Good communication throughout experience. transporters were well equipped. If he had more…read moreconsistent transporters it would be five stars.

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This is not your typical post office. This is a time capsule. If you need supplies or passport so…read moreon and so forth go to Beacon 10 mins away or Carmel 15 mins away. This is a place to drop off your mail, buy stamps (yah might have to wait) or rent a PO Box. Enjoy one of the few remaining Depression Era mural right of the entrance. Be nice to the postal worker at the desk; there will only be one.

I cannot explain why I keep coming here when every interaction and experience I have in this USPS…read morelocation is so painful. The employees are intensely unpleasant. It's like they try to be as rude and unkind and troublesome as possible, so customers will stop coming here.

I'm pretty disappointed with the customer service I experienced at Staples…read more We had a print order made, and the sizing came out slightly off. Nothing major. We simply asked the associate at pickup if she could trim the edges using the in store cutters so we could take it with us correctly sized. Our pickup was scheduled for 7:30 PM. She told us she couldn't do it because they were closing soon, and instead offered to take it back and have us return the next day to pick it up. Mind you, this is something that would have taken maybe five minutes at most. It was frustrating because we planned our pickup around the scheduled time, and the job itself was already completed. We weren't asking for a redesign or reprint, just a quick trim so we could leave with the finished product. This type of customer service is exactly why people are moving away from shopping in stores. Convenience should apply to the customer, not just the staff. Taking a few extra minutes to make sure a guest leaves satisfied goes a long way. There definitely needs to be better training around customer care and problem solving in moments like this. Small interactions shape the entire brand experience, and unfortunately this one missed the mark.

I just had the worst experience of my life in Staples on West 86th St in Indy. The cashier, Steve,…read morewas the most disrespectful jerk I have ever met. He spoke to me like I was dirt & then took a phone call in the middle of our conversation and fanned me off to get out of the store. All because he told him to have a better day because he clearly didn't want to help me. I WILL NEVER SHOP AT ANOTHER STAPLES EVER AGAIN!! What happened to customer service & just treating people with respect? I will be contacting the Manager (Evan) today at 2:00 & I expect something to be done about how badly his employee treated me. If anyone knows how to contact their corporate office I would appreciate. Kindness goes a long way.

These guys came out and and did above and beyond with my yard very friendly and attentive…read moredefinitely recommend

The spring yard clean-up and mulch installation that Rooted did far exceeded my expectations! They…read moretook the time to really do a thorough job and used high-quality mulch, making our yard look terrific. And the price was super-reasonable! A great value and I highly recommend.

I had 3 garments. They all needed a shorter hem and one needed to be altered by the neck area. It…read morewas $140. I thought that was too expensive. I paid for it but then when I got my garments they were on random wired hangers and one of dresses was wrinkle. Unacceptable and quite frankly extremely tacky. I will never go back. And the dressing room was disgustingly filth.

The only place to take your historical garments in Indy. An amazing, all-around tailor who can do…read morenearly any alteration to any garment, and make items from scratch. Most recently, he hand-stiched a handle on my 1990, Billingham leather camera bag so I wouldn't have to send it back to England for repairs. I have been going to Mr. Dollinger since 2008, when his shoppe was across the way from the original location for Three Sisters Cafe, on the bottom sub-floor. He has done every sort of alteration for me over the years, including letting jackets out, bringing them in, cuffs, sleeves, and every sort of pant alteration you can name. I have brought him historical Scottish regalia from over 100 years ago and he's reworked it to perfectly new condition. I've sent friends with wedding suits and dresses to him, and they've all been satisfied.

I've had an amazing experience working with Bike Line. It's great to have a trustworthy , local…read morebike shop.

This small business has been great for us, we have had our road bikes tune/cleaned and cross bar…read morebreak handle installation here before and the staff has been very helpful with our basic bike needs ever since (tubes and tire replacements, saddle replacement). Their location is also so convenient near the Monon trail. This has been our go to place for basic bike needs that we can address quickly. As for product options, online still has more choices if you're into DIY or more into serious biking as this store only carry certain brands/products.

I always have a pretty good experience in this particular Goodwill. All the folks that work in this…read moreparticular Goodwill are really good at their job and they are friendly. If they are short-handed and the line gets too long at the registers they always call somebody up to help. They have a really good selection of clothes. It seems I always find something I like.

I stopped by to get some warm gear to wear while waiting for the Monumental Marathon races to…read morestart. It was supposed to be 28 degrees at the start, so the heavy, hooded fleece I bought for $5.99 was perfect! I do this for every cold weather race, and it works out so well! The race organizers then gather up all the clothes people toss along the course, launder them and donate the back. It's kind of like clothing rental. This was only my second visit to this location, and I had no problem finding what I needed and checkout was efficient. I liked their one line system since I have a talent for always selecting the slowest line if there are multiple lines. Parking in the lot out front is plentiful and easy in and out off of Keystone.