IKEA is always a must visit while needing items for your home! We haven't been for a few years and I was reminded I need to come more often. The store is large but well kept and organized. We left with a very large mirror and a new dresser. It was easy to find what we needed. We also left with a hazelnut chocolate bar that was delicious. :) I've always enjoyed my items purchased from IKEA and have had no issues! read more

I could get lost in here for an entire day and not get bored. I think an IKEA trip is medicine for the soul of a home decorator, since you can find quirky items as well as basic necessities for your home. It's literally a maze, so be ready to get your steps in, but the food court has hearty options and they have a huge parking lot, making it a great errand for a weekend adventure. read more

I come to this IKEA because when I'm in need of spare parts for older bed frames I purchased but not put together until recently, I find that the Ikea's parts desk counter are less than helpful, they're clueless is a better description. The staff at this Ikea has always been able to find a solution to solve my dilemma. The parts counter people at this location really know their stuff. The parts counter people at the northern california stores needs to walk around and familiarize the products they sell and have a more open mind for adaptations when the needs arise. I absolutely love the staff at the Draper Utah store! read more

The IKEA in Draper is kind of an adventure every time you go. It's huge, so you'll definitely get your steps in while winding through the maze of showrooms. The setup is actually pretty fun because it feels like walking through a bunch of fully decorated apartments where you can steal ideas for your own place. The prices are solid, especially if you're looking for basics or modern-looking furniture without dropping a ton of cash (although prices have quietly been sneaking up due to to tariffs and whatnot). The quality is decent for what you pay, and IKEA has really upped their game when it comes to furniture that won't fall apart. Some pieces feel super sturdy and others not so much, so it's worth checking things out in person before buying. This location has a small snack bar if you're into Swedish meatballs, and it's laid out the same as every other IKEA store. I mostly come here for the Marketplace section of the store and all the cool and cheap kitchen gadgets and general housewares. Parking can be a little crazy on weekends (it feels like everyone in Salt Lake decided to go at the same time), but if you go on a weekday it's way more chill. Also note that they don't provide free bags so bring your reusable ones if you're planning to make a big haul of goodies. If you like browsing, getting inspired, and don't mind assembling your own furniture with those little Allen wrenches, then the Draper IKEA is worth the trip. read more

I'm a sucker for Ikea... We stopped and got some food in the cafe and it was pretty good! Nothing too expensive there and my toddler loved the mac and cheese. I try to avoid coming here to often because I spend way more than I need to and buy things i for sure don't need but we do enjoy going. read more

Love IKEA, can always find something I didn't know I needed :) The store is well organized and staff are always helpful and friendly. read more

A friend & I visited IKEA Draper yesterday. We experienced the best customer service in the restaurant via Gregory Pierce. I have tried to contact the store vis phone, website however to no avail. Gregory is a gem! Thank you for going above & beyond!! read more

Great for a budget, small spaces and creativity. I have used it as a single lady and still have the bed and other things and used it for organization with my kids and life. It's great!!! read more

This place is huge! I'm glad they have a lot of signs to tell you where things are because it's really easy to get lost. They have everything you can think of. The prices are great! read more

Customer service is non existent. Furniture is overpriced for what it is. Last time I'm buying something from this dump. I'd rather spend more and get something decent, and from a company who cares. read more

Placed a Too Good To Go order for the IKEA cafeteria on 6/14/25 in the 5p hour. There was no disclosure that said seafood was served. I explained to the employee that I couldn't eat seafood to due to allergies. She became hostile and refused the medical accommodation. I'll never go back. read more

Oh IKEA what has happened to you? I used to Love to spend an afternoon there. Now you have nothing in stock you say you do. The employees go out of their way to not help you. Everyone comes in smiling then they look like Eyeore when they leave. The only good thing is I got all my steps in! read more

My mom came from out of state and bought a bunch of stuff for her grand kids! Unfortunately we had to return stuff after she left without receipt and card used for purchase, the staff was extremely helpful in working with us!!!! read more

I LOVE IKEA!!!!! I just redecorated my bedroom and ikea had everything I needed and I wasn't bugged by staff and the MALM furniture is affordable and my favorite LOVE LOVE LOVE IKEA read more

We went to eat at Ikea. The swedish meatballs are the best. We ordered swedish meatballs and salmon. The salmon wasn't good. It tasted very fishy. Other than that everything else tasted great. I would go back to eat only for the meatballs. read more

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Went for a little tv stand and grabbed a quick snack of the Swedish meatballs. So freaking good. This is a great store to just walk around and get decorating ideas. However the furniture can be a bit much to put together. I try to stick to the easier pieces like my coffee table, Lack side tables and the little tv stand because my experience with putting dressers and beds together from here has not been the most pleasurable. The instructions can be hard to follow. read more

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Too long of a story but to try and summarize, make sure save your receipts. There is absolutely no leeway here. Even with a receipt and still in the box store condition, IKEA may elect not to return it. We spent about $6,000 on kitchen cabinets and during the return process we had items in the receipt in store condition but because there were system changes In the computer (supposedly) they would not take back or give store credit. read more

Become a family card member for annual sale discounts and emails to notify you of sales going on. I love all my furniture that has come from ikea and they have an amazing return policy and nice employees. The quality is better than furniture I have bought from "nicer" stores. read more

Food was dry, cold, and not worth $30. Drove down to ikea from Ogden. Was looking forward to a day of strolling, inspiration, and a plate of meatballs. We went to the cafeteria at 4pm and there was nothing. No fish, salads, anything. 2 apple crumbles. We get our coffee mugs, order 2 plates of meatballs and pay. We sit down and bite into our first meatballs... they are cold in the middle and lukewarm. Gravy was barely warm. Peas were still cold. Potatoes were fine. Went to get a coffee to enjoy with the delicious-looking crumble. Coffee straight from the machine was cold. Apple crumble was dry and bland. More like sawdust than a crumble. At least I now know where old ikea furniture goes for recycling. In short, this was a huge disappointment for this fan of ikea for 20+ years. I posted this review verbatim on IKEA's website and they flagged and removed it for "violating their terms of service"... Seems IKEA is against honesty. read more

My husband and I have been nose deep into tiktok house updates and so we decided to take the leap and DIY our main suite closet. After not trusting myself online I decided to stop in and get help with designing our space. I was SO nervous that even though I brought all the measurements, I could have possibly forgotten something crucial. Luckily I was set up with Paul at the closet design spot and he was SO SO incredibly helpful, kind, and patient with me. Showed me multiple options and walked me through everything I needed. He was very through and again, so kind to me! The four stars is NOT for Paul, he deserves 5 starts for sure. A star was deducted because whenever I come here everything I need is alwayssss out of stock. It makes doing projects hard. Hoping things can get stocked up better. read more

As a sucker for small spaces and color coordinated décor, Ikea speaks to me on so many levels. I love walking through the stages spaces and imagine myself living there. If not living there, maybe someday I can work there and surround myself with all the goodness every day. Maybe. The store is massive-you don't just run to Ikea quickly on your lunch break to buy something. It's a multi-hour visit that usually ends with you buying a thing or two that you hadn't planned on. The top floor (where you start your adventure) is a giant showroom broken into practical spaces (kitchen, dining, living, bedroom, etc) where you see displays of all the items. If you see something you like, jot down the tag information to know where to pick it up. Then, downstairs, you walk through accessories and ready-to-buy stuff before going into the large warehouse to pick up your boxes of furniture. You'll find anything from furniture to décor, accessories and even toys. Sometimes I imagine moving into a new space and having an unlimited budget-and can only furnish my place with Ikea offerings. I would have everything I need. Items here are budget friendly, meaning they are probably not heirloom quality, but if you like to be able to change things up occasionally and not break the bank, this is your place. Oh, you also assemble most things yourself-however there are lots of people who make their livings assembling furniture for people, so you can find someone to do it for you if you'd like. In additional to the store, there's also a killer cafeteria-style restaurant upstairs that serves THE best meatballs. If all you do is come to walk through the store for inspiration and grab a meatball meal, you're day will be improved tenfold. Trust me. read more

I continue to be a big fan fan and IKEA. I love their quality and their cost. I also I think they're committed to recycling which is a big plus. read more

We went here last night, after going to RC Willey. We were looking for a tv stand for our living room as we haven't seen one that looked nice for our living and was at a good price point. I come from California and I grew up going to Ikea there, but I do not really go to Ikea as much anymore, and when I came here. I totally forgot about the feeling how Ikea feels so big and you might feel a bit overwhelmed because of how much things there are here. On top of that, it'll feel like you are walking in a never ending maze. Anyway, while we were walking around, we noticed their couches here seemed to be priced a bit too high compared to their competitors, and at especially how small they look as well. But the bright side is, we were able to find a tv stand that looked great and was within our budget as well which was great! One good thing that I like about this place is that if you want a certain furniture, the location of that product is located towards the bottom of the price tag, and when you reach the warehouse, you will definitely be able to locate the item, which is really awesome on their part. Anyway, we were able to pick up the product we wanted, and before we left, I saw sparking ciders before the cashier check stand on sale, and at a great price. I took 6 of them since they were 3 for a specific price (forgot the price). and when the cashier scanned all my items, I noticed the price was $10 above my estimation, and I asked the cashier if the ciders were given at the advertised price, and she said no. and I asked her why? and she walked over to the stand of where the ciders were and looked at the price and walked back over and said they weren't on sale anymore. I then told her that I won't be taking them then. After the transaction, we passed by the ciders and saw the price again, and it said the price is until January... Clearly, the cashier didn't know what she was talking about and how she was able to honor that on her end. read more

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Four stars! And here is why: 1) Lest we forget the proper portrayal of the instruction manual. To have two happy men putting together furniture, seems off, so I adjusted it to a judgmental woman and a blissfully unaware man. It felt right. 2) The only store on the planet that sells you something that isn't put together, also has a "even-more-not-put-together" section, called As-Is. if you shop in this section, you are indeed super human and deserve an ikea Olympic size medal. 3) the smell of the candle section! 4) the smell of the checkout section! 5) made by people earning fair wages. (I hope other billionaires visit ikea to read that sign) read more

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My go-to for organizing pieces and holiday accents. Can't live without the kitchen dish scrubbers or toilet bowl cleaners

Honestly, I'll never go back. This happened in August of 2021. I don't know if their policies have changed or not, however I personally won't spend another dime there. Needless to say, they wouldn't help a person with a disability, well at least not my disability. Just FYI I can never lift more than 20 BLS. Well, the product that I picked out, weighed over 100 LBS. I paid for it and asked for help. Everyone I talked to from the cashier/manager said no or that I should ask one of their customers. I would recommend that if they haven't changed this policy to stay away from here. read more

Not a great job of enforcing social distancing. I come here for the food lol. The Swedish meatballs are to die for! However, there is a considerable less amount then it used to be! Showrooms were very messy and beds were grossly stained. Showrooms weren't 100% clean, but slightly acceptable. Not the best IKEA I've been to. read more

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If I could give zero stars, I would. After having been an IKEA customer since the late 80's, I am shocked at the terrible customer service that IKEA has offered since the whole Coronavirus pandemic. I had purchased a house in the fall of 2019, and was hoping to pick up some furniture and decorations at IKEA for my office and guest rooms, and back yard. After having no success using their website for click and collect orders ,(which they said were open, but no one in any state was ever able to get it to work, as demonstrated on various social media platforms,) I reached out via direct message 9 times and still have yet to receive a response! Many others on the site had ordered items that were never delivered weeks later, and they were not reimbursed. I am surprised that for such a large company, that they would even offer click and collect, if they couldn't even make it work for anyone. Also, any time you call, and tried pushing different options each time, you are hung up on. Even today, when stores are apparently open, you are unable to speak with anyone, after trying different options to purchase something. Life during a pandemic can already be challenging, and trying to support IKEA has not been beneficial and instead, has been completely stressful. Yes, businesses everywhere are struggling. While this time has been difficult for everyone, it seems that the businesses that are doing well have been friendly, helpful, and understanding towards the public. I am certainly glad that I can afford better furniture than IKEA now, and those are businesses I will support. While I will miss the quirky and fun ideas and home furnishings at IKEA, I certainly will not miss the neglectful business practices of such a large company. read more

Great place to walk around and look at floor displays, but the products are really horrible. I ordered a sofa and regret it. Never again buying IKEA furniture. My cushions are flat and saggy. Nothing like the floor display. 1000 down the drain. read more

A lot of our furniture is from here, but I was pretty sad to find they were out of all sizes and colors of Billy bookshelves after Christmas. I get it. People need storage. But there was no way to order them online or have them delivered to the store or see when they'd get more. I was told there were warehouse problems for our area and they wouldn't have any info until the warehouse got the items in. Same with a bunch of the sizes of the Kallax cubes. But we do like the price point and everything has lasted well enough. It also looks great! Our visit right after Christmas was when the store was pretty busy, but the store did pretty well with COVID regulations. All employees were masked and there was hand sanitizer everywhere. I saw two customers who had taken off their masks, which was a small number compared to how many people were there, but also- ugh! Stop being selfish people! Most customers were polite and gave other shoppers space, but again there were the few that just can't be polite. I have avoided IKEA all year because I wasn't sure how such a big place would be able to handle safety measures. But we really needed more cubes and shelves. It went better than I expected. read more

This was my first IKEA experience. It was pretty good. We went on a Saturday night with possibly half of the population of Draper and or surrounding areas. There were an unbelievable amount of people in and around the store, perhaps we came at the busiest time. Our intention was to look at sofas and kitchen tables and we did see a lot of those. There is a pretty decent selection. For those who don't know what to expect from IKEA, it is essentially a furniture store. Desks, decor, kitchen, sofas, bedroom, etc. they have it all. One thing that surprised me was a section of kitchen tools, for a really cheap price. Also they had so many fake plants which was unexpected for me to find, but I did want one by the time we were leaving. There was enough space most of the time for the cart with my nephew in it to be navigated around the different rooms and or areas. Maybe a tab bit more room would be nice for those families visiting. I think the whole time I was there (probably about 2 hours) I interacted with about 2-3 employees total. Which was kind of nice because I'm one of those people who like to shop without being bothered. But there were some around, so if I did have any questions I knew where to find them. There is a restaurant inside, but we did not go there this time. I think when I do go back again I would try for not a weekend probably. read more

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Terrible hours. Opening at 10 AM is just stupid. IKEA needs to move to an 8 AM opening time in the weekends at least.

Most of my furniture is bought over here. I do love the furniture here, and I'm a huge fan of IKEA. My bedroom looks beautiful because of it. The problem with this place is inconsistent communication. It took me weeks to find what I want and I have to wait for a specific item to come. I remember wanting to do a pickup for shelves. When the day comes, I anxiously waited for my shelves to come right up, only for it to be sold out. I was given a refund, but it still upsets me. After coming back countless times just to get what I want, it's already there. I recommend buying the furniture as soon as possible. Don't wait and think. Keep the receipt since you have a year to return the furniture. I wish I knew earlier so that I don't have to wait and think for the furniture to come. read more

What horrible customer service outside of the store and post purchase. I understand what IKEA is and the quality of the furniture. People don't buy it because it's materials are fancy, they buy for functionality and low cost. Thankfully, there are other options to IKEA and the price increase is worth it. I had to exchange this product once because the holes weren't drilled properly and so the pieces would not fit together. I was forced to return to Draper to make a full exchange. The brand new product also had problems. It was impossible to reach customer service at the store. I could not reach anyone. So, I tried emailing them and the below response was shocking. I was able to reach someone finally, after 15 attempts of calling, over 2 days, who was fantastic and IS mailing to me via fedex the exact parts that were broken due to poor quality. So, DeAnna isn't up to par with basic customer service. Extremely annoying to be told the below statement when in fact someone already IS mailing me the parts. Thankfully, Macy's also sells similar products but the quality is much improved and they're so much easier to get in contact with. Major fail IKEA. For a company your size and success. What crappy post purchase customer experience. The hassle was not worth the money spent. Hello Jay, Thank you for contacting IKEA! We are sorry to hear that your HEMNES 2-drawer chest needs a replacement part. Regretfully, we are unable to spare part this out. You will need to return to the store. We apologize for this inconvenience. If you experience any further issues or have any additional questions, please contact us again through the contact form located on our website, https://www.ikea.com/ms/en_US/contact-us/. We thank you for the opportunity to assist you. Best regards, DeAnna Customer Resolution Assistant IKEA US Customer Support Center read more

I love this IKEA! Why all the hate in previous reviews? Sure, it can get crowded on weekends and there's a lot of walking to do, but I've always found plenty of helpful customer service, the store and restrooms are clean and tidy, and prices are classic IKEA prices. The food court isn't my favorite but I love the IKEA Family perks (free coffee or tea every visit). There is family parking to the west of the building which is nice (but fills up on weekends of course.) I am happy to come here and shop and always find what I need. read more

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If you haven't been to Ikea recently it seems in the last few years that the prices have risen quite a bit, without matching quality. In the past, you'd go to Ikea to buy a $50.00 bookshelf, and you knew it was just particleboard or whatever, but it would do the job. Now that same bookshelf is probably $100. They do seem to offer more quality pieces, but the prices are going to be comparable to any other furniture store. I do feel like they have some good kitchen supplies like dishes, platters, etc. Their bedding is decent, and some of the prints are really fun. They are also a good place to find house plants, although the selection seems a little smaller than it was previously, or else this particular location just doesn't carry as many. Their small grocery section has some good finds. Besides the ubiquitous meatballs (and frankly, I don't think they're that great), the Daim candy bars are very yummy (like a Heath bar), and they have Perugina chocolate bars. The candy in the bulk section is fun just for trying a bit of everything. My favorites are the Rambos. They are like firm gummies mixed with softer filling. The ones with crunchy bits inside are especially yummy. My biggest suggestion regarding this, and any Ikea, is to avoid it at all costs on a Saturday. I went last weekend, and I knew it would be busy, but I did not expect the utter and total madness that I found there. Trying to push a cart around was just a silly idea, really. They had about 6 registers open, but each line had at least 8 or so people in it. I can't fault Ikea for this, but just go on any other day. read more

Lots of stuff and good deals but need a-lot of time to see everything, great exercise

Bought a very large chest of drawers that was not too difficult to put together and looks great even a couple years later but recently bought a standalone wardrobe and the rails to hold the doors are too wide to hold the doors top to bottom. read more

The meatballs were average and didn't taste special. The selection of drinks was also disappointing. As I saw the different options, I was excited to see that they were not the typical sodas. However, after tasting them I realised that none of them actually tasted good, other than the coke flavoured drink that tasted decent. I am definitely disappointed with the drinks, and was sad that they did not have a takeaway cup for me to hold onto. read more

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If you have the desire to shop here, make sure you schedule a few hours to do so. Shopping at IKEA is a time consuming and exhausting task. You will snake in and out of design concepts for about and hour or two. Once you make it out of the maze of living arrangements, luckily there's a restaurant. You may really want to consider stopping and getting some food, because your quest is far from over. It's actually just begun. The down stairs is where the real survival of the fittest begins. Like I said earlier you better have eaten and have a full tank! This part of the store is like a combination of supermarket sweep meets treasure hunt. You feel like a modern day pirate navigating the seas looking for booty around every corner. I often get a mild case of anxiety down here. More spanking thorough the store, competing for hopefully what you came for. More time than not, you end up with a basket of everything you didn't come for because what you wanted is sold out. Once you make it to check out,( I hope you remembered to bring your bags) you can hit another snack stand to replenish you energy levels. Remember to do this also. Just because you made it victoriously through the store, your day "shopping" at IKEA is not over. I hope you like LEGO's , or puzzles, because you have a project ahead of you. 90% of anything you buy requires you to be a licensed contractor to assemble at home. In summary, get a good night's sleep, eat a well balanced meal, block out a few hours in you planner, and make sure you have all you tools organized. You'll need all of these things to have a successful shopping trip. read more