IKEA in Stoughton is the full format version of the store and it operates at a scale that rewards…read moreplanning before you arrive. We walked into a showroom floor that is extensive, with fully arranged room displays that give you a sense of how pieces work together in an actual living space rather than just on a shelf. That format is one of the more genuinely useful retail experiences for anyone furnishing a home or apartment from scratch. The pricing across furniture, decor, and home goods remains the core value proposition and it holds up. For what you get in terms of design and function, the price points on most categories are difficult to match elsewhere, which is why the store continues to draw the traffic it does despite the time commitment a full visit requires. The warehouse section at the end of the showroom walk is where you collect flat pack versions of the display pieces, and navigating between the two requires knowing your item numbers before you reach the warehouse floor. The click and collect option is the practical alternative to a full in store visit and works well. Ordering online, parking in the designated spots, and having the order loaded into your car helps a great deal. For anyone who already knows what they want, it is a significantly better use of time than walking the full floor. For a large scale furniture shopping trip that delivers value and requires strategic planning, IKEA in Stoughton remains a destination worth the effort.

Huge store, it's like a maze but every room has something to offer. Basically you walk through this…read morehuge "house" with rooms on display with everything (I think) purchasable. You can use the app to scan items and add them to a cart, use a pencil and paper they provide, or take pictures like me. Since everything larger is DIY you have to note the location in their warehouse so you can go pick it up after your walk through. I think they also do pick up orders as well. There's also the famous cafe with the Swedish meatballs!! Quality isn't terrible and it's within price budget. They pretty much have anything you could need for a home or apartment.

Long line for such an empty store but I was doing an online return which left me in and out with no…read moreline.

A Customer Service winner here! Great deals great sales…read moregreat assortment great sales associates and one that really shined on Sunday was JASON! For a young Adult Associate he has mastered the art of customer service by handling situations and concerns with professionalism! Kudos to this Stores Jason!

When I visited, it was a combination Marshalls and Homegoods. As my friend joked, "This is the…read moreworst of both worlds." The store is poorly organized - it felt chaotic. I feel like I typically find tons of items I love and the inventory felt meh / it was leaning more into the homegoods items - the clothing selection felt tiny. I came just the browse and left with a candle warmer & peppermint stirrers for a hot coco bar.

I called and asked the manager to check to see if an item that I saw last week on clearance for…read more$175 (a huge table figurine) I gave a complete description of the item he asked me questions like "is it Halloween theme" "where was it in the store" I told him, 4th row in, clearence...top shelf..he then asked again "is it Halloween" NO its silver...he then says "no we dont have it....WITHOUT EVEN CHECKING. I will be calling corporate!

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Just visited this store today. I can't believe how much it's changed. It's the BEST TJ Maxx in the…read morearea now.... by far! So impressed with the turnaround with the Stoughton location!! Definitely not the largest TJ Maxx I've been too, and the selection for a few sections were lacking, but the staff here today were amazing (multiple staff members took an interest in trying to help me find a bunch of clothing, an iPhone case, and a book I thought they may carry (as they have in the past). So helpful staff and a pretty good selection in the clothing department. For iPhone cases and books, I wouldn't suggest this store. Anyway, the line wasn't long at all, and the overall store was very clean and appealing to return to do more shopping. Will definitely be returning to this location. Located on Route 27, Park Street in Stoughton, right near the Brockton line, in the RK Plaza.

Useful, small plaza on Route 138 in Easton…read more Includes a grocery store, pharmacy, discount store, shipping retailer, nails place, a vision center, and a few more small, independent retailers. Roche Brothers, Dollar Tree, CVS/Pharmacy, UPS Store, Nails, Kozol Vision Center, and others. Also includes AT&T and Dunkin Donuts in another part of the strip mall, and if you can figure out how the drive thru works for that Dunkin Donuts, you've either lived in the area or are genius...... so annoying to drive around the lot twice! 4 stars.

Going out of business. Even with the closing their prices (with sale) are higher than other…read morestores. Staff is rarely pleasant and not a surprise all stores are closing. There will soon be nowhere else to shop besides Bezos' world takeover.

The worst customer service I have ever experienced. After multiple emails, I have been unable to…read moreresolve the issue. It seems that computers, not people, are generating canned responses. Each canned response we've gotten essentially says, "sucks to be you, you're not getting your money back"., and didn't directly address our questions or concerns. I have never shopped at Bob's Stores before and I will definitely not shop there again. As another reviewer stated, don't let the low prices fool you. This is not Marshall's or TJ Maxx. There are no deals to be had. We ended up paying more for sandals here than we would have if we had ordered them from EMS where we first saw them. Lesson learned.

This new management team is completely running the mall into the ground. Kicking out long time…read moretenants to build a "trampoline park" is just so ridiculous and what they're doing to the inside portion is even worse. It looks horrible. Maybe you could've put actual stores that people like going to in there and not destroy the place with some childish play place. Unacceptable

This place calls itself a mall but its an absolute desolate dump of a shell of probably its former…read moreglory. The only thing inside this nasty place is a decrepit nail salon, a run down oriental carpet dealer and the back entrance of Barnes and Noble and Wines and Things. the rest of this mall is either closed or turned into outwardly facing stores like Kohls (largest Kohls I have ever seen) or a run down nasty Petsmart, Barnes and Noble and Party City. Office Max went out of business and some of the other smaller stores are on their last legs. The Taco Bell and Panera in the parking lot are the only busy things bringing traffic to this dump. Horrible and should be shut down.