The best part about shopping at Ikea is knowing exactly what you want and to go there with a plan. Or you can spend all day in there looking around and exploring. It all depends on if you want to be in and out or make a day out of it.
Also it's always a good idea to check online to see if the store you're going to actually has the products that you want.
Like any sane human been I love this place, parking is plenty. I like the food and the cinnamon bun. Also if you want to leave the kids for a little bit at the little day care they have it helps and the kids love it.
Love Ikea. The whole shopping experience and food is really worth spending all the time in there. Its better now with the shortcut to Cafe area right from the entrance to marketplace. Sometimes it is difficult to find someone from Ikea too help out but otherwise I love going here.
WOW. You could spend a weekend here. Cafeteria is unbelievable for quality and price. I always go here looking for something and end up buying a ton of stuff. Last time I was there I went for closet organizers and a desk. Ended up leaving with those and new design to have my entire Boston Condo, kitchen and bath redone Scandinavian IKEA style. Really a must see, I've been to these stores in Europe and in the U.S., they are all amazing. Get There!
As IKEAs go, this is a nice one. IKEA has really stepped up their game in terms of showcasing their products since coming to our shores, many, many, years ago. The food court is clean and was tasty. Not a general fan of products that they make, but some things are super good quality and hold up over time. I love their metal powder coated shelving, I have used it in several rooms, it holds up and remains fresh as the day it was installed. I buy items for my home in Italy from IKEA and love the prices in Italy on kitchen cabinets and fixtures in Europe as compared to the US. If you are a fan of IKEA, a good example. PS. I have been to the one in CT, what a filthy disaster, I will never return to that location, unsanitary as well. I hope things changed at the CT store since my last visit over a year ago.
Always love the design from IKEA. Simple but not plain. We have been purchasing furniture and decoration from this plan when I was in college, never disappointed. It’s such a great experience for even walking around to see the home style design. Plus, can’t say no to the Swedish meatball! Lol
IKEA is one of the best options for inexpensive, low durability furniture and home goods.
The Stoughton location is easily accessible from Rt. 24, with a decently organized parking garage. The store layout is bothersome if you're trying to shop fast, and has issues with cleanliness and organization each time I've gone. The store has always been stocked with what I've needed.
It's a unique place. And so huge with variety of of every thing you would think to buy for your house. Especially if you are new campus student or someone moving it to a new home or apartment. The Prices Are Great and quality even better the brands found here are unique and are manufactured in various nations unlike the common manufacturing nation products found in other regular malls and cooperate shops. The experience is great. Just be ready to make a long queue at check out.
One of best furniture shops. You can find a lot of elements/things to your house, including bedrooms, bathrooms, kid rooms, Prices are economical. Staff are very helpful and friendly.
Clean and comfortable.
Restaurant is a good option.
All services are nice.
I recommend to use this market to make your home shopping
They have a great selection of affordable and stylish furniture. Great items for my kid's rooms. Many items have dual purposes and very versatile in use. The layout of the store is fantastic so you can see multiple ways a piece of furniture might look in your home. You can test everything out. Only drawback is finding your products in the stock room (especially that match the color you want) and loading all the stuff in your car!
IKEA is unique. There's only 1 in WA. You bring furniture home in boxes, to put together. Everything is reasonably priced. Sales people are not abundant. Get a meal for at fast food prices. There's a kids play place. We usually make a trip there a day.
It's walking through the catalog. It's awesome to see everything laid out infront of you Helps you imagine your own space with the items. Only down fall is that is impossible to just go in quick for a couple things. The walk through takes a while. But, the staff is nice and helpful.
I come here frequently with my girlfriend to stroll because we have no life. It's always a positive experience and the products have never let me down. They have something for every price range in every category and the value is just out of control.
A notable, positive experience would be when she left her wallet. We called and although we waited on hold for about 15-20min, when we finally reached someone they were prompt, kind and patient. They immediately went out looking for it and the whole process was outstanding.
Even when I'm obviously not right, I find Ikea putting up with me and pretending I am. Really solid company.
What can I say? I love the place. Very well organized and extremely helpful and patient staff who answer all my questions. Give yourself an hour to walk through the entire store. 2 if you have children. Dining at the cafeteria is a must. And the most efficient way to shop is to look up what you want online and save it to a list; the aisle and bin numbers are provided online in advance. Make sure you pick the right store location! Also it's nice to walk through all the displays because there are some items that are not as easily as discoverable online through lack of suggestions. Example: I bought a desk and found a really nice desk station to put on top that I found through looking at all the displays. And one last tip: bring a tape measure! But don't worry, they offer paper ones in store too if you forget :-)