Had to drop if a few Amazon returns. They make it pretty easy. The parking lot here is pretty tight…read moreso be careful and it pulls out onto a really busy road. Everyone inside was very nice. Walked right in and the scanned my package and tht was pretty much it. A thank you for stopping was nice.

Usually hate going to post offices but this location has fast service! Workers were super helpful…read moreand kind!

US Post Office May 28, 2026…read more (2/5) As usual, the US Post Office looks like it's been frozen in time since the 1960s, and this location is no exception. The interior feels dated, the equipment looks dated, and the whole environment is a strange step back in time the moment you walk through the door. You'd genuinely think that the federal government, of all institutions, could afford to update its workers' workplace and give the people who keep the mail moving a modern, state-of-the-art facility to do their jobs in. Instead, post office after post office continues to feel like a museum exhibit of mid-century federal architecture and 1980s technology. The most absurd example I noticed here was the security cameras. They are absolutely massive -- the kind of giant, brick-shaped units you'd expect to see mounted in a convenience store decades ago, not in a federal facility in 2026. It's the sort of detail that, once you notice it, you can't unsee, and it tells you everything about how little the building itself has been brought up to date. The other consistent gripe across every post office I visit is the lack of self-service options. There are never enough self-checkout or self-service kiosks for the volume of customers coming through the door, which guarantees long lines and frustrated patrons no matter how hard the people behind the counter are working. The clerks do the best they can with what they've been given, and I have no complaint about the workers themselves -- they're stuck operating in conditions and with tools that don't match the demands of the job. This isn't really a critique of any one location or any one employee. It's a critique of a system that, decade after decade, can't seem to invest in the modernization its own workforce deserves and that the public clearly needs. If the federal government wants the Postal Service to be taken seriously as a modern, competitive institution, the buildings, the equipment, and the customer-facing tech all need a real upgrade. Until that happens, expect a slightly time-warped, slow-moving visit every time you walk in.

Excellent USPS location with prompt service (the line moves fast because they have 3-4 employees…read moreworking the counters) and many P.O. Boxes available for rental. Located across the street from the OKC Bombing Memorial as well. Recommended!

I don't go in much but when I do, Mrs. Gail is packed with a smile and patience. Today she…read moreexplained to a group that is not from the US, how to properly address the envelopes. The line was out the door but she still took the time to educate, with a smile. I'm sure they appreciated her help. Although there was a wait, everyone was patient, and friendly. I believe situations like this, the staff sets the tone and this is proof. Mrs. Gail continue to let the light shine within you!

Employee here named David was incredibly attentive and helpful. He even called his supervisor to…read moredouble check on something he wasn't absolutely 100% sure about. Then, I overheard him offering to go to the bank during lunch to get change for the cash register. A bit slipshod at first glance but a great location near the hospitals and the employees definitely deserve positive praise.

Greeted the staff member cheerfully, and received a rude, indifferent, surly response. Overall, the…read morestaff totally made me feel as if I was somehow in their way even being in their presence. Silly me, I thought that was their job? SO will never go here to ship packages again. Not. Ever. Do better USPS (and people wonder why it's failing . . . ).

Yes! It's 12:27 on Saturday and I vaguely remember that they have a later Saturday pickup. Is it…read morepossible? Is it true? Or is it wishful thinking and hope? So I run over here and it's true! 4:00 pm pickup on Saturday! Oh and the people inside are nice too - anytime I've gone inside they've been great!

I went to this post office Saturday morning to mail a graduation card for a special niece of mine,…read morethe service was outstanding, the care and quality I was excellent, can't address the value because they have set prices that are non-negotiable, kinda bummed me out as she won't get this gift until Tuesday or Wednesday because of the holiday, but she will get it and that's good as I waited and placed it in one of the employees hands, I didn't want to chance mailing it from my residence or leaving it in a mailbox. So keep you business local a shop, dine, or use a Midwest City service !

I called asking for the Post Master. Got a supervisor, then a "manager" who REFUSED to give me the…read morecontact information. She stated, "the Post Master has far more important things to deal with than a few houses GETTING THEIR MAIL". When I attempted to question her about this, assuming of course, that is PRECISELY their job, without cussing & barely raising my voice, SHE HUNG UP ON ME! WOW... just wow. Our mail was stopped for nearly 2 weeks due to our neighbors dog being out. No attack or even threat but, whatever, safety 1st. Designer dogs have teeth also. I simply wanted to know why all the rest of us (4-6 homes) were being punished & without any form of notice, by the way. Customer service sure has gone....to the dogs.

I've used this service several times, they are friendly, kind, and courteous, if you these services…read moreI highly recommend them, keep your dollars local in Midwest City .

There is no logical reason for sending an item scheduled for delivery to Glendale, AZ a short 12.5…read moremiles from the FedEx Phoenix hub to Olathe, KS 1,183 miles away. THERE COULD NEVER BE A RECOMMENDATION MADE FOR ANYONE TO EVER GO THROUGH FedEx TO SHIP ANYTHING. Why has a package that sat in Phoenix, AZ for two days now found its way to Olathe, Kansas? FedEx please be advised that the FORMAL COMPLAINT or Claim filed on 02/12/2026 - C-225511613 is still being filed and it was a recorded call, according to the customer service representative, MS Moor, in India. According to the information obtained from a phone call to the Memphis, TN Corporate Office, there was never a claim filed. When sending a shipment to friends or family out of state it has been a preferred choice to go through FedEx in Midwest City, OK. This past week was one such situation that came with a bit of a higher than normal cost associated with shipping. The first price nearly caused a heart attack as it was a 12.5 pound fragile item that was going approximately 980 miles. Midwest City, OK to Glendale AZ. The cost for two day shipping would have cost $800.00, yes, that is the quoted cost before the cost of the container. I chose to have the three to five day option, which cost $144.98. Still rather high but well worth the cost since the item was going to my beloved family. The interesting thing about FedEx is that no one believes that they need to follow through on completing a task in a timely manner. The funny thing about paying so much for a service such as shipping a package is that the item shipped on 02/07/2026, arrived in Phoenix, AZ on 02/11/2026 at approximately 2:00am and Left Phoenix, AZ at approximately 4:30am on 02/11/2026 and still has not arrived to its final destination in Glendale, AZ as of 02/13/2026 at 11:36 MST. Update: the package arrived in Olathe, KS at 1:00pm on the 02/13/2026 and departed on 02/14/2026 for parts unknown. The response to inquiries as to the location of the item FedEx has decided that "we'll let you know when the item starts to move again at some time in the future." The FedEx tourist trip has been going on long enough,. The "when we are good and damn ready" is a very bad business policy, FedEx. At this point there is no expectation for FedEx or anyone employed by FedEx to do the right thing, as email addresses go to no where, customer service representatives are given free reign to be dishonest, and dishonesty is the clear and identifiable business plan. The phone conversations with the FedEx employees have been recorded due to the lengthy track record of dishonesty. What would the outcome have been if the customer had paid the $800 delivery fee? As if $144.98 was not enough. Please see the attached photos.

Great clean shop, always drive through there on my way to work and never have stopped until today…read more Found out they are the oldest pawn shop in Oklahoma City. Good people, will be back for sure.

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Helpful employees, very nice new facility, great location. Wish computer time could be longer than…read more1 hour without having to resign in.

They have some of they most helpful people that a. Library can have. But today for some reason the…read moretwo that where there this morning was no help at all. I ended up spending money on copies that I can do absolutely nothing with.