good but I ultimately decided against because it was close to dinner time. It seemed like the tomato soup was very popular as the pot was completely empty! My gf and I did some shopping and had ourselves a nice chill date. Rounded off the visit with a cup of frozen yogurt. Yummy.

Vaughan IKEA great sale on kitchen Restaurant food price is pretty high. Meatball and Veggie Meatball is ok. Garlic bread not as crispy as it used to me, very soggy Service was ok not so good

We had a Blast!! I've been to this Ikea location many times over the years. What I like about Ikea, in general, is that they had a great selection of low, mid and high-range items that suit almost anyone's budget. This review is about our first Post-Pandemic visit around Easter/Passover earlier this year. I have been back to Ikea since but this visit was the most we have had at the location. We were there around Easter/Passover and looking for an extra storage bin for the kid's playroom as they still had tonnes of Holiday gifts that we had no place to store them. When we got there we were informed that there was what is best described as a "treat hunt'. There were many locations around the store marked with rabbit footprints and the idea was to find all the locations and take a picture of the stuffed rabbits on display to confirm you found the location. This adventure took us all over the store so we got to see so many things that I wouldn't be normally looking for and it was a great way to see newer offerings at the store. My Daughter who will be a teenager in a few years has already picked out her next bedroom set. We also got to see the living room, dining room, kitchen items and many storage items for kids. The staff was amazing and they helped my kids find some of the locations as this IKEA like many others is a massive place and we did find ourselves at times going in circles. We managed to find all of the 'Treat Hunt' locations and both of my kids received an Ikea Chocolate bar for their efforts. After all that running around, we needed some grub, so we headed to the IKEA cafe located on the second floor. The menu at Ikea is simple, to make your choices easy, and now they have vegetarian and Vegan options. I'm a Foodie and as a Foodie we like to explore different types of food, and tend to like Animal Protein but also enjoy plant-based and vegetarian cuisines as well. On this visit, we got meatballs and Vegan meatballs. The kids got the Ikea kids meal which comes with your choice of protein, a side, apple slices and a drink. I got the Vegan Meatballs for myself which were actually, very good. We finally go the 'Trofast' Storage unit we were looking for, however, they were out of the bin colours we were looking for and had to settle for what was available. After a three-hour visit, I was not going to go home empty-handed. We had a blast during this visit and we will be back for more fun and meatballs.

Just a quick review of the restaurant. I ordered the meat ball meal with mashed potatoes, peas and gravy. Wow what a great meal. $8.99 for the plate. Delicious, filling and a great value. Thoroughly enjoyed this meal.

It's Ikea. Just came for the Swedish Meatballs. The old lunch staple. It is typical for this type of in-store cafeterias. The place was clea, the food as expected, albeit a little on the luke warm side.

Well stocked location. Extremely busy on the weekends but I found parking easy enough. Prices are alerting competitive here. Staff is courteous and helpful.

This IKEA in Vaughan is really huge unlimited inventory and super awesome Though a little far from my home love this IKEA for his huge and super awesome collection Pick up a lot of my home stuff from here Do check out their items on sale excellent They keep from bedroom to living room beds furniture dining table set Kitchen and household stuff Nothing in a home that they wouldn't keep A great store for all ur household fans kitchen stuff The best part is it's very reasonably priced Great pricees Love to come here as often as I can

Can't go wrong with IKEA food. We had the smoked salmon salad, Swedish meatballs, fried haddock, garlic bread all for around $30 7.5/10 @imsuchafatass

Why did I stay away for so long? I came by because I wanted to get a small, black TV stand that my friend had bought from here. There's everything you need for your home and office. There's imported goods from Europe, a cafeteria and a kiddy area to entertain the little ones. Even if you aren't going to buy anything, you can get tons of decorating ideas from the different room set ups in each department. It's a fun way to get a good workout; the store is huge! You can even have a nice meal as you take a break from shopping.

Good Ikea location, a little hard to get into the parking area/lot though because of how busy it can get. But love it anyways. They have a great kitchen here and a nice amount of products available on display. Their stock levels are alright... Probably best to check the website before coming to pick something up.

I love the whole concept of IKEA , ikea home furnishings and design ideas . You can furnish your whole house on a budget from Ikea. Furniture designs are modern,unique and affordable. It's a great place to shop if you are moving out or starting new .

IKEA is great. I'm just going to tell you stuff you already know but that's cool. Try to go on off hours (ie not the weekend) so it's not as crazy busy, make sure you visit their food court area if you are hungry, and skip past the show room area if you are on a mission. My fave things to do at IKEA are get an ice cream, browse the AS IS section, and wander around the show room - tons o' fun! See you soon IKEA!!

IKEA is one of my favourite place to go. As soon as I enter there, I am in my happy zone. IKEA is just amazing for shopping stuff for home, whether it's furniture, lighting, decor stuff or kitchen utensil. You can find stuff here for each price range. Sometimes I just go here for a walk and to eat lunch. I can sit in the cafeteria for hours and relax. I love their meatballs and fish n chips. The new vegetarian hotdog is also good. You can never say no to their ice cream. It's so well organized, spotless and beautifully decorated. Sometimes you don't even need anyone's help. You can select and pick you stuff and just pay at self pay counter. Even if you need assistance, the staff is always friendly and happy to help. Thanks IKEA for making our lives better.

Ordered Book Cabinets but had some missing items. I contacted IKEA requesting the missing products but they told me I missed the "missing Item 7-day policy". They refuse to send me the missing box and would not even try to locate my missing box. They got paid so they have no reason to provide me further service. Now I'm out $600.00 and not a damn thing I can do. IKEA, what a joke!

Needed some dishes and other household stuff from Ikea so why not get their famous buck breakfast? Well...not anymore. They added a couple slices of tomatoes and a slice of bread and jacked the price to $3 - I think. If you want to get bacon, you can, but you lose the potatoes too - $2.50. The prices might be the other way around. Nonetheless, what just happened? I guess the $1 loss leader wasn't worth it anymore. I'm ok with that but why add a useless piece of starchy white bread and a couple slices of really bad tomatoes? I guess the breakfast and shop is over at IKEA for me. Ugh!

Lots of items on sale right now, lots of variety and stock. Customer service reps are visible and helpful

IKEA is one of my favourite places. Every room is so well decorated and I love going there to just relax and look at all their interior decor. All my furniture are from IKEA as I love to build and DIY my stuff. All the employees that work there are very nice and attentive when you ask for help. I mainly go for the food, everything is reasonably price and delicious. You can get yummy fish & chips for 7.99 and their famous Swedish meatballs for 6.99. Their froyo ice cream is so good and only $1. They recently added pizza to their menu. It's always so fun to go through IKEA even if you're not buying anything. They really do capture the customers to stay longer with how they layout their whole store.

Many establishments claim that their customers always come first (including some strip joints!) but I feel that IKEA is one of the few places that actually live up to that. I am a frequent visitor here. I usually come here for lunch then quickly browse the store for interesting products. Since Yelp is mainly a website for foodies like me. I'm going to start off with their diner. They got their $1 breakfast, meatballs, Chicken, Haddock and chips, and Salmon. Not to mention the variety of sweets they have. Food is served on proper china plates, mugs, glasses, and silverware like a proper diner. If you are a fan of fast food then they got hot dogs and yoghurt ice cream cones downstairs. They even have pre-packaged foods too. Surprisingly their food quality is great and is actually better tasting than many restaurants out there. Prices are low and portions are generous. Now to the store. Its clean and tidy but its so huge you might lose each others if you are coming in a group! Employees have great manners and are clearly trained well. Plenty of parking space. Free WiFi is always a plus in my book. Furnitures might not be the fanciest but they have the variety to please all tastes. They do require some assembly but its nothing complicated as it comes with instruction manual and pretty much everything you need is in the box. Think of it as a life sized LEGO set. Overall IKEA has the best customer service I have seen so far. Great food. A store with a variety of items. and well mannered people. Going on a vacation to Sweden is on my bucket list mainly because of IKEA!

4 Star for IKEA retail sections - I just love browsing around IKEA, always give me new ideas - love to sit on the comfy showroom sofas.. yes I laid on the bed occasionally too.. - Marketplace always have affordable kitchen wares and just little things around the house that ended up buying! 2 Star for IKEA's food - I know they are cheap! $2.99 for Swedish meatballs with side $2 for 2 hot dogs with free drink refills $0.99 for pasta in tomato sauce $1 for cinnamon bun with coffee $1 for frozen Yogurt - I look at the cinnamon buns and I know I cannot eat that even if they are free - A lot of leftover Swedish meatballs left on people's plates that never finished as I walked around the cafe - I ended up having the hot dog combo which was not too bad...great for a snack! I will stick with home decor and furniture shopping in IKEA and will have to pass on the food!

Had a very stressful week at work and the moment I had a little down time, what did I want to do? Go to Ikea of course!!!!!! Not even joking, I literally perked up and I was so happy to go. This is my favorite IKEA over the North York one and I've been here many times, sometimes 3 days in a row. To get here, you're literally going down highway 7 and it's super easy to get to. It's so simple I've never had any driving anxiety going there (compared to the North York one which is quite hectic and parking is sort of crazy too). This location is perfect as it is situated in sort of the middle of no where which gives them lots of parking and you usually get your choice spot. This IKEA has mastered the retail experience for me. They know. It's psychology. Even though I don't want to buy any furniture at all, we still go through the whole first floor to look at the awesome set ups they have. It's always enticing and a beauty. Getting a little peckish from walking? When you finish the floor, head over to the cafe for cheap eats with a variety of dishes. Not that hungry? Head downstairs for 2 hot dogs and a drink for $2. The Market Hall is my favorite area as there's just so much stuff that I shouldn't buy but pick up anyway. It's dangerous for a hoarder. While employees are sort of hard to find, the logic and branding behind the company makes it clear on why they do the things they do and I 100% stand behind it. I will always go to this IKEA and continue to buy crap I don't need. I LOVE IKEA!!!!

This is a better IKEA in my opinion. It is usually less packed with more parking which makes your visit more pleasant. Also it is easy to find assistance when you need to. The staff was knowledgeable about different curtain options when we asked about it. I still appreciated their help even though I did not end up purchasing them at IKEA. Nothing to speak about their restaurant as I am not a fan but definitely give their ice cream or hot dog a try - you got nothing to lose with one dollar lol If you drive on Jane St from south watch out as you are not supposed to turn left onto Interchange Way as the left turn lanes are only for buses as I recall (?) It definitely threw some drivers off

I can't complain... the cheapest three course dinner you can get! Starter: Gravlax and side salad, $5.99 Main: Butter chicken with rice and naan, $8.99 Dessert: Daim Chocolate Almond Cake, $2.99 I have to say I probably enjoy Ikea meals more than most people My favourite moment was when I had a can of Tempt 9 which I brought into the store whilst my friends shopped and while paying for the foods the cashier smiled and asked if my drink was good . Funny guy. I love walking through Ikea and looking at their style and design. I do wish they would display more Nordic design and simplicity or inspirations--minimalist kind of designs.

Can I pay today and pick up tomorrow? No. You can pay now and wait 3 hours while we prepare your order. And then come back again to pick up the rest next week when it's ready. Why not just pick up once? They should have exist from any department instead of forcing people to walk around the entire store.

Really large store with everything. I really like their setup as you can Physically see what it looks like in a room or small condo. They even sell pet beds, leashes, and bowls. Their prices have come down especially on simple products like the Lack table and bookshelf.

I love IKEA. I mean, who doesn't?? They're easy to assemble, they provide clear instructions, and overall, they just make furniture affordable. I love the simplicity and variety of their models and that you can easily make your whole home match with their different products. Let's also not forget about the super cheap restaurant and bistro market they have on the side. $0.75 hot dogs and $1.50 soft serves?! Count me in!

Every time I go to ikea I always enjoy the cleanliness of their bathrooms ... no better place to drop one when in the area Thanks IKEA!!!

I love Ikea! I love their affordable snacks ...hot dogs, and drinks and soft served ice cream! Nothing to complain about for the price...plus it's not bad at all! How can hot dog go wrong anyway? When you go to their sit in diner, there are also good deals. They have daily specials...which is really worth it for the price and the quantity. On Mondays, the meatballs are $3. 99 after 4pm! They have $1 breakfast until 11a.m on the daily! They also have salmon on Wednesdays for half its regular price (if I can recall). Amazing amazing deals! The plus side is, it's actually good! The meatballs are amazing...the sauce is good. Love the gravy and the cranberry sauce! I also dropped by their little store and it's so nice to see that the feeling is becoming more and more Nordic. They have Daim now and their also have dried onions and mustard (good to buy for your hotdogs as toppings). After eating, you will never get bored walking around! There's always something interesting finds at valuable prices!

Funny how a company would brag about weak customer service. I mean it: there is a poster on the wall touting "That's why" and explaining how they keep their prices low by methods like not having much staff, and self assembly and self delivery. Sure, I admit the pricing is quite good for the level of style and creativity involved, but I'm not sure I like the changes. For example, I picked up a Galant cabinet for my office. Or I tried to. I went to a computer terminal and found what I wanted and wrote down the number. Then I began the search to find out where to get it. I finally captured an elusive staff member who directed me to a counter in the warehouse area. The counter was unstaffed--for a long time--a very long time. Finally, I captured the attention of another staffer who went to get someone to staff the counter. Surprise! It was the individual who directed me to the counter originally! Nice trick. He printed out the order sheet and I paid at the checkout and was directed to the pickup counter. I waited at the pickup counter. And waited. About 45 minutes later, I had my 3 flat cartons and was on my way out the door. There were few customers at the time to slow me down, so I should have been in and out in under 15 minutes instead of an hour and 15 minutes. Here is the kicker: I get home and assemble the cabinet (another "why Ikea" reason for lower prices) and discover the camlock hardware they use is not longer metal--now it is plastic! Really? I pulled out the carpenter's glue to ensure it stays together. My glue--not theirs, yielding another saving for them. "That's why"...

And I thought I was the only one who felt like a rat in a maze?! it's nice for parents with little ones because there's a supervised play area inside and a playground outside (south west corner) for parents with little ones that need to expel some energy. They are all clean stores and they are super thoughtful, take it from a mom with a baby..when you walk in a store and they have parking for you AT the entrance, an elevator for your stoller, a bathroom and free diapers..you appreciate them more! Walmart could learn a thing or two about this type of convenience.

Tough day at work? Naw. stressed from the kids, you bet.... go to a place where everyone knows your kids names.... IKEA... I guess you can delude yourself and say the dining area is modern the food is decent. but $5 a beer... 3 kids being babysat in smalland... you can't beat this place for anything.... they do wine too. And I think they sell furniture and stuff here too... The $1 breakfast is gone but you still can't harp on this place... the lines are ridiculously long but you still can't harp on the place... this is the only place that can get away with murder, and I think I'd still give it a $5 star... I pay $100 to see a Marlies game with my kids... I can bring them here enjoy myself for 1 hour get beers and hotdogs for under $20.... There goes the buzzer, I'm being paged to collect my kids, it's been a fun time while it lasted.

Pleased as I was to finally try the Swedish meatballs available at IKEA restaurant, I was let down when my meatball count came up a little short I went for the upgraded 15 meatball meal with mashed potatoes and gravy. My official meatball count came up to 13. I was quite upset; nay, dismayed. It seems the gentleman serving me the meatballs at the counter was not on top of his game, mathematically. The meatballs them selves are quite delectable; the mashed potatoes good-even the cranberry sauce comes out alright. This experience has not tainted my feelings toward shopping at IKEA. I am a regular customer and will be back again for a SKÖL or a GLIBGLIB or both.

I don't always end up buying furniture from here but I definitely can't leave without having their 1$ ice cream! You can swing by and have dinner for under 5$ and leave with a sweet desert in your hand. Who wouldn't love that?

Hi I went Ikea to get a child twin bed set normally I enjoy going to Ikea. When I arrived I asked on the guys near checkout where the beds would be. He directed my to the app and showed me how to use it to locate stock. So far so good. I found the bed frame and then using the computer because the app would not work I found the mattress. Then I realized I needed sheets so after wondering around the maze for quite some time I found them and eventually found my way back. I took my purchase to self Check out and headed home. Once I assembled the bed frame I realized I was missing the slats. Perhaps a sign of some notice would have been helpful. I went back today to get them and spoke to a manager about why they are on different locations and how would I know unless I'm told. She said the check out situs have told me. It didn't. Some improvements would be good. Keep components together or a huge sign of notice at check out. I will ask many questions next time and be sure I have all the parts.

Bought a memory foam mattress 3 years ago which included a 25-year warranty and Ikea refuses to honour the warranty after the entire top of the mattress bunched up and is now unable to be slept on. I even offered to drive it back to Ikea at my own expense if they would replace it and I was still told no. I will never shop at Ikea again and I have spent thousands over the last couple of years in that store.

Went during Covid (August) and it felt safe and shopping was easy. Much better than my experience online. I went on a Saturday at 8:55am. Store opened at 9 and we were all let in the store.

BEWARE of their contract for deliveries and assembly. Their CSRs probably will just ask you to sign an agreement without disclosing to you the most important part. ***All furniture need to be in exactly the right place for the assembly team. *** If it is even in so much as a different room next to the correct location they will refuse to assemble and you lose the $ amount you paid for assembly.

It's a shame that IKEA's food court cooks up tastier food than many established restaurant. Needless to say, the food here is beyond expectations. I ordered Swedish Meat Balls ($6.99), served with a choice of mash or fries, smothered in gravy. The meatballs here are a staple of IKEA. They are tender and moist, with distinct flavours that differentiate it from traditional meatballs. Their gravy is a simple bechemel with small hints of pepper. Fries is not your typical McCains'. Although I would not go out of my way to eat IKEA, this furniture giant would make a killing if it entered the fast-casual food business.

this ikea is nice but I'm not in love with the location. Every time I have to go here just going inside the street takes 10 minutes because There is so much construction going on constantly. This location has a lot of good things but it's always hard to find when I came to look for and I feel like I end up wasting a lot of time instead of being productive and actually finding what I came for. It took me about three times to actually go and get good organization items for my drawers in my dresser. Every time I would come home with the stuff that I thought with useful but in the end it was just not good enough because I never found the stuff I really came for until I finally asked around and was able to get it. I will definitely be coming back here as this is the closest one from my house but it is frustrating that I'm not always able to find exactly what I came for I just wish they had things laid out in a better manner it just gets really confusing in the marketplace and nothing is in it's rightful place.

Visited the store on Thursday about noon hour and st check out the fast food kiosk wasn't lined up as usual Do I got a 75 cent hot dog and noticed the soup today ( self serve ) was Caribbean jerk chicken soup I couldn't resist and I was Bang On , greatest soup in s long time , spicy , thick rich with meat rice and veggies etc Whatta good surprise I will check this food stand again Ohh yeah the hotdog was ok , what do you expect for 75 cents

Ikea is one of my favourite stores and my house is full of their furniture and accessories. I have lots of experience with Ikea. And for the most part they provide a great customer experience. Today I went to pick up a mattress that I saw in their flyer. Checking online is always a good idea -- after many experiences of "out of stock" items. In fact on many occasions I have felt that Ikea must be Swedish for "out of stock". I was pleased to discover there were 11 of the item I wanted in stock. You can also check online for the Bin and Aisle number of the item in the warehouse so you can find your items with ease. Sadly when I got to the specified location it was not easy to find the mattress I wanted. I proceeded to ask one of the many staff members on the warehouse floor and one of them was able to sort through the mess of mattresses to find the one I was looking for. Also a good idea to take note of the item number since the labels are not always easy to understand. I finally figured out by the time i left that there are different icons for firm and plush on the mattress labels. I successfully purchased the mattress (rolled for easy transport) and loaded it in my car without assistance. Then I headed back inside to grab lunch at the restaurant. The Swedish meatballs are a staple - the menu selections are minimal and there are really only a few options now. If you are a member of the Ikea Family loyalty program you get $1 off the meatballs. I have to say that their carts for multiple trays are a great addition - I only wish they had those when I used to go with little kids in tow and not enough hands to manage multiple trays. Overall it was a good experience this trip. I will be back.

Ikea has cost me time and money because it claimed I could order stuff online and pick it up at a locker after regular hours but hasn't delivered. Ikea's staff marked my order as 'picked up by customer' when it hasn't been picked up. My credit card has been charged for the order when I have not received my order. Ordered locker pickup but staff never sent locker number. Multiple phone calls waiting on hold. Drove to pick up but couldn't make it during regular hours. Wasted time driving to pick up another time when no staff were present at pick up point. Very unhappy customer.