Discounts, selections and great customer service…read more For a kitchen upgrade we decided to add an 84" tall appliance garage with roll out shelves for all those cumbersome countertop accessories. Matching 17y/o cabinets was beyond easy. Custom cabinet maker or re-face everything to match. Oh No! Staff member took our phone call and found what we were looking for in a cheaper option. Still ALL WOOD! Not that particle board stuff they do not carry. We went in 2 days later and immediately shown to 3 in stock. She cut open boxes until she found one without any imperfections. Paid for it. Offered a military discount. Now we have 3 weeks for the contractor to pick it up. Ordered the roll out shelves. It's going to be a fine appliance garage. If you don't at least walk through the store to see the savings they offer, you will be doing yourself a disservice. #UpCloseSavor XP

Bargain Outlet is the jam, y'all. I just picked up 72" worth of base cabinets, 60 sq ft of ceramic…read moretile, a 9' countertop, fiberboard, grout, and some other necessities to remodel my kitchen for under $300. (Most of) the breakdown: - restock laminate countertop: $30.00 - 36" base cabinet: $62 - 24" base cabinet $50 - 12" base cabinet $25 - 13" X 13" (approx) ceramic tile: $14 and change X 5 - random necessities made up the rest It should be noted that the base cabinets are unfinished birch, so I'll have to stain them at some point. Got pretty much everything but the kitchen sink, which I'm going to reuse from my old setup. I'll be back here when I have to do the kitchen on the other side. When I can afford it, rather. At these prices, that shouldn't be too too long.

I'll start off by saying the guy that came to do measurements was cool. The installers were fine…read more Didn't talk much. They did a good job. But skipped the final step of calking my sink back in. Even tho it was clearly on the checklist of things they were supposed to do. So I had to go out and buy some and do it myself after they left at like 7pm. That sucked. But my biggest complaint was that the communication from the office staff and my so called project manager (Chianne) was terrible! One part was my fault. I got an email about the measurement scheduling, but I didn't actually open it because it looks like spam. It doesn't say the company name or a subject. Just the name of the project manager. So if you don't know that persons name, it looks like spam. But I owned that. After that mix up I was told I would be scheduled for Friday of that week but I would get a call on Thursday to give me a 2 hour window. I never got a call. A driver called me on Friday saying he was on his way. But I wasn't prepared for that and had to turn him away. So I call and talked to a different person about how I never got a phone call with a time. This person said my project manager told her that she called me and I didn't answer. THAT IS COMPLETELY FALSE. Your business model literally says honesty in it and you have managers lying about your customers. When I told this new manager she never called me she literally said, I knew I shouldn't have trusted her! So that's crazy! Finally got scheduled for Monday now. At 8 am on my day off. The measurement guy comes. He does his thing and he also tells me that the manager lied about calling me! Finally at the end tells me I'll hear something about an install date by Friday or at the latest in a week on Monday. By Wednesday I still heard nothing! So I called AGAIN! They said materials were in but they would call me tomorrow for scheduling. They didn't! Surprise! Finally got a date scheduled and held my breath that they would actually show up. They did. And I'm so glad, because now I can be done with this company forever! If I could have gotten out of this a month ago, I would have. But when you order with Home Depot you're stuck. Home Depot told me when I ordered that I was looking at a 3 week install. IT TOOK 2 MONTHS! Also I Called out Chianne on lying about me and not doing her job and there was no apology. Asked to be transferred to her boss. Left him a message. He never called me back, SURPRISE! So no accountability on their part at all. Awful. Just awful experience. Do not use these people!

They did a great job with delivery and installation. The countertop (quartz) had one seem and if I…read moredidn't know where it was, I would never find it. Very courteous and cleaned up at the end. They gave us a checklist of things to be ready for at installation when they came to measure. They made sure all the items were covered at installation. Kody & Ray were our installers.

Location: 4120 Worth Ave, Easton (top floor) Website:…read moreMenu: see website Hours: see website Parking: plenty of parking within 1-2 blocks This is a favorite location at Easton if the weather permits a nice long stroll and if not - a short drive is worth the view. Settled in on the top floor of Restoration Hardware, the RH has a very extensive wine menu and an admirable small bites and light meal menu. Warm weather months I like to have an ice tea in the sun deck. Gorgeous venue.

The atmosphere at RH is magical. It's a gorgeous green garden with a fountain and what seems like…read moreendless chandeliers. It's gorgeous! The brunch menu was good. The truffle fries were delicious, as were the burgers and the truffle grilled cheese. They don't have gluten free bread options, but will make any sandwich into a salad - meh. Be warned, it's VERY expensive for what you get. A shrimp appetizer with 5 small shrimp was $18. I didn't think it was a very good value. Our server was very friendly and professional, service was kind of slow, and it took forever to get our check. but overall it didn't impact our experience too much.

How have I not reviewed IKEA before! This just simply can't be right. I love IKEA!…read more I will add that the only downsides I see are that prices went up around COVID and haven't really come down much and the annoying shift to mostly self checkout. Plus, they discontinued the small IKEA Family member discount, which was a bummer. Customer Service is always good and employees are friendly. I do want to add the quality of furniture is not bad! I feel like it gets a bad rap. It's manufactured furniture but I feel it is decent quality and a wonderfully affordable option for all ages. My partner and I have purchased and assembled countless IKEA pieces. We have our couch (Sleeper sectional, 3 seat w/storage), kitchen table, recliner, desk, shoe cabinet, dresser, and floor lamps, to name a few of the larger purchaes. But we also love all the little items like storage crates, holiday décor, kitchenware, utensils, cups, mugs, clothes hangers, and rugs. IKEA just has it all and you can even grab lunch at the resturant! My favorite part is I love exploring the store and imaging the possibilities and seeing what I can find. There are even some displays I would love to just move into. More info, the Columbus website is www.ikea.com/us/en/stores/columbus

It's an IKEA. You know what to expect when you come here. Lots of products to look at, food to…read moreenjoy, and definitely a place to get your daily steps in. Wish we had one closer to Cleveland, but pilgrimages to IKEA are always fun!