Kathy in the shipping area was extremely sweet and helpful!! She answered all my questions & gave…read moreme directions on where to print my shipping label. Give her a raise!!!

I had a very unfortunate interaction here with an employee named Tony…read more Tony was all smiles with the young lady in front of me, but when it was my turn I could literally, visibly see his attitude change. I guess my "How's it going!" Was too much for him. Tony then asks if I need a receipt. I say "Yeah I'll need the tracking number." Been in the post office a thousand times. Tony looks at me like I've got 3 heads and says, "...well the tracking number is on the receipt. So do you need a receipt?" And he said in a very specific tone. I'm not stupid. That and his derisive little laugh were enough to tell me this guy just wanted to be a prick. Everything about his demeanor was confrontational and petty. So at the end I get my receipt (you know, the thing with my tracking number) and I ask for his name. And I say, "Tony, your customer service could use some work." And "You take care now" loudly over my shoulder as I got on with the rest of my wonderful day. I hear him yelling things like "Don't fall down now" and "Don't get hit by a truck" as I'm walking out the door to the rest of my bullsh*t-free day. I just hope nothing happens to those packages because I will immediately blame Tony.

Can't say I agree with much of the not-so-good feedback on this post office. I've come here many of…read moretimes and have received nothing but helpful service. Somewhat slow and understaffed at times? Yes. But nonetheless they get the job done and millions of parcels where they need to go. On my most recent visit, I was sending off a holiday package to my husband's parents in the UK. You'd think by now I'd have figured out how to correctly write their foreign address, but somehow I always mess it up. That being said, the woman working the post office counter was most certainly friendly and helpful. Oh and not at all irritated with me even though I needed to correct it... three times (*insert palm-to-head emoji*). Bummer you can't track USPS packages to England for some reason, so here's to hoping it arrives! Convenient location, super easy parking. Count on me to return.

Quick, friendly service, and generally easy-access post office. Even if it's on an incline, the…read moresidewalks were clear of ice/snow. I didn't notice if they have a self-checkout machine for stamps and package postage, but the small lobby looked pretty well stocked with mailing materials.

Worst post office I've ever dealt with. Lazy incompetent, and trifling, lie about attempts to…read moredeliver when I, I'm home all day. Suppose to deliver today, sat outside for two hours in the hot ass sun. Package still not here. This was fifth or sixth time they've done this. If not here when they close definitely going d tomorrow morning. Doesn't take that much to ring a damn doorbell. Then when I do go there there, they don't say sorry or anything, I hate when Amazon uses them.

The staff here are friendly and efficient. Wait times are low and it's easy to get in and out.read more

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.

First things first! This post office is so very close to my apartment, my workplace, and my…read moretherapist's clinic. A huge win-win in my opinion. I rarely have much of a wait, if any, whenever I visit this post office. The postal workers are quick to help, efficient, and helpful. Unfortunately, not generally the experience I've had at other regional post offices. A few years ago, I used their passport service and it was a breeze. Did not take as long as I thought it would. Easy to schedule without a long wait for my appointment. Highly recommend making this post office regular stop when needed. I certainly have! Sidenote: I love the aesthetic of this small, local post office. Thankfully, the charm and original look of the building has been kept.

I've been to this post office many times to send back returns, buy postage stamps, get my passport…read morephoto taken, etc. Parking is easy and the postal workers are all friendly and helpful.

This is an excellent post office, and much better than UPS or FedEx as USPS is more careful with…read morepackages and documents. Since this one sits right on top of the airport, I like to drop off stuff here imagining it gets going faster but I don't actually know that this is the case. They are fast, polite and efficient here, plus you often get free entertainment in the short line wait as colorful crackpots are also frequent visitors.

5 stars for a Post Office?…read more I challenge you to find a better one. This place is open 24 / 7. You can ship every thing here from a bundt cake for your Aunt Emma in Poughkippsee to a set of sweet-ass 22s you sold on EBay to some sucker in Modesto. Need a PO Box so your mom doesn't find out about your magazine subscriptions? They can help you out. Need a passport for that once-in-a-lifetime Carnival Cruise you and the Mrs. have been saving up for for the pas 8 years? Bingo. Postal workers get a bad rap. The employees here have been nothing but kind, professional, and patient. If any one is going postal in here it's going to be me. Especially if you are that guy in front of me who is always shipping 15 different packages and needs to know the price for each one and how long it will take to get there. You get my drift. You can do all that shit online at home. USPS: A poor-man's FedEx. No one really needs that shit from Amazon by 10:30 the next day. Use the postal service. Save some bucks.

The two employees were just there gossiping and laughing among themselves. When they finally…read moredecided to attend to the line of customers, they were very rude. They speak rudely to the customers. They do their jobs poorly and then make customers pay more for the mistakes they themselves make. If you complain, they defend themselves by attacking customers and using bad language.

This little branch location is more than a little dingy and antiquated, but that's not the fault of…read morethe workers, that's our fault as voters and taxpayers. The workers here are nice, friendly, competent, efficient, and most are bilingual (Spanish, not French). Sometimes there's a line, but I never have to wait that long. The only problem with this location is, like really any post office branch, there are some customers who maybe shouldn't be out in public, at least not without their medication.

I wouldn't call this a dilapidated old building, I would call it a beautiful historic building…read more(tomatoes tomatoes). It's a product of the New Deal Department of Public Works. It was finished in 1939, the architecture is called Stripped Classical, the murals (Francis Foy) are lovely and artistically interesting. It's in the registry of historic places, deservedly. It's meant to be reminiscent of an ancient Greek temple. The workers here are great, but maybe not all of the customers so much. Nice selection of stamps, greeting cards, and packing supplies. What travels around the world and yet stays in one corner? A postage stamp!

OK, so the location is a bit shady... And the building…read moredoesn't look like a post office from across the street. I almost doubted google maps for bringing me here when I searched for the nearest post office. The building is old and raggedy, and the inside looks like it could really use some dusting. But, customer service was top notch for me. I don't usually expect good customer service at post offices. And no, this wasn't the kind of service with a friendly smile and how can I help you. It was more of a, "next! Do you need stamps?" kind of service. But I get that at every post office I've been to. So kind of expected. But, the lady working with me was very efficient, and helped me save some bucks by trying out a different box when I didn't ask for any of that. It was very kind. I respect that.

this post office is always empty and just feels a little weird. ONLY PACKAGES NOTHING ELSE and not…read moremuch help with that either. They do have mail box but the few times i went to get packages always empty and you have to wait for someone to come out. It goes really fast but the wait for someone to come out takes a while, NO CELL PHONE

In Obi-Wan Kenobi voice, "This is not the post office you're looking for..."…read more This thing is a "Carrier Annex." Which sounds rather ominous. There are a few mail boxes outside if you just need to drop off a stamped letter. But if you need anything other than that, you're out of luck. When you open the door to the lobby, there are just closed doors and signs that basically tell you that they have nothing for you there. It seems like you'd already know if you were supposed to be there. But don't go there to conduct business. I mean, they ain't even got no stamps kiosk.