That was easy but sometimes it's not. Marc made SURE that this experience truly was easy…read more I'm european so I don't tip, but If I could, I'd give a tip for Marc for his outstanding service and ease. Even with a massive print job, my mans was focused and invested in what we needed from the moment we walked in to the moment we left. Thank you marc for making this staples visit easy.

I came here to buy a luggage and found this location super under staffed. The phones were ringing…read morenon stop and there was only one associate that was working in the customer service area. His name is Jay and he seemed overwhelmed. There was no associate at the registers to scan my item. Jay called an associate called Sherry and she was able to scan my item. She was super sweet and attentive and apologized for the wait. The suitcase I bought was on sale from $69.99 to $59.99. I was shocked that they have a party city area in case you would like some balloons. They also provide passport photos as well. The parking is free and close to the location.

Basically a mini version of the other locations but is very organized and the employee assisted me…read moreimmediately upon request to find an out of stock headphone item from their database. He advised that they have two of them in stock at the other Office Depot a mile up the road. (Not sure why two Office Depots that close to each other) Will price compare on Amazon and through Best Buy which is also in the same area. Great customer service here today.

Thank you Rebecca with the Office Depot Copy & Print Center at this store. The stickers were not…read moreavailable for purchase but she was so kind and she suggested we can print one and tape it to the box (which is full of film going all the way to California). Thank you for being so helpful and caring

Although we did not find what we came here for, the gal who approached us was quite nice and tried…read moreto offer suggestions for other stores/places that might carry what we were looking for as an alternative option. The above being said, their name is a bit of a misnomer. I had looked up used furniture locations and when this place was listed, I assumed it was this type of store. The "warehouse" part of the name does not mean discount. It is just a very large showroom of somewhat pricy, albeit nice to look at, office furniture. There weren't any customers at the time we stopped by, although they may do most of their selling online or over the phone. It's been a while since I bought a desk chair or new desks, etc. and I know prices have gone up, but this is obviously a high-end retailer and not a place where you'd get a bargain. I'm surprised with so many smaller office spaces today and as more folks work remotely or work a combo of at home and at office, that people would buy brand new office furniture with so much scarcely used stuff available. However, if you are trying to make a certain impression or money is no object, you might find what you're looking for here.

Bought a 2 drawer file today for 500 less than I would have paid new. Great place and knowledgable…read morestaff.

I stopped in here before heading to the movies in the same plaza and was looking for some small…read morespiral notebooks. I'm old school and still prefer writing notes on a pad or in a notebook, and I go through quite a few of them at the office. They had a decent selection, and the store itself was nice, clean, and easy to navigate. My only issue was the pricing. I thought the notebooks were pretty expensive, especially for something I go through so quickly. I ended up stocking up on what I needed at Dollar Tree, also located in the same plaza. I most likely won't make a special trip back since I don't live in this area, but it's nice to know that they are here if I happen to need something while I'm in the plaza for a movie.

Walked into Office Depot on a Sunday afternoon because I needed a new mouse for my laptop today,…read morenot in two days when Amazon decides to grace me with a delivery. I was greeted at the door, pointed toward the Great Wall of Mice, and honestly felt like royalty for a solid 45 seconds. I browsed, I compared, I made my choice. Easy. Smooth. Efficient. And then... the journey took a turn. Because now it was time for The Great Checkout Quest of 2025. You'd think holding a product in your hand near a register would summon an employee, like retail Beetlejuice. Nope. Not here. Instead, I had to go on a little safari and eventually spotted Marco, crouched over a display like he was examining ancient ruins. I got three looks from him -- Look #1: "Ah." Look #2: "Still there?" Look #3: "If I ignore him hard enough, maybe he'll evaporate." Zero acknowledgment. Not even a head nod. Nothing. So I walked over and asked if anyone was working the front. He says, "I'll be right with you." And then proceeds to move toward the register at a pace that would make a sloth question its life choices. I've seen dial-up internet move faster. Once we finally get to the register, the real priority becomes clear: not my money, not my time, not my sanity -- my phone number. Because of course, nothing says customer service like interrogating me for loyalty points I will never use. Got checked out, grabbed my mouse, and basically sprinted out like I'd just escaped retail purgatory. If I didn't need that silly little mouse today, I promise you I'd be clicking "Buy Now" on Amazon from the comfort of my couch. And honestly? That's exactly where my future office supply needs will be handled. Thanks for the adventure, Office Depot. Really.

The absolute worst customer service ever. I walked in the door I said hello to the girl at the…read moreregister and she gave me a dirty look. They have employees walking around but none asked " hey what are you looking for " Got to the register, dirty look girl is gone and there's 6 people in line. I put my stuff back and left. Never coming back.

I went to this Office Depot location to get help printing a document. Having difficulty printing…read morethe doc, a "manager" had to assist me. His name was Shaun. When I asked for help, his response was, in a loud, argumentative voice "I don't have to assist you. It's self service. It's not my job to help you.I'm not here to help you." He actually screamed at a paying customer. I'm not sure how desperate Office Depot is in needing managers, but this rude, disrespectful POS does not fit the bill. (It has nothing to do with this review, but Shaun smelled like he hadn't bathed in about a month). To whoever runs this particular OD... customers will NEVER return with such abominable treatment. If you've wondered why business has slowed down and you're not making as much money as you would think, Shaun might be a BIG part of the reason.

My nightmare with 90 Degree Office concepts began when one of my clients needed a new conference…read moreroom table for their office I was furnishing. I found this company online, called and spoke to Bernie about what my client was looking for. He touted himself as a builder of HIGH QUALITY, CUSTOM office furnishings and made representation he could produce a table for my customer with the amenities we needed: -9x5 -6 Outlets that included 2 HDMI and 2 CAT 5 ports -covers for the power/data that sit flush with the tabletop when not in use -Casters on the bottom so the table could easily be moved -Extra sturdy too and ends because the table would often be leaned on/sat on during presentations -Legs off the floor enough so the power cord could be pulled through the bottom of the leg Coincidentally he was local to my area in South Florida, so I met him to drop off my deposit check and look at laminate samples. I probably should have been weary of his unprofessionalism when he soon thereafter text me asking me on a DATE (see pics). I was appalled and disgusted, but I chose to ignore the message as I knew he had my $4,000 deposit and I needed to get the project completed to meet my obligation to my customer, thinking Bernie would 'get the hint', and just trying to get through this now awkward and unpleasant experience. I wish it had been that easy. So can you guess how many of the custom designed details we received on our $7,300+ table? ONE. The table was 9x5. That is literally the ONLY thing they had correct. The table is cheaply fabricated. The top is a single 3/4 piece of plywood that bows on both ends as it's literally just ends hanging in mid air. No support on the ends whatsoever. Please message me for video of the ends flexing wildly with light touch. The HDMI and CAT5? They are just HOLES. When I asked where my data was - mind you I paid many hundreds of dollars additional for - Bernie said "we don't wire anything". So I paid $600 for 4 holes? Yet they installed a USB jack I never ordered. And you couldn't possibly wire them up yourself like he says you need to, because they are sealed up inside the table. It would need to be completely disassembled to access the holes. Further, none of these outlets are even centered and aligned. Think it couldn't get worse? It does. At the ends of the power data there's RAW PLYWOOD on all sides. His response "if we finished that section the covers would sit 1/16 above the tabletop" Seriously Bernie? Because you can't properly design/build the height of the cover you just leave it raw wood and act like that acceptable?? Don't believe it could be this bad? - see the pictures for yourself. And the legs weren't high enough off the ground for us to get the power cord through (per the specs of our 'custom' design) so I can't plug it into an outlet to power it up anyway. To top it off, the edges were cracked and it doesn't roll. This is an amateur job - poorly designed and poorly executed. This table was constructed by someone who has absolutely no clue what they are doing, no concept of physics or engineering and no concern for producing a quality product. Even the two people Bernie sent out from his company stated it was a terrible design and they could not help me. Bernie has had nothing but ridiculous excuses ranging from blaming the moving company for "not assembling it properly" to him "not knowing how to modify standard designs" (That's what CUSTOM means, no?) and the most perplexing one that I (the CUSTOMER) didn't properly the design the support system of the table. Yes that's right - although I don't work there, don't build tables, never was asked or told Bernie anything about how to design the support system, or any other system, that's why he says the table is flimsy junk. Clearly it makes no sense whatsoever that you hire a custom furniture maker and you, the customer, would ever be relied upon to engineer the product. In speaking with Mr. Fairchild to find a resolution, he offered only to make cheap fixes that would not maintain my original design specs, instead he will add wheels but that will raise the table height, Or he will put laminate on the raw wood but that will raise the covers above the top, just to name a few. The most disturbing part of his offers was in the midst of suggesting these ridiculous "fixes" he sent yet another text stating "if I pull this off you have to have dinner with me...." (see pics) To say the least, I'm sickened and disturbed by my entire experience with Mr Fairchild and his company. Every aspect of my dealings with him has been the worst of my career. The product is not professional nor is Mr. Fairchild's conduct. I've since had no choice but to have another company rebuild and modify the table (including adding a full steel support structure) costing me several thousands of dollars, weeks of time, and untold damages to my client who's facility has been rendered useless.

I just moved into a new office and I couldn't find a desk that fit my aesthetic and budget- a…read morefriend recommended Bernie and it was an incredible experience. He walked me through it he entire design process and i can say all my expectations have been met! He definitely over delivered. Highest recommendation.

It's been a long time since I've needed to come to an Office Depot. Being honest, I wasn't sure if…read morethey were still in business, but I remembered this location since it's near my gym. My main focus of this visit was to get a chair for my desk- preferably one without wheels. I had been looking all around and figured if an office supply store didn't have what I wanted, I'd probably never find anything. I decided to take a look around before I hit what I actually needed. They have a ton of stuff here. Printers, paper, general office supplies like Kleenex, Sharpies - which I love, printer paper, and the list goes on and on. I was asked a few times if I needed assistance, which I appreciated. The back is where the desks and the chairs are. They didn't have a wide variety of wheel-less chairs, but I was able to find one that did work. If I needed one with wheels, they certainly would have had what I wanted. The cashier was super friendly and did her absolute best to assist me. Who knows when I'll need to come back here, but I'm glad I did. I was kind of pleasantly surprised. I picked up my desk chair and few things for my office that I wasn't expecting. Overall, not bad!

This place sucks rather the coronavirus is going on or not. They never have shit in stock I hate…read morethe store what's the point of even having it? I went to go buy a new laptop. But instead I've gone through every single one only be told they don't have it in stock I made the process much simpler this time. I asked the guy, which one do you have in stock? He had two models in stock neither of which were on the display so I have no idea what they look like. Ugh!!! Office depot needs to get their shit together.

Great furniture store. Friendly staff with a large selection of furniture for sale or rent. The…read morecost in my opinion isn't high and reasonable. Even quicker deliveries and pick up.

Such a great experience dealing with Cort. We came to the outlet when we realized it was less money…read moreto buy than rent furniture for our rental apt. Big shout out to Stephanie Lucas for being an excellent sales person on multiple occasions! Christian is a very knowledgeable and helpful store manager!

This is a nice large FedEx facility, although is kind of hidden. It is located just north of 595 on…read morethe West side of University Drive, behind the MacDonalds. It is a full service FedEx office, but also has complete printing services. And if you would rather do your own copies and printing, they have machines available for that. The facility is very clean and they follow all of the COVID protective measures. I have used this place for professional printing jobs, as well as, for packaging and shipping, and it has always been a hassle free experience. I was always happy with the results, and would definitely recommend this place.

I recently visited the plantation location to print out three items. I unfortunate experience with…read morea service provider named Natasha. Apparently she must've been having a bad day or she was just not in a great mood because even to answer the simplest questions seem to be a burden. She also gave me different information regarding the service fees that I had received from another employee when I first entered building. When I questioned her, she was obviously annoyed. I decided to go elsewhere. Highly recommend Natasha going to some special training, a customer service.

Rather disappointed. The items I was shopping for didn't have a price tag or shelf tag. I located a…read morestore employee who had a zebra to give me a price. He was on his phone on a personal call and ""shished" me. He continued on his personal call for another minute. He got off the call and gave me attitude when asking for a price. I asked where some items were in the the store. He pointed in a general direction, said over there and started to walk off. I asked could he provide better directions since where he waved his hands constituted half of the store. He replied go look, you'll find it. As you can imagine, I left!

Literally one person working there, at least on the floor - and he was also working the cash…read moreregister. One person. He couldn't get the theft device off an item, which caused a long delay. Then he started throwing - literally smashing - items we purchased into a container we also purchased. Poorly managed and insufficiently staffed. Not sure how this chain stays in business.