Huntford printing has been around for a long time. They do so much of everything from labels to…read morebrochures to business cards to letterhead to posters and flyers quality work quality printers. I would recommend this place for business or personal needs

Kathy is awesome. She helps me to put on the breeding rim around the artwork. She also help me to…read moreexpedite the order so that we can get the final brochure before the deadline.

It's just a vehicle for advertisements. It's supposed to be "free", but it's more than that. It's…read moremore like ''forced". They won't stop littering my driveway with it. It's a waste of resources for them (and the planet) and a waste of time for me since I must dispose of it. Worse, they block the sidewalk in front of my (corner) house by dropping a stack of papers on the corner to use as a staging area (I'm not sure what else to call it) for deliveries. School kids use that sidewalk to walk to school and there are many cars on the roadway. It's wrong to block the sidewalk and make the kids walk in the street. I wish the students would go ahead and walk on my front garden area (not really a lawn), but they (unlike the Milpitas Post) respect people's property and do not do so.

I love the Milpitas Post!!!…read more There is always something juicy to read...although sometimes I don't think that the information is 100% accurate. I participated in their guess the "mystery spot" and I actually won! Their customer service could do a little better because I had to reach out to them instead of them contacting me if I had won or not. Still got a free certificate to Casa Azteca! :)

I like reading the Fremont Bulletin! It's a nice newspaper but there's also a lot of ads. There is…read moreusually a large pullout ad for Fry's which is really helpful if you don't get the Sunday paper anymore. You can find these newspapers all around town at Mcdonalds, the library, and a lot of other public places. The best thing is that it's free and you get to know what's happening around in this community :)

This is a good newspaper for my community. Has everything you need to know about whats going on in…read moreberryessa. my friend was featured in here and it was cool. i see these newspapers in front of everyones houses.

I came to Capitol Printing and Copying after they were recommended to me. I needed to make copies…read moreof my college diploma and nursing license to send to my family overseas. The staff were able to help me quickly, and I was in and out within 5 minutes. The copies came out high-quality and the price I paid was very reasonable.

I've been going here for months now for flyer and booklet printing for my company. Hundreds of…read moreflyers and hundreds of booklets ready for us every other month with quick turnaround times and great quality! Nishu was super helpful the first time in helping determine the best paper for the booklets and flyers for the best packaged price. He's always super responsive via email as well to receive our orders and communicate pickups!

As far as free newspapers go, its ok. It is handy for cleaning the windows and I really like the…read morelittle squirrel who serves you his nuts on the cover thus:- http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2142/2218566173_d78250b070.jpg?v=0

Staples- first off Ty for adding Amazon returns to your stores…read more Second whoever is the manager, please give Sean a big raise. I normally don't review employees but he really went above and beyond. There were multiple people in line from purchasing. Amazon returns and passport pictures. He was able to keep everyone calm, was soooooo efficient and got to everyone in a timely manner. Give him that well deserved raise!

I really want to rely on this location for my professional and creative projects, but after…read moremultiple attempts, the inconsistency has become impossible to ignore. For a "pro-level" printing hub, the experience consistently falls short of the mark. Here are the primary pain points that continue to stall my workflow: * Knowledge Gaps & Technical Friction: There is a significant disparity in the expertise of the staff. When you are paying for professional print services, you expect the team to understand paper weights, bleed margins, and finish types. Unfortunately, I often find myself explaining the basics of my own file requirements to staff who seem unfamiliar with their own equipment's capabilities. * Online Order Discrepancies: The online ordering system allows you to select specific dimensions and finishing options, yet these instructions are frequently ignored. Most recently, I requested a custom cut for a project--a service clearly offered and paid for online--only to be told at pickup that they "don't do that here" or "the machine is down." It defeats the purpose of "Store Pickup" if the project isn't actually ready to the requested specifications. * Operational Silos: The biggest hurdle is the lack of cross-training. If the dedicated print associate is on a break or off-shift, the rest of the floor staff is either unable or unwilling to assist. I've stood at an empty counter while multiple employees walked by, only to be told that no one else has the login or the training to simply hand over a completed order or check a status. The Bottom Line: If you have a simple, standard-sized document to print, you might be fine. But for anything involving custom dimensions, professional finishing, or a tight deadline, the lack of accountability and technical skill makes this location a gamble. Until they invest in better staff training and bridge the gap between their online promises and in-store execution, I'll be taking my business to a dedicated local print shop.