I've been meaning to shout out the greatness of Sir Speedy for awhile now…read more I manage two local restaurants and use them for all my signs, menu boards, and merch. The gentleman I work with (David) is attentive, kind, helpful and goes above and beyond to make sure we're getting exactly what we're looking for, quickly, and at the best price around. If you're looking for a print shop, you can't find better than the folks at Sir Speedy.

Great local printing business! I highly recommend. The efficiency of service loves yo to their name…read more"speedy". I had an order placed days in advance with a competitor and it was not completed on pick up day. I found Sir Speedy online in desperation. They formatted, printed and complete my order within an hour- same day I ordered. I was impressed with the knowledge of the best card stock to use, the quality of the finished product and customer service. My biggest surprise was the price...much cheaper than many competitors. The location is a little hidden. I missed the turn twice but what a great find when I did. If you have printing needs, definitely give them a try.

Needed something fast and high quality. These guys were the best and super easy to work with…read more Highly recommend !

Ordered some 12x12 pages for a scrapbook I am making for my sisters bridal shower since a lot of…read moreguest were out of town guest and made digital pages. Was a super quick turn around and the QUALITY of the pages are amazing!!! Also had great customer experience when trying to figure out pricing and what I exactly wanted. Prices were also super fair for the amount I printed. Super excited to display them and will 100% be using them again for other print needs and recommending to others as well!

Had to get a paper bound for a class at MTSU. brought it on a flash drive to print and get spiral…read morebound. Nakeisha was the employee who helped me. She went above and beyond helping with spacing issues when converting from word to pdf. She was so patient and kind, working with me until everything matched. She was juggling other customers, the phone and other print jobs! Thank you!

Terrible customer service. Rude employees. Long lines, I stood in 2 different lines trying to get…read morehelp. The lady in ahead of me had the same problem, I will never go back.

I've been using the FedEx and the USPS in Brentwood to ship packages for years, only to face the…read morehassles of understaffed locations with long lines, inefficiency, and unhelpful employees. And then I happened to be in the Green Hills vicinity with a package to mail. I knew there was a UPS store on Hillsboro Pike near the mall, so I gave them a try. Oh my goodness, what a tremendous difference between them and everyone else in the business!! I walked in expecting the same disappointment that I've experienced so many times with FedEx and the U.S. Postal Service. There were two customers being helped by two employees. I didn't have much tome, and this could take forever because there will inevitably be an issue with BOTH customers that takes 20 minutes to resolve. That's how it's always been in my experience. Suddenly, as I approached the counter, a third employee emerged and happily took care of me at her register. But surely there will be some sort of issue with my package, or a delay, or a poorly trained employee that turns a simple package drop off into some sort of saga, right? No!! Absolutely no saga!! She had my package checked in and was handing me a receipt in 30 seconds. It was literally 30 seconds from the start to the finish of the transaction!! I was stunned! Thank you, UPS in Green Hills, for a painless and effortless experience far beyond any other way to ship packages in Nashville! I didn't know such a thing still existed.

Nice people but need to train their employees better--I was completely misadvised by one of the…read morein-store employees and ended up spending $100 extra for a service I didn't receive, and the managers won't provide any sort of compensation/refund. Not the end of the world but buyer beware!

Ive been to this location multiple times and mostly everyone is friendly but I wanted to highlight…read moretheir employee Taylor who helped me ship a very special package to a family member. She answered all my questions patiently and thoroughly even though they were closing soon and helped me get my package all together so it would arrive on time for my brother. I was super grateful for the extra care she took and wanted to note that it made my day!

Cheap cheap cheap. This store charges you 1.50 to print off a shipping label. The store is a…read moremess and the employees are worthless. Avoid!!!!

Hmmmm.... So…read more Received two debating bits of information on how to ship a 4 pack of Nashville's finest, Yazoo as a Thank You gift to some friends in Vermont. USPS let me know from the get-go that I was not "allowed" to do this through them but the helpful clerk reached out to a FedEx driver who happened to pop in while I was there. He stated that it would not be a problem to ship from FedEx at all. While I'm tuned into many facets of the world, shipping is not an area of focus for me... so I took his word for it and headed into this Green Hills location when I was in the area later that afternoon. They seemed to be a tad short-handed but the wait wasn't unbearable. A staff member addressed my shipping needs (nice older lady) and asked another co-worker what the process was to ship. While I couldn't hear him, she relayed that they would NOT be able to ship the package due to it being "beer" and that "the driver who stated that I could was just that, a driver..." Hmmm. That's not cool. I went ahead and purchased a box to pack the 4 pack and some bubble wrap until I figure out how to get this to VT. Again, it's a bit bothersome that their employees don't have the same information on their day-to-day policies as it can cause some conflict with their customers. I can't be the first person who has tried to ship some beer, right? All in all, the lady was nice enough I suppose but it's just a little off-putting by how she really didn't address the issue and offer any solutions.

This FedEx Office location is astonishingly incompetent…read more I ordered a print job online to save time -- the first attempt was done incorrectly, despite clear specifications. When I followed up and gave them a second chance, they cancelled the order outright with no explanation. No call. No clarification. Just cancelled. The staff are slow, disorganized, and seemingly uninterested in resolving problems they create themselves. This isn't a one-off mistake -- it reflects a complete lack of basic operational standards. If this store is unable to handle routine print orders accurately, it shouldn't be offering online ordering at all. At a minimum, the regional manager needs to investigate this location, because whatever oversight exists here is clearly not working. I would strongly advise anyone with time-sensitive or professional print needs to go elsewhere.

This is one of the best if not the best UPS Store I've ever used. My wife and I both work from…read morehome and we often need to get presentations printed and bound. The employees are always helpful and fun even when things are a little busy and stressful. They do a great job. This last time in (a little before Christmas) the store was busy and my wife needed some things turned around quickly. I offered to go pick up the packets they were putting together. Both Taytianna and Courtney were a huge help! Highly recommend!

Follow-up to previous post. Visited the store to talk to the manager, Parrouch who was walking in…read morewhen I was leaving. Tried to explain that the previous confrontation was his responsibility, that he misunderstood something because he was on the phone at the time. He began almost yelling at me in the parking lot, in front of other customers. Using at least one cuss word. In both cases, Parrousch acted impulsively and inappropriately. In short, he has the EQ of a nine year old. He is just not suited to be a downline employee, much less a manager. Would recommend you avoid this location unless you are fond of confrontations. If I had been as impulsive and attacking as Parrousch, would've ended up in a fist fight. He outweighs me by about 40 pounds.

Tina, the store manager, was an icon a queen and a goddess. She was so helpful, so kind and made…read moreour experience. Give this lady a raise!!! Make her the face of Fed Ex.

We had such a great experience at the FedEx on West End, and it was all thanks to Marshall! From…read morethe moment we walked in, his energy was radiant--seriously, this guy lights up the room. You don't always expect to leave a shipping errand with a smile on your face, but Marshall made that happen. He was kind, attentive, and incredibly helpful. We had a few logistics questions, and he handled everything with ease, patience, and even humor. You could tell he genuinely cares about helping people--and that kind of service is rare. FedEx, if you're reading this: give this man a raise! We'll definitely be coming back to this location, and honestly, it's because of Marshall. Thank you for making our day brighter. We love you, Marshall!

Hatch Show Print is a historic Nashville-based letterpress shop founded in 1879 that creates…read moreiconic, hand-carved posters for musicians and entertainment events. Located inside the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, it operates as a working museum using vintage wood/metal type to create posters for modern artists, preserving 20th-century Southern visual culture. I purchases a few postcards at their pop-up shop and took a look at the shop through their huge glass windows. The also sell online of which I went back for a Johnny Cash poster and a few themed ones that spoke to me. Unfortunately, their 2026 calendar sold out, so maybe next year?

On our second full day in Nashville, we had a tour of Hatch Show Print, a print shop which was…read morefounded in 1879. It's a very famous print shop that prints posters for musicians, sports teams, and everything in between, but we had never heard of it. The print shop is currently located in the same building as the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, and we discovered the print gift shop the day before, as we walked through the side entrance of the building instead of the main entrance to get to the museum, although we didn't realize at the time the significance and history of the print shop, or that there were tours available. We found out about the tour (and the existence of the print shop) when we went to purchase our tickets for the museum. At the ticket desk, there was a sign with the prices of museum tickets and print shop tours, and the very friendly museum employee asked us if we knew about the print shop, which we didn't. We didn't have time for a tour of the print shop the same day we went to the museum, but fortunately we were able to purchase tickets for the next day. The cost of the tour was $23US, and the tour was about an hour. They tell you about the history of the print shop and the printing technique used (letter press printing, no more than three runs through the press), and then you have the opportunity to "print" your own mini souvenir poster (the first two layers/colors are already done, and you put the poster through the press for the third round, adding the last color). What's really cool is that every year they have a different souvenir poster, so they sort of become collectors' items, and getting a mini poster is worth the cost of the tour. The majority of the tour, where they explain the history of the print shop and the printing technique, and where you print your poster, takes place in a room covered in posters. After the talk, they allow ample time for you to take photos of all the posters. I absolutely loved the tour, and it was one of the highlights of my trip to Nashville. We had never heard of Hatch Show Print, and we were thrilled to discover it. If you go to Nashville, a tour of the print shop is an absolute must. And after the tour, if you show your tour ticket, you get 10% off in the gift shop. (Of course we bought several items!) [Yelp collections: Nashville, TN 2026]