I always think this place will be closed the next time I come by. Many of the shelves are bare, and…read morethere few customers. Several of the main office supplies are very expensive compared to Sam's or Costco, which are nearby. Most of their business must have moved online. Still, the service is good and I am glad they are nearby when I am in a hurry.

Came here on Black Friday for a few things. They were not busy and there were employees ready to…read morehelp me find the couple of items I came to get. They knew the aisle numbers off the top of their heads and I was in and out before I knew it. Good experience, but nothing remarkable.

Service was top notch! Bailey is the guy! I'd hire him if he was willing to leave, lol. Lightning…read morefast response time and got what I needed quickly and with a great price!

The last chair I got from Kelly some years ago for me continues to work well…read more We recently purchased another used chair from Kelly for my wife this time. She loves it. She had been using a cheap big box store chair... they just don't hold up or last. She began to have serious back issues. Now my wife is set well with the high quality used chair that she's in 12 hours a day. Don't skimp on having a good chair. Yes, we paid more for this quality, used chair than you would pay for a new, cheap chair from say, Sam's, but it will outlast and outperform that big box store chair.

Small cute stationery store. Has homemade cards and a good selection of pens and some small gifts.read more

From the owner: We have stationery from all over the world. Unique gifts, pens, notebooks and much more.read more

For top of the line office furniture this is the place to go. Not only are they the largest HON…read moredealer in Texas, they can offer you just about anything from your office stationary and stamps to your office furniture needs. They have a huge catalog that is updated yearly to offer anything and everything for your office and break room as well as small items that are needed in offices that most don't think about; coffee filters, soap, kleenex, ect. Literally ANYTHING you need for an office they have it. They also offer quick delivery on all items as well install for office furniture. A women named Shae that works the front desk and answers the phone is extremely knowledgable and helpful. They also have a small section of furniture this is for cash and carry only, otherwise all items must be ordered. I would highly recommend buying from them if you are looking to set up an office.

My company was looking for cubicles and went to Plano office supply, Tom was very helpful and gave…read moreme good info. I went up the next couple of days because I was in the area and was inquiring about used furniture, the lady up front said she didn't have time to take me over to the showroom (two doors over) because the public is not welcome? Needless to say not sure what other job she was working on other than selling their furniture? Rest assured my company's cubicle and new office furniture purchase will be elsewhere.

I went to the Garland avenue store today for 1 item. I found what I needed quickly. ...Got to the…read morecheckout area and no one was there. Some activity in the print services area but no one acknowledged that I was there much less available to check me out. I was in a hurry so after several minutes, I placed the item on the counter and left. When I got home I immediately went to Amazon and ordered the exact same item. It will arrive today by 6:03 pm. I paid $4.99 for same day delivery but it ended up being the same cost. I would have preferred getting it at Office Depot to support a local store rather than Bezos.

I love office supply stores and this one does not disappoint! The staff are helpful and attentive.read more

Best office chair ai have ever sat in is the Herman Miller Aeron. If you spend your day sitting in…read morefront of a machine then spring for this chair. Besides for your mattress, you'll spend the most amount of time sitting

Great company Suzan Baker is a terrific account executive for their firm with great people skills…read morein handling large projects like Nissan's new North Texas Corporate HQ.

We all know Staples is an office supply chain, but my latest venture into this place tells me that…read morethey are looking to diversify their offerings, and the focus on office supplies is getting murky. Upon pulling up to this location, you see a large banner on the side of the building touting a collaboration between Staples and the defunct Party City. This is a partnership that brings in balloons, helium and other event items. This could be a smart move by Staples to integrate special event items. "Oh, Debbie from Accounting is celebrating her 10 year anniversary with the company?" You can pick up a balloon bouquet and streamers while you're picking up some toner. It's not a bad pivot, it's just that first and foremost, I think the selection in their office supplies is narrowed to make room for stuff like this and some ginormous bargain bins I'll go into momentarily. Problem is I think Staples prices are steep, and it's not like you are getting exceptional service or an immaculate atmosphere to make up for it. I only find myself at Staples as a last resort. On this occasion, I had come for some packing supplies. I begrudgingly paid the ridiculously high prices because I needed the supplies, but time and time again, I find Staples is not synonymous with value, or the breadth of selection I would expect in 2026. While I was making my way from the furthest reaches of the store (which is where they keep the shipping supplies) to checkout, I was temporarily distracted by some curiously large bins that held some of the most random things. Things you would not expect to find at a Staples. Things like nose strips, multipacks of paprika (yes, the spice), romance novels...basically junk. This stuff gets put out once a week and each successive day, the price of the items in the bins gets reduced. It's like troughs of crud. I'd much rather them focus on bringing in the best assortment of office supplies instead of diverting to bargain basement tactics. Instead, I'd like to see more selection of office supplies at better prices. It's really that simple.

Staples Store # 1251 16817 Coit Road…read moreDallas, Texas 75248 Subject: Incorrect TSA Procedures and Horribly Rude Employee, "Laura" Date: March 18, 2026 Time: 10:40 AM Staples Employee: Laura · Arrived at store in time for our 10:40 appointment to complete TSA PreCheck process for my wife, Carol Alman. · The bulk of the TSA PreCheck information had already been submitted online utilizing CLEAR Application ID M4BW-45CP and she already has a passport. · Laura was already helping someone else, who we found out had a 10:50 appointment, so the had in fact jumped ahead of us. · Laura rudely told us to, "Sit over there!", apparently away for the CLEAR kiosk, which we did. · When she was finished with previous client, Laura told us that we had missed our appointment, even though we had arrived on time, no one else was waiting and not even bothering to look at appointment schedule. · Website clearly states" Walkins Welcome". · Once she did look at the appointment list and without even bothering to pull up our partially completed online application, she stated that my wife had to have her birth certificate, her previous marriage license (husband died ~28 years ago), and her current marriage license, even though we have been married for nearly 26 years and have resided in the same house since 2003. · THE ABOVE IS A CLEAR AND INCORRECT REGULATIONS ERROR, AS THIS INFO IS GATHERED WHEN APPLYING FOR A US PASSPORT, WHICH SHE ALREADY HAS! · I, admittedly, was getting upset with Laura, as we had driven 0ver 40 miles, had arrived at the correct appointment time, and she was CLEARLY mistaken in her statements to us as to the required documents needed. · I asked Laura to please pull up my wife's application on CLEAR and, if more paperwork is required, we will correct and come back. · All correct paperwork was brought to Staples and previously submitted online via CLEAR. See below: * After Laura stalked off and made us wait an additional five minutes, "In case her next scheduled applicant arrives", which they didn't, she grudgingly escorted my wife to the CLEAR kiosk. * Upon walking to the kiosk I was met with a disturbing attitude from Laura. She was very dismissive and rude. While wearing a mask and speaking in a low voice I had to ask her to repeat herself several times. I mentioned I was hard of hearing, and after recently having cataract surgery the fine print was hard to read. This obviously annoyed her and I was made to feel stupid for my requests . She was adamant that I needed to show proof of a prior marriage name change, as well as a birth certificate to show my name at birth. The website did not say these documents were required so I came prepared to show my passport and ID as required. She was very defiant and rude throughout the whole process. I worked in retail management for over 40 years, I understand how hard it is to work with the public. Which is why I try to conduct myself in a calm and respectful manner. This employee, Laura, needs a refresher course on such. When the process was finished, I apologized for the above confusion. Her response was terse, and hateful replying that there was no confusion, implying that we were the problem. I hope this complaint does not go on deaf ears. This was seriously the worst customer service experience I've ever had. Now, I don't anticipate any corrective action will be administered to this said employee, as Laura has complaints online going back well over a year on Google and YELP. My concern and main complaint is twofold: * How many people has she sent packing with incorrect info that came to Staples in good faith needing a passport and/or TSA PreCheck? * How many people has she sent packing never to give Staples another thought and taking their business elsewhere, i.e., Amazon, Walmart, or Best Buy? It's no wonder that Staples (under the ownership of Sycamore partners) is failing as a company.