Kudos to the money losing USPS (loses of $9B annually) for finally getting tough with Amazon. It…read moreseems the Post Office is tired of delivering Amazon packages 'the last mile" at a contract rate significantly below their cost. While I'm no fan of the bloat and bureaucracy at the USPS (I blame Congress who treats the USPS like a jobs program and never wants to dial anything back) it's nice to see that they're willing to walk from Amazon who seems to desire renewing their delivery contract at virtually no increase. It would be nice to see a check mark in the win column for the Postal Service. Five stars for hanging tough

First, the employees consistently appear angry and are often on their phones while assisting…read morecustomers. The staff member who handles passports, Cherry, was unprofessional and rude without any clear reason. The gentleman at the first window frequently remained on his phone even while attending to customers. I would not recommend this location if you are looking for quick or courteous service. Additionally, the building is in poor condition, with missing light bulbs in several fixtures, which further reflects a lack of attention to customer experience.

United States Postal Service provided me with four star service today. The package I mailed…read moreJune15th never moved through the system. My tracking said it's been in limbo since June16! I finally called the customer service line because my mailman said they could put a trace on the package. The hardest part was due to my eyes. I had to enter the tracking number. I did get a wonderful employee named Dora. My package is being returned to me. She doesn't know why but the return process started (coincidentally) July 2nd. She signed me up for text messages so I can get texts regarding my return. It will be very convenient. She also offered to connect me so I could order more stamps when I said I need more. I rather go to the website and select what I like. I find that is a very convenient service too. I guess I'm just glad my mission for today is accomplished! I'm still a fan of USPS since childhood.

After experiencing despicable customer service multiple times, I felt compelled to share my recent…read moreexperience. This particular post office is a low-volume location, but its proximity to my workplace means I visit approximately four times a year. The staff I have encountered clearly display that their purpose is simply to collect a check, nothing more. During my visit today, I waited to use the self-service machine to ship pre-labeled packages. A customer was having difficulty operating the machine, yet the two employees behind the counter were engaged in personal conversation and did not offer assistance. There were no other customers in the post office besides myself and the woman using the machine. After observing this for a while, I approached the male employee and asked if he could help by taking my packages. He informed me that I needed to wait for the other customer to finish and use self service, which I did. Meanwhile, I watched as he stood doing absolutely no work for the duration of the time. I hope they downsize and get rid of these slackers. USELESS

All things considered, not half bad. Understaffed, as USPS is (not just this branch), but she was…read moreat least friendly and smiles even though she was the only one there. I came on a Thursday at 11:30 am. The location is inside an office building; more spacious inside than what the humble exterior lets on. Clean, quite a bit of natural light, seems well stocked in terms of wraps and boxes. They offer PO box service (a big wall). There was a line but it moved reasonably alright. I've seen worse post offices.

The woman working here when I went to send off a couple of packages on Wednesday 5/8 at 2:15pm was…read morerude and shouldn't be in a service based profession. She talked to me and other customers as if we were incompetent and I graduated with a bachelors degree with honors. The experience at this location was unpleasant just like the worker who "assisted." As the grand daughter of a former postmaster I know that is now how such employees should behave.

Was crowded . Only 1 person working. Line was long . She rushed took my change of a dress form &…read moresent me on the way then I had to go back. That's a waste of time . Wasn't clean. Hours decent . Wasn't really friendly

The staff is cool the area and intersection is in is a problem any time of the day,many sketchy…read morepeople. I hate they moved /closed the DuPont post office to this location due to the surroundings .

This is a USPS hot spot & due to the occasional need for stamps by POTUS, lol, be prepared for a…read morelong wait during lunchtime hours of 12-1:30pm. The flip side is that the friendly & want to assist postal workers behind the counter makes the wait worthwhile. There was a three person staff today with one person floating around who had no quarrels answering questions while people waited in line. The interior was pretty much in order, supplies fully in stocked everywhere with the historic accents through out. I was able to ask a question while waiting in line, to see if there was a need to purchase tracking for a self postage package I put together. I was told no yet the packaged needed to be scanned to track. I got to the counter, smiles for everyone, got my package scanned & was good to go. A positive outcome as we know the visit to the PO are not always a happy go luck excursion. I'm glad I strolled down Penn Ave to one of the national historic sites in the Federal Triangle area to get my postal needs taking care & with good customer service.

WARNING THE DO NOT PROCESS PASSPORT APPLICATIONS AT THIS LOCATION DESPITE WHAT IT SAYS ON THE USPS…read moreWEBSITE. My wife and I booked an appointment to get our newborn a passport. Got there and was told they do not have an agent on staff and haven't for months despite what it says on the USPS website. Staff was very rude and unapologetic about the situation. They just kept pointing to a sign about walk-ins being available at the MLK library - NOT A SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM. Don't waste your time - book a passport appointment at another post office (and call the office directly to confirm)

I love this weird and utterly useless post office. It sits in a random, inconvenient location. It…read moredoes not have internet service so you cannot use a kiosk to print labels yourself (which is available at other locations). It has hand-written signs taped on the outside that provide unhelpful information. I love how random and odd this little place is. I hope it sticks around because it reminds me of a time in DC that's gone. Now it's fancy condos everywhere, and this place just feels home grown and legit. But don't try to ship anything from here...

I love the female postal worker that works here. I don't know her name but I want to write a…read moreletter to USPS about how amazing she is! She always suggests the best shipping method, best packaging, etc. I feel like she looks out for you as a customer. Also it's nice that there is a parking lot so parking is free (like whaaa) in DC.

Horrible! The worker here never opens up the store on time. You will wait an indefinite period of…read moretime for her to open the store. Go to another location

I have had good experiences at this post office. The employees seem dedicated to efficiency. They…read morereally help to move people along. I also feel like they have been helpful with finding the fastest and most economical shipping options. I am satisfied with this post office!

great service, especially considering that their workforce has shrunk and they are subject to lots…read moreof abuse. they are all very capable and do a good job. and yes, there is a parking lot. a free parking lot. i rarely have any problem finding a space.

Location is dirty and a complete mess. With exception to two people, the staff are never present or…read morealso a mess and unprofessional. Even the simplest actions will take longer than the DMV. And prices have all increased of course.

Worst post office I've ever been to. I have to go here because it's on base and I have no other…read moreoptions. It's dirty. There is always a line. The little table to write and wrap packages is in front of the cashier so people naturally flock to the box area to wrap and the woman behind the counter yells at them not to wrap there constantly ... is that easier than just fixing the dumb layout? They are almost always low on boxes. I've never been to a post office where my packages disappear or arrive at their destination late. Even right now it's 2:46 and they haven't reopened after lunch so I'm standing outside in the cold. GO ELSEWHERE!!

The Supervisors ext. at this location does not allow voice messages so it just rings and rings…read more The lines and wait times are very long. The best source is to call the postal inspector. I despise this location but it's the main office for Capital Hill. Good luck!

A horrible experience. I spent at least 15 minutes in front of the clerk while she distractedly…read moreperused a box for stamps focussing more on her conversation with her fellow clerk about their kids, McDonalds, food choices and I can go on. Rude, unhelpful in explaining their products and a frustrating time waster. I was there for an hour to mail three priority packages with certified self addressed return envelopes. When the rating screen came up on the payment pos, she quickly forwarded to the payment screen so I was unable not rate her. I recommend Van Ness or the gentlemen at Macarthur Post Office who is truly helpful and a problem solver. I accomplished an identical task in a fraction of the time.

I would not go the xtra mile to post a review on usps but once they have lost an item over $1000…read morethat really got me No one cares and it's already over a mo now So frustrating