The office randomly closes during the day and it is very unreliable. Don't waste your time to walk…read morethere.

Almost every time a package gets to st louis something happens and it either gets lost stuck or…read moremissent the worst postal company that I've ever seen i despise that my packages have to come through there they need to get their stuff together it's ridiculous

While this building no longer serves the same function it did when it was built, there is no…read moredenying that the place is architecturally sound and built beautifully. Currently, it serves as a place for state, federal, and private purposes. I come here for the 'state' related purpose. To be honest, I would not have ventured here until I had to as part of my current work routine. There are street parking available but you could easily pay about $2 at a parking garage across the street, the same one that Schnucks uses. I park there and cross the street to go over to the Old post office. It's also a great way to check out the beautiful design of the building. There are several different entrances, normally there is a guard at the lobby and sometimes, there are some guards by the door. No ID checks or anything. I'm not an architectural expert but this grand design is something to behold. I've only been on the main level but my first visit, I got lost and ended up in a big ballroom area where you can look up and see the magnificent ceiling. Quite a view! It's also where I got to peek at the other floor but it was around 3pm and the building was not busy. There are bathrooms inside and yes, they are clean and well-kept. Apparently, this used to be where the Webster university downtown campus was but is now a Maryville university satellite campus? I'm not sure if it still is or not but I wouldn't have minded going to classes in a building like this with so much history. Of course, I read all about it after my first trip but won't bore you with the details. You should see it for yourself if you happen to be downtown and have a bit of free time to explore and most importantly, a fan of grande old architectures!

The Old Post Office is one of the coolest buildings downtown. It was built from 1873-1884 and…read morerepresents the last U.S post office of its kind from that period, as the other ones were all demolished. The building has not been a post office for many years but today it is still in use as a library branch, a satellite campus for Lindenwood university, and it also has other offices. It has a museum on the ground floor where you can see the history of the building. As one of the oldest buildings downtown, the Old Post Office is truly unique and it's one of the hidden gems in St. Louis.

It's a Post Office, where you can buy stamps, ship packages and purchase money orders. However, it…read moreis one of the slowest USPS, I have shopped. The service is good, but it is super slow, due to the high volume of customers. With the high volume of this location, I wish they had more customer service reps working the counter to expedite the process.

By far the worst business arrangement is FedEx with the Post Office (Smart Delivery). NO ONE takes…read moreresponsibility for wrong deliveries. Try getting a live person to explain what happened.

Typical South City business- employees who don't want to be there, less than great cleanliness,…read morealways out of items. It's a 50/50 chance this location will have STAMPS. Yes, the #1 staple of a post office- maybe they'll have some, maybe they won't. Employees aren't quite as annoyed to have customers as a lot of South City businesses, but they're not really thrilled to help you, either. The bullet proof glass is very warm and welcoming. It's alright if you really need to mail something, but again, you're gambling with any city post office getting your mail to where it needs to go. If there's a county post office on your way to anywhere else, I recommend doing your postal business there instead.

It's a ghetto post office in a not-so-ghetto location (slight shade but not too bad) in the city. I…read moredon't really understand the need for bullet proof glass and no human interaction when it's in a pretty ok neighborhood. I think there is some history in this choice. That said, I've never seen a post office with bullet proof glass. Once the woman said "can't put it in there, gotta take em to the door!" I guess the sliding package glass was broken?? It left me wondering "what door? Huh?" Well, there's a gray door at the end of the main hallway. I knocked twice and waited and waited. Eventually hearing "I can't wait til 5 o'clock!!" Come from behind. Finally it opened and she took my packages. Ughhh. The are consistently lacking supplies in front, you cannot ship a package larger than the bullet proof glass encasement, and the front doors are awkward to open. One is also always locked in place. Parking is on the street but someone is always entitled enough to pull up and park on the sidewalk. Yeah, like the one for humans to walk on. I guess this is an "urban post office", short lines but big attitudes.

The clerk at this post office is STELLAR. I had a complicated letter mailing and she walked me…read morethrough how to make sure I didn't overpay for my order. While I was getting the envelopes together in the atrium I saw her be the same level of exceptionally helpful with every person in line. I wound up being able to ship everything out today. Stellar stellar! Would recommend!

The place smelt like cigarette and marijuana smoke and was unbearable to even be in there. It was…read moregross inside, needs a major upgrade. The woman working yelled at me as I was waiting by the sign that said please wait to be helped as she was helping someone else and I had the tiniest TOE on the line on the ground while I was sitting back into my other leg behind me and told me to scoot back even though I was already behind the line and 5+ feet back. She was very very rude. She didn't scan my shipping label to initiate the shipping process either. I won't be coming back. 0/10.

Hooray to find a post office. Unexpected but convenient to pop in here, pick up ten post card…read morestamps and be on my way in a jiffy. At 3:45 on a Monday evening, there was no queue and the clerk was actually pleasant. A nice surprise! Of course, the stamps cost a fortune but that's a review for the USPS headquarters in Washington not here. They do have a mailbox outside but you'll have to get out of your car to use it. [Review 371 of 2026 - 495 in Missouri - 25557 overall]

I came in here today to run an errand for Work and the staff was super friendly and nice…read more I was in and out with less than a few minutes Highly recommend this location it's small and quaint with everything you need

I use my PO Box for business. But I am disgusted by the behavior of a particular employee named…read moreJennifer. She was so nasty and so rude that I absolutely refuse to utilize this office. The rest of the staff - super sweet. Often, I don't go to the box during business hours so the only staff I've had the pleasure of speaking with are the manager and another gentleman. This lady, however, has an evil spirit about her and I hope she understands that karma has the last laugh. Unprofessional, condescending, and dismissive as if she is better than the next Jenny "off the block". Using her boss as a shield for her disgruntling behavior. Jenny you might be a better fit for Waffle House with that demeanor. Have a bless life - you need it. Maybe one day, if you pray and work harder, your pay will put a smile on your face!

Lov the the staff always very nice , helpful and thoughtful answer all ?? Plus very clean!! So…read morefriendly