Bottom line: This Post Office location in Lewisville is a nice one. Clean, well kept, efficient,…read moreeasy to access, plenty of parking. A refreshingly great USPS location to use! The Deets: When I visit my parents, we go to do many of our errands over in Lewisville (or if a larger trip is in order, Winston-Salem of course). Lately we've needed to stop by the Post Office in Lewisville and it's a pretty nice one. It is definitely an upgrade from the one that was in Lewisville when I was younger. There is plenty of parking at this one and it is not ever near full on my visits, plus there is a convenient drive-up mail drop off in the parking lot as well. Inside the nice brick building, there is a modern, clean, well kept service area with two staff service desks, drop off area, and plenty of PO boxes in the lobby. On my last visit, I went inside and both desks were staffed which made the three person line move very quickly while there. In a time when many reflect disappointment when making a USPS visit, I am here to say this one does the job from what I've seen.

I stopped in this afternoon to mail a couple of items. There was no line and the employee was very…read morehelpful and friendly.

Dropped off a package today and witnessed the postal clerk berating a woman for making a mistake on…read morea government form and asking for a new one. She then reached over me and chose the Happy Face feedback button on the card machine (which was meant for me to give a review of her service).

My package has been in transit for the longest time and on top of that I can't seem to get in touch…read morewith anyone about where it is. USPS is the worst delivery service I've ever experienced.

This postal employee is a VERY patient man. The customer he was waiting on had multiple items and…read morenot a clue about even how to use the pay system. Then wanted cash back which made the postal man have to do the transaction all over again, at that point the atm went down! We waited for some time until another person was called to man the 2nd window. All I can say is bravo!

Beware! Cards stolen out of the blue box in front. At least that's the explanation they gave me ....read more

Rude rude rude! The blonde haired woman is not kind after I asked her a question. Don't even bother…read moregoing to this location!

Great customer service, kind people…read more Greeted me, received my package, and wished me a happy new year.

The POSTAL CLERKS are always welcoming and very friendly- and efficient. A pleasure to go there to…read moremail a package!

The workers here are great and since they are the only post office that is open till 6pm Monday…read morethrough Saturday they are a lifesaver for small businesses like me they make u feel like a friend

There are nine notices posted on the doors as you enter this building, might as well add one more…read morealerting that they only accept cards or exact cash. While it might be missed it still might help prevent folks from standing in line for 10 minutes (or longer?!) before they notice the signs posted at the windows (one of which is taped to the counter so you don't see it until you reach the window). And yes it's me, I'm folks.

If you want to ruin a good day, this PO is for you. The women at the counter never cease to amaze…read moreme in their lack of customer service. It's the closest station, but it's really not worth going. Instead of being welcoming, they barely open their mouths to address you. You ask a question, they'll point to a poster instead of answering. Happy employees don't represent a company so brazenly. Take note. I gave the woman at the counter the package in her hand. On the screen, I selected how I wanted it to ship. The 3 mood faces are next, I select the smile. In hindsight, I regret that error. She tells me the price and I ask how much are stamps. I'm told $16.. for 20, they only have books. Then I ask how much is it going up to. I expect her to tell me the cost of the book again. She cites the cost of 1 stamp and points to the small poster display, which also has it per stamp, not a book. I then calculate the difference, by this time she's so exhausted and no longer able to stand so she flops in her chair. I've frustrated her apparently. BTW, this was at 11:45 - the day is just getting started. She asked, do you want stamps? "No", since her attitude annoyed me. I pay. Instead of extending the receipt for my reach, she deliberately places it on the counter. Older generations know that placing something on a counter instead of in someone's hand is highly disrespectful, especially if it's transactional. And, she appears old enough to know this norm. I strongly suggest that the mood faces be displayed rt before you pay and not before, because service goes down from there! If I have the unfortunate luck of returning... they will be getting a frown from hence forth.

Always very friendly and quick service, and the staff is always very helpful. I come here a lot…read morewhenever I need to return something, and they always know what to do.

The young man working at the counter on Wednesday afternoon March the 15th could not have been more…read moreresponsive and helpful with my admittedly straightforward needs. You would think this would go without saying but in this day and age it must be said.