attendant in printing / photo area was late ( 10:20 for 10:00 am opening of store ) rude , slow to…read moremove and incompetent . Do NOT take your printing jobs here , at least on Sunday. Complete waste of time .

I would have given it no stars if possible. I purchased a laser printer nearly 3 months ago along…read morewith an extra toner cartridge in case I needed it. Both cartridges were empty. They refused to replace the cartridge and suggested I call HP. No customer service. Only customer DISERVICE! There are other places to buy the same products. Use them

I do not advise anyone to use their UPS drop off services. It was convenient at first to drop off…read morepackages with them on my way to work. But if they ever forget to give you a receipt after scanning your item or if you don't have it on hand weeks after dropping it off, kiss that package goodbye. The employee at the counter was very dismissive and was not at all helpful. She said they had no way to look up if they scanned it at all by them. She said she "didn't have time to do all that" and called over the next customer while I wasn't even finished talking or looking up the tracking number. I've shopped at this staples multiple times and have had only good experiences until now so I was really disappointed with this negative experience. I think I'd rather go to other locations for my amazon returns and office supply runs. Please be careful dropping off your packages at this location or they might go missing.

I get my office supplies here regularly. We order with an account and the pick up service is great…read more Staff has always been helpful and quick.

If you weren't completely obsessed with this place, I have to wonder, do you even like stationary?…read moreBecause the selection, prices, and service at Atlas cannot be beat. I live 90 minutes away, and this was on my must-do list for my trip to Chicago. I'm so glad that I finally made it here! When I was a child, I was completely obsessed with the scented Sanrio markers. Overtime, I discovered that I enjoyed journaling, and have been very selective regarding pens and paper. Atlas has it all. Maybe not Hello Kitty, grape-scented markers, but literally everything else that a nerdy pen-and-paper-obsessed person could want. I brought my 13 year old, for whom most things are *eyeroll* boring and she didn't want to leave. The washi tape and sticker area had her plotting collages and teen-angst journaling for days. For me, it was the ability to check out the pens. Of course they are known for the fabulous and gorgeous selection of fountain pens and ink. But I haven't gone down that rabbit hole yet. I am talking about the regular pens. Ballpoint, felt tip, colorful, plain, all sizes of points and inks and all wonderfully curated. And you can try them all. And here is the thing: for this level of service and attention you would think it would be too pricey, but it wasn't this is part of the reason I will keep coming back. If you haven't been here, make the journey and keep writing!

Are you all about Japanese planners and stationery? Then, Atlas Stationers, who has been around…read moresince the late '30s, is your spot! This place is large and spacious, and their selection is so great - they have everything from all the different types of pens (fountain pens, ballpoint pens, rollerball pens, calligraphy, and glass dip pens), markers, various types of pencils (mechanical and woodcase), pencil sharpeners, erasers, stamps, stickers, washi tapes, wax seals, inks and refills, notebook covers and accessories, pen storages, notebooks, sketchbooks, and paper/sticky notes! I loved their selection in stationery, washi tapes, and the stickers! There are stations in which you can test out different types of paper and pens to just find that 'perfect' one! There are friendly staff readily available to answer any questions or help you locate any item(s). You can easily spend at least an hour in here! Metered street parking can be found in the area. +stationery and planners +great selection +available staff +metered street parking available

Ahh! They used to be in The Mart, remember that! Humanscale, Tarkett, and Teknion all moved from…read moreThe Mart within the last two years. They're trying to make Fulton Market the "Office Showroom Capital #2" Also, Fellowes is around there.

My preferred notebooks are produced by this awesome place. If you live in the area, they offer easy…read morepickup here. I ordered online and it was ready within an hour or so. Easy to find, easy to park and get your stuff. I've been here for a Field Notes gathering once and it was really cool. The space is nice, and the store has everything you'd need to get your Field Notes fix with a vast selection. You might even run into a rare set. The steno is my personal favorite. The paper is smooth and makes writing, drawing, and remembering things you gotta do very fun. Staff are always friendly and great to chat with. I love the value of the books; they are affordable, long lasting, and nice for your collection and/or everyday use. The future and Futura Bold have never looked so good thanks to Field Notes.

So I finally visited the Field Notes store after years of collecting and using their products…read more Very nice presentation to display all the current and old packs of Field Notes notebooks. Quite literally, like a kid in a candy store. I came in knowing at least one of what I wanted, but they do have some sample notebooks unwrapped that you can flip through to get a feel for the pages and of course I ended up buying more. [Sorry I didn't catch your name] was really friendly and informative about the notebooks past and current. I'm sure they would be happy to nerd out about any of your equally as nerdy inquiries. They also have uncut sheets that you can hang up as posters, which would definitely make for some interesting wall art. Another thing that some of you collectors might be excited to know is that they have some out-of-print editions that you can still buy, BUT the markup is considerable so only if you are a true completist will this be of benefit to you. I know it's not exactly in a super trafficked area, but you should definitely venture out there. I love the brand and I'll definitely be back!

Ahh! They used to be in The Mart, remember that! JSI, Tarkett, and Teknion all moved from The Mart…read morewithin the last two years. They're trying to make Fulton Market the "Office Showroom Capital #2" Also, Fellowes is around there.

My computer was making the saddest noises and wouldn't turn on. Normally I have a friend who is my…read moreFixer Of All Things but he's in no condition to help right now. I called Computerland and brought the problem child in. Alex diagnosed the problem right on the spot and in less than 10 minutes I was on my way. He was knowledgeable, friendly and his prices are very fair. The next time my PC acts up again, I already know who to call. Save yourself time and headaches and call Alex first.

waited over a week for them to look at a computer with water damage. never heard back so went in to…read moreget it. can't confirm what they tried to do to fix the computer and when I called, the guy pulled up my report number and repeated exactly what I told them when I dropped it off. it was my fault for dropping it off without a timeline. just took the $90 fee and can't confirm what tests the did to try to fix the problem. computer would most likely still be sitting in their pile if I didn't drop in to get it. first time leaving a yelp review. this place is awful and would not recommend them to anyone.

Kimball Office recently moved its furniture office from the Merchandise Mart to this smaller…read morebuilding to gain more space and create more of a brand identity. This building was originally a warehouse designed by L. Gustav Hallberg in 1912, and renovated by the architecture firm Booth Hansen & Associates in 1984. A glassy boardroom floor was added to the top when the building was the Helene Curtis corporate headquarters.

For some reason, this was presented to me by Yelp after posting a review of a totally different…read morekind of business in Chicago. "That was fun. Let's write another!" Never visited them. Used to work in the building when it was the torture chamber of commercial horrors and employee nightmares known as Helene Curtis. (HC went out of business ca. 1996. For good reason.) That was the company that bought and renovated the building which had been some kind of warehouse. Kimball apparently occupies a few floors. I pass by riding the L and catch glimpses of the inside. Apparently they sell trendy office furnishings. I am not really all that into trendy, but the offerings do appear quite elegant and stylish. Not the mundane, run-of-the-mill stuff usually present in offices. I was in the market to outfit an office, I think I would pay them a visit.