IKEA

For inexpensive stylish home furnishings and pretty much everything else for the home, this place can’t be
Prices and design are among the best in town.
A very surprising item of note is their mattresses, they are very comfortable and insanely cheap.
I love mine!

I hate this place so much. They intentionally lead you in a wild goose chase to find your way out with arrows that go all over the store before you can find your way out. Now if you have a 2 year old looking for a potty quick — this is a big problem! I just want to get OUT!!! Not shop more for more items that are so cheap they are going to end up in next years garage sale! I know this sounds like a rant and it is! Maybe I should just go meditate and realize that the girls standing behind the counter in the restaurant was not a robot but just an unhappy minimum wage employee who really doesn’t like having to tell the 40^th person at 10:30 that they ran out of eggs, pancakes and «No» they can’t substitute potatoes for pancakes. The, so called, play area is only for kids old enough to beat up the other kids and the woman in charge there looks like she just got out on a day pass from some awful local facility. I’m usually not so unkind but honest to God it was a nightmare watching my 3 year old granddaughter cry as she was turned away because she «almost» — «oh! so close» reached the ruler that measured her worthiness to enter this germ infested mayhem! Can’t we find some nice young person who actually likes kids to put in that position? This state is full of them. WHO DOES THE HIRING HERE? I think it’s the attitude of «I could give a rats ass» that bothered me more than anything in this store. Some of Ikea products are great for organizing on a budget and which one of us can’t use that? But the attitude of the employees in the store — gee — no thanks — I can go to the zoo for that — Actually I think I will next time! Truly I am a nicer person. Maybe tomorrow I will think about it and give it a 2 star.

First time shopping in IKEA and had a blast… love the concept and love the items they sell. The place was busy for a Saturday. We were able to find what we want and everything was in stock. Customer service was friendly. Will definitely return in the future. A++

I really do enjoy the food in this cafeteria. I think I have a bad addiction to those meatballs. :)
Ikea is always Ikea, got a lot of walking in, found about a thousand things to buy that I am not necessarily in the market for. Always a good trip.

IKEA: pretty straight forward. Simple, modern designs… Quality okay, prices lower than a nice furniture store but not exactly super cheap. Overall, I still like IKEA cause you can find awesome little things for your house that look like the nicer brand name stuff, at the fraction of the cost.
Helpful hint: check out the AS-​IS section (usually around the check out area), we always pick up a couple nice pieces here at a discounted price!

Really? The cafeteria is the most crowded place, no the day care is. I think Draper moms have ladies day here because all moms pushing a stroller is what you find here. Btw, the food is disgusting even there ever popular meatballs, yuck! Place is good for the accessories but not actual furniture. This place is far for us city folk. Meh

They have a wide range of home décor. There is something for everyone. Sometimes the price ranges seem a bit off. Some things are so cheap and then you find a few random things that are over priced. This would be my go to place for certain items, but not things like couches, sheets, or bed spreads. It is hard to find someone to help you, so make sure that you look online first and use a map if you are coming for something in particular. Otherwise its a great place to find a diverse amount of bed, bath and home supplies.

Who doesn’t love Ikea! I mean, a huge store of modular furniture, and lunch! Yes please! I love being able to imagine refurnishing my entire house from the garage to the kitchen, to the living room, and making sure to get furniture that fits but adding pieces or taking some away.
I love having lunch over there too. Their meatballs and mashed potatoes are oh so yummy, and french fries, and dessert, heck yes, bring it on! They are always so clean and wonderful there. Did you know you can also order online and pick it up without going in if you want? But who doesn’t want to spend a day in imagination land!

IKEA is one of the few SLC area furniture stores I actually enjoy spending time in (another is Crate and Barrel). I love Scandinavian design — modern, simplistic, minimal yet functional. We make a family day around walking the maze-​like showroom at least once a season. And I don’t mind putting furniture together, handyman that I am. While it looks great, sometimes modern furniture sacrifices comfort, just sit on a few couches here and you will feel what I mean. They have a lot of cool furniture items, many styles and colors of desks, tables, chairs and cabinetry. and unique interior décor items like lighting, wall art, bedding, clocks and other knick-​knacks. I dig their lighting especially — lamps, accent, spotlights, pendants — they sell sexy lighting at a fraction of the cost of the high end modern lighting stores and websites. They also sell some cool artisan fabrics you can make pillows, wall art or curtains out of. The kid’s section has unique items you won’t find elsewhere, from plush rats and pigs to colorful bedding and wall art.
I hate to give away my secret stash, but be sure to check their scratch and dent area before you checkout. I fund treasures there all the time and its great for repurposing incomplete items.
Lines are a little longer now that there’s no self checkout, but not too bad. It was a pain before accounting for everything, so I like this more. But they seemed to have pulled workers off the floor to run registers, so it’s much harder finding help now. Having no plastic bags at checkout can be a pain when buying lots of small kitchen items, unless you remember to bring your giant blue IKEA bag. They also have a great return policy here if you change your mind, so save your receipts.
It’s sad how few urban/​retro/​modern furniture stores we have in Utah. Items get discontinued and replaced at IKEA all the time, done seasonally, so you snooze, you lose. If farmhouse or country cottage is your style, don’t bother shopping here.

Today is probably the last day I will ever shop at Ikea. Rude and completely inept customer service! I needed a simple matress for my futon (I already had a frame) and the worthless employee at the self serve station did know or even tried to look up what I needed. He said go upstairs to ask in the department. (Of which I was trying to avoid due to the unending Labrinrh of show cases. I was forced to go upstairs to the gauntlet and wasted my precious time to only get a simple code that the guy downstairs could have looked up. The show room is rediculously ubsurd and is impossible to get through with out being forced to go down their miandering path. Even the quote «shortcut» was excessively long and aimless. BS Ikea! Respect people’s time and train your people better! Either that or get some monkeys… I’m sure they would be more pleasant!

I LOVE Ikea. I’ve shopped at IKEA for years and years, before it even thought of showing up in SLC.
Was pretty stoked that my new residence is fairly close to this location.
Excitement ends there.
46 people in three lines. No manager around. 37 min.
End Scene. SMDH.

I have shopped here twice the past two weeks and many times since they opened. I still get lost. They had the dishes I wanted but the napkin selection was sparse. Bought rugs, bedding and furniture. Had lunch. Was impressed with their tiny house and closet displays. If you can find an employee, they are very helpful.

This is probably the only duper store that I love!!! Though you e gotta wear your walking shoes for this joint the store is clearly mapped out making it easy to navigate. Even when I come for one item I find myself walking the entire store! I love the displays and the many creative design ideas for my home. This place has many items that are quite affordable and a few pricey pieces.

Dude, I love it. If you’ve never fashioned your college dorm or starter home with IKEA «stuff» you have not lived. Particular to this Draper location, their people are so friendly, whether in the showroom, clearance, or in the café.
I really love the items they sell, especially for kitchen. Silverware, bowls, knives — this is what I make the trip for. Some of the furniture isn’t the best quality but my all time favorite purchase was a Queen memory foam mattress for less than $ 200!
Always a great idea to skim the Clearance area and try the Swedish meatballs upstairs. IKEA is the right stuff!

I always come here to find furniture on a budget or even just to eat their meatball platter. Their decors changes every so often. They will have different sample set ups of kitchens/​bedroom/​offices/​etc. they do have creative idea that you can take home to remodel with.
The meatball platter at their food court is my favorite and it is very delicious. It is pretty cheap also and you get a decent amount. I heard from friends that their chocolate cake is very good, but I have never tried it.
The only problem I have with this place is that finding the cashier to pay you need to go through a lot of displays. It is like a «follow the lighted pathway» to the cashier kind of thing. Another thing is finding someone who works there, depending on your luck, they will be either helpful, not know anything, or you just can’t find anyone.
I do like coming here just for home remodeling idea or super cheap furnitures.

Once you learn the secrets, the place is not quite as annoying. Go straight to the doors under the escalator, by the daycare, to get shopping for sundries. Follow the shortcut signs to get places faster.
I have several pieces of furniture. It’s not the good stuff. I like much of their kitchenware and glassware. When purchasing budget, I think it’s a lot better than the competition like Bed, Bath, and Beyond. That’s the review — short and simple.
The rest is just ranting.
I like a lot of things about the restaurant — except for many of the people that eat there. I’ve never seen so many ill mannered people behaving badly in one place. They let the urchins run loose and scream. They don’t bus their tables. It’s a shame because there’s some well priced pretty tasty food.
Interestingly, I’ve never seen «swedish meatballs» at an Ikea in Sweden. People behave themselves too.

Really though, who doesn’t enjoy IKEA? This place definitely caters to a few particular decorating styles, and if you like contemporary decorating for a good price, this is like heaven. Sure they have some things that are less contemporary, but mostly it’s very symmetrical and a lot of right angles. Great for home basics.

This is the go to place if you need furniture and are on a budget. Coming here is an adventure on it’s own. It’s designed in a way that you have to go through the entire store to reach the exit. It’s a nice little adventure, but it does take a little time. There is a little restaurant inside that has cheap and decent food, and downstairs by the registers is where the real deal is. Incredibly cheap Hot Dogs that are actually really good. I know I am powerless to resist.
Now, the furniture in question is NOT good quality. I don’t think that there is one thing in the store that is made with actual wood and not corrugated wood. The couches are stiff, the chairs rigid and uncomfortable and the bed frames seem less than sturdy at best. Their actual housewares like cabinets, counters and butcher blocks seem to be better made, but clearly not great quality.
And at the end, there is never anymore than five cashiers ringing people out at a time, so add on another ten minutes to your fifteen minute walk if you actually try and buy anything. All in all not a bad place to go, but make sure you’re aware of the quality going in.

The go-​to store for affordable and decently constructed home furnishings. There is always something new to discover and the visit itself is something like going to an amusement park with the different themed «lands» instead being rooms of your home. Granted, a better organized home than you’ll ever have, but it doesn’t hurt to dream.
The grocery area is cool, and we’re always finding new jams or desserts to try.
The blue Ikea bags are damn near indestructable and make great reusable bags for grocery trips or Costco where your items will be huge.
They have stuff outside to help you load your treasures into or on your vehicle including scrap cardboard and twine. At the end of the checkout itself you can find piles of clean newsprint, a boon to any obsessive hoarder or packer such as myself.
There is a family restroom with an easy chair and changing table. This was like a luxurious oasis to my family when the little one was breastfeeding.
Make sure to stop at the «as-​is» area before you leave to scratch that flea market itch. Lots of random junk but every so often a sweet little gem.

Standing in line for 30 minutes to buy one small item? Yeah no thanks.
When I asked the customer service team if they could help they said they couldn’t. There were three of them just sitting in the glass cased office over looking the checkout lanes. They looked super busy just BSing. Seems like they could have opened more lanes since there were only three cashiers on the floor. It appears the other three were too busy telling stories of what they had planned for the weekend to care that the line was 50 – 75 people long.
This is poor customer service. Beyond poor. This is why I don’t think I’ll shop ikea again. If it was possible to return the ikea stuff I have I would. The returns line was only one person long. So if you want to return something I highly encourage you to. You wont be waiting long at all.