ikea dublin Reviews

I like this store, interesting home furnishing ideas. And a restaurant with good food and excellent value.

Got what I needed. They are adhering to Covid-19 rules.

Nice store, lots of options and good prices. Downside is: you don't have a car, don't buy what you can't carry... delivery is really expensive.

It's always a good trip to ikea, but today the screens weren't working properly in the kids area at the canteen

A fabulous place .... especially to get lost in! Due to the vast range of displays you re very likely to come out buying something you hadn t even thought of.

Fantastic place great parking and customer service, one stop shop for all your home needs

I went by table or desk and they don't have any models in stock. Only the most expensive. It is difficult to find the exit because there is no signage. There are no employees to ask. It's far. Delivery is expensive.

Ikia has everything you need for your home and recently they upgraded there store and it looks amazing, love it

Love shopping here. The variety is brilliant. Staff is so friendly and helpful.

Some great ideas for living in small accommodation. Disappointed in soft furnishings selection.

Not much to say ,it sells stuff,some times a good deal other times not, can be abit claustrophobic,can be hard to get out of if your not use to it, there is ice cream at the end after the tills for about a 1,hmmmmmm

Lots of very helpful staff on hand, yummy food too, a great day out, got some fantastic bargains, Thanks IKEA LOVE THIS PLACE

If you live in Dublin, is worth it to search well because you may find better price sometimes.. But more often than not the price is really good and the food as well

Always a Good Place To Find Furnishings for most applications. Friendly Staff and a good atmosphere

On my way back home had to call in and by mirror and apart from it also bits and pieces of essential stuff for shower. Handy shop.

Great day out. Fantastic value and great home decor ideas.

Great stuff for the house and more and a great price

Bring a packed lunch, a tent and a few flares cause you could be gone for days

Standard Ikea design store. Very busy place especially on weekends. Restaurant is very busy as well.

Very helpful girl at the Till considering it was so busy.

IKEA Amazing most kinds of good, service impeccable, But when it comes to brown, the opposite is rubbish.

What can I tell you don't already know?! Just a dream place where you can spend a lot but feel realy good about it :D

Like all ikeas hard to make it out the door with only that one thing you were looking for!

Cafe. Delish with good coffee & choices for little ones. Great ideas for home .. good use of space

Flat pack furniture, same as other Ikea's, get a family card and enjoy free tea/coffee mid week. Food is good value, get a cooked breakfast before you shop.

Be careful, you cannot rely on the stock levels shown on website, twice I have gone to store only to find item out of stock, on the last visit a staff member said it was due to the the computer in UK not being up to speed with current levels in Irish store. Disappointing.

IKEA is always great. You go there to get 1 item of 25 and you end up spending 500. Great help, lovely customer service. This is what myself and my husband experienced 1 day before Christmas.

You get dizzy in this place and always leave with something

By the time you had worked out how the restaurant work and not being given any information about picking up the the cutlery and cups our food was cold.

Who doesn't love Ikea? Whenever I go there I wanna have an apartment to dress up. All the show rooms are amazing! The only down side is that the food court can be so messy that it's off putting to eat and that it's quite a drive to get there. Do I need this funky dish washing brush? Nope. Will I still buy it? Yup.

The Dublin IKEA sports The same great foot and gorgeous showrooms of anywhere else in the world - its one of my happy places.

Ikea doesn't need a review, but the only point is to get there by public transportation. It's really tough...

Emailed them asking if frontline staff where given Priority. Never got back to me. Me and my wife work different hours. But they where quick enough to thank the front line staff. But out look after them.

No disable facilities if you need a mobility scooter viable and I found previous two visits put me off going again

Try go off peak,go anti clockwise around the show house area, good quality products at reasonable prices

Incorrect pricing of goods and very rude staff who simply said not their job

Huge store just off the M50. This is the place to go if you want to furnish your home without spending a fortune. Full of ideas and easy access to all areas. Watch for busy times as it can get really difficult to get anything achieved in a shout space of time.

Very impressed for time in the shop you are doing an amazing job good luck to you

Great store. Easy to find what you need. Lots of parking.

Standards are dropping.... (Big time).
I have regularly visited IKEA since it opened.
Big fan of cheep food,and cheep furniture.
I have noticed that half of the staff are working like madman's.... And the other half is just trying to do as little as possible.I am aware that masses of people are going through the premises and that cleaning is a task.. But toilets where disgraceful. I came with 2 kids and navigating through 3 toilets until we find one that was marginally suitable.
Food is not as nice as it was before.
Ques are massive and to find that some of the offers where not avelable.
Then a biggest disappointment came outside. Children pay Ares had a "special" attraction: tea cup ride. And bungy trampoline . 3 cups of of 8 were broken. .
And bungy trampoline was working 1 out of 4. Witch made a queue . IKEA... What were you thinking....?

Huge big store, some great deals and discounts and special offers and great parking facilities

Helpful staff and very tidy and easy to find what you want

Good price for good quality product. Have purchased lots of items for my home. Wide range of products. Recommend.

Staff not friendly. .. specially on Sundays, some even cursed ...

Very bad service, but still very busy. I don t understand why people still buy from them.
In the first lockdown I ve order from Ikea frames at 5.50 and they charged me 15 for collection. Why would you charge people when they are the ones collecting their items? I find that very wrong. Few days ago I ve order again from them( I don t know why?) click and delivery. A frame at 8 and I was charged 10 for delivery. A delivery that takes 15 days to arrive.15 days:)))) ridiculously.
Fair play to them... they re having lots of customers and don t care. I hope more people will think twice before they order.

Plenty of products, nicely displayed at good prices. Lots of free parking. Covid-19 regulations in place, so expect queues before entering the store. No sit down restaurant at present due to restrictions, but coffee & some other foods available for takeaway.

Great experience, wide range of adorable... everything!!! Staff were so friendly, especially the lady on customer services. My partner purchased a two seater couch on line and when he assembled it he realised its not what he was looking for. The lady explained the returns policy! Amazing, were would you get it that you could return an item after opening and assembling and then realises it's just not what you thought and still be able to return it!! Amazing! Plus we got a lovely cheap lunch! Also I heard they give a free nappy and baby food if your ever caught on the hop! Deadly!

Made a mistake and went to IKEA today it was like walking into the biggest children's camp on the planet never again can not even give a single star

Great customer service today. In and out in 20 minutes! A woman on a mission Lovely staff everywhere today.

This wonderful place has everything for the home and more all in the one spot.

The ikea.ie website still says the restaurant is open (31/08/2020) and that the returns will be possible when the store opens. Well, its open but their own website does not seem to know this. They didnt bother to update it since June. The restaurant is actually closed atm. When searching on their own screens in the self service area, the location of some items is given as "self-serve area" and not the exact isle. When asked, the staff says "download the app" which does help, but not sure why even have the screens then. On this Saturday, there was a 45 min queue to get in and no consideration for family with babies or small children was given (IKEA, the family something something). Freezing in the windy basement parking lot is the price to pay to get in regardless of your situation. A lot of items are out of stock or available "online" but when you do try to order, it just says "not available, remove from basket". I cant see some items on the website that are available in the store.
Just to add, I've been shopping in IKEA one way or another for 20 years now and in 4 different countries. The Dublin Ikea, with the added disfunctionality of the website and the Coronavirus measures is beyond doubt the lowest level of service I've seen, so far. I understand special times call for special measures but come on, this excuse is wearing thin. Surely you can sort out the website and online ordering??

Challenging to get from one area to another but staff helpful in showing shortcuts.

It is a really great store with a wide rang and variety of furniture.It also has a food department and a restaurant for hungry customers.

Its a big and scary place if you have a bad sense if direction and at all claustrophobic. I got ice cream and a pet shark for being good and staying with Daddy