Mailed my letter no questions asked. I was even able to buy a stamp that had a nice patternread more

We come here for holiday deliveries and some other things on occasion. They always have tape we can…read morebuy at a reasonable price. Some of the staff are very memorable. A few of the older ladies should be avoided because they seem grumpy... although they are fairly honest and knowledgeable.

I had to return a couple of big packages, Holly was very…read morehelpful! I am always grateful For people with a happy attitude that are willing to help.

The manager here is AMAZING!!! She was so knowledgeable about paper types, editing, and printing…read moreservices. She went above and beyond, helping me print, laminate and bind a book. She spent time helping me work through margin errors and other mistakes I made. I was so impressed with the service here! This will be the only place I go to print from now on!

Best post office in town! The workers are knowledgeable and helpful. It is a convenient location…read moreand very dependable. I definitely suggest that you stop by.

After extensive testing this week, I can say with unreserved confidence that the US Post Office is…read morereliable in my case. They brought mail to my home and then took mail away from my home for delivery to another.

Friendliest, most helpful post office I have ever encountered. I've lived all over the country…read more This one is great. Keep it up!

That it's 2018 and I'm updating my review of the post office is odd. It's odd for many reasons…read more Mostly it's odd because I use this post office quite frequently, and over the years I've probably used just about every service that they have, from buying stamps, to sending important documents with signatures and tracking and all kinds of bells and whistles. But it's also a little odd, because I seem to be a dying breed. In a world where you can print postage at home, or have packages picked up, or 99.9% of the time just send it all digitally, I feel like some kind of anachronism. I like the feel of real stamps, on real paper, with real envelopes. In a digital world, I'm okay with being an analog communicator sometimes. Have a special laugh at me when it comes to postcards, especially. What prompted me to revisit my thoughts on the post office today, is that earlier this afternoon I read where someone was asking a question that struck my heart -- they were asking about postcards. "Does anyone still send them?" they questioned. I had to chuckle, because not even four hours before reading that, I had actually purchased a postcard (and not just a postcard, but a vintage postcard from the early 1900s) to send to a friend. You see, I have a collection of vintage postcards from places I love, and modern postcards from all the national parks and national monuments I visit. I love the fibers of the paper, I love the old pictures, and I love the nostalgia of postcards that are so closely tied to a time and a place. At antique stores I read old, already-sent postcards and imagine the look of delight on the receiver's face, and make up stories in my mind about how they knew the sender. The modern postcards I have are slowly aging, and will one day yellow and remind me of my travels as a younger man. To answer that question, yes. Yes, people still send postcards. I do. And I always will, as long as there's a postal system to deliver them. From simple gas station glossies to old linen lithographs, I will keep sending them. Will you join me? Are you the kind of person who still sends postcards? If you are you're my kind of person. Let's send postcards. Let's send them to each other. Even if we go to the same place, let's go home and send postcards to each other to remember the trips. This location has been my stamp central for a long time. Shout out to Jackie who NEVER AGES and is lightning fast at the register--that dude is an institution. He wasn't in last time I was there, which is a first. They were training someone new, so hopefully he was just taking time off. Boxes, tracking, signature, PO Boxes; they have almost everything here but a stamp vending machine. You'll find me in line for postcard stamps.

I really like this post office. The service is generally slow, but they're consistently nice and…read morehelpful.

Sizeable. Seems consistently understaffed. Majority of regular staff are friendly and good at…read morecustomer service. I've seen them move pretty long lines faster than I thought possible.

Dominick was great to work with. I bought a 175 lb. envelope stuffer from an online auction company…read moreand Dominick arranged pick up the next day. He then did a beautiful job palletizing the machine and his quote for the work was so cheap, I told him to tack on another 50 bucks.

The team helped me ship something internationally. They worked to find the most economical option,…read moreand I was very pleased with the service.

Natalie J. was AMAZING. please give her a raise. I spent so much time there not knowing what to…read moredo. She was patient, kind and informative. Throughout everything she was so helpful and never once lost her cool

They printed a large genealogy project for me. It turned out great. I'm happy with the quality and…read morethe price was excellent.

I decided to try out Alphagraphics in Biuntiful for the first time today. The crew running the…read moreplace are really personable, efficient and the shop is conveniently located in downtown Bountiful. The turn around time was great. Just be aware that they have a $3.00 minimum for charge cards so bring in cash to get a small order printed. Based on my visit today this will be my go-to printing shop in Bountiful.

Great service and product! When dropping off- Front Staff…read morewas so helpful and walked me through getting my files (not tech savvy) When picking up, staff helped make quick adjustments to product ( hole punch) that was a huge help and I forgot to ask for. Thank you !! Quick turn around despite a busy day . We made advent calendars for our primary .