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18 years ago
I can expect quite a swift transaction whenever I go here, with friendly staff who just get the job done. I've never had any problems. They do sell a wide range of stationary too, including unusual items. read more
118 Pitshanger Lane
Ealing
London W5 1QP
United Kingdom
0845 722 3344
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I honestly believe that the only reason this place is in business is because it is a post office…read moreand their are limited alternatives. The ladies that work here look offended at having to do the job of interacting with people and taking packages.
I dread having to use this post office. The women that work there are far more interested in…read morechatting to their friends than serving customers. Something they make you feel is a huge inconvenience. There are very few other options in the area but I would definitely suggest going somewhere else if at all possible.
My Name is Kandiah Nithianandarajah and my wife is Krishnakumari Nithianandarajah. We both are 74…read moreYears old. Went to Kensington High street Post office to renew our expired passport today 10am 10/07/24. We were served by a gentileman (name Badge was Harinder). Harinder considered our age and explained the cons and pros of the application system and chose the safest system to apply and receive. He was very knowledeable in that field. He also advised us not to travel with out a travel insurance, and to my wife about a life insurance for six pounds. We were very happy with the service. Now a days Super market to Hospitals are considering people as consumers. This gentleman treated us as a friend advised for our welfare. Thank you Harinder.
This is a large Post Office on the junction of Kensington High Street and the top end of Earl's…read moreCourt Road, opposite the south entrance to Holland Park. It's spacious, clean and bright, with a reasonably sized sales area selling stationery items - the queue goes through it, so you can browse while you are waiting. Service is pretty reasonable - the queues here don't seem too bad, and move fairly quickly, and the staff are generally friendly. Christmas is the exception though, when you may have to wait 15 minutes. It's always better first thing in the morning. Services include everything you'd expect from a large branch - Royal Mail, Licences, Bureau de Change, Insurance and various other offers from the Post Office (though these are mostly available online too). There's a bus stop just outside with a wide range of services.
The Post Office at Northolt is set back from The Mandaville Road. This is a main Post Office with…read moreits own sorting centre. There is a service road in front of the building with a number of free parking spaces. However, it's not always possible to park there. This particular branch gets very busy. It seems to be used by small businesses for cashing up their takings and there seems to be several people that sell huge volumes on Ebay. This Post Office can issue Car Tax Discs so it's best to avoid at the end of the month. This Post Office only has a small selection of stationary in store.
Good post office, can get every service availble here. I wish they increase their weekend opening…read morehours.
posted item at the counter on the 19/01/2024 and the tracking tells me it…read moreis still there but when you go and check it you just got no help from them this is not the first time it as happened so how do they get this job and are they checked out to be trusted I don't think so say away from them for posting any think
After years of crappy service, they have finally bottomed out. I went there around lunchtime and…read morethere was only one person at the counter. It was log-jammed and nothing was moving. Never mind they had TWO guys selling money (exchange) and TWO guys selling biscuits and chocolate. Only one broken person selling post office. So I complained. They asked me not to come back. Why would I come back? To buy some overpriced biscuits? F*** off post office. When did you become so utterly s***?
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Tight and crowded layout in this store, but the staff are fantastic and take care of my business…read morereally quickly. One of the best branches I use.
Badrul helped me with currencies. Fantastic customer service.read more
The Great Portland Street Post Office is one of the surprisingly few Post Offices I found during my…read moretime in London, as stated in the name, it is located on Great Portland Street in West London. This branch is located in quite an old building, like a good number of Post Offices are, the only entrance is up a few steps, which is even used to transport mail in and out as the store does not have a ramp, it has a wheelchair button for access, however, this didn't appear to be working on my visit. The store inside seemed a bit messy and other than having one or two self-service machines, the queuing system wasn't handled fairly well. The staff situation was a little weird, they seemed kind yet unhelpful, perhaps this was an issue with their training which was a shame. For the main reasons of access, overall feel etc, I sadly feel this Post Office branch really lets the whole Post Office brand down as a whole, and sadly deserves a single one-star rating.
My favourite post office…read more The staff are courteous and polite, very helpful. Never had any problems.
This Post Office is almost immune from closure, because the Eltham Post Office is also their…read moresorting office. I go to this Post Office to collect any parcels or recorded delivery items that the Postman could not deliver to me. The staff in this Post Office are fine. Some of the postmen staff do their job fine too. I have never had any problems when I have come to collect my items. They sell lots of stationery in the Post Office, a lot more than you would find in other Post Offices, so I have found it handy if I need any last minute writing pads!
Well I learned about queuing up to take a number. Staff seem very nice and helpful (not used to…read morethat at my local post office). This post office sells greeting and birthday cards. (I bought a few funny ones) I'm not sure if all the post offices sell greeting cards but this one had a decent selection.
Jacob at the Paddington branch Praed street, is honestly the best customer service representative I…read morehave seen. He has an amazing work ethic, always multitasking and going above and beyond for every customer. When he is not in on a particular day his presence is missed. He honestly needs to be given a promotion and his hard work and dedication acknowledged. Please ensure this message is passed in to Jacob as he makes every trip to my local branch a pleasure.
At the Camden Town Post Office, Vishva provided great and excellent customer service at all times…read more Vishva is the best employee at the Camden Town Post Office successfully.
This post office is very conveniently located which has the bonus of being easy to get to but the…read moredraw back of always being really busy. If you're lucky you only have to queue up for ten minutes but generally if you go at a convenient time (lunch time or after work) you're looking at a queue that goes out of the door and a wait of at least half an hour. When you finally get to the counter you may be lucky enough to get a friendly face and helpful person but you're just as likely to get someone surly and unhelpful. If you're just getting stamps then there is a seperate place to buy them and there is also a seperate queue if you want something travel related. It's not a bad post office when you consider how many people go in there every day but if I have a choice of going to that one or another one I will generally pick another one.
The guy is a bit of look down on Asian woman, had few experience of feel bad after post a letter…read morethere. Also they are trying you to spend as much as possible there. when its oversea letter, its normally register automatically, certainly they are always encourage you to post register letter and saying most of oversea letter will be lost if don't. Another time i post letter to HSBC with Freepost address, they refuse to post unless I have HSBC Freepost registration number. or I have to pay for this letter. I would go somewhere else if i have other choice.
Small queues usually which is good. Sometimes the staff are okay but on occasions have found them a…read morebit whingy. No automated machines. Preferable to the depressing post office just off the Kilburn High Road
This is a post office/pharmacy. Its really well stocked, but the staff can often be a bit slow and…read morefor envelopes and general postage stuff it can be quite expensive. In terms of its pharmacy ability, it dispenses prescriptions fairly quickly and has a range of your avergae cold/flu medicine so you cant fault it really.
I am a regular in this post office. The staff is really not nice, but Im used to it by now. Today I…read morehad a small parcel to post and it was stapled on the top 3 times. Regular small staples. The cashier told me that it is against health and safety and they are dangerous as they can cut people. Understandable, I thought, and she suggested to sellotape over. I agreed and asked for sellotape as I needed a 2inch long piece only. She refused to give me, and pointed at the shelf where they sell them. Obviously overpriced (£3). So I went to a local shop got sellotape for a £, and went back to the end of the queue. After I was finally served and received the receipt, the man who served me this time casually STAPLED the two receipt together....... now I hope I wont cut a vein with that dangerous receipt... lol hope you go out of business..
This isnt a bad post office. Its set inside another shop which has computers and printers people…read morecan use, a little like an internet cafe, but it does mean that there are often young people shouting and making noise in there, particularly after abou 4pm. The staff are fairly friendly but its often got queues to contend with and not a lot of room. Its a post office I would use if I couldnt get to another local one.