This is the place for all your stationary needs. I was looking for heavy/fancy paper and they carry…read morethis. Range of weight and also that matte frosted "wax" paper/envelopes as well (not wax, just looks like it...don't know what it's called). Prices for these fancier papers were fair, as long as you're not looking to buy in bulk, it was reasonable. If you're looking for adhesive 3M hooks, they have it here, whereas JUMBO carries only the brand Tesa. If you want English bday/novelty cards, they carry a range but it's pricey. The German ones are about 2.90fr and the English ones are about 5.90fr or so. They also carry party goods eg) balloons, bday candles, etc

From the owner: Bei uns finden Sie alles für Ihren Arbeitsplatz. Entdecken Sie neben unserem Papeteriesortiment…read moreunterschiedliche Gruss- und Glückwunschkarten, ein kunterbuntes Party- und Ballonsortiment, kreative Bastelartikel und vieles mehr.

I have had the lovliest service from Papeterie Schmid. They are friendly, competent and not afraid…read moreof a bit of small talk. The shop is a bit wee, but seems to be filled to the gills with the usual stationary needs, writing implements, a vast assortment of greeting and birthday cards, office needs, gift items, a modest selection of tourist-y postcards, and then some. If one is in the area, or just a bit beyond, then I would recommend stopping in at Papeterie Schmid. Trams 4 & 2; near Stadelhofen train station.

Montblanc has very simple yet distinctive style and quality. So when choosing gifts especially for…read moremen, I sometimes go for Montblanc. I chose this location given its proximity to Paradeplatz area and thus hoping there would be excellent customer service. My suspicions were right, I was served by a very nice lady who was able to give me a variety of choices and ranges of different gift items I could get. There was never any type of push to sell me something nor did she walk away to service another client; which some stores like Louis Vuitton rudely train their associates to do. In the end I swiftly walked out with a nice wallet as a gift for a colleague. So mission accomplished, with many other future gift ideas bestowed!

Not only is Pertusini a book binding business (antique books would appear to be very well taken…read morecare of here from what I witnessed), but also an excellent frame shop. I found both the choice of product and depth of consultation to be top-notch. My print was framed perfectly and looked just as I had hoped it would. The service was both friendly and professional, and, to top it off, I was greeted upon my return visit one week later with surname, as in 'Gruezi, Frau...' Wowzers. Second trip 15.11.14--the gal who'd so ably helped me the first time 'round wasn't there, sadly. -still received goods, if a little less expert, service. The final product wasn't exactly what had been agreed upon, in terms of frame style. Also, there was a bit of damage to one of the frame corners. One can't see the marred bits when the picture is hanging, so, frankly, it's not worth it to me to return and have the art re-worked. My quibble would be that the customer be shown the final product, unwrapped, before art is taken home. I understand that orders are wrapped up 'to-go' for an easy end-transaction, but, perhaps, one could still be shown the final product by having the staff open the plastic covering and showing finished frame job to client.