This post office has always sucked but Covid has made it even worse. A line practically out the…read moredoor and ONE teller with 2 additional empty registers. Clerks who feel the need to constantly over explain every minute detail of a transaction regardless of what the customer asks. They also allow people to get in-line who are clearly not even close to ready to send a package and then allow them to cut back into the line when they are ready. Customers should be told to have their package READY TO SHIP!! Do not go to the register with a pile of loose papers and ask questions then think you don't have to wait in line again. The waiting is honestly insane. How can you be constantly busy but only have one clerk. It's not like it's a sudden rush. This post office is always busy and the clerks and the wait are always ridiculous. The worst part is that the clerks are not even sympathetic when you get to the front of the line to ship one item after waiting 30-40 minutes in line. This system clearly needs to be streamlined. How about self serve kiosks for flat rate packages? We can't all print our shipping at home so why not make it easier in the post office. Clearly the postal workers have jobs for life because they do not care in the slightest about the speed of their work, the care of a package or the time we will waste waiting for them. And god forbid if a package gets lost.... it's like "oh well... your loss". I honestly have nothing good to say about the postal service at all but this location is one of the worst!!!

I'm not sure if it's just me, but every time I come to this particular branch there is always a…read moreline. The average wait is usually about 10-15 minutes, so it's really not a problem, however there's usually some dumb-ass at the counter being unreasonable about something or other. It's similar to watching a real life talk show because you get to hear all of their complaints and problems. Such drama. The folks that work here are helpful and pleasant. They have always been eager to assist and are efficient and professional. There's usually only ever one or two people working the counter even though the building is huge, so I'm not sure how many people are doing other tasks in the back. I really appreciate the US postal system and how efficient and convenient they are. I enjoy having my mail delivered to my house and have a lot of respect for the letter carriers who make their deliveries everyday in all types of weather.

They need HELP bad. I hear it's all the management's fault that doesn't want to give the window…read morestaff any help. Otherwise they work well dealing with all kinds of characters so don't give them any trouble. Have your shiet packed up and ready to go! And buy a book of stamps if you don't wanna wait In line for a single stamp next time.

This place is a joke, they have no regards for anyone belongings and will leave your package where…read morethey see fit, not what is instructed in writing, clearly stating the correct address. Either they have issues reading or are just plain lazy.

Why aren't negative stars an option?!…read more This post office is SO slow. The regular clerk makes chit chat with every costumer regardless know long the line is. She also insisted I needed non machinable postage for things that were more than fine (AND sent at other post offices with ONE REGULAR STAMP) to send as a regular letter. One she sent non machinable never arrived and another clerk here told me that sometimes hand sorted mail "goes missing" if the sorter thinks it is something good. I hate it here.

This location is easily the most customer-unfriendly post office I've ever encountered…read more They no longer allow customers to drop off packages that already have prepaid shipping labels attached. These packages require no payment, no assistance, and no transaction -- yet customers are now forced to stand in an extremely long line with people who need full counter services just to hand over a prepaid package. This is an enormous waste of time for customers and staff, creates unnecessary congestion, and makes absolutely no sense. Every other USPS location I've used allows prepaid package drop-off without requiring customers to wait in line, so this appears to be a local decision -- and a terrible one. The result is a frustrating, inefficient, and completely avoidable experience. If you value your time, this is not the post office to use.

I was heading home from work and I needed to print something for a family member in the area so I…read morestopped into this library, not knowing what I was getting into. Anyways they do have a little parking lot area, and then you walk down a little walkway and into the building, it is huge and absolutely beautiful on the outside I had no idea this was a LIBRARY! As soon as I walked in I was greeted and the young lady navigated me to where the computer area was so I could print. I found it easily with her help, because I could've got lost this place is huge and every book lovers dream (me). There was a lady at the computer area and she was very sweet she showed me how to print because every library is different. I noticed all ages, races and religions were in this library quietly and getting things done. I love that. I printed what I needed too very easily with no conflict, I was in and out within 10 minutes I liked that. But this place is dreamy, such a huge selection of books and you can easily get lost in here it's so huge. Very clean and neat, they didn't have carts with books that block isles as I have seen in so many other libraries. Loved it here. I will be coming back to just do some self care, the aura and vibes I felt here were great. It's surprisingly quiet even though it was jam packed with people.

While in Pawtucket, recently, I stopped by the Pawtucket Public Library to check it out. I had…read morenever been inside before, just driven past it many times. The library is a complex of two historical buildings, the Deborah Cook Sayles Public Library and the Gerald S. Burns Building. Both buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 1898, Pawtucket's first Mayor, Frederic Clark Sayles offered to give a plot of land on Summer Street for the construction of a free public library. He traveled to Europe, looking for architectural inspiration from Europe's most majestic libraries. The Library is not only distinctive in its architecture, but also in its service. It was one of the first libraries in the country to allow users open access to the library book stacks and one of the first to be open on Sundays, accommodating the many Pawtucket mill workers who worked six days a week. The Sayles Building is an impressive example of Greek revival architecture. Four massive Ionic columns form a portico at the former entrance. The front doorway of this building is an exact replica of the Erechtheion, a Greek temple on the Acropolis at Athens. The panels show a comprehensive view of the world's civilizations. The panels depict scenes from Roman, Grecian, Egyptian, Latin, Anglo-Saxon, and Teutonic civilizations. The Library is known for its decorative ceilings, soaring pillars, and glass-floored North balcony. The Gerald S. Burns Building served as the Pawtucket Post Office from 1896 to the 1940's. A dome tops its round entrance, which is located at the intersection of the streets. In 1982, the renovations of the original United States Post Office building were completed and the Deborah Cook Sayles Public Library was joined with the newly dedicated Gerald S. Burns building to become what is known today as the Pawtucket Public Library. There were lots of people inside using the library and it was very refreshing to see their love of books and learning. A beautiful building for an up-and-coming city in Rhode Island.

This UPS Store has finally moved and upgraded its store location. The new location now is triple…read morethe size it once was. It's still in the same plaza it's just in the rear of the plaza (to the left of the Edible Arrangements store). Because of the recent move they now have a larger parking lot (which was previously a hassle at the last location), double the PO boxes, supplies that customers can purchase, and the staff now have a larger space to work in. Overall this a great improvement for both customers and the employees.

Website advertises notaries at all locations. Except this one apparently! It's very frustrating and…read morethey sent us to north Attleboro who then told us they only do it at certain times.

George is the Best! Call him this morning, Hey George I need…read moreyour help, no problem stop by. First thing he asked "YOU WANT A CUP COFFEE" Thanks George, couldn't have all my paperwork by Monday, without you! You're The Best! Thanks Again Georgia

Somehow I stumbled across them. I'm not sure if I was online or from a flyer in mail. We had a box…read more& an envelope to send out and I wasn't sure of the best way to do so meaning price and lead time. Told hubby I wanted to bring them there so I could talk to someone and weigh my options. I was SO glad I did! The owner was extremely helpful. He showed us our options & prices. Suggested the best way to send the envelope since it had some important info in it. When we left we were very pleased with the service & definitely plan on going there for our shipping needs in the future! Oh!! and they also sell packing supplies and have a kind of gift shop too! If you're in the area and the south attleboro post office is wicked busy or closed I suggest you go a little more south & check them out