ikea dublin Review

It's IKEA cheap cheerfully and quality meatballs!!!

Fantastic selection of home furniture and easy access.

It always surprises me, the selection of items in store and the prices are so reasonable.

Good place shoppingand nice restaurant.hard to get parking car with children.

Proper IKEA Shop. Happy to decorate my new home with products from here.

Lovely beach with lifeguards which is always great. On site toilets are so handy with a little one. Small carpark but get there is usually a spot. Always great excitement when the lifeboat is launched which we got to see recently.

Real big store with plenty of parking available, so always guaranteed a car space. Great variety of furniture. Anything you could possibly need for your house is here. Plenty to see and you can even take a break and head to their restaurant for a drink and some food. Desserts are lovely. Remember to sign up to an IKEA family card.

Very good store with loads of inspirational ideas and affordable prices

Huge IKEA store with friendly staff who greet you at the door. I was surprised how helpful the staff were to be honest, I thought it was one of those places you're on your own in once you enter haha!

The lad working in the sofa section was helpful and found the sofa we were looking at online and demonstrated how the sofa bed works.

The place is absolutely huge and has everything you could dream of to make your life easier :) Just plan on having a few hours to spare as it takes a long while to get around the whole place and bring some comfortable shoes and your credit card because you'll inevitably end up getting a load of little random stuff even if you planned on just browsing! ;)

Went up to get fitted sheets for king size bed as only 6.5each and bought 4. They wash really well. Been very happy with previous fitted sheets and even the king size and super king duvets. Love how IKEA puts 4 pillowcases in.
Make sure u have had your energy drink or pills taken as need for all the walking

So easy to shop for what you need. Helpful staff and a lovely restaurant.

IKEA is a great place to shop. Lots of varieties and things you can't get elsewhere. Prices are great and staff are pleasant. Not impressed with the food in the restaurant. The soup was lukewarm and the shrimp salad a bit tasteless. My fellow traveller had the meatballs and mash and described it as 'fuel', never a compliment. Prices good but still not really worth it

All kitchen, bathroom ,household and more cheapest price in Ireland. If we book in advance they will mind your kids for an hour. Breakfast 5 items less than 3.Free parking, you will love your shopping.

Great store so much there .they have a rest room and play pen for kids fully supervised.hotdog ice cream. Stall and canteen for dinner. Great store

Isolated north of Dublin. Beautiful surface. A large model Ikea.
Classic layout.
Plenty of room for parking.

Good furniture but on delivery I discovered items damaged and some items missing altogether. They were replaced no questions asked but should I have had to ring at all. 15 minute wait times to get through and I had to ring 3 to 4 times.

Ikea is the worst. I hate their shopping system. We had to go round 2 rounds of seeing every quirky housing style in the place knowing exactly what bedside unit we wanted, and when we got to the grey concrete warehouse to collect it there were none in stock anyway. This is just a personal hatred for Ikea's style and I know that, but when google asks you to rate a place and you're still seething you have to be honest.

Ive been to IKEA in 3 different countries but Dublin was the worst, a lot of items out of stock and prices missing all over the store... At one point someone took our trolley which along with 3 hours shopping had some personal items in it, i asked 3 different members of staff to call security but no member of security came to help us

Huge shop! Very good place to look for some new stuff to your home. The shop is very well organized and the prices are incredible. The restaurant inside of it is very good too. Recommended.

This afternoon, among other things I bought a bed at Ikea and asked for assistance to load it. The assistance was ordered by the cashier and she told to wait at the lift in the car park. After waiting a considerable time I brought the stuff to my car but was unable to load all of it. I am 73.I requested assistance of a couple of male staff members who passed but to no avail. Eventually a young male customer helped me to load. I informed the cashier with whom I had dealt. Poor form. The young lady I met in the bedding Dept was excellent.

Inside the store was excellent, but the length we had to queue for was very uncomfortable due to the large numbers not wearing masks.

Overpriced for some stuff, the food is dirt, but they do have some good bargains

Don t order online or even visit this has to be the worst experience of shopping. IKEA Ireland your a huge disappointment! The company needs to help staff manage better and invest in a better system of support to the staff.

I love it
Been going there since it opened ten years ago.such. A warming.home feel

Went early for breakfast..cheap and cheerful..good long ramble around buying a few storage solutions and ideas for dining table..Great parking and friendly staff!

Only One place for all your furniture need. It's sad that they have only one in Dublin.
I would expect more in the island.
I visited here in multiple times , no matter what day/time it's quite busy with people. The food in restaurant is good, especially the dessert .
Only issue is, you need a whole day even if you are going for window shopping. So plan accordingly when you visit

It's great you can get everything you want and more. But I picked up a wok found the till only to be told there was no bar code and unless I went back to where I got the wok to get another one she could help me. I didn't know where I found it so had to leave it. Most places would call an assistant to get one. They were down a sale. Very disappointed

Amazing. It was my first time there today. I didn't intend on buying anything, I left with about 8 items and spent less than 50. Incredible value. I'm already planning on when to go next

went on a sunday, the que to get in was ridiculous, waited 1 hour and 30 mins just to get in could have been managed better , also should make it easier to leave the que to get in

Huge variety of well priced homeware. Basic restaurant but with lovely food at great prices. The place is HUGE so until you know the place it will easilly take an hour to just walk through. There are shortcuts discretely signposted so ask staff for advice on route choice if just going for one or two things without wanting to browse.

Absolute disgraceful click and collect me arse click and que for nearly 2 hours to pick up your own stuff and a 15 euro charge for what i dont know what thats for to collect your own stuff... and dont prioritise for the elderly absolute shambles

Over crowded once finally inside as everyone climbing on top of each other rather than keeping distance, not as much choice as before. Some people refuse to wear mask once inside either.

I have used ikea for two separate kitchens, problems with both, terrible customer service and caused huge delays to the projects. Avoid!

The first kitchen - delivered damaged goods - the delivery man dropped the countertop out of the back of the van - I was told a replacement would be sent. It took over a year for ikea to replace after I followed up multiple times. Wasted hours dealing with the customer service and was offered a 25 euro "goodwill gesture" afterwards.

The second kitchen - was given assurances of delivery and products. As soon as I had paid, delivery dates pushed back 7 weeks, with items out of stock and was given no alternatives. Dealing with customer service was a nightmare and very time consuming. Issues still dragging on going!

It may be slightly cheaper than the local kitchen suppliers but you get what you pay for and I would advise not getting your kitchen here! There is no accountability for when a problem arises and the customer service is slow and very time consuming.

Prices and ease of access is great.. . Just be expecting a lot of ignorant customers

I Fantastic place to buy your furniture for a quarter of local furniture outlets.i have been using IKEA since 1987 and never had any problems

It's IKEA! Avoid Saturdays and Sundays 12-6 absolutely crazy crowds

Was returning a faulty product, and was treat awfull by the girl who seem to be the supervisor on the service desk. I was been offered a credit note, as she said unless they could try the faulty product, she would not be convinced that it was faulty. However, it was a soap dispenser which was quite obvious that it wasnt pumping.
Theyneed to made aware that a faulty product is not fit for purpose, and therefore as a paying customer I am entitled to a full refund, which I eventually received.

Low prices, but the quality isn't so good, almost all furniture are made with hardboard/plywood.

Only reason to even go to Dublin in my opinion, but then again I am pretty biased

It was a great place to buy furniture or the extra bits for the house or office.
I think the Dublin IKEA needs to rethink the renovation they did a few years ago... it isn't as customer friendly

Great shop with amazing choice of home furniture and accessories

We'll connected, even though it's a little far from city. But like all IKEA's good stuff at affordable prices

This is a massive store with everything you could think of for the home. There is a large well staff who are very knowledgeable in their area. The restaurant is great value and it's worth going for the meat balls alone. Access is very good and there's loads of parking

I love IKEA ,the kids love IKEA .It is a wonderland of furniture and household stuff .There was free kids face painting and had great fun eating their ice creams and going to the playground when we were finishes .The vegetarian hot dogs are a bonus .

A massive selection for everyones tastes. I love this shop

A bit of a mad place lots of children. buggys and irrate people couldn't wait to get out for air

The lad at the hot dogs didn't give me the receipt; he threw it so when I asked for it he gave it to me from the bin. Very unprofessional