Worst store ever. They charged me for a desk I never ordered. Was part of a delivery of other items and trying to return the desk and get a refund took several days and numerous calls. Had to wait at home between the return pickup time windows only to be told last minute that the pickup would happen the next day. Again had to wait for hours because the 3rd party truck services they use don't give you a call to say they are headed over. Mistakes and delays run rampant at this laughable hot-mess of a store/company! read more

Is it weird that when I'm feeling down, I head to IKEA just to walk around and get inspired? Perhaps. Is it also weird I'm updating my review? Maybe. Just a few thoughts: This is still the go-to place to really search for inexpensive "needs" - we bought a few bathroom caddies during our last visit. They were maybe $15 each. There was a little table I wanted but they were out. Yes, some of the stuff is expensive (and is it me, or did I not see the $2 breakfast? It was more expensive this time around.) That said, you need to look around and see what suits you best. Some stuff is overpriced. But for some stuff, it's a good deal - on par or cheaper than Target. Maybe it's the nostalgia of remembering this opening when Iived in Schaumburg (it was a BIG deal). But I still love walking around and getting ideas as to how to configure or reorganize aspects of our life. read more

Q: Does there exist a more consistently miserable customer retail experience in the United States? A: 404 Error Not Found The good: if you choose to walk through the entire labyrinth, you could probably get close to the recommended 10,000 steps in a day. The products made out of metal are durable. We bought some stainless steel mixing bowls, they are durable and indestructible, therefore our great-grandchildren will inherit them. The bad: you lost three hours of your life. You bought more of those large useless blue bags, and those cheap new furniture boxes don't fit in your Toyota Camry or your Ford Fusion. The place is a zoo, and you don't understand why your blood pressure is so high. The ugly: the place you send your kid- small land, is closed due to covid-19. The restaurant that sells mystery meat balls is closed due to covid-19. When checking out you are herded into one large depressing line, it's probably like voting in the South. Bonus: Wearing your "TRE45ON" facemask will offer some instant gratification as male suburban boomers will stare at it trying to figure out what it means... only to realize that their God-Emperor is not universally loved, and will lose his re-election in 3 weeks. You will easily Identify the facial markers of "disgust", "dejection", and "depression" in real time. read more

IKEA - Behold, the majestic architectural wonder that is beautiful Ikea /s - Home Decor Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

WORST EXPERIENCE EVER!! Buyer beware, they have the worst customer service and delivery service. I spent hours and hours trying to resolve and all they did was lie to me to get me off the phone without solving anything. Try your very best to shop somewhere else if you can. Or shop and grab at the store. Do not do anything that has to do with delivery or customer service. It was totally their mistake and their third party delivery services laziness. I finally canceled my order. read more

I have had nightmares about getting lost in IKEA and never making it out, so this is mostly a review of their online selection and curbside pickup and delivery services, not the shopping experience in-store (which I found somewhat stressful and expensive last time I was there). Kudos for a website that connects you to your nearest IKEA store, even if the latter is not always fully stocked. I have found what I needed at this location roughly four out of five times and either had it delivered or ordered it and picked it up without incident. In fact, I am sitting in an IKEA chair as I write this. I also have to give IKEA credit for posting prominently on its website the product recall of certain MALM chests of drawers. Heartbreaking that it's because toddlers have died pinned beneath them. But at least IKEA disclosed that. (Now I know why I can't find the particular piece of furniture I've been searching for for awhile.) Anyway, thanks to IKEA for making its products available to people like me, who would just as soon not venture into the store again if they can avoid it. read more

Not the same post-pandemic. Much more crowded, no pick and mix candy, feels like they have less variety, much higher prices, and grumpier employees. read more

Octagonal purgatory: that's what this Ikea feels like. The layout is horrible and it discourages me from buying or trying to find things in this mouse maze. Ikea has a variety of stuff for many budgets, but it feels like it's not worth the hassle here. Staff are generally nice, considering the drab and disorienting environment. The props are some of the most exciting things inside the store. Unfortunately they're not for sale, boo hoo. read more

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Disappointed w our experience this week; stopped by to look at their "higher end" cupboards, as they were recently JD Power & Assoc. rated. We asked a gentleman in the kitchen dept. for assistance with some questions about specific cupboards--he encouraged us to set up an appt., and when we tried to tell him we tried via the website help and phone number and neither seemed to be working, he cut us off and told us to try both places again. It was very apparent to us that he just wanted to shoo us off, handing us pamphlets and assuring us our questions would be answered by reading the information. Wow. Really disappointed w customer service. 1/12/202 UPDATE Went upstairs to get the recycling and trash inserts for our new IKEA kitchen but there were none on the shelves below the sale signs; when I finally locate a staff member he informs me the store is sold out of what we need and the items have been discontinued. So this kitchen staff member tells us to just go around the display kitchens and look in the drawers and take what we want if we can find the appropriate pieces we're looking for. Ok, so when I go through check out I'm told by the woman running the register that we're not allowed to buy the display items, to which I told her about my encounter upstairs, then she says if that's the case he should have given us a slip...? So I again tell her what happened and also mentioned that I had a hard time just getting the guy to help us, so of course we knew nothing about the slip of paper we were supposed to get. Fortunately a manager overheard us and told her to sell me the items. This is the second visit we'd had where staff in the kitchen area are not helpful and the place is slammed. It must be said that the ladies who helped us with some returns and warranty issues were stellar this visit. However since I've had two different experiences with problems in the kitchen area I'm changing my star rating to from a 2 star down to a 1 star. read more

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In the last couple years, we've really become bigger shoppers at IKEA. I've always enjoyed wandering thru & browsing, but in the last couple years we have redecorated our kids rooms and needed new furniture. We are pleased with our purchases - from our son's sofa (which a piece pulls out & pops up to make a bed), to his dresser & bookshelf, to our daughter's bed (frame, mattress, duvet cover) desk & chair to my newest joy -- the Alex system which I am using as a vanity. Sometimes you may struggle to find someone to help you. And most times you are going to wait in line to check out (why do they have 8 bazillion registers if they only open up half a dozen at a time?). But the prices are good & the quality is decent. The downside - you have to build everything yourself. But in most cases we've never had any problems and assembly went smoothly. Oh! And then there's the cafe. My kids adore the meatballs. And I'm fond of the lingonberry sauce. Yum! read more

IKEA - Just need a stool & mirror/lights to complete my Alex system vanity!! - Home Decor Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

It used to be fun to shop at IKEA. The automated ordering at the restaurant is AWFUL. I've hated it the last 10 times I've been there, and I'm finally writing a review. Our machine didn't work. We had to go to the end of the line. The new machine didn't work. We looked at the menu and then started pushing buttons, only to find that everything we wanted was out of stock. The drink machine was out of order. There were NO utensils for our meal. We had to ask for cups for plain water, and they gave us those 4 inch high paper cups you give children to brush their teeth. It was MISERABLE. Finally got to shopping for some essentials, and wanted one silly bag of frozen meatballs. Just one. They were all out. No meatballs anywhere to be seen. Then checking out: the automated machines make everything -- absolutely everything -- WORSE. I hate them. I bought two glass dishes and both bamboo as well as silicone lids for them. I scanned everything right and was trying to pay. The damned machine thought I was stealing two dishes because I had four lids and only two dishes. So an actual human, who should have been the one to check us out from the get go, had to come and for some reason rescan half my things. ??? It was so crowded and frustrated that I thought I was ready to leave -- but I hadn't yet paid even though I was TRYING to pay earlier after I had already scanned everything in perfectly. It was so annoying. I would do anything to have IKEA go back to REAL HUMANS. These obscene automated machines do absolutely nothing for efficiency, customer experience, or customer service. GET RID OF THEM. read more

Shopping for customizable cabinets was a pleasure. In the store the sales lady was very helpful and spent a lot of time with us to make sure that we ordered what we wanted. Their computer design app at the store is also very nice. Delivery of all of the pieces went smoothly until it was time for assembly. I hired a service recommended by Ikea. The man who came to put it all together spoke virtually no English. When he finished he walked out leaving me with many large empty boxes which were not fun to dispose of. Worst of all, the handle to one of the doors was missing, due to either a packing error or to the man doing the assembly. The handle was a tiny piece of solid metal. I tried to order that part online and the process at first seemed easy but in the end I was told that that part is unavailable. I tried calling, spent an hour on the phone, and finally gave up. My plan now was to order a complete new door, remove the handle and either return or throw out the door. After a few weeks of going around with online IKEA, and trying to call the number for returns, I gave up. Now I'm going to just throw out the door which cost me $70. So that little handle cost me $70 but I cannot afford to waste more time with Ikea. In summary, good service in store, very poor service post-purchase. The cabinet itself is very nice, solid and functional. read more

***** This is for online ordering and pick-up only ***** My almost 15 year-old daughter asked for a desk and bookshelf for her birthday. She searched high and low and finally found a desk and bookshelf online at IKEA. As I am the queen of order-online-and-pick-it-up-at-the-store, I decided to order online and pick it up at the store. I placed my order at 11:00 a.m., received an email letting me know my order would be ready at 4:00 p.m. and got a text at 2:30 p.m. letting me know my order was ready. We hopped in the car and drove to IKEA, found a parking spot in the "Click it and pick it up" area and 4 minutes later, Kevin brought our ouder out to us. Kevin was an absolute pleasure! Even though I clicked the button declining help, he helped my husband put the stuff in the car and laughed at all of our lame jokes. Thanks Kevin! The entire process from parking to pulling out of the parking lot took less than 11 minutes. Thanks IKEA! read more

The first impression coming here on a weekday and off-peak time, and incidentally still in the Covid era, is that they have the parking lot of a sports arena.  Wow, is it even possible to fill up this parking lot?  If it is, I most certainly would not want to be inside shopping during that time!  Nicely for us, it was very relaxed and uncrowded.  When uncrowded, it's a comfortable place to meander and putz around for knick-knacks that you don't know you want or need until you see it on the shelf, as well as get in some fitness steps just from the extra meandering through their honeycomb-like layout.  Prices can range anywhere from cheap to expensive depending on what.  But there surprisingly are quite a lot of possibly useful Dollar Store type items here as well, which is all we picked up on this particular day.  Probably the highlight of the visit for me was enjoying the side-effects of their unique layout and signs.  I got a chuckle out of seeing lost and befuddled people on every floor.  It's bound to happen.  Then, when we were trying to leave a floor, I decided to use their ubiquitous exit signs and ended up in a useless do loop, ha!  And it's not like we've never been in an IKEA. I should add that though this is my first and only review of an IKEA, we have over the years bought various other more substantial items like tables, chairs, maybe even a mattress if my memory is correct, etc from IKEA.  Everything we have bought that needed assembly was easy to assemble, and the modern, minimalistic styling of their furniture met our needs at the time. Anyway, there's no shopping quite like shopping at an IKEA! read more

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I wish I had more time to spend at Ikea and take a closer look at everything they have. I always run out of time because they have everything I would like to see, but then I would stay there for 3 days! I can't say their products are the best quality, but they have a large selection of everything and affordable prices. i had a couple of their stuff and i'm not complaining. Will keep shopping here. read more

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I have spent thousands of dollars here in the past 2 years and wanted to return curtain rods they still sell to buy different curtain rods they sell. The Supervisor Mary refused to return because they were purchased over 6 months ago. The brackets were still in the box wrapped in plastic. The poles have plastic packaging that easily rip but was still i. the poles so they double declined the poles saying I "opened" them. read more

IKEA has no social distancing!!! They let groups of 5-10 people in, who take up the isles. Making me want to leave, which we did. Went on a Sunday I'll try to return when it's not as crowded. read more

Do NOT buy your kitchen from Ikea. You will be subjected to attitudes, oversights, idiocy, being transferred around being hung up on, and piss poor quality and customer service all around. The good employees who helped me resolve were the exception not the rule. I had 5 days siphoned from my life solving errors Ikea made. I have always been hesitant to buy their cabinets and decided since this was a rental to try them. I've been managing design projects for 24 years and am used to mistakes, but if there is a Guinness book of world records for being the most incompetent business I've ever done business with, I hope it gets awarded to Ikea; they earned it, from the pink hair guy who initially messed up my order, and was so sad his gossip session with his co-worker was over when I showed up to place the order, to the rude woman in customer service who hung up on me because I didn't know a part number and asked if she could direct me to where I could find it'd or if I could speak to a manager, and the 16 other sales associates who made the story this long. We are nearly done installing and still feel it will be a miracle if we ever finish and it all holds up long enough to pay for itself, and the therapy I'll probably need after choosing to do business with them. Ever again, the stories you hear are true. It's not worth saving the money, even if it's half, even if they have the perfect shade I'd green cabinet. Just consider anyone but them. read more

We love ikea! The staff is always nice and friendly. Everything in our home is from there.

I have no idea why I'm just now shopping here!!! It has to be the best furniture shopping experience I've ever had and this is during COVID-19 when things are a little bit different. It took some getting used to finding things myself and going through all of the floors but, I made it to the cashiers and the line was very reasonable for early in the day around 11am. Be patient with the delivery and pick up options they are still trying to get things organized because everyone is shopping now; it's a little difficult to contact someone online or by phone so it's critical to get all questions answered IN THE STORE! I ended up just renting a truck and picked up my items myself which I'm totally okay with since delivery is about the same price. I will be shopping here again for other rooms! Beautiful items for a good price!!! read more

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Honestly, a great store. I like their food court and just walking around, lol. They have great selections on home stuff and even home of the iconic BLAHAJ shark plush. read more

IKEA has some good products, but TERRIBLE customer service. The options are online "chat", or calling their phone number. The only phone number one can get is their all-purpose toll free line where a robot offers a menu with NO options that match your problem. I was unable to order online because of a glitch where my debit card was rejected. It was a perfectly valid card. I had to get a ride to the store, 40 minutes away ON TOLL ROADS, to place my order (same card, worked fine). It cost me $38 more because the taxes in that county are so much higher. My order was large and HEAVY, so I opted for delivery. The drawer front of one of the dressers was damaged in a spot where it would be visible. Customer service says that delivery is not possible at this time and to call back "in a few days", or to just return it to the store! Those are my options. The ONLY options. I can PAY someone to put the box in the car so it can be returned, assuming I can get a ride to the store. A cab would cost a fortune. IKEA sucks. read more

IKEA - This is the side of a drawer front. The damage would be visible. - Home Decor Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

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Love this place--everyone is friendly. Always find good deals. I purchased a huge bird of paradise plant on sale. One associate was kind enough to watch it for me while I brought my car to the loading zone. read more

IKEA - Bird of paradise plant from IKEA--love it! - Home Decor Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

We've been to ikea multiple times to help furnish multiple spaces at reasonable prices. Rugs, bookshelves, nursery items, bedroom furniture, curtain rods, firm memory foam mattresses, kitchen items, storage solutions. A fan of their designs and curbside pickup. read more

IKEA - All from ikea :) - Home Decor Near Me - Schaumburg, Illinois

This place has a lot of really cool things going for it--the quirky style and the cart escalators are always fun. I come to window shop but I stay for the Swedish meatballs. The foods they have--particularly the desserts--are really nice to buy and enjoy at home. In terms of furniture, their products are notoriously cheap in all senses of the word. read more

I have never been in such a huge IKEA! They had a much larger selection than smaller, one-story locations. However, there were some things very strange about this one. For starters, there are no carts when you walk in the door, and in order to find one, you have to go upstairs and follow very scattered signage in what seems to be a VERY confusing maze. Most other IKEAs have a general direction or path that you walk to ensure that you can browse all of the sections - that does not exist here. Luckily we weren't there to browse, we just needed to pick up a couple things in the warehouse, but gosh was it confusing! I don't know how you could've looked at all of the sections without walking around in circles for eternity. They definitely need more arrows or signs telling you what sections are where because I literally couldn't even find a cart for the first 30 minutes. It was very chaotic and needs more organization or staff on the floor available to answer questions. read more

I love the concept of IKEA -- a one stop shop for everything you could possibly need in your home, arranged neatly across 3-floors with a fairly good eatery as well. There's probably two things that come to mind immediately when you think area. 1. Amazing prices 2. Unique items I understand that there's a bit of assembly involved with many of their items, but if I can furnish a house beautifully without denting my budget much at all -- I'm totally for it. I also love how the designs here are simple and elegant but a bit different from what you'll find in most stores which almost seem to rebrand the same products with different names. Selection here is wonderful as the store is large enough to carry pretty much the high end and low end, large and small, simple and fancy versions of most anything you'll need for your home. In addition to great home goods, the eatery is full of delicious treats for very reasonable prices. Despite the cheap prices (cheaper than fast food for nicely plated items!), the ingredients are of good quality and cooking is fairly healthy. In particular, I love the meals with the swedish meatballs and salmon fillet. Overall, I wish there were more shops like IKEA. Great prices, great selection -- but most importantly it gives a complete enjoyable experience with plenty of space to walk, attractive displays, and great food options. read more

How much is the monthly rent, should I choose to live in IKEA? I am an avid IKEA window-shopper. It's always fun wandering around this huge multi-layer store, whether I'm in the market for furniture or not! There's a lot to see and shop through! If you're in a hurry, you may want to grab a map. For me, I'm usually just browsing, so I tend to just follow the arrows on the floor and discover things as I pass by. There's elevators and escalators for people and carts, for your convenience. IKEA is not a place for a quick shopping experience unless you know exactly what you're looking for. There's always a good number of sales associates on the floor to help if you're lost, though. What I love most about IKEA is how they display their rooms. They style their rooms in a way that inspires me, at least! They mix and match things that I wouldn't think would work, but they totally do. It's a great place to visit if you are looking for inspiration. (Or meatballs from the cafe. Those are pretty tasty, too!) Parking is pretty easy. They have a lot just for if you're moving heavy boxes to your car, which is nice. Also, if you're just browsing, there is a shuttle that goes from Woodfield Mall to IKEA and back periodically. It's worth checking out! read more

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I was at Ikea Schaumburg Il. today 3/9/24. I found the store hard to navigate. I could not find what I was looking for easily and found it very frustrating. I like ikea and their products but what really got to me was the fact that the escalators that take your cart up and down where not in service which forced each customer to take the elevators. This was extremely time consuming and annoying. I will not be back to shop again until they fix this issue. Also as a side note they have yellow rolling baskets that at first glance seem to be very efficient to carry all your goods however are filthy and covered in garbage and human hair that should be wiped out on a daily basis. read more

IKEA is fun for me; potential to make my home a nicer place. That said I have a problem with this location: they don't offer bags and you can't take carts to your car?!? WTF If you're not with another grown person you need to leave your stuff at the curb?!? So inconvenient and risky to be stolen. The best ikea is in berbank. read more

Purchased 3 Cabinets for coats and shoes. First unit took a while to assemble second and third went great! Looks great Purchased Baskets and cushions. Great price. Went to 3rd level Chocolate cake and Coffee great for cold night. read more

A warning about IKEA in the time of Covid-- they are victims of the Covid supply-chain problem. If you go, keep in mind that some of what you want will probably be out. It's not their fault. It's Covid. Be patient. We were able to get the lamps & lightbulbs and nightstands we wanted, but not the rug. Kitchen is pretty slim pickings. And there were almost no mattress pads (the one I have from IKEA in the guest room is great, so I wanted one for the main bedroom. No such luck). Also, and this is very important, because of Covid, Småland is closed (or at least it was when I was there two weeks ago), and there were kids everywhere. Loud kids. Annoying kids. And worse, maskless suburban jerks with RBF and carts GOING THE WRONG WAY through the store (seriously, do they not see the arrows? And why is it just the maskless people who ignore the arrows? Wait, I know the answer. The people who ignore the mask mandate also disregard the arrows: They just don't care about their role in participating in a functional society). Again, not IKEA's fault. The cafe is open, but with limited selection. I warn against grabbing a salad from the fridge (it tasted like fridge) but the hot foods were good. But here is the pro to a post- (or during, I guess) Covid IKEA: They've put the Swedish food market BEFORE the checkouts now! So you can grab your Daim chocolates, frozen marshmallows, meatballs, Kristian Regale, and elderberry syrup before you check out and only pay once. It's so much better this way! I hope it's permanent. (Pro tip: Try the veggie dogs, even if you're not a vegetarian). read more

Enjoyed spending half a day at this location. It is so huge, affordable and unique. Loved how they have different rooms set up based on your vibe. They even have a little grocery store that I enjoyed shopping at at the end. I look forward to going back. read more

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I've made it out to this location quite a few times over the past couple of years. Whether you're looking to just browse and kill time or actually shop for home furnishings and decor, you can easily get lost for a few hours in IKEA's labyrinth. The showroom is distributed over 3 floors with a centralized cafe in the middle for you to refuel as needed. On the weekends, it always seems to be busy no matter what time of day. Anyways, IKEA always a great place to look at space ideas and inspiration and pick up on more affordable furniture & storage options. Not much else I got on this one, other that I wish they had a location closer to downtown Chicago. 'Til next time, cheers! read more

I was very concenred with how some of the displays were very crowded and it didn't feel safe at all

I went here on Easter Sunday and I scanned almost every bedroom dresser they had and NOTHING was in stock for bedrooms or living rooms. I was so disappointed and online is just the same. I know there's a shortage but they should at least have a notice because the warehouse was looking bare. Just a large amount of a few (many items just not as many as the warehouse should) items. It was easy to find my way around though! read more

Quality 3.5 stars. Experience 4 stars. It's been quite awhile since I've been back to Ikea. I'm currently working on building out a semi-permanent closet for my boys' super tiny closet in their room (the not-so-joyful part of owning an older vintage home--small closets). I'm looking for a particular set of drawers to fit into the closet, and it's not easy. When in need of a random inexpensive option, Ikea is typically a good place to go. One thing Ikea does well is their closet systems. Pax rules, but the drawer inserts are $40 a drawer (boo). I found myself in the children's section, and they are having a Stuva sale. Stuva is a great storage option for less, and will most likely be my go to. My advice, is to not forget to check out the children's storage solutions. Aside from closet drama, my hubby and I had a fun time just kicking back and checking out the store. The sofas are all so uncomfortable for daily TV watching (I know, we own one...our biggest regret ever). We found a couple of well made dining room tables, cute side tables and mirrors, but all in all, I feel like the furniture is getting cheaper in quality and more expensive. Is that possible? We will be back for dishes, lighting, frames, bookshelves, and accessories, but I'll be spending my hard-earned dollars on sofas and chairs elsewhere. Prices are no longer amazing (especially not for a temporary solution). Also note, storage bins are pricey! We made the trip thinking we could pick up a bunch of bins on the cheap, but there is no longer the need to travel. Wait for the Home Depot bin sale ;-) Cute pet section, and the scratch and dent is always a fun browse. read more

False advertising for the product prices and manager Michelle (beautiful big black lady with eyeglasses) said board was for the wooden hangers which appeared in behind but cashier found different product belong to the sign. Ughhh read more

One problem I've had with IKEA is the furniture tends to be a little on the cheap side, not just in terms of the price, but the quality as well. It seems like whenever we found anything that really caught our eye they were usually "OUT Of Stock". We went to "at Home"on Meacham next to Costco to try and find a replacement for the cheap ass chair we bought @ IKEA, but were unable to find the chair we wanted. So like a habitual criminal that never learns from their mistakes we went back to IKEA searching for 2 matching replacement chairs. After perusing the selection of chairs they had available on the third floor in the dining area we were unable to find what we were searching for. We wandered down to the second floor in the desk area where we were told there were more chairs, but unfortunately we weren't able to find anything there that matched what we wanted. Maybe do an online search to try and find what we need. The only problem is I like to touch and see what I'm buying in person instead of a picture on line. Ahhh the search continues.... read more

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I went there to see if they had a glass cabinet, and there was no sign saying it was sold out, so I went to see if they had any on the bottom floor. They did not, so I stopped off at the customer service area and there was an Asian guy there (I did not get his name.) This was on Friday around noon, and I asked him if they possible had more. He told me in a very condescending tone that sometimes they don't always put sold out signs on there, and they'd have more in a month. I said that won't really help me as I want to get it done, so I walked off and came back and asked him if they had any at Bolingbrook. It turned out they had three left, but then he goes "well that was this morning so you'd probably be wasting your time in going." He was honestly just a huge JERK about the whole thing, from his demeanor to his attitude about it. I understand that we're still in a pandemic, and he's probably dealt with a lot, but I was not nasty in any way to him, and I felt like I didn't deserve to be talked down to that way. I went to Bolingbrook despite his warning and ALL THREE were still there. I'm also giving it two stars as the woman who works up by the couch section (blonde hair, heavy accent) is beyond amazing at her job and super helpful and she always has a smile on her face. Despite the fact that they didn't have a certain part of the couch I needed, she went above and beyond to help out with a good attitude. read more

Got there at the opening bell and we able to enjoy a relatively stress free shopping experience, it is a giant Ikea after all. This is the first time I have been in better than a decade. We had a specific item to grab yet ended up with a full cart, you just never know what you are going to stumble on and toss in. Only gripe is the music to store announcement, gotta share the 411 but... read more