Always out of stock. Stock always inaccurate. Refuse to ship to home even for small lightweight items. Massive checkout line. Drive two hours just find out you need to drive two hours again. read more

There were quite a lot of people in the store during the pandemic, but the food area was very socially distanced. Can't go wrong with ikea meatballs. read more

IKEA - Meatball platter, mac and cheese - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

I talked to 4 employees and all were really helpful for this first timer at IKEA. One employee (Sean with a beard) saw that I had too much stuff to handle with a cart and a flat dolly thing so he waited in line with me and helped me take stuff to my car! It is a clean, organized, friendly and affordable place. Some things were significantly cheaper in the store than online which was a pleasant surprise. I like it! read more

Bedroom bed all had to purchase separately no indication of this. I bought the birch frame,$267, then put that together, noticed a middle beam for support wasn't included., It was sold separately for $10. Put this on then noticed bed slats were also sold separately $50. Totaling $368. For just the bed frame. If someone was there to inform me I may have been more ready for this expense. Never again will I buy or refer anyone else to get a bed or anything with multiple pieces. read more

Oh man. I needed a vacation after visiting this Ikea location. I've been to a few of these, so I know what to expect and when it's been done well. This isn't an example of it being done well. Yeah, sure - the wares being sold are all the same glorious Ikea obtainables we desire to obtain - but the sheer madness which must be endured to secure those items is simply not worth it. No, ma'am. The parking is a shit-show - not that Ikea staff can control the sheer assholery that happens in the parking garage, but still. Nordic design is clean, simple, modern, uncluttered and tidy. Each designed living space inside an Ikea is crafted to reflect this, and is usually maintained as such. Well that's just simply not the situation here. Hell hath no fury like every family in New England storming the gates of Ikea with every living child in tow. There are kids jumping on beds and couches, none of the living spaces were maintained, blankets and pillows thrown on the floor, beds a mess, the fabric protectors were BROWN WITH GOD KNOWS WHAT from a million people's nasty shoes. In this building the humans were gathered in every crevice like cockroaches. 'Shoppers' outnumbered team members by the droves. We spent two hours simply walking through the maze without touching anything upstairs because surfaces and items were covered in brown smudges like someone had run on a rampant touching spree while mixing brownie batter. Downstairs where the actually shopping and collecting happens was very uncomfortable. I found myself standing in makeshift lines to pick up a vase to feel the weight, or asking permission to be the next to hold a wine glass. Things were being dropped and broken, kids were flopping in the pillow bins, the live plants had been snapped and broken and there was potting soil all over the damn floor. Oh, you actually want to purchase items? Hope you brought a tent. We were in line close to 30 minutes. The queue was backed up out of the impulse buy section, with every register open and serving customers. I was there to purchase small white ornaments (houses, gnomes and pinecones) for a photo shoot I have coming up, and they had these items displayed halfway through the register lines, which made viewing the items an impossibility because of the same assholery which was happening in the parking lot. I finally pleaded with a couple to let me JUST LOOK ("I promise I'm not trying to skip ahead of you in the line, ma'am") and the items I came for weren't in stock. A total waste of my time. I won't be back here. If you have a single anxious, claustrophobic or panic bone in your body I would stay far away until this mismanagement is handled. read more

I have been an avid IKEA customer for a long long time but wow, was i disappointed the last time I was there - just a few days ago. Prices have gone up and quality down including all items in the cafeteria (which I used to love). Customer service has deteriorated, pricing is deceiving and the quality.... The quality vs prices makes no longer sense. I don't think I will be returning any time soon. read more

Pros: -Tons of great setups for inspiration -Restaurant inside -Swedish food shop after the furniture checkout has even more tasty candy and other packaged items Cons: -Lines! Rough on the weekend, both for the food and the furniture. -- Salmon Filet with Spinach/Potato Side ($7.99) I said yes to the lemon/dill sauce, which was a mistake as the salmon was drowned in a thick sauce that was pretty much tasteless. The salmon itself wasn't half bad--decently cooked! The potato/spinach side was meh--a bit heavy but it grew on me. I passed on dessert and instead went with the chocolate bars ($1 each--awesome!!) past the checkout but it seems like they offer a variety of tasty desserts that are better looking than the entrees. read more

IKEA - Salmon filet with potato/spinach side. Salmon topped with lemon dill sauce ($7.99 September 2015) - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

This location seems to be consistently overwhelmed with the number of customers leading to long lines and the competence of the employees is inconsistent. On one visit, employees (including security) stood by and did nothing as a man and his wife verbally abused me in line for checkout after the husband was very offended that I kept my same spot in line ahead of him when our line shifted from a register that announced it was closing to an open register. Staff did nothing as customers in line repeatedly glanced over their shoulders as this man aggressively asked for my full name, threatened to sue me, pretended he was going to call the police and got up in my face continuously ranting and yelling at me and his wife began personally insulting me, my upbringing and my family as I stood there taken aback, not knowing how to react without risking escalating the abuse into a potentially dangerous situation. The wife also verbally abused my husband. I don't know if this incident was allowed to occur uninterrupted at least in part due to inadequate training/incompetence or staffing issues but this location appears to be consistently understaffed (since years before COVID-19). Their "procedure" for exchanges, even on small items, is for you to wait through the full customer service line with the item(s) being returned and then wait through the full checkout line to purchase item(s) in a separate transaction. If you have items from the sales floor, you will have to wait through checkout, wait at customer service and then wait through checkout again. This is not a good business practice as it is incredibly inefficient and counter-intuitive. Maybe it exists to discourage exchanges/returns? The customer service counter is also frequently understaffed with a long, slow-moving line. Staff were rude and short/condescending and implied that we were trying to leave without patinf when we did not innately understand this unique exchange process before it was explained (a process I have never experienced at any other store, only IKEA). They also had no staff at all working the food area so guess what they suggested? Yet another trip back through the full checkout line to purchase any food items, of course--in a separate transaction, because heading over to the food area with unpaid merchandise is not allowed. They expected us to wait through four full lines just to complete an exchange including the purchase of small items from the sales floor and food items. Also, IKEA is a very questionable institution. It is worth researching their direct impact on ancient forests which they knowingly turn a blind eye to their financial support of corrupt lumber companies to deforest for inexpensive mass-produced furniture, their founder's questionable history from intentionally avoiding taxes from 1973-2015 (source: Forbes) to his involvement in the Nazi party, IKEA's Malm tip overs which injure many children each year and have tragically even killed multiple children, and forcing their way into communities who explicitly do not want them there. You're better off supporting nearly any other business based on lines/wait times, customer service and business practices/ethics. read more

Yes there are some obviously disgruntled employees working here but I've also been helped by some really efficient and nice people in the cafe and marketplace. The cafe could use more cleaning up in the condiments and fountain drinks area but generally the whole store is clean and tidy. Which is saying a lot considering how ginormous the place is. My favorite IKEA items are: Cinnamon buns. They ARE fluffy, fragrant, warm, oozy, and delicious. POANG chair. Not only is this a super stylish recliner, it's bloody light and comfortable to sit in for long periods of time with laptop. And OMG awesome live plant selection: Succulents and Cacti!!! Ahhhh! Big bonus is no insects, no creepy crawlies, no rotting plants. I went back after a month and I saw some damaged plants like mini trees with their roots ripped out (why would anyone do that!!) but still tidy enough and again, clean. Also they have these weird bird screeching noises in the parking lot. You will hear them! read more

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I wanted a bookcase, and the shipping was more than the piece due to the weight. So I decided to go. What a mistake! We were trapped inside for forever! There were signs marked to exit if you wanted to take a shortcuts--but I can't imagine how long it would have been if we had gone the "long" way. Every time you turn the corner, thinking you are out, it's another room of cheap merchandise. Not a single sales clerk to help you! Then, when I finally got out to the checkout, the lines were so long you'd have thought you were trying to get in to the Indy 500. Finally the staff appears, to give you one half-inch cookie with a pair of tongs so you don't faint in line. Why don't they let you order and pick up at the store so you don't have to go in? This whole thing was a nightmare, and not worth the effort for cheap furniture. read more

My daughter recently moved to Boston and ordered a room full of furniture from this store. They botched two deliveries, leaving the boxes on her doorstep instead of arriving when they were supposed to and taking them up to the second floor. So, she was forced to take the furniture out of the boxes and take it to her room piece by piece. Absolutely unacceptable. You should be ashamed of this location, IKEA corporate. read more

Just moved in the city and bought almost all my stuff here. They have some really cool pieces of furniture and very easy to setup. Every visit, I need to eat their meatballs before leaving. Soooo good with the Lingonberry preserve. read more

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This Ikea is okay. The food is great! I love the swedish meatballs. The salmon balls were okay, kind of dry. I'd stick with the meatballs. Service in this Ikea is really good, the employees were super helpful. We bought a shelf from this Ikea, and almost an hour later when we got home and we're building it, there were a few dents in the shelf already, and the holes and screws didn't match up. The holes in the wood weren't big enough to fit the wood pieces or some of the metal screws. That was super frustrating. There are some gaps between the connecting pieces of wood now. But we made it work because we didn't want to make another trip back. read more

IKEA - Swedish meatballs ! And the ones in the left side are salmon balls - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

Is it just me, or do other people come here without a shopping list, just to see what kind of stuff is on display (and to get closer to your daily goal of 10,000 steps)? It's amazing how much you can do with such small spaces. Their room setups are truly inspiring...really! My only beef would have to be with the quality of their products, but then again, you aren't here to furnish Rosecliff or The Elms, right? Still though, there are tremendous deals to be had here for some solid and durable products - I am on year three of a $20 stepping stool that takes a beating and just won't quit. read more

We live 3 hours away from this ikea. Needless to say, we are fans of ikea. The parking garage was crowded and too a little thought to navigate. Fortunately, I survived this trip with having enough room in the SUV. read more

Good place to eat as the cafeteria has pretty cheap food that tastes good. Bathrooms are a nightmare though. Single lock and some of them didn't even have people inside and were locked. A lot of them still had leftover from the last user. Other than that a good place to take the kids and spend half a day. read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

Horrible. Not worth the frustration. They will take your money and your stuff will never show up. This has nothing to do with the supply chain (although that's frustrating too). This is matter of store mismanagement and outright lies. Never had these problems before I moved to Massachusetts and had to deal with the Stoughton Ikea. If you book their delivery, the stuff will never show (Thanks to XPO Logistics). If you get someone else to pick it up, they will "lose" it. They will promise you that your delivery is ready . . . and it won't be . . . for hours if not days. The "resolution center" then promises gift cards and credits and all kinds of other stuff that never shows up. And the lack of service is so uniformly bad that nobody cares. read more

We ended up getting a great bed and mattress from here and it's very comfortable, but it wasn't our first choice. The bed frame we wanted was listed in-stock, but that was not true. In addition, we waited for over an hour after checking out for our mattress to be brought to the furniture pick-up area (it's not an item you can grab yourself). The waiting area was an absolute mess & many people had the same experience of waiting for an hour after being told it would only take 15 minutes. When we ordered bookshelves from here we decided to order delivery to rectify this issue, but we had almost as bad an experience. The delivery driver called to say they had arrived and then called back to say they couldn't find the building/apartment (and was pretty rude about it). This will not be my first choice for home needs going forward. read more

It is like any other Ikea. Kudos to IKEA team though for maintaining their standards. Love the IKEA experience.

Ikea has unique products. I like many of them. But today at their cafeteria I had a bad experience. I asked for chicken with mashed potatoes and parsley. But the server did not give me parsley. The image on the menu had 3 pieces of parsley. I asked the cachier to reduce the price since I did not get parsley. He said he cannot. After a long discussion the cashier went to kitchen and after a long time came out with my parsley. My food got cold. Nobody apologized. So do not expect to get what they show on the menu image. read more

099 / 100 - 2018 YELP 100 CHALLENGE. IKEA: land of affordable, DIY furniture. Moved across the country and needed some basic furniture to make my apartment less like a crack den. It seems like this IKEA is the only one in the Boston area, so I made the trek on a beautiful Saturday morning. I got here before they opened (I just wanted to get in and out!), but it looks like a lot of other people had the same idea that I did. They have a giant parking garage, which is great. I was more than happy to park a bit away so I wouldn't have to deal with the inevitable pedestrian traffic on the way out. Layout is exactly the same as every other IKEA. This location is pretty clean and put together, which is great. They let us in early to start looking at the different rooms, but didn't let us downstairs (where the REAL stuff was at) until the store officially opened. I was able to zip through with no problems as I had written down the furniture I was looking for beforehand. I went straight to the end to start picking out my furniture. I kind of wish I had brought a second person along because it was... really heavy and I really regretted all those days I decided to NOT pick up lifting/going to the gym, but I managed to do it in the end. IKEA employees were super friendly and incredibly helpful! They were more than happy to point me in the right direction for things I was looking for or answering any questions that I had. read more

Drove over an hour. In traffic. Both ways in the end) to arrive at the ikea on 11/19. Only to be turned away by 4 people before the garage, two men and two women - that the system was down. Omg fine - that sucks. But nothing u can do (actually I had lots of returns to make and have subsequently spent the last week with a FULL carload trying to get back... but I digress).... I was told the system was down, so I lamented I'm having driven far, then checked again in with guy 1, and asked if it was for purchases only by chance? Or returns too. Then it was all interrupted by man 2 who said "sweetie you need to go" EXCUSE ME??? I nicely said... "did you just call me sweetie?" He stuttered, and said uh yes... I looked at one of the women. I then had to nicely school man 2, that he should NEVER reply to a woman, let alone A CUSTOMER WHILE HEs WORKING like that. I don't know him and you can't get much more until professional than that! I got his name, and proceeded to call Ikea corporate on my trafficky drive home again. IM STILL WAITING FOR MY REPLY, IKEA! Food here is standard cafeteria food. Furniture is standard, while I love much of it, u really need to stand back and price compare. Your couch sounds cheaper in pieces until u do the math, but then factor in how little cushion and it suddenly is comparable to the real stuff. On the other hand, buying pre-fab unit for my closet, then building off of it to make a custom closet system saved some big bucks too, but don't expect that ANYTHING is "cheap"! U pay for it in parts or quality somehow! read more

To put it simply, this Ikea is terrible. You will walk around and see that half of the items shown on the sale floor have "temporarily unavailable" signs taped to them. This would be understandable due to the pandemic and high demand, but these items have been out since before the Covid shutdown! I have been constantly checking this Ikeas inventory for almost a year and a half and nothing! Funny thing is, all I am looking for is a desk top and a dresser; two very common items especially at Ikea of all places. About 8 months back I looked at Ikeas webpage on unavailability FAQ and they stated that as the factories were reopening, the Ikeas would receive restocks--apparently not the one in Massachusetts. I can see online that the Ikeas in NY and CT are constantly selling out and restocking the EXACT products I have been looking for! However, I refuse to make a road trip of 4+hrs for $250 worth of furniture from Ikea. Icing on the cake is that they cannot even offer delivery for these products and if they could, it would be a $100 delivery cost...unreal. If there was a curbside pick up option (like offered at other locations) it would be so much better. And don't even get me started on those lines... I have no idea what is going on with the Ikea in Massachusetts, but I hope they figure it out soon. read more

IKEA is the best. You get lost in the room after room floor after floor of items everyone needs. IKEA for me isn't a "I want" shopping experience but a "I need " shopping experience as I always find items that can make my life simpler and easier. So many great ideas and items for storage and an organized life. I can spend the day here. Z read more

I love this place, no joke. That said, I am pretty good about getting done what I need to get done and otherwise making it a fun experience. I always take the kids and try to go early so we can eat the delicious and affordable breakfast - free coffee in the a.m. if you're an Ikea family member! And the coffee is good! Then, the kids and I wander through the various display rooms and pretend we're visiting friends. We give them names and talk about what they're like and its pretty fun. The rooms are interesting, the atmosphere is perfectly pleasant if you're not anxiously making decisions about major home purchases, and the bathrooms are always clean and stocked (although they could really benefit from paper towel options). When I say stocked, they even have free diapers. After we've killed some time in the rooms, we'll eat a delicious and affordable lunch (Pepsi products. Boo) and then go down to the marketplace where, to be honest, shit gets real. This is where I long to convince my kids to go to Smallaand but they refuse. Let's just say if you lose your kid in Ikea it is a pretty easy recovery. The shoppers are too distracted and stressed out to notice and even though you can rarely find an employee when you have a question, they're RIGHTTHERE when you lose a child. We're talking 2 minutes from noticing he wasn't playing with one of the little toy things conveniently located everywhere to having him back by my side (granted, he hadn't wandered all that far, just followed those light up arrows until he was well beyond my sight). They're perfect for a super cold or super hot day if you don't feel like paying for a museum, and there is ALWAYS something you need to buy at Ikea. I love their stuff, even their markers and plants and candles are awesome, and customer service has always worked well for me. Delivery of large furniture has also been a snap! Four stars, for sure. read more

I don't get the thrill that so many people seem to have for shopping at Ikea. The frenzy that existed when this store opened..the first in Massachusetts... made me wonder what treasures I would find in there. The trouble was, the crowds were so huge with cars snaking out onto the highway from the exit ramp, that I didn't get there for months. Now I've been to this store on a few occasions and other than a couple of lamps I purchased for my office, a bathroom mirror and a few other incidentals, I haven't been otherwise tempted. Yes, things are inexpensive which may be a draw, but mostly I find the offerings to be cheaply made. And honestly, I don't want to put any furniture together myself. On this most recent visit, we were in the area and stopped because I thought it couldn't hurt to see if I could find a small end table for a spare bedroom. We looked at a few things and found that they were made so shoddily that regardless of low price point, we had to pass. I did buy a few packs of paper napkins because the ones Ikea sells always come in bright fun colors and patterns. And I bought a bag of tea lights. Other than that I was underwhelmed. I can see the appeal in some of the kitchenware, dishes and glasses. Sometimes having extra sets of plates and wine glasses that are pretty but not precious is the perfect thing to have on hand for big get-togethers and parties. Don't be misled here thinking your goods are made somewhere in Sweden. Many things are made in China and while the design sensibility may be Scandinavian, the craftsmanship isn't. The store itself is massive and yet despite all the space, I've never been there when it wasn't positively jammed with wall to wall people, strollers, shopping carts...it can be a nightmare of sensory overload. Saving money isn't really saving at all when the durability and quality are just not there and sadly that's how I feel about most Ikea furnishings. read more

Having grown up in Sweden IKEA (pronounced ick-eeah by Swedes) has always been a staple for furniture needs. Growing up as a kid I had an IKEA bunk bed, and of course BILLY, the bookshelf. Essentially, IKEA is a furniture store that strives to sell trendy and space saving furniture for a lot less than other furniture stores. They do this by having you walk through their showrooms, note down the part names (every piece of furniture and decorative item has its own name, most of them funny if you know Swedish, like the desk lamp named "MORKER" which means darkness in Swedish) and their warehouse locations on a little slip of paper (reminiscent of the paper slips you get when eating dim sum). You then proceed to the warehouse where you get your furniture boxes from the shelf locations yourself, and proceed to the checkout. The furniture is of the "assemble yourself" variety and despite many jokes in Swedish literature about needing 8 arms, and 12 missing parts to assemble it, it is usually surprisingly easy to assemble, with all the hardware, (and even monkey wrenches) you need right in the box. The above explanation applies to IKEA in Sweden. Here in the U.S. it needs a few more lines. IKEA seem to have used their Swedish heritage as their marketing strategy in the U.S. This is evident in everything from the IKEA logo (blue and yellow in the U.S. mimicking the Swedish flag) to the food they serve in the cafeteria as well as little signs explaining words in Swedish dispersed about the store (Like the "Hej da!" sign near the exit, with the explanation that this means goodbye in Swedish. This may seem a little bit cheesy, but to people who grew up in Sweden like myself it is a treasure trove. For very little money in the cafeteria I can enjoy Swedish foods I haven't eaten since I left Sweden almost 10 years ago. They even have a mini food section stocked with Swedish cookies, meatballs, herring, salmon and many other Swedish foods you can bring home and cook yourself. I happen to have been in nostalgic paradise, but this could be a fun experience even for non-Swedes as experimenting with other cultures foods is always a blast. Now for the scary part. The latest news is that IKEA has gotten into the market of selling pre-fab homes... read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

I have never been so disappointed in Customer Service. I was scheduled to have a sofa and a chair delivered to my new house (a house that has no furniture) on Sunday. I was given a 12 hour window (9am-9pm!). Despite that being ridiculous, I stayed home all day waiting. At 8pm, I received a text that my furniture would arrive between 8:30-8:53pm. At 9:15pm, I received a text that it wouldn't be delivered at all and with no further details. I called the next morning, only to be given no explanation as to why it wasn't delivered as scheduled and then told that it would not be delivered until Wednesday. When I expressed my disappointment, I was told they would deliver it on Tuesday. I then learned in an email that they had scheduled it for a WEEK from Tuesday. When I called back, they stated there was nothing they could do because they had other deliveries scheduled. When I stated that good business would be to place my order near the front of the queue given that it was already two days late in being delivered, the agent sounded like she didn't even understand what I was asking. In the grand scheme of life, this is no big deal but I think it's worth a "yelp". What awful customer service and delivery service. read more

REPEAT offender of incomplete or COMPLETELY MISSING furniture hardware. Came back from taking the hour-long trip there to discover our KALLAX had ZERO HARDWARE in the box. Last time, not too long ago, it was the EXPEDIT that had missing pieces. IKEA-induced rage flashbacks returned. We ended up calling customer service yet again to report this. This is likely a common occurrence, because they often offer to send the missing pieces free of charge. But it'll at least take a week to get to you. IKEA, if you mess up like this, the LEAST you can offer to do is ship the missing hardware (small bits anyway) NEXT DAY for FREE. But they never do. So here we are, spending two entire extra hours on the road just to pick up a few tiny metal bits. This is the only IKEA in the area, so it's unlikely they'll change for the better. If we don't drive back out, we'll have the deconstructed shelf lying around for 5-7 business days (what they say it'll take to get to us) while waiting for the missing hardware, and a mountain of clothing in place of a shelf to house them. Also note that because this is the only IKEA around, they will be missing a LOT of stock. An entire line of SKUBB was out of stock yesterday, and no idea when it'll come back. read more

I have been waiting 3 days for a significant delivery from Stoughton MA IKEA. Every day 9-9 delivery. I sit and wait. Not able to work. I get cancelled at 3 why advertise you deliver till 9. I'm now told Not Friday but Sunday I'll get a delivery. I was not asked I was told. You have to pay for delivery. Are you kidding me!!! I am so angry and upset and no one in I KEA cares never get a call back no one is responsible. !!!!! read more

Lines are are out of control! They could do a better job at reacting to lines, people standing around doing nothing to help...I just pushed my shit to the side and decided to eat in, except the line was crazy there too. I thought this plaice was supposed to be efficient. The showrooms are always full of abandoned coffee cups, this was on a Monday... does anyone clean? read more

It's Ikea......we've all been here and been put into the herd to take the mile walk around the store gawking and trying to figure out what we want to buy or buying way too much. Tips to make your trip more pleasant: 1. Know or have an idea of what you're there for. Have areas you are buying for measured and possibly pictures so you can see how pieces will look there. 2. Get to the store 1/2 hour before the store actually opens. The cafe' is open and then you can look at map, catalog, and some of the pre-designed rooms all while drinking coffee or having some breakfast. (Also you can park super close to the door and exit.) 3. When the store opens....GO! Head toward what you want without the crowds. 4. Make sure that you check quickly the returns area....sometimes you can find an amazing deal. 5. Be an Ikea Family member....saves on a lot of collections. 6. Bring bags with you....they don't have any. (Unless you buy more of theirs.) And when you return home the work really begins....ready, set, assemble! read more

I ordered a $269 Skarsta Standing desk online to be delivered from the Stoughton, MA store. Two weeks went by and the delivery date accurate. The truck arrived, but only delivered the frame/legs to my standing desk without the top. The driver told me over the phone, "the tabletop was not provided in the delivery and to contact the store." I've tried calling the store MANY times to get this resolved and it's nearly impossible to get help on this issue without waiting over an hour to get in touch with someone before finding out they can't help because their User Interface errors out or can't make corrections. It's now the fourth day where I'm still trying to find out how I can get the rest of my $269 desk. I will NOT be shopping here from now on and will recommend NOT purchasing ANYTHING online with expected delivery as you most likely will receive your order in parts! They have not been successful in adapting to this pandemic. read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

Just like every other Ikea. It is a maze inside and really crowded. However, you will definitely find whatever you are looking for. But my favorite thing about this and every other Ikea is the restaurant. I am a fan of their Swedish Meatballs. They are cheap, delicious, and satisfying. read more

Tried to purchase a new kitchen at ikea. After I spent 4 hours planning I was told I will be able to get my entire order delivered to me by June (in 2.5 months) ok that will work. A 2 days later when I returned to place an order I was told that there is no guarantee that I will get it even by the end of July. Extremely poor experience and a wasted time read more

If you live in the Boston area, then this IKEA is probably the only place in the entire region that you can find to buy all your vital furnitures. Although it is a bit of drive if you live in the city, I would highly recommend making the effort to come here if you are planning to buy any new furnitures. If you do your homework, you can find really cheap and affordable furnitures here. I really enjoy finding items that are on sale! This store is huge and you will most likely get very hungry. Make sure to try their food! In their main cafeteria, they have dishes like chicken fingers, their infamous meatballs, salmon, and other delicious meals. MAKE SURE TO SIGN UP TO BECOME AN IKEA MEMBER! It's free and you get free coffee! You can use that cup to get other drinks besides coffee! Also try their delicious 50 cent hot dogs. Nothing fancy but after all that walking around, they are super delicious and fill you up pretty well. read more

IKEA - Home Decor Near Me - Stoughton, Massachusetts

We went there for lunch. Problem was that to leave we had to walk 1/2 mile to the far end of the store which we never found. There was an exit near us to the cashiers but that door was locked for those leaving the store but it was open for those arriving. We waited 45 minutes until we finally caught an arriving person and grabbed the door before it closed. NEVER AGAIN. Meatballs were good but not worth the hassle. read more

I've been visiting many of these stores around the globe and they always look pretty much the same inside and outside. One thing that I used to appreciate visiting Ikea stores it has been how clean and well kept they looked. I can't say it for my local IKEA store here in Stoughton. Since they opened the upper level parking lot, I find convenient to use it because it's closer to the entrance/exit of the store. Although the scene out there is unbelievable disgusting. Trash everywhere sitting around cart cages and close by the main building. The place from up here looks abandoned and you don't see attendance around ever. This is so wrong! I can't believe that IKEA corporation actually knows what is going on in this particular store. The local management should really be retrained. This is not ikea standard. Pity read more

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Went to IKEA on 1/16- Wow this place was packed. Overcrowded and poor ventilation. No social distancing. Elevator was packed face to face. Going to take a COVID-19 test tomorrow and contact the Governor office on Monday to filed a complaint. Wonder why Mass covid-19 is getting higher and higher each day. read more

I've only been to three IKEA stores in my life, but this one is massive (and LEED certified for what it's worth). I take their concept for granted, having lived near one for much of my life, but their stuff simply works. It's not the greatest quality at the higher end (and it can certainly get pricey, especially when building out PAX storage systems, etc.), and the low-cost stuff is as cheap as you should expect, but you can't fault their space-saving solutions, random decorations, and modern furniture styles at a "fair" cost. There's a reason you'll find IKEA stuff everywhere you look, from apartments to businesses, and once you shop their solutions at the mid-level price tier, you're really getting decent stuff...especially for the more disposable side of society. If you're not looking for furniture to pass down for generations, IKEA is perfect for you. It's cheap enough that you won't feel guilty buying all new stuff in a few years when your style evolves, and it's just sturdy enough to make a handful of moves with you. Overall, it is what it is. IKEA is long lines at peak hours, a chaotic atmosphere of aimless adults and screaming kids, and a time-sucking journey through a place that is nearly impossible to leave on-budget...but something keeps bringing us back. See you there! read more