The male employees are super rude employees. Their manners are terrible, I've seen then laughing at…read morepeople and even making jokes about them in another language. Terrible service. Avoid. Better go to the Church Street Post Office, where decent people are in charge.

The male workers are absolutely useless. So rude. Unhelpful. They lounge about and make remarks…read moreabout the customers. I would fire them. they make this post office horrible to come to. I Will never return and spend my money with them. AWFUL experience. Needs new management clearly.

Definitely one of the bigger shop/post offices that I have come across. Its busy nature can be…read moreattributed to its central location. But when the going gets tough, the tough get going.... Or something like that. What I am saying, is that the staff are able to accommodate for the busy nature of the place. When it's busy they have about 5 staff members, which is not always the case at other post offices. The staff are actually pretty nice as well. I went in there to send a rather large package to Australia, and the lady was not even angry with my about the fact that I hadn't yet written the address because I was unsure of where to put it. It is the small things that separate the post offices in terms of quality.

Extraordinarily rude PO worker on the till at the front of the store. The people who work on the…read morecounters at the back of the shop much more professional.

This should be a great little shop for the residents of Highbury as it combines a corner shop, a…read morepost office and a cash point (which does not charge for withdrawals) into its four walls. However, I find it slightly frustrating. It probably isn't Londis' fault, but the post office always seems to be shut whenever I need to use it. I think that it is open from 9am-5pm weekdays and 9am-1pm on Saturdays which is fine (for a post office) but because the rest of Londis is open for longer I always forget and end up visiting at the wrong time. On top of this, I don't find the corner shop element particularly appealing. It feels like an afterthought to the post office rather than a proper shop in itself. This said, no complaints about the cash point.