Service has greatly improved. Thank you. Always friendly and helpful. Very nice to see all the…read moreimprovements and the great service.

If you are not prepared please step aside…read more If you come with a rude attitude please be prepared to get it back. If you need help - just ask. I love this method of handling business. You can't be in a rush and have no clue what you need. The small space is normally packed. Let the associates calm down the lines and they give you plenty of one on one personalized service. Then when you come back, you'll be one of those people that quickly gets through the line or laughs at the impatient people that want to rush and be rude. Lake Worth is ...interesting. So are the people that pop inside. You will learn the difference between personality and attitude here.

Wanted to give a big THANK YOU!!!!! to the short lady who helped me last night. I forgot to ask for…read moreher name! :(((( But she was supportive and so helpful when I told her my story. She even helped me pack the box and all!!!! Talk about woman to woman support! :)))) I needed the box to be quickly mailed out before the weekend so it can arrive on time. Even tho I arrived 10 mins before they closed she was able to make it happen for me (heaven sent). My sister will be so surprised when she receives her package today or tomorrow & sees all the wonderful stuff I sent her. :)))) Happy Birthday sis! Anyone needs a great post office this is your place. I would give it 20 stars if I could.

NOT recommended. New owners are rude, overpriced, disorganized, and greedy. After having a private…read moremailbox here for more than 10 years, the new owners are telling us that they are implementing a new policy that only a total of 3 people or entities are allowed to receive mail to the same address. He says that because my elderly father and my trust receive mail, now my wife can't get mail and my 8 & 10 year old children are no longer allowed to receive birthday cards from their grandparents unless we buy an additional box at over $450 per year! (Even though my children are formally registered with USPS to receive mail here.) While in absolute shock, with my chin on the floor, he tells me that if I don't like it, I can take my business elsewhere. Meanwhile, since they took over, mail and packages are constantly lost or given to the wrong person, they regularly close early leaving customers and delivery drivers standing outside, and they jacked up the prices more than double. All the regulars who have been doing business here for decades truly miss Cindy.

Service was fast and friendly. Able to accommodate all my shipping needs at a great price. Also…read moredoes notary services!

I genuinely hate returning online orders because I hate the process of shipping them back, but I…read morejust went in dropped off my package to such a friendLily and helpful clerk and it was awesom. no line or fuss. I will only be going here from now on

Twice as expensive to use this shipping store then UPS or even USPS! In addition, the customer…read moreservice is non-existent, both times we were in there the woman behind the counter was rude unprofessional and unhelpful. We will use the tiny post office around the corner from now on.

I haven't been here in ages, but the ups I liked the best closed this year, and I decided to try…read morethis downtown store again. In the past, I found parking difficult, as there is a tiny lot adjacent to the building. This time, I came very early in the morning, and there was only 1 other car in the tiny lot next to the ups. The store was completely empty when I entered, and an employee immediately asked me for help. Thank you! I used the amazon return station, which is so helpful and convenient.

I always have such a great experience at this UPS Store. The team is quick, efficient, and makes…read morereturns super easy every time. Nazia is especially amazing -- she somehow notices me the second I walk in, always says hello, and even takes a moment to give a compliment before I get to the counter. That kind of kindness and attention doesn't go unnoticed. Fast, friendly, and consistently excellent service. Highly recommend!

I came here to do a change of address verification. The line moved quickly and staff was very…read moreknowledgeable. They had plenty of parking and plenty of service depending on what you needed to ship out. I recommend coming by for your mailing needs!

All the employees are very efficient. They are friendly and patient with many of the customers who…read moreare not as tech savvy. It's a fast and easy way of getting your shipping done without having to go to the post office. They also offer many other services such as passport photos and letters to Santa.

I stopped by this Mail Stop looking for help wrapping a gift, and I couldn't be happier with the…read moreservice I received. The staff was incredibly welcoming, patient, and eager to help. They treated my gift as if it were their own, taking the time to make sure every detail was just right. The finished package looked fantastic--neat, professional, and gift-ready. What impressed me most was how willing they were to go the extra mile to ensure everything looked perfect. Their customer service was exceptional from start to finish. It's refreshing to find a business that combines professionalism with genuine kindness. If you're looking for a place that values its customers and takes pride in its work, this is it. Highly recommended, and I'll certainly be back for future shipping, business, and gift-wrapping needs!

If you would like to meet "a Karen", one works there. Make sure to wear a mask even though it's not…read morea requirement anymore. I am glad she let me leave my package on the table, and sent it when I left because you know I was very dangerous to people who actually wore mask. Don't get me wrong I am not against wearing a mask, do what you have to do, but don't be aggressive like miss "Karen."

Next to the picnic pavilion in Bryant Park in Lake Worth, you will find this historic marker which…read moreis part of the Florida Historical Marker Program. The Historical Marker Program is one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular and valued public history programs. It raises awareness of Florida's cultural history while enhancing the enjoyment of historic sites for residents and tourists. The blue historic markers tell the stories of the people and places that were important to Florida's history and they can be found in front of churches, schools, buildings, roads, archaeological sites, battlefields, cemeteries, and historically important sites like this one. Historic marker F-1143 was installed in 2020 by The Historical Society of Lake Worth, City of Lake Worth Beach. Before Lake Worth was incorporated it was known as Jewell thanks to Fannie James who with her husband Sam were the first African-American people to file claim for a homestead in the area. Fannie who was a former slave was the one who filled out a lengthy form, asking the First Assistant Postmaster General in Washington, D.C., to approve a new post office on the western shore of Lake Worth in what was Dade County. She had to choose a name and after considering several finally decided on Jewell, perhaps because the couple had received the nickname, the black diamonds from the white homesteaders in the area. On the form she declared the population to be 13. After the post office was approved in September 1889, Fannie became the postmistress for the next 14 years while also operating a dry-goods shop she and her husband ran on their 187-acre homestead built by Sam, a carpenter. At first mail was delivered by boat and then after the Florida East Coast Railway was completed between West Palm Beach and Miami, it came by train. In 1909, the northern part of Dade County became Palm Beach County. That same year Sam passed away at the age of 81. In 1910, Fannie sold the majority of her property to the Palm Beach Farms Company. She only kept the lot her house was on which was located within 100 feet of the current South Bryant Park Picnic Pavilion. On June 4, 1913, Jewell was incorporated as Lake Worth. Fannie passed away on May 6, 1915 at the age of 73 after she was struck by a car while driving her horse and buggy to West Palm Beach. Today Lake Worth has grown to a population of approximately 40,000 people. Although Fannie and Sam are long gone, their contributions to Lake Worth are remembered to this day and commemorated by this sign.