These morons loaded the wrong items into my car and then wouldn't let me return them…read more IKEA is a horrible company with even worse customer service.

EVERYTHING SUCKS They closed the food restaurant and moved everything to the front (the food is so…read morenasty now) the guy that served us looked like he was high and didn't wanna be there. They ruined everything. I only went with my parents for the FOOD AND IT ISNT EVEN GOOD.

I got 1 name for you: Nakeesha. She. Is. Fantastic. She needs a raise. She's the reason why I go to…read moreStaples. I work at a company that needs a lot of orders often, and she makes it very simple, enjoyable, and smooth EVERY TIME. Go here and ask for Nakeesha! She made this review 5 stars.

10 Stars for Kevin! He came in clutch! We are here from out of town for a conference and forgot…read moresome of the pages we had printed. He helped us out, showed us how to use the printers and even helped us sign up for the rewards program to save some money on our future purchases! The printers even stapled our papers for us!

Your service is impeccable. I needed a shrink wrap package done and they did it too. Perfection…read moreChris at your print department was the best.

I came in one day for an air duster as it was time to clean my desktop. There were a lot of aisles…read moreso it was a bit hard to find what I was looking for. However, the staff were able to identify this and helped me promptly. They also had other items that I needed but I decided that I would come back later since everything wouldn't fit on the back of my bike. Next time I need something for my computer, I'll be sure to stop here.

THE STORE: If you've been to an OfficeMax, you know what to…read moreexpect. Here's why this one is good: 1) It's clean. 2) It's well staffed with roving associates to help me find unfindable ink cartridges. 3) It's quick to get in and out of this location. COPY CENTER: 2-Stars. The in-store printing/copying service is hit/miss. I've used them several times, and they have messed things up a couple of times. They made it right, but they made me late. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend them mission-critical stuff. If you have time to let them try again, it's okay. Check your stuff before you pay.

As of 4/26/15 the store is having a "up to 70% off" original price. They don't have a lot in the…read moreway of deals though. We were able to pick up some sticky labels & a couple journals. The staff seem annoyed they're still working at the store as its closing down. The note pads I bought where labeled $1.59 but rung up for $1.99. I told the cashier & she just looked at me. The journals were labeled as 70% off but she rung in 60% off. Oh well, the place is closing away.

I was looking all over Nashville for some used filing cabinets and finally went to BFW. The team…read morewas extremely nice and very helpful in satisfying our office needs. BFW is definitely the place to go for all your new and used office furniture. Thanks again for being awesome! Dyani

My company has had a great experience working with them. Our representative has been courteous,…read moreknowledgeable and willing to help.

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]