Just no. Don't do it. Turn-around, walk away and find someplace else. The skill involved to do…read morebasic printing and binding is touch and go. It's gone downhill since they moved to this location.

I needed a passport photo. 10 years ago I got a passport…read morephoto at the former location on Market Street Now there's the option of having a digital one that you can upload. I wasn't sure which to get, the physical picture or the digital version and so I got both: one is going to be $15 and the extra one is another five so I figured I'll get both just in case. I was able to use the digital one today with the online renewal process so that worked out really well.

This is a lovely spot to sit and have a drink. They're dog friendly and you can get things shipped…read moreif you need that all in one place. The cafe closes at 3 but the rest is open later. The cafe has a decent number of options for pre-packaged snacks and your typical beverages. The staff were all very friendly and offered my dog a treat too.

The people here are so nice and helpful! There are lots of cute cards and gifts to choose from and…read moreI love that you can have coffee too. They aren't weird about you using their supplies like tape, pens, and scissors the way the post office is lol.

I have tried use the Ballard Office Max on Leary Way. I've given up as of today…read more I tried to get copies made yesterday and the machine didn't work. I asked for help and the red headed man in the print department said I could put in a order at the print desk and get them tomorrow. Note: I need 2 black and white 8.5 x11" copies. Today I went in and made 5he copies on my own. The ink was low and what I got back was two gray and white copies with stripes going vertically through the page. Once again I asked the red haired fellow for help. He would not even look at me. He told me to order from the desk and I could get my 2 copies tomorrow around 5:00. I've paid for the prints because the photocopy machine thought it had printed good copies. This man is curt, lazy, and very rude. Save yourself the headache and go elsewhere.

The store itself has a good selection but the overall experience was very unpleasant. The inside…read moreof the store was very dirty and looked like the floors had not been swept or vacuumed for months. The parking lot and sidewalk leading to the entrance was littered with feces...

Nicky offered fantastic support for a set of posters we needed for a youth event. She was gracious…read moreand collaborative, cannot say enough good things about her customer service and professionalism. We'll be back and highly recommend!! I wish I knew this print shop was so close to home sooner.

This store is so handy to have in the neighborhood. Lisa has helped me several times, She is what…read morecustomer service is all about....

Dropped off four disposable cameras on Monday and received the photos earlier than the estimate! We…read morereceived the photos back on Saturday. Drop off was easy and quick. Staff were friendly. Highly recommend supporting a local shop!

WAY overpriced and bad communication. They charged over $200 for scans and prints of 4 rolls of…read more35mm, and it took over 2 weeks to do... I've lived all around the country and used labs all around the country, MoonPhoto is by far the most expensive lab I've used. $50 Toal per roll for developing, scans, and prints is pushing double what plenty of others charge. Not only that, when I dropped off my film, the cashier confirmed with me, not once, but twice, that I was getting scans, and prints, and that was over $117. Then to my shock when I was told my order was ready, I didn't see any scans, and upon asking I was told I still needed to purchase scans. This is even after explaining that I was told I was getting scans. That was an additional $80+, so I ended up paying $200 for 4 rolls. I won't be returning. Not even close to worth the cost, for how long it takes and how expensive it is.

I just had such a good experience at this print shop. Excellent humans: thoughtful, locally…read morefamily-run, high quality service, and reasonable prices. I needed extra design help to prepare my files properly and make last-minute changes, and they were incredibly generous with their time and patience. I highly recommend them.

They've been Very helpful in working out an issue with a downloaded print that took repeated trips,…read moreand had a fairly steep price tag to go with it up front. I agreed to that, even to a $10 cut and trim charge. Unexpectedly and without warning, however, they did a 350% increase on the surcharge! It would have been appropriate to warn me and let me make the choice. I'm not sure I can recommend this, despite their good print quality and generally lovely people.

Note: this is not reviewing their shipping services…read more I had driven past Sip and Ship sites for years, Ballard now shuttered, and Greenwood remained open. However, their 2/25/26 IG post caught my attention with regards of their version of Cafe Besalu's ginger biscuit. Direct quote: "reimagined by our talented baker Emma in our little bakery corner. She's perfected the texture, warmth, and that signature ginger sparkle." Some background info: Cafe Besalu was a beloved pastry shop in Ballard from 2000 - 2017. When the original owner and his family moved to Spain, the shop was sold to Herkimer Coffee, which then later closed the site permanently in 2023. Their 3/2/26 IG post literally got me in my car..."Flaky. Buttery. Perfectly spiced with that subtle ginger warmth that makes you pause mid-bite. This isn't just a cookie. It's a little Ballard classic - now freshly baked, ready, and waiting for you." I was able to get a parking spot close to the shop, never been until that morning. I was literally floored that this indeed had shipping and retail areas, but also an actual cafe with onsite seating - cafe tables and a window facing counter. But oh my what stopped me in my tracks was seeing the pastry case. I haven't seen such a lovely display in awhile. It seems most places, product are stacked, messy display case trays full of crumbs and pastries askew. Clearly head baker, Emma, takes full pride with the variety of baked goods nicely curated. I was told that the ginger biscuits were just pulled from the oven an hour ago. I purchased two of them and also one each of the peanut butter cookie and ginger molasses cookie. Heavenly scents permeated my car as I drove back north. The ginger biscuit had a nice tender, moist crumb. The Homie savored this the same day and brought him back to his childhood. I ate mine the next day and it was superb. Perfect distribution of the candied ginger warmth and that notable bejeweled top texture. Delicious! The ginger molasses cookie had that perfect balance of crisp edges and moist chew. The sugar exterior literally sparkled when I photographed it while on a road trip stop. The peanut butter cookie was ginormous and was very delicate. It had broken into five pieces. It was relatively thin, had a sandy texture, and subtle peanut butter flavor. The Phinney Ridge - Greenwood - Ballard neighborhoods has quite a collection of indie cafes and bakeshops. I'll have to say that Sip & Ship in Greenwood provided that gotcha moment with their high quality, fresh baked goods. Note to self - they have shipping and notary services too. But those baked goods....definitely, I'll be back!

I went there for notary services and was helped as soon as I walked in the door. Very nice people…read more Stopped to browse all the cute stuff they had.

I'm old. I need a shipping label printed once a year. Every year I try to figure out the printer. I…read morecan't get it to work,l; I'm missing something, probably something small. It would be easy for them to just show me. Bur no help at all. They treat me like a child. As I write this, I'm thinking which neighbor I can bother.

The new copy machines at FedEx are not as good as the previous model. Functions have been lost,…read moresuch as mirror, X/Y axis change and the positive to negative control. It seems like FedEx has chosen cost savings over a competitive edge.