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13 years ago
Like most other post offices has a selection of cards, drinks & some snacky foods & cereals & couple of other things on top of the usual post office stuff. read more
77 Cross Arthurlie St
Barrhead
Glasgow G78 1RS
United Kingdom
Barrhead, South Side
0141 881 3415
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Well the Barrhead depot post office is situated up the centre of Barrhead…read more It has a post office built into the building which is quite big selling all those convience items. The depot is quite confusing if you are picking up a parcel as you have to walk where the vans go into and theirs a small open building you walk through then you go up a ramp to the actual sorting office itself. You just press the buttonand get let in and pick up your parcel so it is quite simple but a weird place to have it. Overall its just a usual post office and sorting office.
As I said in my tip, the staff here are super friendly! I used to send a lot of parcels overseas…read more(around 20 a week, at a minimum) and my normal post office experience was huffy staff treating my like I was an inconvenience. Not here, I was always greeted with a smile! These days, I don't post as many parcels but the staff still know me by name, and they have good chat as well. They are really helpful with any banking questions you have as well, like yesterday I wasn't sure about banking a cheque but they were able to tell me exactly what to bring down with me (a deposit slip, I would never have thought of that!). The shop is small and has a big supply of chocolates as well as most of the newspapers, and some basics you might need for cooking dinner. I don't tend to go here to do shopping though, I just use the quick and friendly post office services as well as getting cash out sometimes.
Nancy is a lovely lady this is always a great place to send off parcels or buy something from the…read morestore section :)
This is the post office which is tucked inside the McColl's at The Avenue Shopping Centre. It's…read morevery handy for getting your posting done while you're shopping, and as I mentioned in my McColl's review you need to pay for any posting bags etc at the front counter before you go to the post office section. The staff are kind of friendly. Not super friendly. But friendly enough. For large parcels there's a hatch to pop your stuff in, and they tend to be pretty efficient so there aren't too large queues. Note: if you have cash, you can pop out to the Royal Mail Delivery Centre off Ayr Rd to do you posting. But you might as well do it here.
This post office is located within a branch of McColl's, be sure to bear that in mind if you go…read morelooking for it! The staff here are friendly and the post office can issue car tax discs. There is limited space unfortunately, so make sure you have everything written out before you get there. The prices for stationary at McColls can also be horrendous, so perhaps pay a visit to the Asda at the other end of the avenue if you need some envelopes for your post.
Usual little post office branch…read more Full with those cheap made toys that have your kids moaning they want them while you try post a parcel Have most of what you need for any postage requirements and the staff are helpful and friendly
I went in here today to post a bottle of aftershave to my Brother for his birthday. The box was…read morelarger than the aftershave as I had put a card in too. I was asked what I was posting, I told the guy, aftershave. He asked me was it 100ml, I said I didn't know. He asked did I buy it and I said yes. He also asked was I posting it to myself and I said no, why would I do that? He couldn't believe that I didn't know what size the bottle was. I also told him that it was in the original packing and just placed in a box with paper on either side to stop it from moving. I showed him a rough size and he still wouldn't post it. I then went online to the post office guides and found out that I can post aftershave after all. This is what is says, "Flammable liquids - Nail varnish, perfumes and aftershaves are allowed in the UK but subject to packaging, volume, quantity and labelling restrictions. It doesn't tell you how much you can or cannot post, or what the restrictions are regarding packaging, volume, quantity or labelling. Read more at http://www.postoffice.co.uk/mail/uk-what-can-i-send#Ph4tEBYMH2pTxdTz.99
We'll what can I say I live 2 minutes away from this post office and I use to use it quite a lot…read more Very reliable and tony the manager who works their is very friendly. It's a small post office within a shop called the Scotmid cooperative It can at times get very busy and you can wait a while but other than that it's great It also sells your envelopes and stationary things for sending items although very expensive as it's post office branded. Overall Good location Great staff Okay prices Okay decor good lighting Shop is small but couldn't ask for much.
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Generally I go in here to go to the Post Office which is inside. They have a wide variety of…read moreproducts from stationery to confectionery and snacks. There is also a PayPoint outlet which is available for quick payment of bills, savings etc. Staff are helpful though it does seem to be understaffed at times. Kept clean and tidy, the shop is well lit and often fairly busy. Overall it is like a local convenience store in Hamilton Centre.
Looking a bit like how I imagine a Post Office would after some sort of terrible apocalypse, this…read moreP.O has been entirely stripped of all fixtures and fittings, has a bare wooden floor, and staff behind bulletproof glass. All you can do here is send parcels or buy stamps. That's it. It's bizarre, but this Post Office sticks in my mind more than others, and in all honesty I quite like it as I can imagine that I'm an extra from Mad Max when I'm in here, sending out a few postcards before a dangerous trip out on the wasteland.
I love this little place. It does what the sign says - and nothing else. It is exactly what a Post…read moreOffice should be. There's no pretending it's something else. There's no 'Birthday's' or 'Thorntons' concessionary here trying to take advantage of poor sods who've only just remembered an important card or parcel worthy event. Best of all, due to it's bleakness and purely functional purpose, it's usually really quiet and the few people who may be queued do so in an orderly fashion. There's no dilly or dallying going on. No-one jumping in and out of the queue in order to pick up some vitally needed bendy pen with fluff stuck to it's top or some such nonsense. No sir. It's a small local Post Office with allows you to post stuff. Bravo.
Located in a small convienance store at the back, this post office is alway really busy and the…read morestaff are really friendly. The downside to this postoffice is that it is too small for the services that are needed in this area and it also does not provide road tax, which would be a great service in this area. The shop that it is located in can be really cramped and over stocked, with the stock all over the walls and on ever shelf in the shop. It's also not very disabled friendly, if you where it try and enter in a wheelchair I don't think that it would be possible due to the small asles.
The post office is at the back of the shop and lunch time is a night mare as the queues are often…read moreto the front of the shop. Usually there are only two tellers on both of whom are extremely helpful. Maybe be worth putting an extra member of staff on at busy periods as it could stop people moaning. The front shop sells just about everything you could want or needfrom newspapers to irons thread to food it has a lovely atmosphere and its a central point for fok to meet one another
Fabulous little post office and shop which I discovered by accident the other day! The post office…read moreis right at the back and I found the staff very friendly and helpful. There are so many lovely things in the shop that I wish I'd had more time that day to browse properly. There are good quality gifts of many kinds including toys, handbags, picture frames, books and ornaments. There is also a nice range of greetings cards. You can also pick up a large interesting leaflet about local tourist attractions around the town. I hadn't realised it was such a beautiful area and I shall visit again soon when I have more time available. I'll make a bee-line back to this shop too and buy some of their lovely gifts!
A delightful wee post office located within the shopping arcade in Eaglesham. Staff are always…read morepleasant and go out of their way to help--always up for a gab too. Sells cards and small gifts too.
This post office is located with Sommerfield to the rear of the shop. It has roughly 3 counters and…read morestocks passport forms along with selling stamps, currency, envelopes etc. It also deals with car tax and offers the passport checking facility. There is a post box located on the wall. There is an organised queuing system which is definately needed at Christmas as the queues can be long. The staff are friendly and the majority of the time other than Christmas the queues are usually not too long.
Local post office within the supermarket at shortlees…read more It is up the back of the supermarket and for a local post office offers a good range of services. You can pay your bills, withdraw cash at an ATM and purchase postage supplies sucha s boxes and cards. Staff are pleasant and friendly enough and their is never any large queue to wait in. Ample free parking is available outside and their is always a space
Located at the back of the Londis store the Post Office is as reliable and dependable here as it…read morewas in the old place across from the bus station. Opening at 8.30am it gives people opportunity to buy stamps, pay bills, etc before going to work. Staff in general are friendly and helpful both for customers and each other. Sometimes though there aren't enough staff on the counter and queuing takes ages. Also if you are in the queue and remember at the last minute you need an envelope, you have to leave the queue to buy the envelope at the shop counter, before joining the post office queue again.
I love this Post Office it has to be one of the friendliest places around, in fact sometimes in…read morepassing, I feel like going to buy some stamps, just to have a blether with the staff. They always seem to be having a great time and I just don't know how they ever get any work done! They do all the obvious Post Office services: stamps, letters, parcels, giros, passports etc, plus they have a lovely little gift shop with genuinely nice bits of jewellery, ornaments, fancy bags etc, plus all the usual cards and wrapping paper. The only bad thing is that because it is a small shop, and it has a lot of stock, sometimes the queue for tha actual post office counter can make it a bit crowded and sweaty. However, that does not detract from a really lovely community type of place.
This is a well handy branch of the post office situated within a nice wee shop stocked with…read morestationary and groceries. Having recently undergone a pretty drastic face lift, the Charing Cross Post office is now a rather pretty looking wee place which is bright, clean and fit for purpose. Friendly staff and ques that ain't as long as the Great Wall of China, make this a nicer experience than some of the other more central PO's. Oh, one more thing. I know somebody who actually gave birth to her second kid right there in the very post office. That was about 9 years ago and the staff still remember who she is...thats just cool.
I feel like this is how a Post Office should be run. It's attached to a decent-sized shop, with all…read morethe Post Office services available at the back. There are several windows so multiple customers can be served at once and I've never been in with fewer than two of these running. The shop sells standard convenience store items as well as anything you might need in a post office, including stationary, bubble wrap, boxes and packaging. It's spacious and well laid out so that even when there are a lot of customers in the branch, it isn't difficult to get around and it doesn't feel over crowded. The staff are helpful and polite and are happy to make suggestions or give advice if you need it. I especially like that there's a large poster on the wall with a little Charing Cross history on it. That seems like a nice touch and I was tempted to stop and read it but, thanks to how efficient the staff are, I didn't have a long enough wait. Only two things prevent this branch from getting five stars. The first is that it doesn't have an ATM, which I've seen in other branches and I feel like the have space for. The second is that the opening hours are a bit limited - they're only open 07:30-17:30 Monday-Friday. Staying open just an hour later, or opening for a few hours on Saturdays would making using this branch far more convenient.