Papyrus

#3−2016:
My mother ADORES this store, all 3 times we came to this mall, she spent close to 1 while hour surfing through endless different options of stationery.
I wish I could share her ethusiasm for the place and what it sells but:
1) the items are ridiculously priced and out of my comfort-​zone even when on sale.
2) most selections do not even remotely adhere with my personal taste.
3) the display feels cluttered and doesn’t follow any thought of common sense. (Word to the wiser, when you redo displays, you should take a few steps back and look at them with a costumer’s eye).
I only typically survive 5 minutes tops before starting to have a panic attack and stepping outside. I usually, then, proceed to wait, and wait, and wait… and wait because «I’ll only be a minute», which translates into another good 50 minutes…
My mother has bought plenty, I have always come out empty handed.

The place to go if you need a nice card for an occasion! Their cards are beautiful, and they carry cards for many occasions! This shop is in the Galleria, which is good and bad. Good, because they’re open later than their other locations. Bad because I hate going into the mall. What a hassle! They have a rewards program — free, but you have to sign up. Buy three cards, get one free! Not a bad deal at all!

Their cars are super cute and creative. We shopped for mother’s greeting card. But it’s a little pricy.

Walked into an empty store with my fiancé. The two sales associates behind the register were too preoccupied to greet us. We browsed through the custom invitations and were ignored for the 10 minutes we were there. As we left, three other people were greeted, offered assistance, and acknowledged (from behind the desk). I guess we’ll take our business elsewhere.

I absolutly love The Galleria’s PAPYRUS store. All PAPYRUS stores fill my life with great joy. I love the feeling of walking into a Papyrus store and knowing I am in heaven. I love the selection of cards they have it this store. I also love the promotions they give you. I am one of PAPYRUS’s Biggest Fan’s !!!

Worst customer service EVER!!!
The manager at this store is a stocky, dark haired woman with the worst attitude problem ever.
I have come a few times to get gifts wrapped last minute, and she always looks at me like I am an utter nuisance. Come on, I am paying for paper, ribbon and the $ 8 wrapping fee! You might try to smile.
I can do without a smile, but I happened to ask her about the possibility of getting one of their journals personalized (a present for my mom), and she just handed me a huge catalog and went into the back room. She said nothing else. I wasn’t sure what to look for in there.
There was a new employee at the front, and she seemed as confused as I did. She just shrugged with a WTH expression. .. same expression I had.
I left the store and will never return. I am so happy that The Paper Source has come to town because I don’t expect to ever have this type of problem there.

The same cards I saw here, I found at the local Target, and I was saddened to find that they had the same exact inventory.
Also, to my dismay, there was another customer there at the same time I was there, and the lady behind the counter decided to sell and communicate with the other customer, and after she left, the store was quiet, and when she rung me up, she just asked if I wanted a bag and flat-​out that was it.
I am guessing that clientele is not a major concern for this location if they only decide to sell to one person.
I will stick to Target, no need to have someone staring at me while I choose a card.

I used to think this place was the bee’s knees, until I encountered Kate’s Paperie and Crane and Co. in New York.*
The stuff here is cute, with a nice selection of unique cards, boxed sets, and journals, but the boxed sets and journals do seem generically pleasant (flowers, butterflies, animals). I do like coming here (or any Borders, really, which all seem to have Papyruses) if I need a specific sort of card (wedding, graduation, etc.). After dismissing the expensive ($ 8+ for felt appliqued cards), the inane (Hallmark-​esque), silly, I can find one card, but that’s all I need. When I’m in a crunch and want a really unique card, Central Market has some good cards, too. And food! Don’t forget the food!
Papyrus always seems to have a Buy One Get One Half Off sale going on, and it’s always a good idea to hit them up after a major holiday for your correspondence needs for the next year. They have really expensive pens and stationery boxes, too.
*You can buy stationery from both online. Crane has some correspondence cards and other stationery with some hefty, quality stock.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE stationary and other related items. Papyrus cards are expensive but worth the price! They are so beautiful! I love the detailed cut outs, appliques, colors, glitter, etc… Everything is so beautiful, classy, classic, gorgeous… I could drop a pretty penny in here.
I love the cards, invites, beautiful wrapping paper, thank you cards, gift bags, and really… everything! The selection here is so much better than other places I can find Papyrus cards. I hate having to go into the Galleria, but if I happen to be there, like today, Papyrus is one of my absolutely MUST stops.
Papyrus is located on the lowest floor of Galleria II near Kona Grill.

Went into Papyrus, and discovered how a great store suffers from it’s employees actions. I went in to buy a few cards for clients. (I think a well written card expresses a bit more than e-​mail) After asking them about the type of paper that is used in the various cards, I determined that these people are not familiar with the product they sell. On top of that, I did not feel as if there was any type care on trying to answer my questions. At least Hallmark, would try to answer the question, rather than feed try to feed me BS. I am kinda bummed, because I used to go in and buy cards on a regular basis. I guess I gotta look for some other cool place to buy cards.

I love anything to do with writing: paper, pens, stationary, stamps, etc. This place fills my need and gets me high. You can browse through their extensive stationary collection – you can spend hours looking at paper type, weight, color, size, trim, etc. Or you could take a look at their pens (that’s for you Dolf). They actually have very reasonably priced nicer pens, but nothing too fancy where you’re afraid to lose it all the time. They also have a nice collection of fun books for gifts. We bought one of those bar books with all those crazy drinks (I think it had a whole section on drinks with sexually themed names.. .) for my parents and it never left our house. Don’t ask why, we don’t even have a bar in our house, yet my husband couldn’t part with it.
They have an assortment of other things like cards, gift wrapping paper, little knickknacky toys, etc. If you’ve never checked it out, take some time to get lost in the art of paper. Nice stationary can really make a statement and it makes for great gifts too!

I absolutely love this paper store. They have gorgeous cards that aren’t the corny Hallmark type. This is the place to go for beautiful paper, thoughtful journals, and artistic cards.