Post Road Press at Two Ems

I just moved to New York and am having the hardest time finding a printing place at the same high quality level and convenience as Two Ems in Madison. I’ve worked with TE for the past 2 years printing out signs and flyers for a local business with such ease. You simply upload a pdf file to their website, wait for a call that usually happens within the hour and then pick up the print that day. I also had my resumé printed there and I was given a variety of options of thick, high quality resumé paper to choose from. My only complaint is that they are pricey, however they are simply the best printing company out there. Quality matches the price. You will not be disappointed!

Perfection! I can’t say enough about the staff at Two Ems Inc — so professional, talented and their attention to detail is impeccable! If you want quality and you want something done right, don’t just walk… run to Two Ems! I love to see people who are truly passionate about what they do and I trust them completely. I hope to do more business with their wonderful staff at Two Ems in the near future.

If stationary and pens are your thing, this is your kind of place. I visited for the first time yesterday as I was in the area and was blown away by the variety and assortment of paper goods. I must have spent half an hour looking through their card selection, and this was after one of the employees (Carol) gave me an unofficial tour of the store.
Greeting cards and boxed stationery from Crane, Design Design, Kate Spade, William Arthur and Vera Wang are among the brands you will find at this lovely store. There is a very nice selection of Lilly Pulitzer note pads, tote bags, gift sets and more towards the front of the store. In the back room there is fancy gift wrap and bags and other things to dress up your presents for other people.
The prices are steep — yes (I was even surprised by some of the prices of the Sidewak Sale items), but theres something for everyones budget. I walked away with a $ 5 birthday card. I did want to buy more though and in this store it’s easy to drop a pretty penny if you tend to drawn to this kind of stuff. In addition to the paper store they also have a print shop where you can have anything from business cards to event invitations printed.

The staff is a bit behind the curve technologically…
Their fees are quite high when held against just about any standard of normality. $ 18 charges for first page of color printing… wow. That’s a deal breaker.
Otherwise their staff is kind and as helpful as they are able to be, and the store is cute with lots of little stationary, cards, pens, stamps ect… But the bottom line is, Staples charges much less, and their service is better because their staff knows what they are doing. If you can’t compete on either price or service, then you don’t have a leg to stand on.