I'm bedridden. When my delivery was at the door, I spoke to him through the security camera, he…read moreignored it, I yelled and screamed through an open balcony door in my room directly above the front door, he ignored me. He took my parcel and left. Was he wearing earphones? If so, is that just to ignore customers or while he's actually driving? I called Royal Mail and they wanted the code NE322******GB spoken into the phone. It kept asking if the first two characters were multiple combinations MVG... now, I speak far more clearly than most... then it said it needed the number and hung up on me. If your company uses Royal Mail, that will be a deal breaker for me.

Fantastic i love Royal Mail and would be lost without them, They do a fantastic job and i have…read moreupmost respect for them. Thank you, Royal Mail

It seems odd reviewing a Post Office, since they are so ubiquitous, but this office in Seven Dials…read moreis useful to know about if you're in the area, but easy to overlook, since for some odd reason it is tucked off Dyke Road, the main shopping thoroughfare. It's in quite a handsome building in a quiet residential street - Melville Road is opposite the Co-op, which is next to the 'Good Companions' pub. It's what they used to call a Crown Office, ie now owned by Post Office Ltd, and so offers the full range of postal services, insurance, savings accounts etc., as well as providing a small range of stationery. It also has a 24hr cashpoint - useful to know about if the others in the area run out of money, which they seem to do frequently. Staff are friendly and seem to know all their customers, but service can be a little slow at times - but then, friendly chatter is a dying art these days, so perhaps I shouldn't complain. And it is the only one in the area, so it's a case these days of 'use it or lose it'.

A much needed service. In this day and age everyone needs to use their post office or face losing…read moreit. This post office is situated in a much needed place. This service is not sexy or cutting edge but nerverless at one time or other one will need to use it. Where would you go to post a parcel if this type of business was not around?

This post office is very bad for anyone!…read more The post office has a very poor customer service that no customer should experience. Only one person is at the till at anytime and with a line that travels 20 yards (not joking) it's the worse I've seen in years. In the past it took me 30-70 minutes to get seen for a 30 second transaction. The Brighton store is a disgusting place for customers. For example the one in Eastbourne and Cambridge is fully staffed and helpful, but in the Brighton store. Very understaffed and should be shut down.

Whose idea was it to relocate Brighton's central Post Office into Churchill Square Shopping Centre?…read more A few years ago, the main branch was in a lovely building in the Lanes. Now on the lower ground floor of WHSmith, it resembles a dole centre. Squashed into the corner of Smiths, next to the stairs and escalators, it's void of life and sunlight - except for a long snake of disgruntled looking customers. I've had the misfortune to be stuck in the queue several times with parcels to post and believe me, the atmosphere sucks. How-ever many people are serving, you usually have to wait 5 to 10 minutes and at busy times, like the run-up to Christmas, you can wait as long as half an hour. Even the TV screen playing post office adverts on rotation can't distract from the fact, this is a horrible Post Office to visit at any time.

This is my local post office, and offers an above-average service by making a couple of small…read moreadditions to the basic post office set up. The addition of a corner-shop style store in the front means you can pick up bits and pieces while doing your post, and the rather large number of desks for the small queuing area means you nearly always get seen immediately. In the end, it is just a post office, but it does what it needs to better than others. The corner-shop at the front of the post office is such a great idea that I'm surprised others haven't nicked this simple idea. All of the post office items are available to buy, as well as the typical corner shop bits and pieces, which is useful if I'm in a bit of a time crunch. That, combined with the great service here, makes this a great place to get your posting needs filled. When you do get through the corner shop, the post office area is much bigger than it needs to be. There are 4-5 desks crammed into the small space, meaning there is nearly always a free desk: a great service. The turnover also seems to be quite good: I've never waited more than about 30 seconds. In the end, the post office is a must-visit place: everyone has to post letters every now and again. However, this post office does seem to try a bit harder than most of the rest: the effort doesn't go unnoticed.

This Kemp Town Post Office branch is great to find some bargain chocolates from some little known…read morebrand (if you're not afraid to sway your Bounty for a Coconut Dream), and it also has a huge stock of magazines including more specialist ones. It's always busy there, with a big post office area at the back, a free cashpoint, a large selection of greetings cards, lottery, stationary, and also varying seasonal stock - such as cheap fireworks in November and easter eggs in Spring. Wouldn't reccomend it for the card selection - very blunt and ugly, I once spent half an hour trying to find a Mother's Day card without an awful poem before deciding I may as well make one. But all in all, good to see a local store thriving!

The typical post office + corner shop combo. I came by here when I'd just unloaded £120 out of the…read morecash machine at Natwest to pay our gas and electricity bills with when I discovered that Natwest was shut... Not only that, but it had shut while I was queueing to use the ATM! Gah...! Thankfully this place stays open an extra little bit longer ('til 5:30 most days) so I was able to get the job done, and not worry about threats of electricity cuts coming through the post. As well as the more sympathetic opening hours, there's a good deal of stationary on offer and your standard selection of scratch cards and chocolate bars. The lady that works here was also exceptionally helpful and patient when going through all the details involved in paying bills by cash. It was also remarkably warm in the store, which (for this time of year) is as good a reason as you need to pop in off the street. There's also a bus stop a short walk away making it easy to travel to too!

Since the local post office cuts in Brighton, it's nice to see that they kept at least one on Lewes…read moreroad. I used to do a lot of selling on EBay, so always had packages and parcels to ship off to various places in the world. I always used this post office to send my goods. They have a lot of packaging items (bubble wrap bags etc) on sale which is really handy if you are sending an item. Whilst there are two post office counters out back you can expect a fairly long wait if you catch them at the wrong time of day. That being said, the staff are efficient and knowledgeable about all post office related processes. The shop is quite handy as well if you need random stationary, birthday cards or suchlike. As well as the expected sweets, drinks, crisps and tobacco products of a newsagent they have a limited selection of tinned food if you need the odd item. There is a corner shop vibe to the place which I like because it's not just a 9-5 job for the staff but their family business. This seems to come out in the service you receive and I would prefer to give my custom to these guys any day of the week.

A real pillar of this local community, the Blatchington Road post office is a useful local amenity…read more I use it a lot to send eBay parcels and have found that the staff really can't do enough. Try going in the middle of the afternoon when it's quietest. Can get really rammed at lunchtime.

I needed to get a label printed for an Ebay parcel. Having had no help from another nearby post…read moreoffice I went to St georges Road post office and was so glad that I did. The ladies were so kind, cheerfull and friendly. The lady scanned my QR code and printed my label for me. Professional and efficient and friendly. I will be using St Georges post office from now on. Thank you.

Chose this place to pick up a parcel as the closing time was given as 18:00. Arrived at 17:32 and…read morediscovered they close at 17:30. Went back at the weekend and found they'd decided to close for the whole weekend. Returned on the Monday and waited 20 minutes for the single member of staff to serve the 11 people in front of me very slowly. When it was my turn, he had a rummage, said he couldn't find my parcel and told me to contact the courier (which was Royal Mail, haha). I refused to leave until he found the parcel, which he then did, handing me a blank piece of paper to sign (presumably there was no official documentation to sign because it was actually a "no signature required" parcel.) He then didn't believe it was my signature because it wasn't an illegible scrawl. If this was an experienced member of staff, shame on him. If he was a clueless newbie, shame on management for not supporting him. Never going back there.

This is a popular and well run post office. It's quite small and therefore you sometimes have to…read morequeue but not as long as you do at some of the bigger places. What's really nice is the friendly family that work there. It's definitely a place to support as so many post office's have been closing down in recent years.

Not really much to say about this post office except that it offers what you would expect. It does…read morehave some goodies in there to buy but I am sure they do not really make the most of the space. I know it is a service that needs to be provided but you could try and make the whole company more money so that certain other services are not so expensive to the end consumer, where is Sir Alan Sugar when you need him!