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    3.1 (26 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Rickety lamps
    Jens J.

    Look, I'm a big IKEA fan and have been shopping at IKEA for decades. But the Chantilly IKEA is an unmitigated disaster. The first omen for our visit was noticing that unlike other IKEAs there's not a big blue and yellow IKEA sign rising above the store. And too, this IKEA's exterior is not painted blue like other IKEAs. This IKEA inherited the old Expo Center. I previously had been to cat and home improvement shows in this building. IKEA skimped horribly on repurposing this property. For example, in the men's room, light fixture covers were broken, and the latches and coat hooks in the stalls were broken off. Mind you, this IKEA has only been in business a few weeks. The aisles are zig-zaggy and narrow. The flow through the store is terrible. It just cannot handle the hordes of shoppers. And then even though check-out lines are long, they keep some of the self-check stations closed. Lastly, because this IKEA is small, inventory is limited. Aside from this location's shortcomings, though I love IKEA's fun designs and colors, product quality has declined over the years. Examples include floor lamps, beds and cutting boards. Some have referred to IKEA as a particle board emporium. We were so disappointed that we cut our visit short and headed to the IKEA in Woodbridge, which is a palace in comparison. Realistically, if IKEA wants a worthy presence in Fairfax County, it needs to abandon this property and build from scratch elsewhere.

    Jiyeon L.

    This was my first time visiting this location. It was smaller than I expected, but they still had a good variety of items. The food court is located near the entrance, although it's fairly small as well. One thing I appreciated was that staff members were stationed throughout the store, making it easy to ask where to find specific items. They also accept Apple Pay, which made checkout quick and convenient. If you're expecting a large IKEA like some of the bigger locations, you might be a little disappointed since this store is only one level. The food court also has a limited menu. Overall, it's a nice place for a quick and convenient visit.

    Tori H.

    Surprisingly loved this location. It is smaller than the one in Woodbridge, but less overstimulating. I loved the stock rooms and got a lot of ideas for my home. There's plenty of selections, with good values too. Some fruits had bite marks in them... hahah I love playing house in IKEA.

    Ellen D.

    Newly opened to Chantilly-- so excited that theres a closer IKEA now. Their furniture selection goes far and wide; from indoor candles to outdoor patio furniture. Food trays or even kid canopy beds. Value is as good as it gets; we got 4 candles for about $10. (highly suggest the fresh linen smell). The service was great- My fiance and I ordered food here; at first they forgot our order but when I asked them about it, they apologized and made it right away. I ordered ice cream with my food and the worker offered me to get it at the end of my meal rather than letting it melt. -- You can get a platter of 12 meatballs, served with peas, mash potatoes and cranberry jam for $10 --hotdog $1 --4pc meatball $1.50 --icecream $1.75 --mac n cheese entree $3.99 (i would skip --fountain soda $2

    Nadine L.

    Came on a Friday during lunch (granted, it's 4th of July weekend) and the dining area was pretty crowded. It took about 1 hour for us to get our food. It was also pretty difficult to get seating given it was peak lunch time. I heard it's pretty bad on the weekends. We got the 12 piece meatballs, mac and cheese and lingonberry soda. Overall everything tastes great and is consistent with all other IKEAs we've been to! Will come again when the crowds die down!

    Sweedish meat balls, hot dog, and marinated salmon
    Kevin C.

    Can't beat the price. The hot dog, sweedish meat balls, and marinated salmon was decent for the price. Thot dog was dry. However, the meatballs and the salmon were my favorite and for me, it did feel more fresh than the other times I have gone. Overall, service was friendly, food did take about 20 minutes but it just opened so expected for a lot of people. Would recommend

    Froyo cup
    Ha T.

    Very excited to have a closer IKEA but this could be dangerous to our wallets. My friend and I went to the grand opening and I won the raffle and got a bucket hat, was one of the first 100 people in line so got a $40 gift card, and played planko in store and got a medium reusable bag. Due to it being the first day, the cafe was pretty backed up (took around 35 minutes for our food). When we were ordering, they were also out of the meatballs so I went with the plant based option, froyo cup (which tasted more like their soft serve), and fountain drink. Overall, employees were friendly & attentive and glad to have a closer IKEA

    Rebecca F.

    Came on grand opening day 6/18/26! Unfortunately missed some of the giveaways which were at 8am but huge turnout for a Thursday. But at least was able to snag a free bag from their freebie table. They also had Mouse chocolate, cookies, and flower pots. Finally a full sized IKEA in Fairfax county. They have a food court and everything. Plenty of self service stations and cashiers. Can still be a little overwelming to navigate but there are arrows on the pathway towards the checkouts and several shortcuts to the checkout areas within various sections. One small gripe is their food court menu tvs aren't stagnant.

    Ben F.

    Need to be more organized. Items are either unavailable or nobody knows if it is. But overall I'm optimistic at this location.

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    Nice, small-sized store Interesting / that it is tucked behind Walmart The Swedish meatballs ARE great; the watered-down ligonberry juice, not so much No one wants to drive to Woodbridge (from Chantilly) to shop Ikea; this is a good option

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