One person working the week before Christmas at 10:30 AM. Long line. People with many packages just…read morewaiting.

The Mail woman who are working in the zip code 44109-2715 is not a good worker , she left my mails…read morein others address and i loss many packages , please change this person ,,

The best thing about this Post Office is the super convenient downtown location, right inside the…read morePublic Square entrance to the Terminal Tower. It is a popular spot and one of only a few downtown locations which means that lines can be long. Also, this Post Office lacks the self service kiosk found in many locations -- so anything from buying a stamp to a more complicated transaction will require waiting in line. One funky thing about this post office is the hours. Posted hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, except for Wednesday. For some reason Wednesday gets an early closing time of 12:00 PM (yet it was open today around 2:00 PM...) I have never received particularly bad or wonderful service here, but love that it is available for those times I need to scramble for an actual staffed Post Office in downtown.

This review is not for the friendly and always nice staff. This review is for the issue I had when…read moremailing something from this location. I've worked and dealt with most of the people that work here and while not the fastest and maybe they choose to take lunch during the busiest time of day leaving one postal worker....they are always friendly. Last Christmas I mailed something to NYC w specific instructions and paid extra. Package never got there. Was lost for good. While I used an Amex card to purchase this gift.....usps wasn't exactly the easiest to deal with when it came to my claim. I specifically asked and paid signature required upon delivery and whoever delivered it just left it on a doorstop outside in Manhattan. Thank goodness I kept my receipt showing I paid for signatures or I would've had to eat the cost. USPS said it was never entered as signature required so I can only think whoever checked my outgoing package charged me but never entered it in as such. Anyway, nice people...not so nice location. Place is actually the size of an outhouse.

This is a nice, quiet little post office in a VERY bad part of Cleveland. I mean, really bad! But I…read morewas in the area, driving by, and was in a desperate need of stamps, so I parked in the small parking lot to the side, locked my doors, and went in. Upon going in, I was surprised at how clean it was. It was also well-stocked, although not with stamps. They only had SpongeBob and Bruce Lee stamps for sale that day. Of course, I chose Bruce Lee. There was only two other people inside and one person working at the counter. I hope that they have more working during busier hours. I paid my $15 bucks for my stamps and left. I was in and out in just a few minutes. However, I recommend making a different post office your regular one if you live in Cleveland because this area is, no joke, very bad.

What would we do without our United States post office? I think it would be a travesty if we didn't…read morehave this service. I realize we live in a digital world, but still depend on the post office for basic mailing and shipping needs. They're always friendly and speedy.

Post office with post office services attached. Staff do their job and things keep going. I was…read morethere today and wondered if this place has a yelp listing. lol and here it is.

Edward, the guy who works up front - interacts with customers in a completely unprofessional and…read morerude manner. Not sure how he still works here.

Update; the best Saturday bartender got fired. There's a new one who can't even figure out the…read moreregister and turns the music down with no regard for patron's money. She was cranky and unfriendly. I will not return on Saturday. I'm not a member but I know a member so I get in. I guess you'd consider this a hole in the wall or dive bar because the drinks are so cheap (cash only) but it's not dirty and it's not a dive. It's just a great little local bar to have some drinks and shoot the shit with real people. You don't have to dress up or feel out of place when you come here. The bartenders are down to earth and the regulars are friendly.

I think you need someone to vouch for you to become a member. If you can earn your stripes and…read moreprove your worth, that should not be a problem. I am also half blood of Pole. Unfortunately, I have been pushed from the Tremont neighborhood, like many before me. It took this action for me to take action and become a member. This place has dethroned Tick Tock as my favorite bar. If you know a member of the Post, have them take you in, sign the guest book and check it out. Social memberships are very cheap. This is the premier place in Tremont. Forget Edisons, Flying Monkey and Treehouse. Who wants to hang out with people like that? I only go to the above mentioned places with the intent to meet women. Here, I come to get away from the annoyances of life.

I remember the first time I visited Cleveland, about thirty years ago. I was NOT impressed…read more Visiting here made me feel depressed, like I was in a slowly deteriorating city with political leaders who lacked the motivation to keep this historic city beautiful, like the real gem that it is. However, I have also had several opportunities to visit this city over these last thirty years and I have seen great improvements since that time. One of the small efforts to beautify this city came with the decision to add several "Cleveland" script signs at various locations around the city, like here in the Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland. I have visited a few of the Cleveland script signs, and this one here in Tremont is my favorite so far. It is located in a beautiful little neighborhood, within an area that almost feels like a small park. Even though it's in a beautiful little neighborhood, it is close enough to the heart of the city to provide visitors with a breathtaking view of the Cleveland skyline, along with several beautifully constructed historic bridges within view. To add to how pleasant this location is, there are also railroad tracks nearby, where one can occasionally see a powerful train pass by. Still further, there is also a nicely constructed walkway through this area where folks can take a nice stroll while enjoying the view. The Cleveland script sign here in Tremont is easy to get to, located just south of the Cuyahoga River, with nearby exits from both directions of the Interstate 90 freeway. There is also a nice, clean and safe place to park within walking distance that is open daily, from 6am until 11pm. This parking area has several parking spots, most of which are under the I-90 overpass, and parking is free. If you happen to be visiting the Cleveland area, I would highly recommend that you stop by this location for a quick visit. It's a great place to take in a breathtaking view of this beautiful city, and of course, to snap that selfie of your visit to Cleveland.

For downtown, it's as clean as could be. It still smells like urine. But this spot has a great view…read moreof downtown and the sign and surrounding area are clean. There's free parking just on the other side of the bridge and the sign on the gate says it closes by 11pm.

I am spoiled by living in Columbus with our well-funded library system, so the limited hours and…read moreSunday closures in Cleveland always surprise me. That's beyond the scope of this review, though. I stopped into the library to see the opening of the exhibit commemorating the tenth anniversary of the Cavs' NBA Championship. I left after a four hour visit that included: -an escape room with a magnet as the prize -a scavenger hunt with a free t-shirt at the end -seeing the exhibit (which also included the Calder cup!) -meeting two artists who did artwork for the exhibit and getting autographed posters from one -sending unlimited free postcards of the library, the exhibit, and Cleveland -multiple coloring sessions and word searches -a free lunch from a taco truck (there was also cheesesteak and egg roll options) -watching people make me a button, tote bag, key chain, sticker, and coasters -making a stress ball -decorating a cookie and also getting a cupcake to bring home -meeting moondog -seeing tons of stuff, including a chess set of salt and pepper shakers, menus from the original stouffers, and the Superman pajamas I had as a kid in the library's regular exhibits I'm sure I'm forgetting something. Anyway, they know how to throw a party.

We took a short walk between films at the film festival to see the Superman exhibit at the…read moreCleveland Public Library. It had been many years since my last visit. I had forgotten how grand the library is. It is definitely a hidden gem. CPL is worth a visit for any visitor and local. The Superman exhibit was small but had many items of interest. The staff was very helpful in guiding us around the building. I really enjoyed the special collections that included menus from old Cleveland restaurants. As we walked around we spoke to staff. They were all very friendly. If you are going for reading material the CPL collection seemed enormous.

While roadtripping across the U.S. with my son, we stopped in Cleveland for a night. I guess my…read moreson isn't a huge music buff because I couldn't convince him to go to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but he was super pumped to tour a WWII era submarine. And it absolutely lived up to his hopes and dreams. Free parking. $18 for adults and $10 for kids grades k-12. It's a Gato-class submarine, on the smaller side as these things go, commissioned in 1943 and served seven war patrols in the Pacific. The only downside is it isn't exactly ADA compliant. If you can make it down the hatch, it's a self guided tour with lots of signs posted everywhere and several buttons that have audio information as well. All of it is fascinating, especially the size of the kitchen that prepared food for a crew of 97. We really enjoyed this experience and would definitely recommend it to other history buffs.

Visiting Cleveland and this National historic landmark was on my to do list. This submarine served…read moreduring World War II. I was very impressed at the technology and craftsmanship of the submarine. I was taken back to an era that is long gone. My respect to all those sailors that served. Visiting is a must. - close to the airport - free parking - reasonable price for entry - open to visitors from May to November -self guided tour