My experience didn't start our so great although I've used Target Copy for years and was always…read moresatisfied. this time I had a fairly large job to be done and someone dropped the ball and I had to go back several times about the same order even after I paid for it up front. A young lady by the name of "Enya" stepped in and actually singlehandedly made me reconsider not doing business with Target. I was over it until she stepped in and used her awesome customer service and people skills to correct all that had gone wrong while apologizing constantly while she corrected my job and invoice. This job was for my business, very specific and very important! She treated me as if my business was as important to her as it is to me! I appreciate her hard work, dedication, kindness and professionalism! She is truly an "ASSET" to this company, and at this point, an asset to mine as well! Honestly because and ONLY because of her, I'm still a customer and will be using Target Copy Center again in the near future. I think Ms. Enya would be the perfect person to use to train employees on how to properly do damage control and show the customer just how valuable they are to your client base as she did for me! awesome employee and an awesome young lady! Thank you, Ms. Enya! You're a game changer, a lifesaver and a customer's Shero!!!

Fast response and able to get prints out pretty quickly. Only feedback I have is that the…read moreknowledgeability of the staff seems to be variable. Otherwise, everyone is very helpful and provides good service. Pricing is a little expensive with online orders due to online order fee, though.

I have used Alachua printing and recommended them for years. Every job has been perfect and…read moreproduced earlier than I ever expect. Fred, who runs it is very knowledgeable and the work professional.

I had met with two other printing businesses before I had met with someone from ParisLeaf. I left…read morethe other offices ready to put an order in, but I was not satisfied with the information I got on the different papers, inks, prices and paper thicknesses. I left without the quality of customer service that someone ready to place an order should receive. When I walked into my final appointment with a company to print my business cards, I walked into ParisLeaf. Immediately I was greeted with a smile (unlike the other two businesses) and consultation. Another woman even offered me cake that she had brought in from home! The woman who did my consultation provided me with a sample book of all of the papers, weights, inks and shapes of business cards. This was what I was looking for. The staff was so friendly. The kind of friendly you forget actually exists in businesses. They are also young and understand the value of your brand and your visual presentation. This is important to me since my business is all about presentation. After meeting with the three companies, there is not a chance in the world that I would do my business with anyone other than ParisLeaf. I found this company through Yelp and am completely satisfied with my visit.

LOVE parisleaf. Doing a complete rebrand on my business, and they have incredible talent, fast…read moreturnaround, and some of the most positive people you will ever meet. They also make sure to get you the best possible deal on your products, and they plant 10 trees for your order!! highly recommended.

Sweetwater Picture Framing is a beautiful little gallery that just grabbed me as I walked in the…read moreshop for the first time. I was bringing a rolled canvas acrylic painting I'd brought back from Cuba to see what they could do. I'm very pleased with the final product. I'll be doing more business there for sure. And... there was an awesome gong collection in the shop, what a breathtaking surprise! Check it out.

They're very corporate in their feel and aesthetics and in fact are now part of a larger chain of…read moreprinters called Consolidated Graphics with offices elsewhere in the US and Canada but they do have a variety of traditional and digital printing modalities and offer a lot of speciality services such as large-format and metalic printing. I found their website to be not as helpful as I would have liked: it reads more like a corporate ad filled with empty terms such as "your partner in printing" and "the more we can do for you, the more of a true partner we become" without giving item by item details on what processes and formats they offer, which would have really been nice. I understand in printing it's hard to list uniform prices on a website, but it IS possible to say at least "we offer such-and-such modality". That's a good starting point for customers. That one complaint aside, StorterChilds has been in Gainesville and doing great work for years and is probably the best print shop in town. They are geared towards business-oriented jobs so they may not be able to do every fine art or esoteric graphic design process I and a handful of other clients may desire, but overall they can offer a wide variety of processes and solutions and their extended network of other Consolidated Graphics printers means if it cannot be done at the Gainesville office, it may be able to be done elsewhere and shipped here. If you do bring them work which could fall under that heading, I would be certain to ask where, if not Gainesville, the job will be done and how fast it can be transported to Gainesville. And to StorterChilds, if you don't know it already, you kind of have cornered the game in Gainesville. Now, please replace the corporate-speak on your website with actual examples of client jobs and say what process was used so when prospective customers are looking at the site, they can see these examples and perhaps be inspired that a certain process would match up for their own printing needs. Instead of the smiling faces of stock photos of businesspeople and saying that "making sure your message gets out there, and gets out there correctly is as vital to us as it is to you", you could use your website to really relay pithy details about your services to customers. We kind of assume that making sure the right message gets out there correctly is in the scope of your business as a printer already.

Went in to chat with the team about potentially working with Impact Computers. Their shop is clean,…read moreinviting and has an amazing mascot Sunshine who is an adorable little friendly dog that is very well behaved. David, the owner has a great rapport with his customers and not only does computer repair but liberally offers advice for free. He's very smart, and knows his craft inside and out. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend David and his entire crew for anytime you have technical issues and need professional support.

Craig was the "glue" that held that store together. Craig has passed. It is NOT the same store. My…read moreexperience was a nightmare. Will NEVER go back!

I have a 14" Dell Inspiron laptop which developed a broken binge for the second time, without any…read moreapparent trauma. Dell repaired it the first time, under warranty, but refused to do so now, since the warranty had expired (welcome to corporate America)... The doggies were recommended to me (no, I didn't know they existed previously). They were friendly, and did a beautiful job of repairing the hinge, and for a very fair price. Highly recommended!

These guys are some of the good guys. They're out-of-the-way but friendly staff and super…read moreknowledgeable. These guys been in the business a long time and really know their stuff.

Needed a complicated Financial Document signed and notarized on the spot at a customers location…read more Stelle came right over and helped me finish the deal. Thank you.