Just a brilliant service all round. Fast, high quality, friendly staff and went above and beyond…read morewith making sure the print was exactly what was needed. Can't recommend them enough!

So I discovered this place today. As a manager I am always looking for places that are easy to use,…read morequick, quality, and able to work around my busy schedule. This place is fantastic, phoned them and the man was very polite and helpful. Exchanged a few e-mails to finalise things, good clear communications. They even noticed a spelling mistake in our URL (Good catch!) Finally the price, I had to ask the man to reconfirm the price! It was so reasonable I didn't believe it! Much cheaper than anything else I was quoted today and our previous printing company. Overall - I'll definitely be back in the very near future to do business again.

High quality printing at a really good price. The knowledge of design and how to apply it to my…read morebusiness needs was a real bonus.

From the owner: We provide a wide range of printing and design services - whether it's business cards, posters -…read morelarge or small, letterheads, restaurant menus or pretty much anything else you can print.

I've never eaten in the cafe here - that just feels unnatural in a home furnishings store for some…read morereason. But there's no denying that the IKEA experience has transformed the way we equip our homes. Yet it is an experience shopping here, and you either love it or hate it. If you have no idea what you're getting into or what you're looking for, go upstairs to the showroom section and browse around until you have achieved the necessary zombie-like trance state to descend into the main store. Then wander mindlessly through the maze of stuff until you (hopefully) find what you were looking for. If it's larger items you want, you then have to locate them in the warehouse section, which resembles that scene at the end of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' with its endless rows of high shelves. Then finally, the tills, after which you will be more inclined to enter the cafe area for some sustenance after your endurance trial. Savvy shoppers like myself pre-shop on the website, which handily will print out a list of your items and tell you where they are located, including the exact shelf number in the warehouse for the bulky items. Then, avoiding the upper floor, head straight for the small door behind the main staircase and go straight into the store. Pay careful attention to the layout of the 'short-cut' doors that connect the different areas; these will help you to avoid trolling round the whole maze.

I really love Ikea. A lot. It is a pretty magical place - it's different every time you visit, and…read moreyou can pick up something weird and usual every time you visit. I visited on Sunday and while it can be a nightmare on the weekend, thankfully this store is big enough that you might not notice. The line for food was ridiculous though, and it was at least a 10 minute wait. They've also changed the meatball portion sizing so it's small, medium large whereas I'm convinced you used to order by number of meatballs. You also can't have both chips AND mash, you need to get a separate portion of chips. No one stands between me and double carbs, ok?! Apart from these small grizzles, I generally really like going to Ikea and will always overspend and bring home things I don't need. This time it was a fish shaped ice cube tray. Do I need it? probably not. But it was only 90p! Hot tip: if you're holding a gallery exhibition, this is a great place to get the frames. The frames come in boxes of 10 and you can take the whole box for easy transportation.

The Copy Bureau Graphics is a relatively new place, just off Dumbarton Road in Partick. It offers…read morea whole host of different IT services, including photocopying, digital printing, laminating and graphic design such as letterheads. As well as popping into the shop, orders can be made by post or telephone and the finished product can be posted out, so there's really no reason to go into the shop at all. It also offers Internet access at 90 pence per half hour, which is quite reasonable. I have taken advantage of this service on many occasions, as there are no other places that offer it nearby. The internet is fast and both black & white and colour printouts are availible as well. I just feel sorry for the friendly chap who owns the shop, as the place doesn't seem to attract very many customers. It is always completely dead - quite surprising given the great services on offer at a reasonable price.

I will be honest here. I like to support small businesses, but not when they charge £1.50 for 3…read moreblack and white pages printed from an email. The place looked a nice family run place. There is a sub charge before you have even started. I think it's £1 for sub charge before you have started. The 25p per page after that. He gave me one free due to there being a slight over spill on the 3rd page. Drop the service charge as it really does put people off.

These guys really helped me out with VERY last minute poster prints for a conference.... Looked…read morefantastic and laminated them for me too! Poster won 2nd place - bet the examiners didn't know it was printed an hour previously! - I would highly recommend... Iain

High quality prints with such lovely service. Will definitely be coming back to use this service…read more Would highly recommend!