A nice post office that luckily I have never had problems with. Usually by visits here are very…read morequick because I just need to drop my package off in their bin and leave. The staff here is hit or miss but it depends on the time that I have gone. They are usually a bit more chipper in the mornings because they haven't dealt with people yet lol! The location is always clean and has a nice amount of parking spots, both accessible and for the general public. They have a couple drop boxes outside you can drive up but I trust going inside more so my mail doesn't run the risk of being stolen. This location has a 24 hour lobby because of PO boxes and the place is always lit and I have never felt unsafe here.

Two of the nasty women I have ever encountered. So busy…read moreyelling at me I could not even ask a question . I had a prepaid label that needed to be printed. I was one of 4 customers, close to closing. Went to tamarac office. The lady was as nice and wondeful as can be. Close to closing with a line out the door with people still coming in . Not only was she helpful but she was kind and smiled. The 2 ladies at Davie could use some customer service training.

While some post offices have some choice few employees that are far from…read moreCustomer service oriented. Most are very good.

I needed a post office and funny enough I pull up to the gas station that has this post office…read moreattached to it. A mailman just happened to pull up and was very kind to help out.

Located inside a gas station, this small post office has everything any other post office has…read moreexcept for long lines and rude employees who act as if your time isn't important. This location is actually a bit farther from my house than the actual post office but I really don't mind driving there in order to not deal with the issues I stated above. The clerks are always helpful and the last time I was there the clerk actually told me a way to save money on the item I was mailing. I don't think I've ever waited more than five minutes getting helped. In all fairness, I've never gone there during the holiday season so it might be different. but the times I have been there it's always been an easy and positive experience. I also needed some stamps the last time I was there and although the choices weren't as many as you might get at a larger post office it was still fine.

I don't think any of us really like going to the Post Office. But I did have a nice experience…read morehere. The clerk was very friendly and upbeat. She also talked me out of overnighting something and sending it priority so I saved quite a bit of money. I also bought some really pretty stamps. They have such a nice variety here. I like buying the unique stamps and this location had a lot. Believe it or not, some other post offices I have been to did not have too many to choose from. They also have some nice greeting cards and attractive mailers that are out of ordinary. Parking was easy. I was in and out of here in a flash.

I had to wait a couple minutes so that the dark skin lady with dreads could finish using her phone…read more A simple interaction as of giving her a barcode and dropping off a package made me download this app that's how bad the costumer service was

Management really needs to look into this location, I have to agree with other reviews, the…read morecustomer service of most associates is the worst I've ever seen anywhere. It makes you now want to have to go there because you feel you're an inconvenience to them every single time. "I hate working here" "you're bothering me" faces written all over their faces, a lot of mobile phone usage while assisting customers. It's not everyone, but there is a culture of lack of customer service and bad attitude in this location and I assume nobody will ever get fired so this is accepted. That should not be allowed. Suggestion: you need screen covers where employees can't see what customers are selecting "How was your service", employees look at you when you answer the question and if this location is getting good responses that's the only reason why.

Can't say anything bad about this post office from the multiple times that I have visited it. This…read morelocation is right down the road from where I live and, even during the busiest times, I have never had to wait more than ten minutes at most. The staff here are usually friendly and I can tell they are doing as much as possible with what they are given. They take their time with each person and even have allowed my husband and I to jump back in line after it was our turn and they needed us to fill out different forms to help keep the line moving. The location is very easy to find but I will say that parking can be a little tricky if you are here during peak busyness! It is a smallish lot but the speed they work, cars are usually coming and going very quickly thankfully! I love that I am able to buy specialty stamps here and get a good laugh at seeing some that they come up with. Pricing for shipping out items and their stamps is the same as it is everywhere else but I do wish it was slightly cheaper, but what are you going to do when there aren't many shipping options out there! The location also offers PO boxes and a package drop box if you don't want to wait in the line to drop it off and get it scanned.

TIFFANY was wonderful. Great service with a smile. Everyone there was smiling. Short wait. Couldn't…read moreask anything else.

I've been to this location a few times now, and I don't know if I just have some bad luck, or…read morewhat...but the staff I interact with are consistently rude and borderline disrespectful with the way they address me (or my wife). They can't seem to answer a question without being rude, complain when they see you're carrying more than one envelope, and are always shouting at people. This is especially sad considering I loved the distribution center that was here before (yes there were some interesting characters working there as well, but not blatantly rude).

If Dante had written about government buildings instead of hell, this place would've made it into…read moreParadiso. A post office that looks more like a courthouse in Rome than a place where you buy stamps. Big, clean, and shockingly well-kept--like the feds actually cared what the outside of their buildings look like. Two USPS ATMs glowing like twin shrines to the gods of convenience. Inside? Friendly clerks who smile like they don't know they work for one of the most famously sluggish institutions in America. Lines move. People actually seem to get what they came for. It's a post office that dares to flirt with efficiency. It's still the USPS, so don't expect champagne service and caviar stamps. But if you're going to mail a package, dodge jury duty letters, or ship your mother-in-law's fruitcake back to wherever it came from, you could do a hell of a lot worse. "It's still bureaucracy--but at least here, bureaucracy comes with a decent smile and a damn fine building.

If i could give a negative i would. Always giving me problems about my packages but can go to any…read moreother location without any problems.

If I could give negative stars to this location, I would…read more they always have an attitude and are always rude. They never want to help and they have smart mouth responses. I've been to multiple locations for the past 10 years plus and I have never gotten such bad Customer Service from any other location or other employees.

Javier was very attentive and fast handling my purpose there.Tks He handled my request with out…read moretrouble and fast.

The best about this place are clerks Javier and Ray. The worst are the supervisor, manager, and the…read moreassigned carrier of my route as of mid 2025 (now updated to 2/2026) whom is rude, unprofessional, frequently disheveled uniform, mishandles mail, delays mail because they are afraid of NON-AGGRESSIVE ducks, but not enough to walk past them (pictures). I lived here 10 years enjoying sitting outside with the wildlife and had an awesome mail carrier, until he left a few years ago. Had random mail carriers never closing the mailbox lid. Finally made a complaint in-person when I retrieved a wet check from my open mailbox. Was told by a clerk that mail carriers are not require to close the lid of mailboxes, so I bought a new $60+ wall-mount mailbox large enough for medium packages and put a notice up to "close the working lid". Sort of solved the problem. A permanent mail carrier was assigned early 2025. Twice he decided to leave my packages on the ground by the driveway, not on the patio table a couple feet away. Made a complaint. Now have mail marked as delivered but wasn't, mail marked "Ducks" and witheld until the next or day after. Apparently they're afraid of non-aggressive timid ducks (not THAT afraid, walks past them). Never spoke to me, especially about this or come to an resolution. Not afraid enough to actively avoid them when they're on my lawn, just when they are on the patio of near the mailbox, or nesting. The other issue was their disheveled attire with pants sagging, even picking up his pants in front of my camera. Was promised that the issue would be resolved by manager "A", who at first was attentive, then as issues continued, was dissmissiver and then no callbacks at all. Complaints to the USPS call center either go unanswered with to a survey, or I get the supervisor "V" who is as helpful using a single chopstick with noodles. Small package was withheld with tracking stating "obstruction or animal interference". A small duckling on the patio is not an obstruction. "V" returned phonecall and stood by the mail carrier that ducks were a valid reason to withhold mail and packages because their health and safety was important, that they couldn't say what they were or were not afraid of. These ducks are NON-AGGRESSIVE, not vicious, not rabid. She dismissed my concern over a stack of mail withheld for days bundled together with a rubber band. My husband confronted her with proof he is weaponing his fear of ducks, and she was rude and dismissive. No one is bothering to investigate the issue, such as look at the layout of my patio with there being multiple ways to deliver mail. 9/2025 - Contacted USPS CAO. Spoke to a Mr. Findy Parker, sent any and all proof that I have many of which not pictured here, and promised to fix the issue, even assuring me that he is not as afraid of ducks as he implies based on my proof, and that mail service would continue unhindered. Suggested it could have been the possibility of slipping on duck poop. I then took up the daily burden of washing off the patio of duck poop, and chasing the ducks off the patio so I can recieve my mail and packages, adding to my daily chores. 2/9/2026 - Due to cold weather, haven't been washing patio and chasing ducks to lawn. New nesting duck, same problems again. Tried to contact Mr. Findy Parker from USPS CAO again, as well as the CCed Tania Jorge and Michelle Wilcox, and no one's contacting me back. Tried inspector General hotline, but keep being rerouted to USPS CAO or USPS. 2/12/2026 - Held delivery. Went to get package directly as I stood in the driveway, but he sped past me. Tracking stated "Held at Post Office, At Customer Request". Husband tried getting package from him on his route, but carrier loudly spouted off that he was told that I was told to move my mailbox to which I refused because [redacted], and that he didn't have to deliver my mail. I never refused because I was never offered or ordered to, and me [redacted] is no reason to threaten to not deliver my mail. This issue still unaddressed. Told supervisor to tell mail carrier to just leave mail on table if they feel afraid of ducks. 2/14/2026 - mail on table yay! 2/17/2026 - mail by on floor by driveway again WTF? 2/18/2026 - Filled out Hold Mail form. Supervisor would have to clear with her manager due to length of hold time. 2/19/2026 - Called USPS CAO and requested contact back from disctrict [manager] Michelle T. Wilcox. 2/20/2026 - Husband spoke to local supervisor again. Resolution: Mail carrier has no verbal contact with us (redundant, he never reciprocated pleasentries), we keep holding our mail (burden shifted to us) 2/26/2026 - Called USPS CAO again and requested a call back. Barely answering phones, not caring about customer's mental health or how this impacting our lives. I no longer sit out on the patio anymore so as not to attract the ducks I used to enjoy watching. Husband has to do Hold Mail and hopefully get it every Friday as I don't drive.

Too often they have one employee working the front counter. It is tough for them and the rest of…read morethe customers waiting. The good part is the employee that is always there is friendly. She keeps her patience. Their stamp assortment is not too great. I like to buy pretty stamps when I am actually at the post office. I asked for two different style of stamps and they were out of both. USPS tends to offer the least expensive shipping, which is why they are always so busy. I appreciate how they offer a variety of shipping speeds. They also sell greeting cards and wrapping paper which has saved me a trip to another store in the past.

Just happened to be in West Pines and needed to drop off a package at this USPS. The intersection…read moreof Pines Blvd and Flamingo Road is horrible and entry into this plaza was difficult. The USPS is not visible from Pines Blvd and is at the far back of the plaza with limited close parking. The interior was spacious and busy but waited only 5-10 minutes. This specific package was important to ship out today. The postal service officer scanned my package and circled the tracking number on my receipt. She asked me to apply her performance rating on the digital screen with a choice of three faces - frown, dull and smiley. I told her to please smile and after she did I tapped a green smile face and left. It was simple but if possible, I prefer local UPS Store drop off locations.

Ducked in to ship some packages and it was a fine time, here is why:…read more * New operation, maybe 8 months or so * Shaul, friendly proprietor, is an industry veteran with a lot of time working in the industry * And, thus, is a wealth of knowledge. Very helpful. They ship, fax, offer safe deposit boxes and more. Friendly, efficient, clean, knowledgeable, and smiling. Love it! I've also used their inexpensive fax assistance. Buck fiddy! Cabeza OUT!

Please take my advice and never, ever use these movers. They are complete con artists…read more Last year I was moving from Colorado to California. I requested quotes from several moving companies, trying hard to get the best price because I am retired and living on a fixed income. In each case, I provided a detailed inventory/description of the contents of my 1600 square foot house, as well as photos of all the rooms with my furniture, obtained from the real estate listing. I got one quote for $12K and another for $10K. Safe Ship quoted $9K. Sounded good, so I put down a deposit (this was on a Friday), with the move planned four days later on a Tuesday. On Monday I get a call from a company representative requesting a walk-through of the house. Suddenly the quote BALLOONED TO $18K. I was told it was too late to cancel, as they required a 48 hour cancellation notice. I would otherwise FORFEIT MY DEPOSIT. At this stage I saw no choice but to move forward. In the end I left some of my furniture behind in a desperate attempt to lower the cost. They afterward REDUCED THE PRICE BY $100. Once the movers arrived in California, I received a phone call from a company representative stating that upon consulting MapQuest, they had determined they would not be able to deliver my furniture because the street was too narrow for their truck. They needed to reload onto a smaller truck and make multiple runs to the house. But I would need to pay AN ADDITIONAL $2000 or they could not deliver. No choice at this point. To put this in perspective, I have seen 18-wheelers navigate the street without issue, as well as weekly garbage and recycling trucks. Since I had yet to purchase a new home, the furniture was stored in my daughter's three car garage (with enough space remaining to park one car). The reason it took me until now, several months later, to write a review is that I was unable to unpack until recently after purchasing a home (having lost approximately $10K in purchasing power). Now that I have fully unpacked I find that a lot of my items are broken, including an antique vase. Worse yet, I had a large milk bottle that was filled with coins and paper money that my late husband had collected since childhood. Along with coins, there were several $5, $10 and $20 dollar bills. The bottle had been placed inside a dairy company milk bottle container, and had been transported many times over the past 60 years. The movers claimed that they dropped it and ended up putting the coins in bags. Of the paper money, only several $1 dollar and a couple of $5 bills remained. When I called the company to complain and seek redress, the representative I spoke to was rude and dismissive, even threatening to hang up if I didn't speak nicely to him. He took NO ACCOUNTABILITY WHATSOEVER. The entire BAIT AND SWITCH process along with the truly dishonest, unprofessional and sloppy experience was a nightmare. Save yourself the money and the aggravation and stay away from this business.