Miserable Person at desk No Help at ALL and manager coming out and defused the situation, But its…read morestill Frustrating and over it now But nothing good to say about it

Small post office with a big responsibility. Some of the friendliest federal employees I've ever…read moremet. Always accommodating, nice and polite. Even when they are short staffed they go the extra mile to provide great service at a great value. Even on the busiest days you won't wait in line too long unless someone in front of you is getting a passport or opening a box. For such a small town they have an exceptional and consistent workload. Too often being overworked while still managing great professionalism and care. Thank you Bishop PO for your hard work and dedication.

I was stuck traveling and needed a part for my RV the people were very nice said they understood my…read moresituation and they would accept the delivery for me I gave them my phone and the said the would call when it arrived (thank you very much) well I checked the tracking followed all the way to the customer service center and it said "REFUSED" I rush down there the counter person (on the day of the delivery) said no one told him... thank to the USPS they intercepted it for me I wash Amazon would have a locker some where or anywhere in this area

I was having problems getting delivery from Amazon to our home in Mammoth. I call this office and…read morethe most wonderful employee, Sarah,was able to solve the problem. She corrected the delivery address that Amazon had and was able to reroute all three deliveries. She could not have been more helpful and polite. Kudos!!!

I've lived in Lone Pine for years now, so I frequent this post office daily for my mail. Veronica…read moreand Jeff are awesome and very knowledgeable on my very common international shipping which is great.

I recently watched the 2011award winning independent documentary film "Darwin". I was fascinated at…read morehow this post office is a gathering place for those living in this very isolated and unique little town of just 35 people located in Death Valley, California. I would highly recommend this film if you want to learn more about this post office, the town of Darwin, and of its' residents.

I drove through this town, and past the Post Office and fell in love. The yard art was one thing,…read moreand it's something that I love to look at, but just the overall feel of the place was great. Then we noticed a black car following us as we headed out the backroads towards the falls. We decided to turn around, and the car passes us and turns around. We drive out the front way, and stop ear the mines and the car stops about 1/4 of a mile behind us. So we get back in the Jeep and drive further out and pull to the side of the road. The black car darts past us, and stops hard and turns around and zooms back. We hauled ass and in the rear-view we saw the car turn around again. We were heading down Darwin Rd., in a raised Jeep, at about 95mph (no joke). So, if you guys do decide to visit this place, please be respectful of the people who live here and respect the barriers of road and yard- we didn't, we decided to check out someone's yard art, and it apparently pissed someone off hardcore. Long Live Darwin.

Very good BLTs, burger and blackberry/peach pie. And friendly service. The drive there from Benton…read moreHot Springs was wonderful.

Stopped by Benton Station the other day for lunch. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger and fries…read more Unfortunately, the fryer was down for deep cleaning so they substituted a bag of Lays chips. Actually, this is an option for many menu items if you don't want fries. It saves you a couple of bucks and maybe a half-inch off the waistline. The 1/2 lb burger was well cooked, the bacon was tasty, and the lettuce, tomato, pickles, and onions were crisp and fresh! I've visited several times over the seven years I've lived in the area and have always had a good experience. Make sure to try the pies if you have room for dessert... or maybe just have dessert instead? They completed a slight remodel a year and a half ago. Nothing major but the place looks nice and clean inside. The kitchen also received completely new appliances and a makeover. There's a small market attached if you need drinks or other sundries for the road. Gas pumps are outside and I think they got new ones recently as they appear to be an improvement over the old ones which were hard to read. Be careful as this is a remote out-of-the-way location so you'll find higher gas prices than elsewhere. Located at the intersections of Highways 6 and 120, Benton Station is owned by the Benton Paiute Tribe. Bishop is 35 miles south, about a half-hour by car. Tonopah, Nevada is 80 miles east, about an hour and 15 minutes drive. Hawthorne, Nevada is 84 miles north, an hour and 20 minutes. Mammoth Lakes via Highway 120 and Benton Crossing Road is 46 miles west, almost an hour's drive. The eastern entrance to Yosemite National Park (at the top of Tioga Pass via Highway 120) is 62 miles away, a little over an hour. If you're in the area and hunger is gnawing at your stomach stop by Benton Station for a bite and a little rest. They're open for breakfast and lunch only!

I stopped here this morning on my way out of town. I only needed to drop off some postcards that…read moreI'm sending to friends and family. The post office is kind of tucked away, but it is a beautiful building directly across the street from the sun and ski store. It is just after the gas station and the fire department. Apparently you have to go to the post office to mail things. Everyone in town has a PO Box. You cannot expect to receive mail delivered to your door whether you are a business or living at a residence. I always love a good drive up and drop off sort of situation but the only thing that was not great. Is that if you drive up to the mailbox, you had better have somebody in your front passenger seat to drop these off in the box itself. The box is on the right side of your vehicle. I guess you could drive in the opposite direction and then it'll be on the driver side. But, I'm sure you'll figure it out. Beautiful building and it was great to get here so early. There were no other cars in the lot.

I've lived in Mammoth for years and really appreciate Yuka, Fernanda and our other postal clerks…read more Always polite and helpful and working hard, even though they're chronically understaffed and dealing with tons of packages and mail for residents, seasonal workers, thru-hikers, and more. Dismayed by some negative reviews, such a bummer that some people just gotta vent.

A cute throwback of a post office. On the center of Main St in 'downtown' it has statue's in front…read moredepicting Tonopah's mining past. Nice staff inside. Only one window so lines can get long sometimes. Ya gotta use the post office, and this one was nice!

Nate and his coworkers are very knowledgeable and helpful. Every time I have a question, they have…read morean answer.

Came 5/9/25 around 3:10…read more Nate was the man at the window. He was professional and fast. Straight to the point and he even gave me a little history on the building. I thought this Postal Office was something else and he informed me that it was always a post office. Built in 1932. Pretty cool. I got my receipt and he informed me of the survey and then I was on my merry way. Love it. Good Service. No issues.

We come up to mammoth probably 6-8 weeks throughout the year and I always work while I'm in town…read more It would be impossible to work from home and be productive without Mammoth Business Essentials. I can send out UPS, print documents easily, anything is do from my home office. Also, Sam is always so helpful and wonderful and it's always nice to see a friendly face. Mammoth Business Essentials makes it possible for me to enjoy so much time in mammoth and not cut in to vacation time.

I had a very important and sentimental package that got lost, at no fault of Business Essentials…read more Sam kept in touch with me during the month long process of USPS tracking things down. Sam showed that their business genuinely cared. They kept in touch over phone and email, and could not have been more helpful! My takeaway? Always use Mammoth Business Essentials... use caution with USPS in the eastern Sierra (as y'all already know).