In the event that you need to send something via USPS, I would definitely go here and drop it off…read moreversus going to an actual USPS location. Everyone that works here is extremely nice and knowledgeable. They also seem like they enjoy being there and are dedicated to helping the public. You can park right in front and you are typically in and out of there and under five minutes. Definitely recommend making a stop so you can avoid the frustrations of the Postal Service.

Professional, and courteous. Love having this little business in the neighborhood. This will now be…read moremy go-to postal, and notary spot

CONSUMER BEWARE I…read moreused Postal Zone to occasionally forward packages to an out of state address. I signed up for Postal Zone's mail forwarding services via AnytimeMailbox.com. Apparently certain employees at the Postal Zone do not know how to use the mail forwarding software because they make mistakes and they put a CRAZY profit markup on simple mail forwarding services. On my end, I am asked if there are any special directions that I want Postal Zone to take note of. I notated my account to reflect that ALL packages are to be mailed via USPS Priority Mail. They did this correctly the first time, but then it was downhill from there. My most recent package was forwarded via USPS Ground...which takes a very long time for me to receive. I tried calling Postal Zone, after my 3rd call...someone finally answered. I pointed out their error, but they would not admit mistake and claimed that their software doesn't have my Priority Mail notes on they end. I pointed out that they had been following my notes and forwarding packages via Priority Mail, but the guy I spoke to would not even acknowledge this statement (despited there is a digital log on my previous shipment from them). Even the mail forwarding software company, AnytimeMailbox.com, got involved and called them to show them how to view my notes (they could see them too), but the Postal Zone employee told the software people that they were wrong and there are no notes. And.. Businesses like Postal Zone get discounted shipping rates, they don't pay retail. However, the Postal Zone more than doubles the retail cost of shipping for USPS Priority Mail (keep in mind that the USPS provides the envelopes for free). The literally put my package into a USPS flat rate envelope (less than 2 minutes to do). In summary, they may have good in-person customer service, but I would not use them for mail forwarding.

I've gone here several times for various things as it is in the neighborhood, but it is painful…read moreeach time. Staff is very abrupt and project an attitude of being inconvenienced to see to any customers. I was psyching myself up to go in today for need of a notary, but was told the notary was not there today. This contradicts their signage and website saying they're available Monday - Saturday.

great service and very nice guy recommend this store!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

THIS IS A POST OFFICE and it is so close to me!!! I am very happy to discover this place out…read morebecause usually if I wanna mail something off I always drive all the way over to the Almeda Mall area and even though the drive isn't that much of a drag. It's still pretty far considering all of the lights I pass when getting to my destination. It is right next to Food Town, and even though it may look small from the outside looks are very deceiving because it fooled me I thought it was going to be a tiny building, but instead it was really big on the inside. The staff is one guy; he is very nice and friendly. He didn't charge me anything to tape up my package (for Chegg), and he gave me the best options to send my gift packages off. He also allows you to see the information that he is putting in, so if what you are saying he doesn't understand your accent. You can see if he is spelling the location right. Yesterday, I went in and I was telling him the location I wanted to send my package and since the guy was hard of hearing he couldn't understand what I was saying, and I was saying it loud. So, he showed me the screen and I just corrected him. The one on Almeda isn't like that; you either have to write it out or if they understand the computer app will verify it. Also, they sell Stamps, small boxes, you can do notary, and mailing here too! They don't just ship local, but all over the US, and countries too! But, this place doesn't have any public restrooms (though Food Town does), and they also sell local pure honey from Santa Fe, TX. I thought that was cool!

Excellent location if you live in the downtown area. The hours are quite peculiar, so before…read morevisiting be sure to check. They are also closed for a student during lunch because there is only one worker. Always fast and family service though! It is located on Fannin Street

This lil booth is tucked away behind the elevator bank in 2 Houston Center. The entire station is…read moreprobably no bigger than my work cubicle and is staffed by one employee who makes things snappy and quick. You're heavily encouraged to use the lounge area right next to where the line starts to fill out your forms ahead of time and you will be charged for extra tape. Be sure to note the lunch break and 4 PM closing time as the USPS website will give you a generic 10AM-5PM. For being a one-man team, this spot does a good job. I got there right at 11:30 and shortly thereafter a line of 5 people built up so try to come early or right after his lunch break is over.