mediocre/mid range quality goods, but customer service is below what should be allowed. Tried to get some furniture there which is in stock (it is luck these days to find what you want and what is in stock). I had number ID of product in cart but spent almost 2 hours trying to find location of the item. Asked a few folks(Ikea workers) but was told to find other Ikea employees that will get my stuff somewhere and will bring it to me. But there are very few of them in the store. Wasted 2 hours and was not able to find any help. Decided to leave very disappointed. When you have the stuff in cart.. ready to buy and pay.. but store is not interested in providing minimal service. While I know it is just business, from now on will never recommend Ikea:(( read more

We recently re-did our kitchen and used cabinets from Ikea. It took us at least eight trips, over several months to get things because of stocking issues and even when it shows in stock, it often isn't. The frustrations don't stop there... missing screws, low quality pieces that have to be traded out (which is a nightmare waiting in the area for your number to be called) and waiting in long lines for checkout can put you over the edge. The good is that the cabinets turned out great and for the price were a good value. We followed a YouTube video online on how to build a base in to set them on and this made them all much stronger and a better height for us instead of using the wobbly legs they sell. Pick up a plate of meatballs with gravy while you are there and some from the freezer section to take home as a bonus for your hard work. DO NOT GO on a weekend!!!! We found that right when they open or right before they close on a weekday is the quietest time. read more

IKEA gets very crowded on the weekends and the lines get super long. Weekdays is pretty dead, so if you can go then, I'd recommend that. The layout would be very confusing to walk around in if it weren't for the arrows on the floor pointing to the direction you should be walking in. The staff is helpful and friendly and they have people in the parking lot to help you load large items in your car. They have twine to tie things down in your car but if you want something stronger, they sell straps and other, stronger rope products. read more

IKEA - They have a mini IKEA inside of IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Renton, Washington

I like this place for basic furniture items but this place is a labyrinth and I have a hard time to navigate and find stuff that I look for. I have bought several items from here and have been using them for a couple years with no complaints. The food court is convenient and has super reasonable prices. read more

This is a huge warehouse type store that's set up like a maze inside and has practically everything you need for the home. I advise coming here when it first opens or an hour before closing time otherwise trying to find parking can be hell and once inside you'll feel like a test lab rat walking aimlessly around the store amongst other lost lab rats. During the less busy times, it is so much more relaxing to leisurely peruse the store. I usually come here for odds and ends decor items such as vases, indoor plants, pots, varying kitchen items, wall hooks, etc. Their decorative mirrors are a good price compared to other places. I try to quickly breeze through the candle section or avoid it altogether as all the chemically-laden artificial scents are a killer for me. Too bad because they do have some cute items in that section. Another bit of advice, if you know what you want, look online to see if they have the items in stock. Online will also tell you what aisle and section the item is located in. I have never eaten here so I can't comment on any of the food. For some reason I have never been tempted as there are so many other delicious choices nearby. read more

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I'm absolutely appalled by how low the ratings are for this business and I'd like to share a very real experience I had a few days ago. We just bought a new house and need to start furnishing it. We know how quick IKEA is and wanted to come in as a group to select some new pieces. When we got there, parking has been so improved with the new construction of this location. Once inside the floral printed pieces make the imagination soar but we definitely are more minimalistic. Once up the escalator, and we began to shop. When we got to the TV stand area we needed some help building a customer designed option. An Asian woman with glasses came over and was so helpful. Once we pieced it together it was so simple! She clicked through the computer program, printed out our sheets and we proceeded on. I was stunned with her ease of help and how considerate she was! As we continued shopping I was so pleased with the help of all the staff and the selection didn't seem like they were missing anything! Once we got to the final shelves and picking area we breezed through it! We had to stand in line for a few minutes longer than probably would seem enjoyable for some BUT it's shopping! It's fun! Once we paid, and were able to load easily outside. We figured we would get the whole IKEA experience and we ate at the restaurant! Selection was huge, the food was hot and the fun Christmas / holiday selfie pop-up was so cute!!! We had so much fun! Thank you IKEA of Renton for the amazing time!!!! read more

My first time at IKEA and I'm blown away by the sheer magnitude of...stuff. And all affordable! I can't wait for the Las Vegas IKEA to open up this summer so I can compare it to this one in Renton. Since I've last visited, July 2015, it appears there have been a lot of changes to this location, mainly, parking, so I can't comment on that. It's a good thing they don't ship to Hawaii (I've asked) because if that was the case, I'd be carrying a balance on all my credit cards. The most amazing thing here, aside from the restaurant with their Swedish meatballs (so good, my friend packed a cooler to take home to Hawaii) was the small living, 312 sq. feet tiny home display. I can't imagine a home so small, but the designers managed to pull off a luxurious 312 sq feet "home" complete with bedroom, "office", full kitchen, bathroom. I can't comment on the actual furniture products as I was not as fortunate to experience this part of IKEA, but as far as service, value, food, parking, location, gadgets and innovative ideas and creative products, this gets my 5-star vote! read more

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WORST customer service. Management is to blame. 1 hour to do returns when there are 10 people in the line and 2 customer service people. A JOKE. See all the other horrible reviews....yep it's all true. Oh and I went on Thursday afternoon at 3pm. Hardly busy read more

We visited this location on 8/25/21 to get some stuff for our child's school. Really wished to have given it 5 stars but there were instances where it stung. First off, as we walked it (store not busy, only the 3 of us walking in) the old man sitting inside the entryway did not great us, thought that was the norm, but I went to the restroom and my family waited, they watched as 3 other groups walked in and was greeted - maybe the old man was sleeping with his eyes open??? Yeah right!! Or maybe he was just there for the covid mask mandate, if this is true, the next part didn't make sense. Store was clean, had a lot of sanitizing stations, but some were empty. We made our way to the cafeteria, Social distancing in line was not enforced, some dishes were still self served (grab a plate), and the "soda" fountain and cups were left out for self serve. The cafeteria crew and chef were awesome and quick, food was the usual. Checking out was quick and easy. It was just really questionable if this place was or was not trying to follow Covid protocol, if they were, not all employees was informed or the supervisors don't put them selves out on the floor read more

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This new Ikea is definitely better than the old one! Way bigger and brighter. The canteen food court is for sure the biggest change of all! A spacious, bright, not as loud (because they got a new kids area so you won't have as much noises and run around!),etc! Love to have a small lunch there. Although they really need to get more people to work there cause there are long lines all day... and I can't blame them for not hiring enough first cause it's hard to find workers that willing to work pass 7:pm. :/ The first you will see is the show rooms, which really helps cause you get to be inspired by those cool show rooms designs first. And then slowly go into deciding what you really wants for your home. Also I like how the hallway is wider so in case there's some people stopping looking at stuff, you still have enough room to pass them and they won't feel like they are bothering others. Oh, annnd way more cool stuff in store! It's awesome to see new stuff in Ikea and they show it in store not only online! Anyways we had a good time shopping there. (Only problem I had was few kids there keep scrolling around and play like it's their backyard..that REALLY bothered me,but it's not what Ikea can do, it's their parents fault for not teaching them well to behave. *Still feels annoyed* ) The other thing they did differently is the pick up area. Easier to drive in to pick up furniture! I still remember the old one was inside (kinda?) and one car was down so everyone had to get pass the car to go to pick up area... Which was a mess. And that car can't be move anywhere cause it was such a small space and it was so busy that all the cars had to pass one by one slowly. Oh that was horrible! Glad they improved that! Now at least two cars can pass through one way and the parking is right outside of the registers so it's easy and fast. Overall I like this place. Never goes wrong w IKEA.. (especially the price! Lol) Just hope they will be able to hire more staffs cause 1/3 of our time there was waiting in line..And in line...And in line. read more

IKEA - Meatballs are meh. The fried chickens are meh. But the fries is pretty good! (March, 2017) - Furniture Stores Near Me - Renton, Washington

I needed to make a return, that too off dining table that I had assembled.. was worried about how long it might take...I arrive at IKEA and there is a QR code to scan on a big screen..I do that and enter my details I immediately get a text.. In 10-15 min they will call me.. in the meantime, I try to enter order details etc.. but Before I could do that.. my name is called.. they check product, reciept...and voila my return is done .. just 10 min in and out ...I had not expected it to be so smooth I saw some reviews abs was worried, but looks like ikea has paid attention.. great customer service read more

Love IKEA! It's that kind of store where you go in for a few key items and end up finding a ton of items that you didn't know you needed, but can't live without. Based on what my friends have said over the years, I think I'm just lucky when it comes to IKEA. I've never had broken or missing pieces, the large purchases I've made have been totally smooth, and I've never gotten lost inside the store. Right now they're building the new IKEA which will be located next door so parking is a complete mess. Don't worry, IKEA's got you covered. Follow the signs and you'll get to an off-site parking lot. It's not that far of a walk, but if that's not your bag of chips the shuttle will take care of you. read more

IKEA - Shopper shuttle - Furniture Stores Near Me - Renton, Washington

Four stars because I am a fan of IKEA and all of its wonderful, shaky, disposable furniture. I'm not, however, a fan of feeling like cattle as I try to navigate my way through the pressed wood maze that is the store itself. I mean, really people, I know that there's a lot to see and do and dream about when you are wandering the IKEA-land, but for the love of Jose, please do that seeing and doing and dreaming ON THE SIDE OF AISLE. It never fails that someone will STOP and, I don't know, chat or daydream, or fall into a lingonberry induced stupor RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE AISLE. This causes me to become that insane woman dodging through the "secret" doorways, dragging my poor, family along behind me. (The kids only came for the promise of soft serve at the end). Okay, back to Ikea. Love it. I grab so many things when I come through here, glasses and plants, artwork, dishes, rugs, and so many tea lights that my husband has put a permanent ban on my purchasing of any more, ever. You name it, it's probably been in the store at one point or another. The lines are manageable. The staff pretty helpful. Parking is a wank right now, but they're working on that, so be patient. The kids club! Totally worth the wait, if there is one. Drop the kiddos off, they get to play and draw and chill out and you get to have an Ikea-date. Grab some tea lights and head to the café, it could be pretty darn romantic. read more

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Lines are too long. Was here on a Monday night and had 20 people in front of me. Management here needs to get their business in order. read more

IKEA - Long lines here - Furniture Stores Near Me - Renton, Washington

How can you not like ikea? For those unfamiliar with IKEA the first time you go you'll either spend more money than you thought you wouldor spend not a lot but get a lot of items. There will be "ooohs" and "ahhhs" and lots of "wow that's cool" or comments on the design of most of the products and how weird some of it is. IKEA is an experience, so I advise you to take it in in moderation. It's easy to get overwhelmed by all the cool stuff. Don't worry, you can always make a 2nd trip. You may need to get used to the carts that have wheels that go in all directions or having to pick up your own furniture (although the store assiciates will assist. IKEA is usually busy and the store itself is pretty big. It's basically a huge warehouse with different sections for all the needs of your life. When I took my friend we had to stop half way thru because she was tired. Tired of walking (of course she wore flats, as many women do nowadays....big mistake) The food court is pretty good if you need to stop. The food is cheap and it will fill you up just enough so you can make it the rest of the way through the store. There is also a snack/dessert food court after the checkouts, so you can reward yourself for making it through the whole store. Don't be afraid to quit your first time. Like I said you can always come back. It really is amazing to see what you can get in a very small space and live the way many euros do. When you do come back, you will be a seasoned IKEA shopper so you can probably jump right past the showrooms and cut through all the secret passageways to get directly to where you need to go and not get caught up in all the carts, kids, and shoppers who suddenly stop and just stand there. You will have a blast when you go though. They even have a place you can drop off your kids if you don't want to drag 'em around the store. Oh! and free street and/or covered parking. read more

IKEA - Furniture Stores Near Me - Renton, Washington

Yes, there can be long lines especially on the weekend - on Labor Day the line wrapped around the outside parking lot almost all the way around to the front of the store. The line moves quickly but when it's that long, it takes a while. They used to take your order there for delivery to your home but on certain items, they don't do that anymore. The frustrating thing is that there are many items that are out and they aren't sure when the items will be back in stock - for example desks and chairs (for both kids and adults), outdoor furniture, etc. The staff try to help but can't do much if they don't know when items will come back in stock. The lines can be long but since they are limiting the number of people inside the store, the wait isn't horrible. For returns it can be hit or miss. Once I waited 2 hours and once I waited 30 minutes. read more

Spent literally 10 days to order online, while being fooled with click-collect, standard delivery, FedEx delivery and finally express delivery options (I should have used those man hours to complete an online course, which would then help me get a promotion or raise). Finally placed an order for over 20 items. Express Delivery came on 5/23. One item was composed of 2 packages but received only 1. Called NAL Group. They said I had to call IKEA for replacement item. Tried to reach IKEA for 5 days. No response. Then I checked IKEA's Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, only to realize the large-scale tragedy they are facing: No one is getting anything for months! And no customer support. Ok, I will set my anger and disappointment aside and try to help those, who might still order things online. First, understand the 4 main options: 1. Click& Collect: It does not work. I have not seen anyone who claimed it worked. Even if you place your order, chances are you will go to the store only to find out that your order is not ready and will not be ready. 2. FedEx: Technically, you will not see such an option, but it is what you get if you shop for small items. By small, I am not sure how they determine what the small is; because I tried it with 2 Fjallbo TV units and and it was still shipping FedEx. Anyways, if it ships FedEx, a. It is dispatch from a main warehouse b. It will cost you something between $10-$30 c. It says it will arrive sometime in July. 3. Delivery: If your cart includes heavier furniture items, your whole order will be delivered via truck, including the smaller items in your cart. a. It is dispatch from a main warehouse (I'll talk about it and explain why this matters) b. It will cost you $49 (or more based on your postal code. Mine was for First Hill) c. It says it will arrive sometime in July. d. It will probably not come. Either the order will get cancelled or on the day of delivery, you will see nobody. This is how the story goes with thousands of complaints in Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. 4. Express Delivery: This is what worked for me and I will explain why it worked. Express delivery is offered in select locations and Renton is one of them. a. It is dispatch from your LOCAL store, which is RENTON for us. b. It will cost you $49 (or more based on your postal code. Mine was for First Hill) c. It will be scheduled for 1 or 2 days after the order placement. You cannot select date or postpone the date. Now, what is the deal with dispatching items from local store and why Expedited shipping might be the key to ordering? As far as I understand from the comments, main warehouses are cramped and they do not keep an accurate inventory. When they find out that an item is low in their stock or nonexistent at all, they cancel your order altogether and do not bother to call you while you are waiting at home, expecting your delivery that day. When you order through Expedited Delivery, though, it is processed by the local IKEA. There is lower chance of ending up with a low stock item because the system does not event grant you the expedited delivery option if the stock is low (see next paragraph). Since the delivery is promised within 2 days, even if something is screwed, you will know sooner (here we are being the Pollyanna). How to order Expedited Delivery? For the expedited delivery, all your items, ALL THE ITEMS, should be in stock in the local store. All green. Mid stock doesn't work. Low stock? Doesn't work. - Check every single item by adding them to a shopping list and selecting Renton. Check the stocked quantities. They should reflect good numbers. - If a certain item is mid or low in stock, check the other color, other type, other size. This is especially important if you have an item which is composed of multiple parts such as an office chair or a dresser where you can "customize" the item. For example, the low back office chair was low on stock in my case, so I went for the higher back chair. - If they are in stock in Renton, you can checkout for Expedited delivery. You will be given a day. You will be asked to choose a time slot, which will not be met (expected otherwise?) - They load all the things to a dolly and leave everything in front of your door. In our case. In our case, they unload the items in front of the elevator inside our apartment building. - Take your time and check ALL the items. DON'T LET THEM LEAVE before you count every single item. Pay attention to the products which come in multiple packages. - If things still mess up, do not limit yourself to IKEA USA or IKEAUSAHELP in Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Write to other countries' accounts too, because why not read more

When I have to resort to shopping at IKEA, I keep my expectations low. But it doesn't ease the frustration of opening up IKEA packages (after a long drive home) that have rusty parts, broken parts, & missing parts... Then driving all the way back to the store, only to stand in their customer service line for HOURS before dealing with slow, grumpy workers. And of course, since this is Seattle area, the replacement packages ALSO contain RUSTY parts! IKEA is one of those places you go if you are out of time, are on a limited budget, etc. In constrained situations, IKEA can be useful IF you're lucky enough to get products that aren't screwed up. But instead, it's usually a huge headache & waste of time. read more

11/4/2019 Nice merchandise and prices but really bad return lines and check out lines. Worst ever. I avoid shopping at IKEA for that reason. read more

They say there are 1,000 levels of hell and I truly believe that IKEA is located on one of the upper levels. First of all let's cut to the chase, the majority of the furniture Ikea sells is put-it-together particleboard pieces that should feature a big label reading "coming soon to a landfill near you." I once bought a set of furniture for a guest room that is rarely used and I've already had to send some of the pieces to the landfill of misfit furniture. What a waste. So you don't like the furniture Jeff. So what do you think of the staff? Some of the staff here are as motivated as the underground workers in the silent movie Metropolis. I am amazed what passes for manners with some. It takes a lot for me to blow my top but this one woman pushed every possible button to piss me off and even the lady standing next me said she would rather go somewhere else. I ended up speaking with a manager who fixed the problem but if staff are that incompetent and actually lie to a customer you have to wonder how this person is still employed. As you notice I did give IKEA a star simply because they do sell some very inexpensive household items, even though some of the rugs and curtain designs look like they were created by a visually impaired individual having an acid flashback. Both my partner and I are Asian and European mixed and he has some Scandinavian heritage but even he looks at this stuff and thinks that's just not right. Now they do have everything from extension cords to drills and screw sets. They have inexpensive picture frames, dishes, kitchen gadgets and floor mats just to name a few useful things. But now here's the problem.... let's say you filled up your big bags with lots of items, how do you feel about turning a corner and seeing a line that is insanely long? I just wanted a non-stick matt for the back door and after 40 minutes on line I just gave up. It's ridiculous to have to wait that long for one item. Here's an idea Ikea, why not open up some of the other registers! The majority of them were closed. How does this make any sense and how is this a good business model? So they tear down the old store to build a new store but it takes an hour to check out? Maybe you should have just spent that money on hiring some more cashiers? I don't think I'll be going back any time soon. read more

IKEA - Returns... - Furniture Stores Near Me - Renton, Washington

NEVER ORDER ANYTHING FROM IKEA ON ONLINE!! I had bought a deck tile from them months ago and it finally came last week. We didn't like it wanted to return it but it came in 6 huge boxes! So we had tried to schedule a pickup but their customer service is terrible on the phone and wouldn't pick up. They directly put you in their automated line and basically you're just waiting for nothing and is pointless. I then tried to return it at the store but their return service ends at 6. When I was at the store which I drove to for over an hour they had the most customer service ever. I had called the store before going to make sure I could return it many times over the span of two days! They would not pick up and so I decided to go and return it since they don't close at 9. I went and the manager or the "person in charge" was rude and almost patronizing me. I had explained that I had tried to call their store many times but they wouldn't answer and so I came. Then they had told me this was a new thing and that I needed to come tomorrow but I have work which doesn't end until after 6. He then had responded that I need to go back tomorrow and started to explain these bookings. Which does not make sense at all as you would think that a big company would have an easier return device compared to smaller companies. He started saying that I was the one who wrote the hours on the website. I checked the website says NOTHING ABOUT THE CLOSING HOURS OF THE RETURN SERVICE. He then acted that I was lying about looking at the website. The way that he acted was very condescending. Also I am not a Karen nor I am overreacting. I truly had a very terrible experience with Ikea. I'm honestly just disappointed that Ikea's customer service and return policy is this terrible. If I could I would give them 0 stars. Anyone who reads this I hope you never experience what I felt at Ikea. read more

IKEA - Ikea renton website return policy which does not state anything about closing times! - Furniture Stores Near Me - Renton, Washington

When it comes to basics for the house and cheap furnishings, Ikea excels. It is a huge store, but kind of a drive from Bellevue. At least it is close to Great Wall Mall making it a 1-2 shopping experience with 99 Ranch Market. There is always something to be found here that I never knew that I needed at Ikea. There is tons of parking here, though obviously less availability on weekends and usually parking spaces are found a farther walk from the entrance of the store. They have multiple showrooms for every part of your house, but mostly I skip to finding the goods. The furniture here is okay, though of course it requires assembly. There is a delivery service which looks to be a decent deal though I have not used it. This would probably be needed for larger items. Like that they have a cafeteria and Costco-esque fast food area near the registers. Like the lattes here and they are cheap. Like a buck I think. Also, the Swedish food area is excellent and definitely a welcomed introduction to Swedish cuisine. Where else could you find these goods outside of heading to Ballard? Overall, I like Ikea for their budget minded goods. Items here are basic, but stylish. And that is what counts. read more

This ikea is as ikea like as the other ikeas. Exactly what you're looking for if you're in search for an ikea. No complaints one could say. Normal staff, same inventory, and Ikea length lines. I honestly have nothing to say that differed, but I love ikea so that alone is worth praising this one. Great size parking. Unfortunately the restaurant is closed on the weekends for now which is a bummer, but that's not permanent so yeah, great stuff read more

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Visited on New Years Day, in the morning. Was not busy at all in the morning. My teen daughter wanted to get some storage ideas for her bedroom. I caved in and made the hour long one way drive. Plenty of parking if you arrive early, we were able to walk thru the whole store with little to no foot traffic. We had an early lunch which provided plenty of seating options. Food is decent and inexpensive. read more

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DO NOT ORDER ONLINE FROM IKEA! After visiting the IKEA Renton store and confirming our choice of new dining table and chairs, we went home and placed an online order for delivery (we don't have a pickup truck). About 2 weeks later, the delivery date (a 12-hour window which requires you to stay home all day) came and went. No communication came from IKEA to let us know why. Being a tech-minded person, I immediately went to Twitter to see if anyone was complaining of similar behavior and was horrified to find post after post. People have been waiting weeks - some even months - with no communication or updates. Calls placed to their 888 number are deflected to their automated system where you are then disconnected because they're blaming COVID-19 for everything. We eventually found their direct number from the BBB website and got through to a real person in Renton. We promptly cancelled our order after being told ALL items are backordered. Adding insult to injury, our over $800 refund will apparently take three to four weeks (if we can believe them) to process. Thankfully, we purchased using a credit card instead of a debit account and our bank has started an investigation into this whole transaction while they are working on a 48 hour refund for us. read more

I go here almost every time I'm in Seattle and I got my bed that I have been using for almost 6 years the only bad thing is the service it's well not the best it could be better read more

OK ... i have to review my previous review and give an update: I must confess I have equipped two houses, 3 bed 2 bath, with ikea furniture twice this year ! ... running an air BNB type... and they definitely have 1- very good quality products 2- at great prices and (the biggest difference now versus my previous poor view) 3- much improved customer service -- employees are a lot nicer and helpful... given a chance, a business can turn around. read more

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Shopping here is sometimes fun and sometimes infuriating. Today it's infuriating! Last week we bought blinds that were too see through. At the check out it says you have a year to return. That would be only if you have the patience to do so. We came in at 11AM now it's 12:25, we are # 48 and they're only on # 43 so far. Two hours to stand in line to return an item seems insane, what is IKEA thinking? Now we are standing in line at the checkout. 29 registers and only 4 open. Lines every where. When my husband complained about the lack of service to the manager, their response was this is all we have. Sounds like the scheduler should be looking for a new job. Honestly who has 3 to 4 hours to shop at IKEA? read more

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This place rocks! I went in to get a desk & ended up buying 2 counters for $5.99 each plus saw horses for $10 each to make a L-shaped desk. Also got some random things like like a fern and money plant with pots - a cute tin pot for 49 cents! - and a weird desk light with LED, frames and a throw pillow. I love all the different options they have for desktops and table legs, including adjustable height legs. I also roamed around to look at the room displays and to see new products. I like the self-checkout lanes and easy lanes out front to load up the car. I'll keep coming back! read more

Love going to Ikea! Make sure to always stop to get swedish meatballs before leaving!

I was invited to accompany a college friend to IKEA. Last time I wandered through IKEA was 12 years ago - with the same college friend. Goodness this store increased in square footage! One remains in a salmon run though, forced in one direction through ALL departments. Love especially the living room, bedroom, and kitchen layouts....just reminded me that I still live in Goodwill, post-dormitory style. Sigh. I bought a stuffed panda and goat - soft and cuddly, with a donation for each sale to charity. Kitchen towels with a cupcake motif. Box of KEX biscuits - tasty alphabet cookies! I was able to spell out MARIE RULES once at home. Two bags of their tasty frozen Swedish meatballs. Even got a monstrous sized shopping bag, free with a Chinook coupon! I don't receive the catalog in the mail anymore, but the online site gave me an idea of things I was interested in to curtail impulse purchases. Best to visit during a weekday mid morning according to college friend. It must be insanity during the weekends, especially with the holiday season ramping up. Guess I'm a fan that only visits every decade. Guess I'll have to look forward to my next visit in 2024! LOL read more

While this IKEA undoubtedly has everything that other locations have too, the layout is what bugs me the most. I know, it's meant to be like you never finish, but at this location that's exactly what it feels like - never-ending. It seems to pretty old, never gotten an upgrade or a new paint job - not even in the garage - look up at the ceiling and you know what I mean. It's seems a bit run down. The staff is very friendly and helpful though, more so than on the East Coast or in California, so I'll give them credit for that. Now if only Ikea wouldn't change their furniture lineup so often with seemingly meaningless minor design changes so that I can't buy additional doors or drawers for units I already have more than six months after I buy something, I'd still be in love with the Ikea I know from many years ago. Learned my lesson with Expedit - if I like a particular line I'll make sure, going forward, to get everything I potentially need because they might not have it anymore in a few months. Turn that equation upside down and it means I'll be spending less at Ikea if my budget doesn't allow for a major purchase. As an aside, I dislike their restaurant here so much that I will actually be spending less time and money at Ikea. read more

IKEA - Ready to move! - Furniture Stores Near Me - Renton, Washington

Will never shop here again. Needed to step inside the exit door to pick up food I had ordered from the food court and the guy wanted to make me walk all the way back through the entrance and through the store. I just left the food I paid for wasn't worth walking all the way around again. And I'll never shop here again read more

IKEA - This guy was not customer service oriented - Furniture Stores Near Me - Renton, Washington

This place has decent selections of furniture for all different style types but the customer service is ridiculous. The lady at checkout was a complete asshat. She was rude and didn't give a damn about anything. I was so irritated that I almost went off on her at the check stand but since I'm a good Christian I decided to kill her with kindness lol The experience definitely makes me not want to go back. All of the ikea items I've bought usually hold up pretty well from couches to desks and dressers I've never had problems. Obviously there is assembly required which sucks but oh well. It makes sense with the prices they are able to offer. read more

Ordered wall cabinet from IKEA to complete customer's kitchen project (size was issue) to be delivered to local Walgreens for pickup. Unfortunately, IKEA utilizes FedEx for deliveries like this which means the order status is "Out for Delivery" for 3 days and neither IKEA nor FedEx will take responsibility for where package is. Call IKEA, get FedEx information spouted back to me; call FedEx Customer Service and it's "Out for Delivery". Can't cancel order because IKEA says it's in FedEx hands so not their responsibility. My company will be removing IKEA from approved purchasing for future projects and we already do not use FedEx due to their lousy delivery record. read more

Return line on a Saturday... we live 45" away and are trapped in it. DO NOT come here on the weekend. Check out lines look ridiculously long as well from my view in the return line. #amazon read more

IKEA - Pulled number 24.... currently on #80 - Furniture Stores Near Me - Renton, Washington

NOT ADA APPROVED!!! IKEA DISCRIMINATES TOWARDS THE DISABLED!!! I can't shop at IKEA anymore as I have a bad knee and rheumatoid arthritis. I have a very hard time walking. With such a huge store in 2022 and pretty much EVERYTHING NEW is ADA accessible, right?...Why is IKEA DISCRIMINATING towards disabled people? DISABLED LIVES MATTER! I mean really! This is an atrocity! They USED to have them. And no one seems to give a rats ass that you're in a predicament either. I sure hope they're never in my shoes. The joker, err, greeter at the front said "we have push wheelchairs"...you gonna push me, shorty? Then she said "well there's carts around the corner you can get." I went behind the escalator and couldn't find them! The lady got so annoyed when I came back and said that I was unable to locate. AFTER telling her I had a hard time walking. I'm usually pretty assertive. I was mad I didn't say, "I'll wait here for you to go get it!" I started upstairs and when I was ready to come down, I was by the kids toys and I could not find the elevator and hurt SO HORRIBLY BAD. I could NOT walk all over on a hunt to FIND it! I stood there crying! There's no signs, no arrows on the floor. A couple employees walked fast near me so I couldn't catch them. FINALLY another customer helped me. By the time I got to downstairs, I took my sweet time. The store was closing. I'm like "psshhh, if you aren't going to be disabled friendly, you can wait for me to finish shopping! I would have been done now if I didn't have to limp all over!" They were standing at the door to lock it when I left. I was the last one! Hmph. Everyone usually likes to go poke around IKEA and get stuff you may not need, but sure is cute!!! Maybe they go by Sweden's disability laws and not ADA. I'm very, very disappointed. I have to go get a refund on something I was double charged for, and will never go back. And yes! They were out of EVERYTHING!!! The website said all the parts to the peg boards were in stock. Nope. The shelves were empty. Totally empty. I wanted that wood crate box...all gone. I was looking at a chair and shelf...gone. And so many other items empty I noticed that I wasn't shopping for myself. The customer service stinks. So not impressed. read more

I recently bought a sturdy outdoors chair. The price was reasonable considering its quality. But the shipping was exorbitant ($50) for a distance of around 8 miles. It was nice that the chair was not in a box but odd. The deliverer just handed me the chair. It must weigh about 6 lbs and is not very big. How do they justify such a high shipping cost is beyond me. Many firms, including furniture stores such as offer free shipping. Maybe I should have tried Target...but I did want this chair, which had excellent reviews. The quality of some the to-assemble furniture is not that great, from my past experience. read more

Love coming to IKEA to shop and also eat. Everything is usually very organized. The food can be hit or miss in the cafeteria, but it's pretty cheap so I won't complain. Overall, we enjoy coming to IKEA. read more

We just moved again and bought a lot of decor and essentials again from IKEA to furnish our apartment. I love IKEA. For all the bad parts of the experience of shopping there in person, there's all the perks of getting modern, cool designs without going into debt forever. I don't mind investing in essentials. But IKEA is the best for everything else. This time around, we made about 4-5 trips to get and return things. And, as a whole, it wasn't too bad. I don't mind the quiet drive there. And I definitely suggest you plan a midday work week trip because weekends are hell. And here are some more IKEA courtesy tips from me: - I love kids. Don't bring them with you to hang out at IKEA. Please. Your kids hate it. We hate it. (Or do, but put them in the daycare) - Do not stop to check your list in the middle of an aisle (step to the side) - Do not stop to look at furniture in the middle of the aisle (step to the side) - Do not walk clumped into large groups of three or more in the middle of the aisle (I'm talking to you, extended family of 12, shopping together at IKEA for some god forsaken reason...) - Do not leave your cart blocking an aisle I know a lot of this seems obvious. But just go to IKEA on a Saturday and tell me anyone shopping there understands common courtesy. LOL. read more