I always dread coming here. Especially on weekends. After about 20 minutes, my head becomes dizzy and I start to feel like I need to leave. The layout is what is difficult. The entire store is designed as one big maze that you have to navigate. And don't even bother trying to do the shortcuts or you'll get lost even more. The items sold here are very cheap, both in price and in quality. I'm always hesitant getting something because I know it'll feel cheap at my home. The beds are especially cheap and I feel like you can get a much sturdier somewhere else. The things I would buy here are light bulbs, dishes, picture frames and items like that. The furniture is just too flimsy for me. The food court is, however, pretty good. You can get a good warm meal for a great price and be very satisfied. The ice cream and dessert is also a good option. read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Bolingbrook, Illinois

I am caught between two worlds regarding Ikea. The first world: products. The products that are made of wood or metal are generally good. The second world: interior. The interior of Ikea offers a completely awful experience. The number of times that I have aimlessly been slumbering through the store like a zombie in a crappy slasher movie hurts to think about. "Oh my gosh! I'm on the 1st floor, almost to the checkout!" 20 minutes later: "Lamps and lights? The checkout is nowhere in sight." Being stuck inside the IKEA labyrinth is at best a demoralizing way to get exercise. read more

IKEA can be an overwhelming shopping experience, even if you're only coming for one thing, have measurements on hand, and feel super prepared. But one thing that helps is when the staff is super friendly and helpful, and your chances of having a positive experience increase if you can avoid this spot on the weekend. I visited this location on a Friday morning and it made all the difference. I knew what I wanted, but when I found it in the show room, the location card was not included. When I finally reached the end of the store (after picking up a variety of other things I "needed") I easily found an employee who was happy to look up my item for me. She verified they had the item, arranged for me to pick it up after check out, and everything went smoothly. The lines were reasonable, the prices were great, and overall this trip went very smoothly aside from the store being sold out of a couple decorative items I was interested in. Obvi, I'll be back for more. read more

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For how crazy this place is every single time we come, we love it. They have such a wide selection of home items to choose from. We know we need at least an hour when we come here because we're going to get stuck browsing. We love the staged room sets, especially the kitchens and peeking around at all the different finishes. We came for a mirror and unfortunately didn't know the product number/location so we had to snake through the entire store to find it. Note to self, the mirrors are on the lower level and you can head straight to them on the lower level rather than going through the store. The mirror we snagged is a great quality. It called the "NISSEDAL" mirror and stands at about 5 feet. I think it is such an awesome price for a mirror of this size and quality because mirrors can be pricey! The Ikea cashier was friendly and didn't say anything about half-eaten cookie package slowly making its way down the conveyor belt to ring up after our mirror. Yes, they have randomly some of the best shortbread cookies ever. They're located past the registers in the little marketplace but you can snag them quick before you checkout. They have a chocolate filling and I can't leave the store without them. We'll be back soon I'm sure :) read more

Need to improve there customer service there worker are so busy chit chating other workers, we ask if there is more live plants in the area it seems the guy he did not pay attention. He directed me to go to home depo. Will i went to Walmart. read more

Good morning, During my visit at the Bolingbrook,IL 60440 store (furniture department) person who was taking care of me was EXCELLEN !!! His name JASON L I wish everybody will be so helpful , polite and very well preper as Sales Person !!! Congratulation IKEA having him to wor for You ! Best Mariola Knight and Elizabeth Halemba read more

Everyone knows what Ikea is at this point, unless you've been locked away somewhere or living under a rock or some such. Pluses are comparatively cheap furnishings, household goods, clean lines. Minuses include shoddy workmanship, putting stuff together yourself, everyone else on the block has the same "Billy" bookcase too. One thing that bugged me on a recent trip to the Bolingbrook Ikea: Ikea doesn't have plastic bags anymore (ok fine, greening etc, yeah yeah, very admirable; cheaper for them too, don't forget), but if you need a bag they make you buy one for $0.59 (hardly optional, since nobody buys just one thing there, and i wasn't carrying my collapsable Target bag in my purse -- oh and ps, the bag they offer you is made of a form of plastic! How is this better?), and then the clerk doesn't even bag the stuff for you! That was the part that really got to me, beyond having to buy the bag. Customer service apparently got lost in translation from the Swedish. I must say that this store does have the problem of funneling approximately 50 million customers into about 4 open check-out lines at any given time that I've been here. But since you've just traversed the entire huge store and amassed a mound of goodies, you're not going to chuck it at that point. I'll still shop at Ikea because it would be impossible not to. But I'll come armed with a bag and not expect much from the check-out clerks. Caveat emptor. read more

The staff members here are complete trash. I've literally never received more inappropriate and rude responses to questions than I did from multiple staff members, especially one in particular names Carlos. Seriously, if you see this dude around, don't waste your time. Just look it up online or shop somewhere else. read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Bolingbrook, Illinois

Having planned to go to IKEA's Bolingbrook store tomorrow, I called to asked if they had reopened the deli by the checkout area. I was told by the operator that 1. She didn't know and, 2. There's no way to call store directly. if there was an OSCAR category for for incompetence in customer service IKEA gets the gold. Mike Mohr read more

I don't often do this but thought I would take a quick minute to pass along my compliments to one of Ikea's store representatives; specifically Phil in the showroom at the Bolingbrook, IL location Recently I stopped in to view shelving options I have been considering for a bedroom in my home.  I have been researching different options from vendors/stores.  So on a recent weekend I did some measurements once again and have decided to go with the large Kallax dark brown/black unit. Phil was very patient with my unending questions, showed exceptional product knowledge (at Ikea I have been considering the Kallax or Pax product line options), and conveyed a very helpful but not pushy attitude.  It was refreshing to find someone with genuine personality, professionalism, and a little helpful humor thrown in. (The latter rather helpful with stressful in-store shopping these days. ) So, thank you so much Phil, thanks Ikea - see you soon. Our family loves Ikea Bolingbrook and Phil! Please stay safe during these difficult times. read more

I enjoy shopping at this IKEA. The staff is professional, helpful, and friendly. I live about 20 miles from the store, so imagine my chagrin when the flooring I purchased was mildewed and had to to be returned - with these gas prices? Whoa NELLY! SMH read more

What a horrible store. Oh my goodness, this place is a nightmare!!! And the checkout was the worst experience. Stood in line for 30min while one millennial worker stood around doing nothing. He was a total douchebag. I bought 3 baskets, of which, one was apparently the display. All the baskets for purchase was in one area and because one of the baskets didn't have the proper ticker he would sell it. His words "it doesn't have a barcode". Are you kidding me? Hey dummy, I have 2 identical baskets, scan that code. The flakey kid can't possibly comprehend doing that so I have to walk back upstairs through the maze to that section. Never coming back here again. read more

I had to choose at least one star but ZERO is my rating! IKEA you need a better concept. When a customer finds something on the display floor and has to go down to the merchandise level only to find out that the item has been discontinue! Then you offer to sell the display item but are not willing to have an associate (one of only three that we seen during our entire time at the store) to go back up to the display level to retrieve the item (we had the little item ticket so it shouldn't have been a problem finding it), for us. NO we had to drag ourselves all the way back through the store to get it ourselves. We were told we would get a discount because it was a display- only to find out once at the register that we needed to go to a separate area first to get the item priced with a discount!!! REALLY??? Not one of the associates gave a crap - just all looked at us like they couldn't find their own way through the store. Bad service is an understatement. And why in the world wasn't the item on display marked - Discontinued - only display available for purchase - no that would be using common sense, which clearly is not a requirement for employment at IKEA in Bolingbrook! What a horrible experience! Signed, ER's Mom read more

I love ikea and I been going to ikea all my life. But this location needs to train their staff. Last time when i was at check out, the girl accidentally scanned 4 times of a paint. I realized after I paid, so I went back to her, she was like oh well let me get the manager to do this. Took another 10 minutes to fix this, up until i was about to leave, not a single sorry. So I asked her if there's anything that she would like to say, she said oh yeah, have a good day. Today I came right to ikea restaurant before shopping, I was waiting for the server to ask me what I want, then some guy wearing Ikea uniform just walked in front of me like I didn't exist, then the server asked him: just the usuals? Come on ikea, hire some people to train your staff better Jesus read more

! Terrible experience from start to finish, if we could even finish the kitchen. Where do I even begin? Let's start with the fact that it was sold to us as an easy DIY. Nope there is no way that the average layperson could do this themselves. Not even a very handy person. We ended up having to hire their contractor that does their showrooms because no contractor wants to touch an IKEA kitchen. Over $4,000 just to install the kitchen so factor that into the cost. Let's see then there was the fact that the designer designed our kitchen 6 inches over the ceiling line. Then multiple cabinet swaps because the original design didn't work with the layout. Then multiple trips to IKEA because the replacement parts that they gave me were incorrect. Plus missing parts from the original shipped order. Then comes the best part the countertops. They're supposed to laser measure but instead some kid showed up with a notepad and a tape measure. Then for the cherry on top they want to charge me $1200 more for countertops than I already paid for because they supposedly made a mistake. I believe there's consumer protection laws against this. Long story short IKEA has no business selling kitchens. They should stick to drapes and meatballs. Not to mention the incompetence of the kitchen staff at the Schaumburg location. Eric who I talked to almost a week ago was supposed to get my issue resolved with the price hike and I had to call multiple times just to get someone to answer the phone. When I talked to Wendy the manager she was pretty much clueless about the issue because it seems he just mentioned it to her casually in passing. Moral of the story DON'T buy an IKEA kitchen. IKEA does not have a handle on the process and you will ultimately regret it like we have. read more

We had never been to this location before. We normally go to Schaumburg & love it. This location only has two floors & seems to have a lot less than the other with three floors. Nevertheless, we found the towels I had originally seen at the other location. So I grabbed those amongst several other items. The prices were the same. For some reason, this one just didn't appear to be kept up as nice although there were lots of employees running around. We did come across several sitting around on their phones, one even discussing her dating issues (not real professional to do this on the floor). We did see some employees stocking & hopefully tidying up. For our regular IKEA shopping, I think we will stick to Schaumburg & I would suggest the same for others. read more

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Wow this IKEA was under construction so there was barely any product or furniture here. Was not really worth the trip.

Absolutely love IKEA stuff. Yes, it comes with all sorts of weird Swedish and other local fasteners, but if you actually follow the instructuions...it always fits together just right. I have never purchased something from IKEA and found myself looking for an extra fastener at the end. They ship the right amount of stuff, and the stuff they ship fits in the product. The quality of the products is very nice and the selection/choices is just right. IKEA has become the go-to place for college kids and newly marrieds and you can see why. They stock the fashionable stuff and they are a hip store. With lots of choices and selection of colors...IKEA works. Highly recommended. read more

Although I must admit, its not as busy as the Schaumburg location, this one is really nice. Although I am not a big fan of the furniture, none the less there are a few things here that I really like. Before you leave they have cinnabons for a dollar, but here's the secret: "Buy 6 and you get them for $4.00). Gotta love that price. read more

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If you have a choice between here and Schaumburg -steer clear of this location. Seriously, this place is such a fire trap. A maze like setup that is windowless and very very hard to get out of. There are no clear exits. It's designed to take you past every single item in the store. read more

This Ikea was very empty today but the food service was quick and the bathrooms were clean. I appreciated the clean eating area as well. I got the Veggie Balls and Almond Cake. They were OK and not fantastic. read more

This review is in regards to the Restaurant which recently re-opened. After paying for my meal, I was asked if I wanted the receipt, with COVID restrictions and a huge plastic barrier between me and the cashier, I declined. That was a mistake. When I got home I realized I was overcharged by $20. I tried calling Customer Service and gave up after being on hold for 25 minutes. SAVE YOUR RECEIPTS if you dine here. read more

This place continually blows my mind when it comes to checking out. I miraculously found what I needed in under 30 minutes, but then checking out is a nightmare. Then to add, I picked up 2 sinks which had to get picked up in back and another 20 minute line. So almost 45 minutes to get out once I got in line. Incredible read more

IKEA - Awful time checking out, once again. It's 3:45 on a Tuesday, 2 lines open, customers 15 deep and the supervisor is leaning and watching. - Home Decor Near Me - Bolingbrook, Illinois

I don't like to shop. Shopping sucks. I especially don't like shopping for furniture. But Ikea is cool. : ) We furnished our first home with Ikea when money was tighter and we found all of the pieces we purchased to be pretty good quality. Building it sometimes left us frustrated, but in the end it all worked out. Every once in awhile we still stop by just to browse. Scoring a plate of Swedish meatballs in the end is very rewarding. read more

If you're in college or trying to adult like a boss, then you probably have made the trip to an IKEA. This location is like most of the other locations: parking lots that spans as far as the eye can see, multiple floors with the first being where you pick up what you've scribbled down on your shopping list, and even a cafe of sorts. I much prefer this location to the Schaumburg location, because it's not as confined and is more spread out in terms of layout. The staff does a good job of keeping things clean, but it's still quite busy even on weekdays/nights. Check out their clearance section. Occasionally they'll put some nice display pieces in there that are nicely discounted. When you're tired of walking around, browsing, or just feel a hunger in your body crying out for some kind of nourishment, you'll be pleased that IKEA has their usual cinnamon buns, hot dogs, pizza, ice cream, and my favorite lingonberry beverage (now in slurpee form!) Don't be a hater, if you can't assemble the furniture like what you see in the store. That's what instructions and friends are for. It's relatively cheap furniture, but they are starting to offer higher-end items and all sorts of knick-knacks that you may or may not find use for. read more

I've recently read the reviews and noticed a particular yelper stating that these "serious" reviews are laughable. This person mentioned they're an interior decorator and only comes here for ideas on staging. So pretty much this person states that they know the products here are not reliable but that IKEA's keen eye for style is "great". Well guess what..their stuff is garbage! It doesn't last more than a year and most people that shop here are NOT interior decorators. If you're looking to invest in furniture that you will use everyday: bed, couch, etc..Don't get it here! We most recently(this passed year) purchased a king sized bed frame for $300 only to have it break today. Not to mention, the cheap screws stripped during installation. Never again!! read more

We recently left Ikea in Bolingbrook with tears of joy recently all because of your wonderful sales coworker Phil in the Living Room department . You see, we are educators from Ukraine who are living with relations in the Chicago because of war . We have only been here short time and do not know about living here too much . Phil was very helpful in letting us understand IKEA but also walked us through the store assisting us with our purchases and making sure that we understood function of each item. As we ended our interaction , Phil asked us more about life in Ukraine and then spoke " Slava Ukrani" which means Glory to Ukraine . We cried on the way home. It's nice to know you have special person like Phil as a member of team . read more

The Poäng chair is the greatest piece of furniture of all time. Every one of my experiences at ikea is astonishing. Don't trust people who don't understand the system. read more

IKEA - horse meatbäls - Home Decor Near Me - Bolingbrook, Illinois

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Good afternoon, My wife and I are fans of the stores (Schaumburg & Bolingbrook) and every time we've gone it's very packed. Sure everyone wears a mask, there's hands sanitizer at some corners of the store, and they've got 6ft. social distancing decals on the floors at check out but, it's really not that easy for the staff to enforce the proper safety precautions because PEOPLE want to do whatever they want to do and it's out of control and the IKEA staff have got their hands tied because customer service is very important to their reputation and the last thing they need is a hoard of angry customers who can't help but whine about their freedom being taken from them when that's not even the case. "We love you IKEA"...but there's only one problem I've got with you; and that's the lack of ordering online capability. My wife for THE LONGEST TIME since June has been trying to order your Alex drawers with the table top and it's ALWAYS out of stock. And DO NOT get me started with the "Malm dressing table"..It's ALWAYS out of stock at both locations but we're ordering them online. So I'm wondering, is everything we order online coming from the store or is it coming from a warehouse hub located elsewhere because I really am finding it extremely HARD to believe that your store gets its shipment of 20-25 units of each product and "PUFF!" it's gone in a half hour. It's utterly impossible, there's not even that high of a population in each county within the state of Illinois that would need such a product.. Think about it...your stores get a shipment of at least 20, 25 to 30 or maybe 40 units of your hottest selling item 3 to 6 times 'each time' you need to restock to your shelves, and the majority of your customers are most likely from within the following counties: Cook, Lake, DePage and Will..and you probably get close to about 3,000 to 4,700 customers *per day* (that number is according to your company's statistics who are based on your customers who actually go to the store to buy items versus the ones who go to just look around or to kill time), and yet well within the time frame of an hour, ALL of your Malm dressing tables, ALL of your LINNMON / ALEX desks, ALL of your Micke desks (which I am truly lucky that my wife & I managed to finally get our hands on), and ALL of you HEMNES shoe storage units ARE ALL GONE?!......How is this even humanly possible? And here's another thing I'm plagued with; the site asks us (like a game show host with a cheesy grin), "Select your store" and I'm wondering: "Hmm, Why?", so I pick the Schaumburg store and it states that the item I'm looking for is "Out of Stock" then I'm like: "Hmm, that's odd..Ok, no worries, I'll just check for it by switching to the Bolingbrook store." and when I do, "BAM!" same thing; "OUT OF STOCK"....my jaw drops and then when I'm asking myself: "Ok, I get it..they're out of stock at both stores but, what's that got to do with the IKEA website? I'm ordering it ONLINE, not from the store." Can ANYONE please tell me how is this even remotely good for business? Or if anyone from IKEA Corporate can someone explain this to me. Would be nice to know... read more

We all know IKEA fills a niche ~ no money, first apartment, cheap furniture, and willing to assemble things yourself. Have at it if you fit that description. This IKEA is not as large as the one in Schaumburg, but still tends to be confusing. The best way to maneuver through the store is to use the map and as many shortcuts as you can find. Furniture is on the second floor and everything else is on the first floor. Not too, too long ago they rearranged the first floor, so check the map to save time. Checkout is ALWAYS the worst part. Lines are long and very slow moving. And, it might help to write down the info on where to find your item, especially if you have more than one item. You need the aisle number and then the bin number, and just as a final pain in your butt, make sure you have the appropriate number of boxes for that specific item. I find it helpful to obtain all that info on line before I even enter the store. A few times I was lucky enough to not even have to walk through the store, but straight to the area to pick up necessary boxes. What a mother won't do for her children. read more

Zero stars! I will never purchase for Ikea again. I bought a couch that was "In stock" and "available for delivery" but they failed to tell me it would deliver in 2 parts and only one delivery was on time. So now i have 1 part of a couch that I cannot assemble without the part of the couch thats on "back order". I have been waiting weeks now for this frame. On top of that I had extremely rude delivery men that were mad they were delivering a couch. I contacted customer service about all of the above and then told me "we apologize." MANY TIMES. Ikea do something- offer free installation, anything other than a "We apologize" chat. read more

The first stop for dorm shopping every late summer. Simplicity is the name of the game! A perfect (and cost effective way) to coordinate your bedding, drapes, wall decor, lighting, and plants without breaking the bank. The staff (good luck finding them) could use a little customer service taring as they are not very accommodating or overly helpful. So, if you are a self starter and know what you want- this place rocks! read more

IKEA sold me a couch they DIDNT HAVE and delivered a random couch without covers and directions. Wouldnt let me speak to a manager and told me they cant refund me. This is in 8 pieces in my 1 room apartment and they wont give me my money back. Took me a month and a half for an order to go through and to actually get the couch I didnt know I was getting. Used my aunts card and she used improper billing address and the purchase STILL went through. read more

IKEA - My couch they gave me without covers and directions that I didnt order. They wont refund me - Home Decor Near Me - Bolingbrook, Illinois

Poängs are extremely comfortable. Come release all your stresses into the gentle bounce of their wooden frame. Even the baby ones are comfy. Horse meatball meal was satisfying and gooey chocolate cake certainly lives up to it's name. Acquired Hectar and Lack, but no screwdriver was provided with Läck!! read more

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Had absolutely nothing in stock. paid for items and WAITED to receive them at pick up just for them to tell me they don't have the items i paid for. when standing in customer service line, i was ignored. they told me the customer service rep would be with me but she ignored me and continued to serve everyone else before me. DO NOT COME HERE unless you want to be disappointed and leave with NOTHING that you wanted. customer service is incompetent and they have nothing. read more

It's an Ikea and so just for that it's basically an easy 3 star write up, but when I went there with the lady friend and we were looking for bath mats it was hard to navigate through-the layout here is a little different from the Schaumburg, Atlanta, Seattle or LA ones I've been to. When we saw two employees walking and talking my gf flagged them down but they walked past her and after saying "Excuse me," "excuse me, I have a question," and finally "EXCUSE ME, I HAVE A QUESTION," they turned around and looked at her like she had something growing out of her forehead and then said "yeah?" Excuse me? I'm sorry that we interrupted your conversation but since you're on the clock maybe you should tear yourself away from whatever the hell it was you were talking about and pay attention to customers. On top of that if someone does have a question maybe you should be a little nicer when someone does come up to you. My emotional spectrum when it comes to retail employees have ranged from amazed to stunned shock, this time it went somewhere near the neighborhood of "I want to head kick the both of you and watch you twitch." Good job, Ikea. You made me want to physically assault Sweden, the land of neutrality. read more

There is not a lot I can say about Ikea that people don't already know. It's an Ikea. But this one is nice. It's well-maintained. The staff are nice and helpful. The food is at least as good as other Ikeas, maybe better. The furniture and items are all basically the same and as you would expect - that's why people love Ikea and other chains: everything is the same. Consistency and homogenaity are the rule. That's why we love chains, and why I hate them. But, there are times when you still need them, I guess. Ah well... Anyway, this is one of the two Ikeas in the Chicago area. I've been to both. I think I like this one better, but it is farther from home. Because it is only marginally better, I'll probably go to the other more. But this is a good one, and you should go. Really. Even though it's all the same. read more

So I've been here enough to know that the furniture is largely made of press board which will eventually fall apart. Yet the displays are impressive and the products are cheaper than that which you would find at a real furniture store. I can tell that a lot of purchases are likely made on impulse. The displays are that good. IKEA seems to be the furniture choice of socialists. Every person can be rationed a few dollars and made to purchase tiny beds, tiny shelves, and tiny utensils to eat tiny Swedish meatballs. So on my last visit I decided to buy a shelving unit. It was nothing extravagent but it would serve as a cheap, temporary fix to house a large number of hard cover books that I have accumulated and not be offensive to the eye. The IKEA system directs you to an aisle and shelf spot whereupon you retrieve the product, pay, and exit the store. So on this visit when I went to pick up the product I noticed that the product in the slot was damaged. I looked around and saw that there was an entire pallet of the same item within hands reach perhaps shelved 8 feet off the ground. Golly, I thought that I'd better get a worker to retrieve the item for me ("employee," sorry to call employees "workers"). No I'm not sorry. Worker arrives. Let's call her "Christie." She tells me that I have to come back "after hours" to buy the item. What? Yes. They do not allow forklifts to pull product when customers are in the store. Christie told me this as a forklift came whizzing down a back aisle which was "fenced off." Christie made no effort to offer any suggestions or additional help. She had the "take it or leave it" attitude. So at places like Home Depot and Lowes they pull whatever you need. They have a worker shouting verbal warnings and they close off the aisles when doing this. Apparently that's not what IKEA wants. So they offer an item for sale. You go to get it. It's right there in stock. You can't have it. I guess this really is socialized furniture shopping. You'll maybe get what you want but on their terms and their schedule. Christie was utterly useless. I asked for a manager. Let's call him "Paul." He was pleasant and more helpful but Paul could not help me acquire in stock product on that day and time. You should also enjoy the customer service area. They have a ticket system where you take a number and wait. It's like a hospital waiting room with people laid up on sticky chairs and couches until they get called. Yeah. I'll never come here again. read more

I don't want to seem ungrateful because I do appreciate having simple home tools so close to, well, home, BUT even though it's huge, it's much smaller than the Schaumburg location and the set up is brutal. The place is set up like an f-ing maze. If you forgot something in the beginning you have to trek it all the way back around the snake style layout. want to go to second floor? Go back to start. The place lacks staff and if you need something heavy or located high up, forget it. Go home, get your troops, and come back. You'll need need backup. I do really enjoy the food here... probably more than any person should enjoy food at a home goods store but whatever. It's down home cooking... probably from a frozen box of something, just like everything I ate growing up- I love and crave it. Breakfast for $1.99? Yes, please. Two! The $1.00 fat free frozen yogurt cones are AWESOME!!! But I would appreciate more consistency on flavor. I want chocolate and vanilla swirled together! I can't give this place a 4 star rating knowing the layout but truthfully, they do deserve a 3.5 star rating. read more

Click to store is finally back... for now... come in to walk with a mask, get ideas for your home, make some impulse buys, or gobble up the delicious Swedish meatballs and cinammon rolls in the way out. This place doesn't have the quality you might find at crate and barrel etc, but the value is fantastic. I recommend hiring a "task rabbit" to construct your ikea stuff since you're saving so much money here! read more