This is the place! They do it better, faster and affordable. Evan makes the process easy! The…read morefirst time my Dad and I went there they were printing a copy of the book before we even realized what was happening. We walked out minutes later with exactly what he wanted. Very high quality!

OK, they already have 5 stars so I guess this is just a ditto to what everyone else is saying!…read moreHere's why they've earned all 5: - Good old days friendliness! Ron and Evan called me by name even before I walked in, and it was my first time! I got weirded out for a second but it turned out my friend (who placed the order) told them I was coming. - Super fast and precise. - Unbeatable prices. - We've requested all kinds of prints, including posters of odd sizes, card stock, flyers, etc. I'll be a loyal customer for as long as they're around.

Unfortunately, while the prices are still affordable there, it appears the company is likely owned…read moreby new owners, because quite a number of questionable changes have happened in recent months. Starting with the most extreme offense; they're now **using AI on client artwork to extend image borders and more, and they're doing it WITHOUT telling the clients.** They attempted to do this with my product, as well. This is not an assumption, this is something the staff have told me over the phone, and they say they've "done it for numerous other clients and the clients didn't notice", meaning, they didn't tell them either. Additionally, the website was reworked, but multiple features as well as my entire order history have vanished from the site. Finally, the wait times have also dramatically increased due to multiple mishaps on their end with the provided artwork for products. If you don't want your artwork being affected or altered by AI, and you don't want to wait weeks for a job that other print shops can get done in 24 hours, I would search for a new print shop.

Talk about just what I wanted! I always bemoan the fact that…read moremost business cards are not what I want, printing companies rarely offer something, unique...... PrintStar is just what I was looking for! professional, and friendly. So Many options, and what I love best someone who is on top of their business game. You want ideas? you want a professional? you want to set yourself apart in the best light? Sounds like you want John Crisp, and Printstar!

CityBeat's Burger Week came back in 2017 and it was glorious!…read more $6 delicious, tasty, juicy burgers of all types throughout some of San Diego's best eateries. I made it to 8 different places in 8 days. And I'm about 8lbs heavier now...but it was so worth it. Looking forward to 2018! Thank you!!! In case you missed it: http://sdcitybeat.com/burgerweek/restaurants

Best Free English print magazine found at your local taco shop…read more Three things I like about this magazine. 1 - Good food review by Candice Wong. She goes through the motions of describing the restaurant and food, but she reviews places *I* want to know more about. 2 - Seth Comes give great "High Hat" commentary. Like most music bloggers, Seth makes sure to let you know that YOUR favorite band sucks. At least Seth is witty, Halloran for what it's worth *was* too predicable. 3 - Strip Club ads. Always fun to rip out and put in a coworkers mail slot or laptop bag.

Went in here desperately needing to get some prints done for a client and all the other shops in…read morethe entire area were claiming it would take weeks. Showed the manager at Copy & Print what we needed, and it was done at top quality in the SAME DAY. Easily the only print shop that will be getting my business from now on. Extremely recommended, affordable pricing, really zero complaints. The staff here absolutely know how to do their job and do it amazingly, unlike a good number of other print shops.

I had my wedding invitations done in Vietnam and realized last minute that I needed RSVP cards for…read moremy elders. After designing them, I found Mira Mesa Copy & Print on Yelp and reached out about printing 100 cards. Jen was incredibly helpful despite how busy they were (it was the start of the semester at Miramar College). My design was bright red with gold lettering, and I originally wanted it printed on red cardstock. Jen thoughtfully suggested that the gold might not show well and offered to print samples on both red and white cardstock so I could compare. She was absolutely right! The white cardstock looked much better. The turnaround time was impressively fast, and when I picked up the final prints, she had even added a red background to the back so the design still felt cohesive. The RSVP cards turned out beautifully. Jen was kind, attentive, and provided excellent service. I highly recommend them for any printing needs!

Gina is very pleasant and responsive in her work, posting legal notices in San Diego County, and…read moreshe has the best prices for such services among her competitors. Though the Assessor's office can't recommend one such business over another, I understand why they sort of winked and nodded at Heartland News.

Amazing and number one place to go for FBN! Very knowledgeable and nice. It is a house just call…read morewhen you get there and she will take care of you.

The most obnoxious publication you will ever receive. 1…read more You never sign up to receive it and they email you anyway. 2. Good luck trying to unsubscribe. I've done it at least 10 times and they are still emailing me. Can anyone recommend how to turn them in or get them to stop?

Great coverage of contemporary issues in China. This paper kicks butt. Great food section too.read more

If I'm a bit biased in my review I apologize. If I get the details mixed up it's because the events…read morethat took place happened when I was 6-17 years old. Please let me know and I'll correct. My father, Thomas Shess, started this little newspaper out of our home on 28th St. He wanted to give a unifying voice for the people of North Park and their homes to set forth positive change within the neighborhood. At the time (1993), many of the historic homes that give NP such character were in disarray. In even worse shape was "Downtown" North Park, with the blighted North Park Theater, and seedy 30th and University bus transfer area. Look how far we've come. In a time when this community was considered nothing but ghetto, a handful of residents maintained and improved their North Park homes. My dad put together the first issue of North Park News with the proposed plan of the North Park Sign on the front page below the green masthead, and he ran the paper out of our house on 28th Street until early 2000. This paper was a total family operation, and I can still see and smell the print that wiped off on my hands from stuffing fliers into issues or from dropping them on peoples lawn. I hated it at the time, but now I can't help but laugh when I remember picking up the 2000 or so copies of the paper from the printer. I remember our first color issue, and I remember when I was a staff photographer for a few years shooting Paesano's Customer of the Month. Me being a cute kid and family, my dad always used pictures of my friends and I as models for the front page. We always had a seat of honor during the Toyland Parade, and one year I remember we were loaned a H1 hummer to wave from. It was awesome. My dad sold the paper around 2002 I believe, and I'm happy with how it is today - the buyers are doing a good job. This paper was a part of my life, and now it's a part of the community. Take pride in your neighborhood North Park because people fought to revitalize it. What we see today is a result of the effort of a great number of great people coordinating and working together. To name a few : Senator Christine Kehoe, Councilmember Tony Atkins, Tom & Phyllis Shess, Don Convington, Jay Turner, and anyone who took or takes pride in what is the truly the best and finest neighborhood of San Diego.

I love this little community newspaper but it's so hard to find! When we finally do get our hands…read moreon a copy, it's read cover to cover. NPN, if you're reading this, I'd be happy to pay for a subscription if you made that option available.