This Post Office is located inside ASDA's Civic Centre Superstore in Wythenshawe town centre, it is…read morein a separate area of the building to the main supermarket and also features the Coinstar machine. The staff working are in Asda uniform as they operate the Post Office, but you can still get most the features as you would in a regular crown post office, something which has been fading rapidly within the past few years. The opening hours are fairly good, with the Post Office staying open until 6 pm daily, apart from Sunday when they're closed, as the main store is open I don't see why they remain closed on Sunday's and it would be nice for them to consider Sunday opening in the future. The inside of the Post Office feels pretty old, they have a large number of counters, but there never seems to be more than three or so in use, I think the most annoying part is they have protective screens between every counter, even ones which aren't in use and never will be, this means all it's doing is getting in the way and making it difficult to actually get to the counter and move about the Post Office. Again, it's a shame they haven't put in any newer facilities such as a ticketing system for queuing to avoid the dreadful barrier round and round style which this location and many others have, and they also don't have any self-serve posting machines (many other Post Offices have them now), even though there would certainly be enough room. 3* - OK, pretty good for a non-crown post office location, the staff seemed friendly and I was served quick. Pretty average/basic Post Office.

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Oh, I love me a good Post Office. The little critters are closing down left right and centre, and I…read morewas absolutely gutted when the one which lived opposite the Royal Apartments in Salford gave way to mere sandwiches and newsagentery. Where was I to get my Euros? What about that unfathomably large parcel I wanted to ship to somewhere silly? They might as well have trod upon my heart. And then I moved to the South Suburbs, and discovered this little gem en route to the Wilmslow Road section of Withington, approximately 30 seconds stroll from my new home, right next to Deco. How boss is that? I can pop along, do something boring and Post Officey, and then treat myself to some vinyl or a classic 80s movie on DVD. This Post Office is a good-un. Instead of simply being a small concession in a shop, as they so often are these days, Withington's tiny treat offers everything the quintessential suburban Post Office should. Random accessories like scarves, rolls of Munchies and those After Eight sweets, a tiny bit of pick n' mix, cards and stationery. Plus the people who run it are nice. Everyone comes here, from students to old folk (who usually arrive at the same time mid-afternoon), and it's housed in a quaint little building. I'm definitely a fan. Withington Post Office, please don't fall victim to this Post Office Plague that seems to be claiming so many victims. If I ever have to take a bus to post a letter, I'll cry.

I can't fault the staff and service received at Chorlton post office…read more I take my elderly mother in regularly now she struggles to get there herself and I can understand why she likes the branch so much. I must make particular reference to Dawn, who has the patience of a saint and never fails to give service with a smile.

I used to dread going into this place. It was always packed no matter what time of day it was, and…read morein my experience the staff were incredibly inefficient in dealing with routine queries. I went in there to post a package to Germany. For some reason the man behind the counter found this fact hilarious and proceeded to talk to his colleague in his native language for a good couple of minutes whilst gesturing at me. The staff seemed more focussed on selling the disco balls and ghastly home decorations and assorted electrical goods available in their 'shop' which took over half the post office than they did in serving customers. Goodbye and good riddance lousy old post office. Hello and welcome to new posh post office complete with electronic 'cashier number three pleeeease' system, friendly and efficient staff and a small shop which sells useful things such as jiffy bags and sellotape. Just how a post office should be. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't make a special trip to this post office if it wasn't just at the end of my road, but it is soooo much better than the old post office.

A small post office by the busy Bolton Road brings good memories. I used to go there often when I…read morelived in Pendlebury. The post is run by an Asian family who, in my experience, have always been very attentive and helpful. They don't boast a huge space, but they still manage to sell everything one may need to buy, from sweets and postcards to postal and office stationery.

Unsworth Post Office is a great local Post Office for the Unsworth area of Bury, it is not a crown…read morePost Office, being located inside Berrys of Unsworth, which appears to be some sort of Deli/Vape Store, but centred around the Post Office. The staff are friendly here, and despite having just one staff member working at the time of my visit, she appeared to be very fast and efficient and got customers in and out quickly with a good level of service and knowledge. While I would have preferred at least two clerks working and/or the self-service postage machines, it is certainly ample for a smaller Post Office in this location. There is both street parking nearby and a small parking lot, however, the latter is shared by other nearby businesses on Parr Lane so it rarely has spaces. I would also advise you to plan your visit outside of school hours, due to the proximity to the nearby school, the area can become a little unpleasant. 4*

This busy locale is without a doubt the hub of the village of Honley! It is so much more than just…read morea post office - providing all the usual services, it also offers a sweet counter, a good range of cards and stationary, some unusual gifts and toys, as well as showcasing some of the beautiful water colour pictures of the area painted by a local artist, Andrew Jenkin. The post mistress has raised a lot of money for charity by running the London Marathon, and the post office sponsors the local High School news sheet, Honley High Notes, every term. The Post Office is also the place to find all the small ads from fellow villages - for sale, wanted and services offered.

This is the central post office in Breightmet and is located on the main road where the shops are…read more It's easily accessible by foot, car and bus however being on a main road there is no parking. The post office itself is modestly sized and stocks greetings cards, chocolate, stationary and scratchcards as well as offering all the usual post office services. Also noteworthy is the fact that they have a cash machine which doesn't charge you installed inside, this is a rarity in Breightmet as my nearest machine charges £1.75 per withdrawal. However, the machine is crammed in at the back and right next to a service counter so you may have to push your way through the queue for the counters. The staff are friendly and expedient and offer good customer service.

Never have I had worse service than at this post office. All the staff were rude and disrespect…read more Their equipment in their premises is not working. I used the equipment without knowing this because there was no sign to say it was out of order. the machine took my money, and when I went to explain this to the staff, they started huffing and puffing and acting like it was my fault. One of ladies (staff) started shouting at me and making threatening comments. Absolutely horrified that people are allowed to work in yhe service industry. Disgusted that no action will be taken against the individual who treated us with such rudeness and disrespect.

Located on the busy Stockport Road, this post office looks tired and old. There are some tattered…read moreflags hanging on rusty flagpoles outside, and the sign is faded. Inside things are perfectly clean and orderly, in fact it betrays the impression its exterior gave me. I absolutely love it when post offices combine being a post office with selling odd little items too, some of which have nothing to do with post or stationary. Stockport Road Post Office is a prime example for this. Here, not only can you post a parcel, but you can also buy confectionary, insoles for your shoes, cigarettes behind the counter and Daz washing powder. Excellent. The staff are pleasant and well-presented and the queue moves quickly so that despite the lack of those self-service machines which I love so much, I'm sending my parcel within just a few minutes of walking in.