This is the place for all your stationary needs. I was looking for heavy/fancy paper and they carry…read morethis. Range of weight and also that matte frosted "wax" paper/envelopes as well (not wax, just looks like it...don't know what it's called). Prices for these fancier papers were fair, as long as you're not looking to buy in bulk, it was reasonable. If you're looking for adhesive 3M hooks, they have it here, whereas JUMBO carries only the brand Tesa. If you want English bday/novelty cards, they carry a range but it's pricey. The German ones are about 2.90fr and the English ones are about 5.90fr or so. They also carry party goods eg) balloons, bday candles, etc

Great copy shop who delivers great quality !…read more A copy shop is a copy shop... But here you can expect a bit more. The quality is really good and they do, do their best to deliver good quality. The owners look sometimes grumpy or unfriendly. But I think it's just their style. They are always very helpful and fast. Within a day you get everything you need to be printed. Why I don't give 5 stars? It is expensive. I think there is just not enough competition.

First things first: when trying to find out via Yelp where the nearest copy shop in Zueri to you…read moreis, don't type in the search field anything resembling German. You'll get null! Do type 'copy shop' and you'll come up roses. In fact, you'll happen upon this place, and, if you're in the area, or simply like to go to this area, as I do, then I'd suggest you get on down there. The German reviews of this place are very favorable, and I can certainly see why. I'm on the hunt for a flat (again), and some rental forms require proof of visa, among other things, so I needed to have that page of the passport copied for just such a situation. Copy machines back home confound me during the best of times, copy machines auf Deutsch are super intimidating. After entering the shop, I greeted the man nearest to me behind the counter, and asked if the copy machine was 'Selbstbedienung'. He gave a short, affirmative response, and kept on with his binding, or whatever it was. I turned to face the machine, and, after a quick glance at the options, took the plunge. Well, not quite. I hit 'auto' as I thought that that might be the safest bet, thought better of it, then asked the other man behind the counter if 'all copy machines around the world were the same'. He said, 'absolutely not!' and came over without my having to ask to give me a hand. Apparently, I found out, that hitting the 'auto' button can lead to serious despair as it is not only never correct, but downright the wrong thing to select. This was told to me in some of the most humourous and charming language I've heard since arriving here. After setting (no pun intended) me up for success, the man went back behind the counter to continue his work. The photocopying of the visa went smoothly, and as I made my way to the counter to pay, the same man who'd been so helpful wouldn't take any money. Indeed, he said something like 'it's only one, don't worry about it'. This may sound pathetic, but I wanted to tip him for being so darn nice! Any business I can funnel their way, I will!