They are lazy! I works for conduent. They didn't deliver mail drops on time! The drivers are late!read more

I discovered the USPS will not forward mail from a business to a private residence. We have been…read moreensconced at an extended stay hotel until our apartment is ready, receiving mail at said hotel. When I went to this post office to ask if I had any options open to me, the condescending female postal worker asked, "Have you ever used a computer? Contact everyone who might mail you something." This was uttered in a tone as if I was an idiot. I turned to her and said, "I have about twenty credit cards, do business at numerous banks, own property around the world, have multiple periodicals sent to me, and it would be convenient to have my mail forwarded. She handed me a bunch of post cards and said, "Get working." I now understand why the USPS is in a dire situation. Sadly, this woman probably served in the armed forces, and that scares me.

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.

Like most Post Offices, avoid at prime times like the lunch hour and when work lets out…read more Learn to use the self help station and you will be in and out in no time. You can even buy stamps from it! 26/2014

Service was immediate when I arrived. Person was pleasant. Total time to park, get my package, and…read moreleave was less than 5 min, which I believe is excellent.

I had so many errands this day and everything was time stamp needed ,,, after I finally got all my…read morepaperwork done ( which was all pretty SO I needed this foject sent in by XX date,, we flew to the post office and I got in the building one minute after 6 I looked up to The lady n uniform getting ready to close up and I held out my hand with this one envelope and I mouthed LEASE it needs time stamp today( minus 2 minutes into next time slots.. She dint have to cuz it was after all her DONE works over she needed to get away from here get away from her own madness but she looked at me and waved me in, many or most would of shrugged pointed to the click and start locking up Oond as nice as could be said Door worry I can help you do anything else yould like. Wow I thought do people like her really still exist well ist This v near overtime and ild loose OT his reservation I was trying to

This post office is incredibly convenient for me…read more Not simply their geographical location (which, does, happen to be pretty dang conveniently located for me), but in other ways as well. How? Well, lemme tell ya. +Parking. They have a full blown parking lot and I've never failed to secure a good spot. +Like many post offices (but not all!), they have the electronic postal station where you can do anything from mailing a package to purchasing stamps quickly and easily. +Friendly and efficient postal workers. If you do happen to need human help, their workers work quickly, keeping the line moving at a nice clip. Plus, they're friendly to boot! If you need stamps or are mailing some packages... ...get to it!

Best drive up mailboxes I've seen. The workers are great, the post office itself is a little…read morecramped. In spite of being short staffed the clerks are cheerful, friendly and efficient. Good selection of stamps.

The drive up boxes are one of the most easily accessible around. The inside of the post office is…read moretiny....room for one or two clerks and that's it. Because you have to walk up stairs to get in, there is a wheel chair lift at the entrance. The clerks have always been nice to me and generally have better attitudes than those at the Greenfield branch.

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.

Employee was late to work. The store opens at 8:30 AM. I arrived at 8:45 AM to a line of 2 people…read morein front of me because of the store was still locked and black inside with the gates down. I waited 15 minutes and chose to leave and come back later. I called the store several times to ensure they would be when I returned. Someone did not answer the phone until 10:15 AM. I confronted the clerk and asked what time the store open. She proceeded to tell me 8:30 AM. I said that's funny, I was waiting in line outside earlier and nobody was here at 9 AM. She just gave me a dirty look with no answer. As I was leaving, I heard a gentleman walk in and also made a comment of "Oh you're finally open, Nobody was here this morning" And the clerks response was sorry about that. USPS needs to address employee punctuality. Also she tried to charge me $70 (cheapest) to ship a package that maybe weighed 5lbs. I walked out. Unacceptable customer service.

The ladies that work at this location are fantastic! They are always kind and attentive. I live in…read morethe middle of this location and another office in South Milwaukee. The 2 locations are like night and day! The South Milwaukee location has front desk clerks that can't hold a candle to the Cudahy team.

Service is good, much better than UPS or Fedex, but this is a busy post office. One of the very…read morefew I go to that runs out of space in the parking lot. The workers are great, and I've never waited long in line.

This is still my favorite post office to go. Staff are always friendly and helpful. I feel like I…read morenever have to wait very long. I think the parking lot throws some people off since it is a shared lot. Even this morning when I pulled up, I thought ooh I bet it will be busy but just a couple people ahead of me and one person waiting behind me. I don't have much of a need to go to the post office but when I do, I prefer the this Bay View location.

I use this location all the time. Service is fast and friendly. This is the location I came to for…read moremy kids passports. I live in Racine and the location closest to my house isn't open after 5pm. This location is so it's perfect for me.

What a friendly area, post office! I admired how much the clerk interacted with each and every…read morecustomer, including myself. He made it a personable experience and felt like I was part of the neighborhood.

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.