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Cherrybrook, NSW
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12 years ago
The staff always want to help you no matter how unusual is your request. They always try and offer you a more cost effective method to post your mail. I always use them for my Aussie Mailman posting as I use them for my post box. read more
Australia Post Cherrybrook - My post office - Post Offices Near Me - Cherrybrook, NSW
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Shop 52, Cherrybrook Village
47-61 Shepherds Dr
Cherrybrook New South Wales 2126
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(02) 9484 0659
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I'm a fan of this Australia Post office for one reason: it's open on Saturday…read more I don't know about you, but all too often the week gets away from me and I realise on Saturday morning that I STILL haven't managed to get stamps and post that pile of letters. I mean why do I still have to send snail mail anyway? That's so last century. But try to avoid it or not, there's still the odd birthday card you'll want to send, or Christmas care package you need to post. So knowing that you can dash up to Westfield Hornsby on a Saturday morning, grab brunch and still get your stamps, well that's worth Yelping about.
Lost my package twice then rang me and said it was there then I got there and it wasn't…read more Took ages to find. Didn't offer anything even though I had express posted it. Took weeks to find. Had to line up for ages. Really wasn't happy with the service.
Awful service. Staff reluctant to help with my passport application, the only one who tried helping…read morewas incompetent! Do not go here unless you HAVE to!
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Always helpful when it comes to sending parcels - best way and best rate. Cheerful and…read moreprofessional.
This is a handy place with a friendly helpful manager. His helpfulness counts for a lot as an…read moreAmerican trying to use the Australian postal system to get documents and packages back to the USA. I've been using their services for years and have always left satisfied.
There used to be good service here, but not any more. It seems to be a drag and an inconvenience…read morefor the woman who appears to run it, to do her job. Don't bother printing labels at home, as advised by Australia Post's website, she will throw the label in the bin and reprint it. Got a PO Box and was only given one key - was told that they ordered keys in batches. 10 montls later, still no second key. Escalated complaint to an AusPost senior exec, and got a new set of keys within 24 hours. For a business to have a sign behind the counter that says, "I can only please one person per day; today is not your day." is a disgrace. This palce reflects very poorly on AusPost.
Off chance I went to this post office and I am so glad I did. The man that served me was so…read more helpful and gave me options. Opposite to the service I got from Top Ryde branch. I will drive an extra 10km to get better service and friendlier people.
I mailed a Schlitz cocktail to my friend Steady Eddy and it arrived safe and sound.read more
It feels weird reviewing and giving 4 stars to a Post Office! But it's the best post office I've…read moreever been to so the review is justified. I felt like I was walking into a post office of the future. It was incredibly advanced and clean, and heaps of bright space unlike the tired looking cluttered space full of junk in other post offices (this one still has the junk that I don't understand why post offices sell but it's neatly stored). There are a range of electronic post options, including a vending machine that sells envelopes and parcel sleeves, a self-posting area which generates postal receipts upon dropping a letter or parcel into the box, and electronic parcel lockers. There's still the traditional staffed counters for those who are scared of the new technology. It would be 5 stars if it's opening hours were better!
Local Post office to the Artarmon area…read more Staff are friendly and efficient - Great for when there is a massive line when all you want to do is pay a $20 bill! Has all the mod cons as most Post Offices but this branch is a wee bit smaller which i think add's to the charm of this little shopping strip. They do passport photos too!
Located next to Coles supermarket, Concord's Australia Post branch offers consistently convenient,…read morefast and friendly service. I usually dread going into a Post Office. The long lines, the robotic, monotone staff, the uncomfortable silence, the smelly guy standing in front of you. It's just not fun, and usually eats up your whole lunch hour. Concord's Post Office isn't perfect, and you'll still find yourself waiting in line (especially at lunch time). But lines generally move fast, and the service is the best I've ever encountered at an Australia Post branch. Staff are competent and efficient, and that's all I really need in a Post Office.
An online shopping binge led me to spend rather a lot of time in the Strawberry Hills Post Office…read moreparcel pick-up line. One great thing about Strawberry Hills is the package pick-up has super long hours... (the hours are different to the Post Office itself.) I can't remember exactly, but the package pick-up counter may open as early as 6.15am and close at 5.15pm. Nice. Also, the back-of-house staff (who handle the package queue) are very friendly, so the whole experience of picking up a parcel is more enjoyable than you might anticipate. As for the inside of the Post Office itself: it's the usual ... yes, you have to wait in long queues, and yes, the staff inside are a bit stern.
Your local Australia Post shop with dedicated parcel collection shop beside it. Lines can be long…read moreafter 5pm, but always had good service here.
You know the only people who don't get excited about Christmas? The Post Office…read more Oh, sure, they get a ton of presents, but none are for them, and they get to see to worst of humanity - impatient, growly, time-poor, sweaty people jostling and grumbling and not wanting to be there. It starts at the end of November and gets worse the closer the 25th gets. The Indian couple that run this Post Office deal with the stress with quiet, polite smiles and an efficiency that I simply haven't countered at any other post office (and let me tell you, I've been to HEAPS, son). They're friendly and competent and wonderfully professional, all kudos to them because they made my giant bag of post and mouth full of questions seem like simplicity itself, like nothing could have been easier. Not even a frazzled mum with new twins and an incessantly ringing mobile could foment revolution. Well played, Bondi PO.
The concierge-type man is worth his weight in gold. He was very effectively serving three customers…read moreat once and I found myself marvelling at his multitasking. Whatever they're paying him, it should be more! He must have worked for a five star hotel or some such before this job. Excellent way to keep the queue down.