The staff here are always friendly and helpful. The queues are hardly ever any slower than any…read moreother post office. In fact, once you're through the queue they seem to be a little quicker than most when handling your order or purchase.

great post office. fantastic customer service…read more so handy that you can do banking there too.

Grange Road is a handy little post office (on Grange Road) serving the busy Newington area…read more This local post office provides all the predictable services you expect from a post office. I've only ever posted letters from here as well as ask for directions (which the friendly staff were very helpful with) but everything else appears to be in order. Grange Road can get a bit busy sometimes for a post office that could maybe be a touch bigger. But given the unfortunate ever decreasing role post offices play in communities, you will never have to queue for long.

Seldom have I seen a post office with such a good range of other goods on sale. The range is…read moreastounding. Visit in June for the best range of bunting in Bo'ness. The only problem is that it can be rather busy and queues do form.

Lovely local store and post office. Very friendly staff always happy to help out. Typical corner…read moreshop range but they usually have what you need - groceries, a really good range of cleaning supplies, newspapers, stationery and the usual sweets and so on. It also has an off-licence. The store is a bit cramped, which can be a problem and make it hard to find things, but do ask and they'll help you.

One of our vacation traditions is to send a post card to the kiddos from wherever in the world we…read moreare. Edinburgh was no exception and we trekked over to this post office about a 7 minute walk away from our Doubletree Hotel just to get it stamped. That turned out to be very close and convenient. The post card is always easy, the postage not always so in some locations. This post office may or may not be typical, but it was busy with customers, and crowded in a tight space with a lot of stationary and utility supplies, and there were two clerks, one at each of the two counters. Our clerk was an affable guy. The post card postage back to the US was 3.2 GBP - yikes!, but whatever. They got the job done for us and that's an a-ok rating from me. Thank you!

Miserable staff who has no manner and can't even speak proper English. Yeah, I came to the wrong…read moreoffice to collect my package, you can just simply point that out. Instead he was yelling "can't you read" blah blah blah. What a pathetic loser.

Small, quick and easy... Staff wasn't really friendly…read more.. Take outside to mail? Note: they wouldn't take my letter after selling me a stamp. Said I had to drop it in the post outside... Interesting...

It's super small and a very old fashioned post office. They are very friendly and helpful and when…read morea box that I was sending overseas was 2cm too big for one price bracket (and would have cost me £15 more) they sold me tape and leant me scissors so that I could cut the box down smaller. They don't do passports, drivers licences or any other fancy stuff but they do do sending things in the post. They never have that big a queue and seem to know most of the regulars who use the post office. They also sell some birthday cards, wrapping paper and all sorts of different sizes of boxes.

Lovely little post office. Friendly staff, quick and efficient. A real gem. Huge contrast to my…read moreregular post office. Will be back for sure, even though a little further away.

Another plus to my little neighbourhood, is that there's a Post Office right around the corner. So…read morewhen I have 20+ packages in tow, I only bump into a minimal amount of people on my way to sending them through. Anything that alleviates my constant slapstick awkwardness is a plus in my books. This is a pretty basic little shop but they move through their lines quickly, they have your basic selection of packaging, tape and other necessary things you've probably forgot and they're extremely patient with this clueless Canadian expat. Another happy find for the hood.

No matter when I come here, no matter what day of the week or what time of day, I always have to…read morewait for about 15 minutes before I'm even acknowledged. It's quite a small post office, given how many people it caters to. The staff are...well, they're extremely capable at their job and so are quick and efficient....maybe a bit snippy but it's a busy job. If i'm in the area and have no other choice then ok, I'll come here, otherwise, not my preferred post office!

I hopped in here on my way past yesterday to post a couple of letters. Yes, not even parcels. One…read morewas for New York, so not your standard stampage, and I wasn't sure the other still counted as "Letter" as it was quite thick (17 pages. I ramble. You know that.) I wombled in at lunchtime and was surprised by how short the queue was. I'd thought that somewhere this central would be jam-packed, especially at lunchtime, but not so, and the queue was moving along at a fair lick, so kudos to the folks at the windows. I, however, poor soul that I am, fished out my envelopes and was instantly barked at by a lady on patrol. "STAMPS? YOU WANT STAMPS?" - and she hustled me out of line. There's an express queue for postage, it seems, of which I was unaware; my regular post office is the one on St Mary's Street - infinitely more compact and manual - so I wasn't used to the idea. Oh, provincial me. It was helpful of her, but she was also slightly alarming and officious in her manner, which kind of made me want to take these lengthy epistles, toils and spoils of my aching hand and brain, and run for the wind. "I won't let her hurt you," I would whisper as we fled down to the shore... But fortunately, reason prevailed, and I was swiftly served with the correct postage. A point here and there at the card machine and she bustled off to find somebody else. I feel a warm fuzziness about post offices not dissimilar to that which I feel about Christmas, and so I wasn't equipped to deal with this mild intimidation. Trying to claw back some of that festive posty spirit, I pulled my international stamp for the New York missive out of the machine, and bounced excitedly. I'm no avid philatelist but I do love to see a pretty stamp with a picture on it. "Look, it's all colourful and pretty!" I squeaked to the customer at that moment replacing me at the machine, and pointed at my picturesque postage stamp. I was met with a derisive stare. Oh. Not that kind of post office then. Still, it was light, it was quiet, and I got everything done quickly that I needed to do. I wouldn't avoid it if I were nearby, but all else being equal, I would choose the queues and jovially messy jiffy bag walls at teeny weeny St Mary's Street over the efficient brusqueness of Frederick Street.