Why does everything take so long? One person working the counter. No one answering the pickup…read morewindow. There was a chair by it so that earns the extra star. But it's middle of the day on a Monday and not lunchtime! You wonder why people hate the post office? I'd imagine they make more than $40/hr. and cannot even perform at a minimum wage speed. "Go ahead and take your 3 hour break, Violet."

I wouldn't send anything of value through the us post office. I recently had my birthday card open…read morestolen from and re taped. Point is it was a us postal service employee. Don't trust this place what so ever. They let the employees go through your mail and Rob what they want.

I come to this Post office every couple weeks to get mail. It's a good thing that I'm semi retired…read more The hours are M-F 8:30-5. It would be hard to come here if I had a regular job. I do like the surrounding area.

I've never had a bad experience here. The clerks are friendly and good at explaining the different…read moreshipping options. I like how all the available stamps are displayed on the wall so you can look at them while you are in line. There's a great variety of forever stamp options. If you want a particular stamp or a lot of stamps, it may be worth ordering online. I tried to get 200 postcard stamps and they had 110. What I appreciated however is that the woman helping me sold me every postcard stamp they had and recommended two other locations for finding the remaining stamps I needed. Once when I wanted a certain type of stamp, they sold me their last one that was in the display case instead of saying "we don't have that". I thought that was cool of them to do. I wish they were open longer and had a 24/7 postage kiosk but overall this is a good post office.

The mail carriers seldom pick up our outgoing mail only if they have to leave something. They can,…read moret even ck as they go by. My mail is important. I live in a LG community for many yrs and they seem to be getting lazier each yr. I hear this from everyone. Not right.

Just a quiet little post office situated in the city of Gladstone. Not a lot more to say about it,…read morethere's a few PO boxes, and generally not too much of a line.

I went in with my income taxes all sealed up, return label, I needed to send them certified, return…read morereceipt. I've had so much trouble with the rudeness of this particular branch that I avoid going to the counter at all times. I only use the kiosk. There is a employee there named Paul who thinks he runs the place and is incredibly snotty, rude, condescending, and basically just a know at all. I've had encounters with him before. I made a complaint and talked to some gal at that Branch over the phone, and then I reached out to operations management which Jessica provided me with the email. After I told him my story he never ever ever responded. This is our postal service at work, you got to employee who most likely runs customers away, and an operations manager who doesn't return emails. This is why nobody wants to use USPS, they would rather use UPS and FedEx who are in my experience over the years the friendliest nicest people you could ever work with. Avoid LO.post office if you can

This was my first visit to the Lake Oswego Post Office…read more While there was a fairly long line when I entered, I was impressed with how quickly the team at the post office managed the line quickly, with a smile and expertise. My turn came quick and I was created with a smile and a very helpful individual. This may become my preferred post office going forward not only for the convenience of Location to home, but because of the service level, efficiency and smile!

Not the best post office ever. To be fair, it has more than 6 parking spots, more like 12. Or…read moreeven 20. And you can park on the street for 15 minutes. But the place is small, dark, and dank. I hate that when there is a line, which is most of the time, people have to hold open the door between the cashiers and the rest of the P.O., and people have to squeeze by them to get out. Why not make a wider entrance? Would it really kill them to remodel? The ONLY saving grace is the automated postal center (APC) usually works and most people there don't know how to use it, meaning I can sneak in, buy my stamps or mail my package, and run out quickly. The people working there are no nicer or meaner than any other government employee. We all have good days and bad days. Did you know that if somebody dies and you present his or her DD-214 showing discharge from the military you can pick up a free full size American flag at the post office to be placed on the casket or in the columbarium, or for you to keep? Just one more thing the post office can do for you. As you leave and are turning back on to 82nd, there is a beautiful view of Mt. Hood. Check it out. And be careful, people drive really fast on 82nd and it's easy to get creamed.

Rude, rude, rude. Bossy, humiliating, unprofessional…read more Clerk had his sweet time chit chatting with a customer before when my turn came he couldn't wait a 15 seconds while I am using the huge sharpie to scratch the previous paper. Refused to serve me and was pointing to the door because I stick to myself.

Consistently fail to deliver packages and are actively rude to you when you try to retrieve it…read more There favorite thing to do is say "Receptacle full, notice left" and then you check your box and it's empty, with no note telling you where your package is. Incompetent and have no business in the postal service.

Had a package that was never attempted to be delivered, and no notice. It was to be redelivered,…read morebut it never showed up. Went here to this location to see if it was there, and luckily it was. I have never encountered such a rude employee, the woman with the shoulder length hair was blatantly ignoring me when I was calmly asking what to do next or how to file a claim after she grabbed my package. My package had a sentimental item in it that had spoiled and was stinking up the whole room, I don't know how no one even noticed or bothered. Frustrating no one remotely cares.

This location is the BEST post office around! We have amazing long term staff that are always…read morecalm, cool and collected. They provide excellent customer service and are helpful and creative with alternative shipping solutions. USPS is almost always less expensive than other shipping companies. I'm grateful they are in our neighborhood!

Rae was so helpful, kind and conversational. She was very understanding and I loved the jazz music…read moreplaying! You can tell that she really cares about customer experience and ensuring that everyone's needs are met!

Such great post office. I cant speak for the old post office, as it was closed by the time I moved…read morehere. But, I have been very happy with this location. Hardly ever a line, and if there is, it moves fast. The people that work here are very friendly and patient. Seems to be well run for a post office. Highly recommended

One of the top trending topics in West Linn the past year was the closure of our local post office…read morein the Central Village area. While to many it may seem an outmoded form of communication, boy do you miss this service when it is gone. Suddenly a quick trip while on a grocery run became more of an ordeal trekking to Oregon City. Not only the distance, but that is a very busy location in the best of times. Last month, the post office opened at this new location on the hill in the Cascade Summit shopping center. It is enormous compared to its predecessor and painted in bright orange and blue hues and everything is spacious. In the old post office, you could barely fit three customers inside (pre-COVID). One thing to get used to is the drive-up/drop-off mailbox which is in the parking lot, not connected to the building. While they offer all of the standard and expected services, it does not appear that they are passport processing center yet. While they have standard business hours in the lobby, there appears to be 24 hour access to mailboxes. Although there was a lot of drama associated with the closure of the old location and selection of this new location, I am very happy to have a post office up and running in town.

We were having an issue with our mail delivery and had to pick it up here. The staff was friendly…read moreand helpful. It's not really suited for a customer-facing exchange, so don't plan to buy stamps or get assistance with postage. This is strictly for pickup and drop off.

This location is for picking up registered mail this is not a retail post office location!!…read more According to their website this is a United States postal service delivery carrier unit. It is a distribution facility and the main location where mail for our neighborhood is delivered and then picked up by our awesome mailman Ben for delivery to our house. I received a registered mail notification and went to this location to pick up my registered mail. The woman who helped me was prompt, courteous and friendly. And we got to see Ben for the second time that day! If you need a PO Box I hear this is a great location for post office boxes!