The staff here are so friendly - such a nice change from other post offices I've been to. It's…read moredecorated and feels welcoming inside. It's a smaller space, but has everything you need and I've always gotten in and out quickly so the line doesn't seem to build up from the times I've been. This is my preferred post office, mostly because the friendly employees make it such a breeze.

Everyone in this office is super friendly and helpful. They greet you with a smile, often a joke…read more They have always gone out of their way to offer me the most cost effective options for my overseas mail. Catherine is especially nice. Keep up the great work guys - we appreciate you. (I dont know why it says Ca on my profile - I AM in Odessa !!!)

No complaints with in-store service. Delivery on the other hand is a major issue. I believe they…read moreare purposely refusing to deliver MY mail. On the rare occasion the delivery driver stops at my residence, not only is the mail addressed to the previous tenant (now deceased), it's thrown on the ground. Such a joke.

Their in-store service is better than average, but good luck if you have a delivery problem and…read morewant to call them! The phone rings and rings until it times out. I'm particularly perturbed as a substitute mail carrier just said she couldn't deliver a package because we weren't home. Saw her drive by..... Also said she left an "undeliverable" note (somewhere). Delivery date of May 2, route on Lora Lane and Cypress Trail Drive if the post office cares.

I needed to copy very important papers. I found out I could do it at the library for 10c a page. I…read morecalled I said would someone be able to help me.theycsaud sure..im 79 I haven't done anything likecthis for years. JEANNE,I believe she's the actual Librarian..helped me thru the whole process. Im very thankful for her help. The Library is so IMPORTANT for the community in so many ways. Grateful always for years of going to the library. I hope nothing ever changes for the Library,we need them.​

I love libraries and they reminded why! I was given help choosing books…read more Also, helped me scan documents when my printer went on strike.

This is my home post office and I have yet to have a bad experience. I hope I'm not jinxing myself!…read moreEach time that I come, I get great service. When the line is long, I always get an apology when I get to the clerk and I get out within 15 minutes. Every person with whom I have interacted at this post office has been friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. If you are not sure which special stamps are in stock, you can always look at their display box by the line. It has all of the stamps available. Today I bought a sheet of lunar new year snake stamps and lunar new year horse stamps. They will be gifts to babies born in those years for the first birthday that they can write a thank you letter!

The staff had experienced a power outage and had to reboot their scales today. (causing a small…read morewait time) As about 6 customers waited in line patiently , there was a truly horrible, unkind, miserable woman who verbally attacked the staff because she had to wait. She even verbally attacked a young woman and her children. The staff handled her with grace and professionalism. We were all cringing at the abusive woman and I hope the staff had a much more positive day. They deserved a medal! Hopefully this isn't something they have to deal with on a daily basis. Kudos to the Palm Harbor Post office staff.

A lot of resources at this post office and friendly service! The staff were helpful and so nice. I…read morealso liked how it was open later than most post offices.

This is a fairly big post office that is clean and organized with friendly service. Depending on…read morethe time of day or time of year, it can be crowded. Recently, I went on a Thursday at 4PM with only 1 employee helping a customer and another customer in line in front of me. It was about 10-15 minutes before a 2nd employee helped the next person on line. I would rate it 3.5 stars, but rounded up because of the service and because I wasn't in a rush.

A well run and very nice local Post Office. The employees were friendly and helpful especially the…read moredesk staff. They welcomed everyone and moved everyone through in a timely manor.

Best post office in the county. The front staff is always incredibly helpful, and I've never had…read moreany trouble with my orders reaching their destinations.

The City of Tarpon Springs is a small city of about 25,000 people on Florida's west coast about 30…read moremiles northwest of Tampa. It is most well known for having the highest percentage of Greek-American citizens of any city in the United States. The area south of the river between the sponge docks and the Gulf of Mexico is a bayou as several waterways branch off the main river and which gives the city its unique look and quaint waterfront neighborhoods. While there are many new homes on the bayous, the city has established several historic districts within the city limits where you will see many well preserved old buildings. Tarpon Springs has done a great job of preserving many of its historic homes and businesses. Several of these sites in Tarpon Springs are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. These include the Old Tarpon Springs High School and the Old Tarpon Springs City Hall. The main north-south thoroughfare in Tarpon Springs is the Alternate US-19, known locally as Pinellas Avenue. The historic sponge dock area is a popular tourist attraction located along the Anclote River west of Pinellas Avenue. John Cheyney founded the first sponge business in Tarpon Springs in the 1880s. His success attracted sponge divers from Greece and it provided quite a few jobs for the local economy. The sponges were harvested off the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico using surface boats and long poles to bring up the sponges. In 1905 John Cocoris came to town and introduced sponge diving to the industry. This deep sea diving technique used a special suit and a diving helmet with air pumped in from a compressor on the boat. He brought in divers from Greece and the sponge industry soon became one of the biggest businesses in Florida and required more and more divers. Many of the original divers came from the Dodecanese Islands of Kalymnos, Symi and Halki. The street that runs along the sponge docks on the river is named Dodecanese Boulevard. The area along the sponge docks is an interesting tourist destination with hundreds of shops, bakeries, restaurants and other businesses with mostly Greek themes. There are museums, statues, plaques and other reminders of the area's unique history. Today the sponge docks is a working waterfront that's home to the remaining sponge boats and the large fleet of shrimpers. I came to Tarpon Springs to attend the epiphany celebration that takes place every year on January 6th. The celebration attracts thousands to the town to celebrate the the baptism of Jesus Christ in the water of the Jordan River 2000 years ago. While attending the cross diving ceremony you can also sample Greek food and participate in Greek customs. While the epiphany is a top draw every year, Tarpon Springs also has some wonderful attractions which includes the shops and restaurants of the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks, the beaches of Fred Howard Park, the Tarpon Springs Heritage Museum, St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Sunset Beach, Tarpon Springs Aquarium, Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art, Spongeorama Cruise Lines, Tarpon Springs Performing Arts Center, and the Tarpon Springs Farmers Market. My time in Tarpon Springs was not long enough to experience all it has to offer. This town may be small but you will never be bored.

You put TOILETS on the only parking for wounded veterans. Been this way for months now.read more