Amazing staff, good customer service , great location, I was in and out. Keep up the good work, you…read morehave my business.

This particular branch of the post office on MLK Drive in Milwaukee has really sweet people working…read morethere, I've always gotten great customer service and there aren't usually long lines. Very nice workers

This is not your typical full Service post office. They…read morekeep plenty of people employed sorting and organizing. The parking lot is always half filled mostly employees. I can change address here, pickup signature parcels and drop off mail but no stamps here. If you need more service go to the main post office on Brown deer rd. It's only 1.1 miles north of here. Service 3 limited but friendly Location 5 close enough to see from my backyard Value 4 you get what your taxes pay for. So I try to use them when I can. 29/2018

This is why usps is not profitable. I have ordered this product multiple times and it was…read moredelivered by UPS, Amazon, and FedEx with no issues. DO YOUR JOB! UPDATE: USPS delivered the package later in the day. I understand that there can be miscommunication issues between Amazon and USPS. Thanks USPS for delivering my package.

As U.S. post offices go, the service here is AOK. Though I've seldom seen more than one clerk…read moreserving customers at a time, I have found the clerk's here friendly, efficient and very willing to help, unlike some other P.O.'s I've spent time at; especially in Los Angeles where the service is just plain awful. The downside to this location is it is in a very "sketchy" part of Vliet St. and the parking is difficult; only a few spaces open for parking in front of the building.

Best post office service EVER, but one major issue:…read more Unlike most post offices, they don't put out packaging envelopes for use, you have to go to the counter and buy them, which means I have to get in line twice, which is time consuming. I send out things for EBay, so this is a big deal to me.

Date of visit: March 25, 2026…read more I don't spend a ton of time in Menomonee Falls these days but I was surprised to see that the old site off of Shady Lane was no longer and instead had moved to this new location further south on Appleton Avenue. I already had postage on my items so all I needed to do was find the drop box next to the self-service kiosk and thankfully skip the lines, and my mission was accomplished with ease. Really the only downfall here is the parking lot, which is a bit small and confusing; the entrance and exit are both one way but look like they could be two- way and those that went in and are exiting may get caught up in traffic that is just stopping to use the curbside letter drop. I would avoid this location in the days leading up to tax day, it could get real clustery real quick!

I went in today to get a replacement Title for my Jeep and I was in and out in less than 10 minutes…read moreand the ladies were very nice.

Where to start. First, to get a license, you can fill out an app online and bring the ecopy (to…read morescan the code) to save time and paper. That is absolutely awesome and unfortunately where it ends. The page said the realtime wait time was just 6 minutes - yes 6 minutes - but I stood in line over 20 minutes just to get to the front desk. Needless to say, their "paperless" is a load of crap, as you must have a PAPER copy of proof of residence. Yes, it is 2018 and not 1956, so my lease and all of my utilities are paperless, and they would NOT accept an ecopy, and would not allow me to print (they told me they "can't print here", even though there is a printer 3 feet away on their desktop. I left, ran home and grabbed the ONLY paper I have with proof of residence - my USPS confirmation of mail forwarding - and returned. I arrived right at 12:00 at the door (I'm literally less than 10 minutes away) and the lot was almost empty and the door locked. Yes, they claim to be open until 12. What a friggin waste of a beautiful Saturday morning. Government incompetence at its finest.

I feel like everyone knows the dmv isn't the most fun place to visit. This one lives up to the…read moretypical standards, long & slow lines, staff that isn't exactly friendly, and other visitors that just weren't happy to be there. I went recently to get a "real ID" ahead of some upcoming trips, as airports now require it. I was sure to check online prior to make sure I had everything required, which includes a birth certificate, my marriage certificate for proof of name change, my current drivers license, and two proofs of address. Mind you, if you don't have the things, you will be turned away. Oh and proof of address needs to be something like an energy bill & mortgage statement. I filled out an application upon arrival, waited in line, had my photos taken, and then waited for my number to be called. It was a fairly seamless process, because I had all that was needed, and only cost $14 which really surprised me. All in all, be very prepared with what you're coming for. Multiple people were (rudely) turned away during my visit and no one really wants to have to make more than one trip here.

I can't give the service an honest review, because what I needed to accomplish (transferring title)…read morecannot be done at this location. On their website, it appears to be an option for this location. Come to find out once I arrived in person that they cannot help with titling in any way. Parking is available only as paid street parking, so I spent $2.50 to walk in the rain to not be able to do what I needed to. Heads up, the entrance is really on James Lovell St, even though the address says N 6th. The 6th street entrance was closed off. Frustrating experience.

If it was up to me, we'd spend WAY more time here. Let me explain - I am a person who discards…read morethings that are no longer useful. I am not a "saver". I am married to a saver, a wonderful, kind gentleman who, in fact, has moved a box containing old-ass Netflix return envelopes from one residence to another. I digress... If you're a City of Milwaukee resident, or you have a buddy with a MKE address the facility is FREE to use. We were long time Tosa residents and were used to paying something for every trip to dump crap off (I think it is $5 per trip or something). That's a big savings if you're moving like we are and need to get rid of general junk, yard waste, cardboard, old furniture, etc. You DO have to pay if you're dumping "construction waste" - stuff like wood or drywall waste. That's $20 per load and meant to discourage small contractors from filling up the dumpsters. I get it, but it would be nice if there were some provision for the homeowner with a light load. The people that work here are really nice - they happily direct you to the right place. For a dump, it's pretty clean too, even on busy days. There are enough bays that we've never had to wait - it's a painless process overall. So if you've got a bunch of crap laying around, check this place out - hopefully you'll see me getting rid of clutter!

Ever since my husband and I have decided to take the step towards selling our house, we have made…read moreseveral trips here. We were able to bring a lot of random things here and they let us in. we had computers, tires, carpet squares and some other things. One time we had a tire so we had to pay $20 to dispose of it - I am assuming it was for disposal....which was fine. The employees that we encountered had all been very pleasant. We will be back with our garbage needs.

I had a really disappointing experience at this DMV location. The woman working at the front desk…read morewas extremely disrespectful from the moment I walked in. Instead of offering basic customer service, she spoke to me with an attitude, cut me off while I was asking questions, and made me feel like I was an inconvenience just for being there. There's absolutely no reason for anyone to be treated that way, especially in a public service setting. I left feeling frustrated and unheard. The DMV really needs to address the way some of their staff speak to peopleeveryone deserves respect, no matter how busy the day is.

One of the pretty standard jokes about painful places that no one wants to go to includes the…read moreWisconsin Department of Transportation, Division of Motor Vehicles. I recently had to the DMV Service Center for a title/license plate transfer and like most people, I dreaded going in there. Years ago, I worked in the automobile business and the DMV was about the last place I ever wanted to visit, but had to as part of the job. In the old days, you had to stand in a serpentine line and get a number, like a supermarket delicatessen or bakery. You got a ticket for #85 and you looked at the red LED sign that said, "Now serving 52" or some other number eliciting a load groan. You'd find a chair and enjoy the ambience that could best be described as Early American Prison Mess Hall. When you did get up to the window, you might encounter a reasonably nice person or a transferred prison guard, or at least, someone with that "rules are rules" attitude. If you didn't properly dot your Ts and cross your I's, you got sent back to the chairs to get the form right. Not unlike a high school history exam. No longer! You still have to stand in line to get a number. Nowadays, you get a number that has a letter preceding it. The letters are a code for your visit's purpose. Today it was C for drivers license and I was for title and license plates. You can't tell where you are in the queue because the I and C numbers are very different. Numbers are called by a disembodied, but pleasant, computer voice that are also displayed on large video monitors on either end of the hall. People are still taken in order, first come first served, but the decor has changed from Battleship Gray and tan to bright colors and decent lighting. And the chairs are reasonably comfortable. The window operators today are there to help, and work with you to make sure everything is correct - at least, that's the kind of operator I've met here in the last few years. When I had my drivers license renewed a few years ago, the photographer (button pusher, actually) made sure I was actually smiling in the photo. Some of the tricks to avoiding long lines include getting there early, like right when the doors open. Download proper forms from the Wisconsin DOT website and get them filled out in advance. Have all your ducks in a row, and try to go on Tuesday-Thursday, in the middle of the month. Mondays are miserable days to go because everyone else does. The week before the end of the month is awful because procrastinators are trying to get renewal stickers. Or mail it to Madison. But sometimes, ya just gotta go to the counter. This one is one of the better ones.