This is one of the only post offices I know in Northern NJ open past 5pm. There may be others but…read moreit's the only one I know that's open late. During the week it closes at 7pm. I also like that it has an open self service lobby, so if you need to go after hours it's available. Parking is ample too. It's weird that it doesn't come up when you google search for NJ USPS open late. But I'm glad I remembered that it's here. It's saved me when I've been in a bind more than once.

I have known this guy forever because he worked at another location. I feel welcome when I go in…read morethere and the other employee she tolerates me because I always have some big box or something and I had to go at 6:45. She even helped me charge my phone because the eBay label I needed it was on my phone. Clean. Always friendly, always courteous both of these guys rather all the employees there, especially the older guy.

Great little find for shipping particularly international to Asia. Forget the UPS store they don't…read moreknow shipping these guys do! Faster and half the price! Located in the HanNam Grocery Store in Ft Lee. The food at the lunch counter looks great too.

From the owner: Our service is 1. DHL & FedEx shipping service…read moreinternationally and more 2. "go green" DHL program to reduce environmental impact 3. Absolutely free packing

When our Post office in Palisades Park was in renovation over a year ago, I was trying to look for…read morethe next post office. Came to this location on Gorge Road and was met with attentiveness and friendliness with the staff with the packages I was dropping off. Parked in the neighborhood, all forms of payment accepted.

Clerk #77 is the most awesome postal worker I've encountered…read more I came here to mail in my passport application and was unsure of what I needed to do. The clerk behind the desk (#77) was EXTREMELY knowledgable and guided me in the right direction. This might be her specialty with all the insight and expertise she had. It made me at ease and I was SUPER happy coming here. She even knew what amount to make the checks out for (passport fees, mailing fees, expedite fees, etc). My only issue was the parking which I had to take away 1 star for. They have a row of parking spots, and all were taken. When I walked inside, only 1 customer was before me. How could ALL of the spots be taken and only 1 customer?!?!?!

Fine Art Shippers are experienced, knowledgable and attentive. Polly and her crew are patient and…read morehonest. We've used them twice now and won't hesitate to use them again in the future.

I have used Fine Art Shippers twice and had an excellent experience both times. The first time,…read morethey carefully wrapped a very sentimental piece of art my mother left me, transported it from New Jersey to Colorado, and hung it in my home. This weekend, they picked it up again, brought it to my new home, and rehung it. They were professional, careful, and extremely trustworthy. I would highly recommend them.

Needed to print some documents. Walked in, job done. Appropriate pricing, happy customer. Thank you…read moreguys!

Visited once before with my husband when he needed to send something out, and the employee who…read morehelped us then was fairly nice. Unfortunately, my experience today by myself was completely different with a different employee working. The employee today seemed annoyed from the moment I walked in. When I handed him my form and package, he stopped to find the right song on his playlist before even starting my transaction. He also got irritated that I filled out the wrong store-printed form. There were two sheets available -- one for international shipping and one for U.S. shipping. These were not forms being attached to the package itself, and I even offered to fill out the correct one if needed. I asked for the cheapest shipping option for a very small package (about 0.1 lbs that fit in a 6x9 envelope). He chose USPS Flat Rate Priority and quoted me about $25. When I politely questioned whether that was really the cheapest option, he became defensive and explained that FedEx would have cost $35. I watched him enter a 10x12 envelope and switch between USPS and FedEx options, and USPS Ground showed around $10, but he insisted on Flat Rate Priority. At that point, a line had formed behind me and I just wanted to leave, so I paid and left. Overall, it was a very uncomfortable experience, and I won't be returning.

I have to give them great reviews because my package was delivered to Pennsylvania. I got a bunch…read moreof goodies from my travels and wanted to send it to my aunt and it got there safely under $20. The service was great, I don't remember his name, but he was patient with me. He explained the box sizes. He helped me choose what was best and the price was better than USPS I would definitely go back.

It is with profound awe and reluctant admiration that I recount my recent entanglement with the…read morelogistical marvel that is FedEx. Few institutions today so artfully blend the illusion of service with the poetry of inefficiency. I had, in my naivety, entrusted FedEx with the modest task of delivering a parcel--an act comparable, I now realize, to asking a Shakespearean clown to conduct brain surgery. The endeavor was billed as "two-day shipping," though I can only presume those two days are calculated on a Martian calendar or perhaps within the folds of a wormhole, where time and reason cease to apply. The package's route, as detailed by the tracking page, read like the itinerary of a disoriented aristocrat on an unchaperoned Grand Tour: from Atlanta to Chicago by way of Dallas, then a leisurely sojourn in Memphis (twice), before a curious detour to a distribution center whose coordinates I believe lie within a parallel dimension. One can only assume my humble parcel was in search of enlightenment. Customer service--ah, yes. A labyrinthine delight. Upon calling, I was treated to the dulcet tones of Muzak that surely once scored the fall of Rome, followed by a succession of representatives who exhibited the keen enthusiasm of overcooked cabbage. Their responses, delivered with all the warmth of an automated tombstone, assured me that "everything was on schedule," a phrase which now joins "the check is in the mail" in the pantheon of Great Lies. When the package did at last arrive, some 11 days later, it bore the visible trauma of its odyssey. Torn, dented, and bearing mysterious boot prints, it looked less like a parcel and more like a veteran of trench warfare. And yet--miracle of miracles--the contents remained intact, a testament not to FedEx's competence, but perhaps to divine intervention. In conclusion, I extend my sincere thanks to FedEx for this unforgettable experience in absurdist theatre masquerading as parcel delivery. I am forever changed--and irrevocably inclined to seek alternate couriers in all future endeavors.

Working with Eleanor has been great. She is always on time and very professional. Our clients…read morealways comment on how easy she is to work with. We will continue to use her courier services.

I went to the one at 42 Tiemann Pl, says it opens at 11am on Sunday waited till 11:30 nobody was…read morethere. Terrible customer service at this one as well. The staff on duty this Sunday morning was extremely rude and unfriendly, bad temper at work. Anyway will not visit again!

I went to the UPS Store at 603 West 115th Street around 7:10 PM on a Wednesday to pick up a…read morepackage. According to their listed hours, the store closes at 8 PM but the door was already locked when I arrived. I knocked, and an employee emerged from the back, completely ignored me, and proceeded to make a phone call. While still on the phone, he opened the door, but only to let himself out, and casually told me, "We're closed for the day." There were still 50 minutes left before closing. I understand if he needed to take a call, but at the very least, acknowledge the customer. I waited about 2 minutes for him to finish, but ended up walking away because the phone conversation was laced with vulgar language and unprofessional behavior. I'll return another day to pick up my package, but this kind of treatment is unacceptable. A basic level of courtesy and respect goes a long way, and unfortunately, this store failed to show either.