A stationary store in front of a printing room, Watermark's stationary is very expensive and fairly…read morelimited in range. However they have a great range of high-quality card paper, ranging from prints to marbled patterns. The prices range from $1 per sheet to 30 cents per sheet, which is a standard price (though I will continue to baulk at it.) The offer professional printing and have a huge workroom out the back, and offer average prices for large printing jobs. The store doesn't have a particularly friendly or welcoming atmosphere, and instead comes across as very professional, which is perhaps the aim. I don't find it very appealing however.

I had to get a short run of brochures (500) and posters (3) done. I contacted a number of places…read morefor quotes. Theirs was by far the best. Peter and Tracy were very helpful, professional and prompt in responding to my enquiries at all times. I am very pleased with their work which was delivered on time. I would definitely return to them for future print jobs.

Officeworks on Portrush Road at Trinity Gardens is my stand out Officeworks store. Sure, many of…read moretheir products are similar to those on offer at all Officeworks, nevertheless this one is my fave - and its actually not even the closest one for me. What makes this one stand apart from all the others? I think the printing service at Trinity Gardens is first class. They are always prompt and will let you know if there's a delay in getting your job done. I also think the staff here are super helpful. There is one older man in particular who has helped me in the past and I often see him helping other customers take oversized items out to their cars. It may sound pretty obvious but not all shops offer this really basic service.

Officeworks used to be a much better place for designers like myself to get some supplies, but…read moretheir range of quality pens and technical paper seems to be dwindling. They do still stock some copic markers and staedtler items so not all is lost. They also have a pretty easy to use photo printing service which I really should use more because printed photos are cool. Their ink prices for printers is still exorbitant and I'd rather just go to the library and print or buy ink off the internet, and they sell really crap knock of designer furniture like plastic versions of classic Eames chairs so that sucks. It would be great if Officeworks had a design section with rolls of paper, bleed proof paper and Copic marker refills for pen and paper nerds like me, but like another reviewer said, they are the "bunnings of stationery" and like bunnings, woolworths etc, they only stock what is economical for them, not necessarily the best products for the end user.

I have been getting flyers, printing and laminating done here for many years. The reason I keep…read morecoming back is the friendly service and the price. Cove Print is much cheaper than places such as copies and more. It is a family run business, headed up by the patriarch, Alan. His daughter, Kelly is also a whiz at putting together art work and designing logos, flyers and business cards, all at a very reasonable price. They can do anything here from laminating to putting together journals and manuals. Everything is done well and quickly, often while you wait. The family feel extends to the dog who is often seen roaming around the office. This is an affordable one stop shop for all your small business and home printing requirements.

Stopped past the the other day to print a document & get some photocopies. Staff (Kelly) were…read morereally nice & it didn't matter I only needed a few pages. Last time they laminated some charts for my workshop & the price was pretty good. I'll be here again!

I am small fry when it comes to the typical "small print runs" these guys do of 10-50,000 leaflets,…read moreflyers and magazines. However despite only requesting 3000 double sided post cards a couple of times a year or print runs for 500 A5 posters, my contact Trev still treats me like a valued client and I receive great value on bulk orders. I have done my research and the price for print here has to be cheapest and best quality. Trevor educated me on getting the best value and quality for what I can afford and allows me to collect my order so I can save costs. But don't get me wrong, if you need a 100,000 flyers to be printed off for your dry cleaning business on high gloss, embossed paper with a tear off slip at the bottom, they can definitely do that too. Print runs can normally be pushed through in 2-3 days if you are in a hurry but they do require credit card or bank transfer on delivery (no invoicing for small orders). And if you want a guy who can make shit happen, ask for Trev at Five Star Print.

Opposite the UniSA City West Campus is Campus Colour - a godsend for all art, design and…read morearchitecture students. UniSA used to have it's own dedicated special printing store, but it was a little more expensive than Campus Colour (from what I remember). You can still do your own printing and photocopying at UniSA but if you're crap at operating a photocopier or want something special (larger size, special paper, lamination or wire binding) Campus Colour is just across the road, near the Yiros Shop and STA Travel. I fit into the first category - crap at operating a photocopier. i can handle as much as two pages, single-sided and from there I'm all at sea. Paper, ink and black splotches flying everywhere. Staples in foreheads. Whenever I need a large document (9 copies of a 28 page doc for example!) printed, Campus Colour sort me out. The prices are competitive, and they have become accustomed to dealing with the special requests from come from design and architecture students (AO copies of plans, that kind of stuff). The service is very comprehensive and efficient, but a little on the odd side sometimes. The proprietors - John and John - can be a little patronising at times and they definitely have their own system which you'd best not interrupt. They can be a touch on the old-fashioned side - when John addresses me with 'What can I do for you, young lady?" I wonder if that means I can call him "old man". That said, they are also old-fashioned about cutting you a good deal if you're a regular.

Forgot that you needed to print 200 postcards for an event tomorrow? Need a cheap, short print run…read morethat won't break the budget but still looks classy? Or are you looking for some random window stickers or oversized posters and banners? John and John are your answer to cheap, good quality, spectacular service printers in Adelaide CBD. They aren't the cheapest in town but they are cheaper than Officeworks and pretty close to the large print run manufacturers. They are also happy to give you advice on how to reduce the cost of your print run - no one is crazy enough to do this except these down to earth guys who will do anything for your business. You don't even have to pretend to have "forgotten your student card," to get good prices here! They are a small business but produce beautiful quality materials and posters if you are looking for something fairly run of the mill (pun intended).

Bought ink refills for Epson printer. Staff suggested I consider item without box but still in…read moreoriginal packing andI made a big saving. Very good customer service and good prices.

I agree with Chloe R and lambast the print and copy section. A very Cavalier attitude I thought…read morewhen they got one on my manuscripts stuck in the thermal binding machine. Care factor: zero. Resolution: go away and print it again at my own expense. I use ride share and pay both ways and have my driver wait. I complained on the website - action: nil. Lift your game Officeworks.

Excellent shop .. I visit all the time .. convenient and staff always great .. and the location is…read moreso good

I needed my printer fixed quickly for my medical practice, the printer clinic responded quickly and…read morefixed the pinter on the same day, the technician was friendly and did a great job.

Asked for money up front just to drop of a document scanner ($130), rang them over and over, see…read moreabout progress, no answer, no one has looked at it, went in to get to the bottom of any issues. No technician will call me back, will email me, yada yada its been 1 year now, and no progress, no repair, no report. I think these people charge you $130 to loose your printer. do yourself a favour and dont go here. I actually think they are scam artists.