Always responsive and professional. Reasonable prices and great work! Also great selection of office supplies!

I am surprised that this company is still in business after the customer service I received today - or lack there of. Couldn't be bothered with me and my inquiry. First time ever being in there and most certainly will be the last time. read more

This local shop has a ton of stuff. Paper, letterhead, envelopes, shipping supplies, rulers, binders, notebooks, notepads, greeting cards, art supplies, everything. Customer service is friendly and great. Don't spend an hour driving to Staples, just pop in here for convenience. Will return! read more

Such a great shop and very very helpful, ladies that work there are always willing to help! Very nice establishment

The worst place to do business with. You're taking a chance buying anything here. Their return policy is the worst ever. Not friendly either. Robot personalities. read more

I learned something new about printers today. Apparently some "large format" printers (for posters, etc.) are not capable of reproducing the same colors that are shown in the original document. While "small format" printers can come indistinguishably close to matching the colors in the document, it cannot reasonably be expected that a large format printer will be capable of the same. Therefore, the sample print that is provided at the time of the file drop-off is merely meant to show that all objects intended to be in the document are indeed present and are lined up correctly; it is not intended as a representation of final color. The responsibility falls upon the customer to ensure that all colors chosen are colors the large-format printer can replicate. Be forewarned that the colors in the final product may look vastly different than the electronic version, and plan the electronic version accordingly. It is NOT the responsibility of the print shop to ensure that the colors of the final product match the intent; it is the customer's responsibility, and the customer must be prepared to make several trips to the print shop to adjust the colors in the document and resubmit the file if necessary. Note to the shop management: feel free to comment on this review with the link to the documentation you cited this morning which explains this phenomenon. Also, it may be helpful to provide a chart correlating colors represented on-screen with colors that the printer actually produces. read more