I would give a zero if I could. I shipped a well wrapped package and purchased the insurance. They…read morerefused to help me, " told me to go talk to the Chicago Office (where it was mailed to) it was not their problem" , and threatened to call the police because the supervisor did not like my tone. She refused to give me her name. I did not swear or threaten her, but my tone was too loud, and she "didnt want to deal with me anymore."

First start my firing the people that work there already they are the problem to and how can I sit…read moreon the phone and not got a answer for almost 2 hours having me on hold

The post office staff now is so helpful and pleasant and efficient. Whenever I have a dilemma with…read moreshipping they always have an answer. Great staff!

I have had a car block my mailbox for three days and I did not get mail . The carriers can get out…read moreof their vehicles to walk across the street to deliver a package and cannot step two feet to put mail in a box. They could have thrown it on the ground. Why should I have to drive 25 minutes to get mail . When they can walk two seconds and put it in the box

My recent visit was to drop off my tax checks. No line and quick service. Everything was clean and…read moremaintained. It was a really painless post office visit - which was awesome!

This facility and all in Schaumburg are in total disarray.Expect it to close as so many locations…read morehave. No leadership.Stay away from this and other local locations.Unfortunate.

The absolute best local post office! Never a long line a good selection of stamp choices and such…read morefriendly service. It's almost like an old-fashioned post office. I prefer it to anything else in the area. And they are a passport location too.

Fast service and knowledgable cashiers. Always ready to help. With what ever you need.read more

I visited Oak Park Post Office because it happened to be the closest to me at the time while on…read moreDwight D. Eisenhower Expressway. After a few loops through the area, I eventually found a parking spot along N Kenilworth Ave right outside of the entrance. During my loops, I was astonished to see the beauty of downtown Oak Park which I have never seen before. I will have to visit the area one of these days to go food hopping, or maybe even pick out a run route that would take me through it on foot. Now as for parking, it is 1-hour parking, 9 AM - 5 PM Monday - Saturday. Many of the visitors I see try to secure those parking spots along N Kenilworth Ave because you will have to pay if you choose to park along Lake St, which is pay by the plate. An adorable, classy looking building is this post office not only on the outside, but inside as well. I must say that this post office was my life saver due to its closing time on the weekend which will surely result in future visits for me. During my visit, there was absolutely no line of customers inside which resulted in an in-and-out visit (no pun intended), tehehe. As someone who visits post office locations regularly whether it be for Poshmark or eBay shipments, the clerk presented a friendly vibe during our brief encounter at the counter. I was on my way in minutes after she weighed and scanned my package, as well as presented me with mailing stamps for my postcards. I am terrible at doing the surveys on the receipts pertaining to my visits at post offices, but rest assured I always share a review based on my experiences. I had a great experience and would gladly utilize Oak Park Post Office again for any shipments I may have. ~ Embrace the journey. ~ Thomas G

This used to be a nice post office with friendly workers. The women (except Kiara, Jasmine, and…read moreTanya) and the one man that work at the counter are unprofessional, rude, and unrefined (ghetto). They have attitudes, gossip, and use their personal phones while assisting customers. Expect to wait in line while they finish their personal conversation in the back office. Expect to wait in line while they finish waiting a video on their phone or finish writing a text. Expect to wait in line and listen to them bicker. Except flat affects and side eyes. Expect to feel like you're pestering them while they are assisting you. Oh..and expect the self-service kiosk to be non-functioning. If you have been, and had good service you probably worked with Kiara, Jasmine, or Tanya. They are very friendly, personable, and professional!

Recently, I had to drop off a returned package at the USPS in Northbrook.  There was only one staff…read moremember behind the counter, a tall and thin middle-age black woman, whom I have encountered numerous times in the recent years.  As soon as I walked up and put the package on the counter, without any greetings to me, this woman pointed to a tablet in between her and me, and said "do the survey" in a tone that was like ordering me.  There were 3 emojis in the tablets, a smiley face, a neutral face, and an unhappy one.  I was unprepared, in a hurry, and didn't have time to think or ask, and just hit the smiley face.  She then scanned my package, gave me a receipt and said "here you go".  I said "thanks", and she said "you are welcome", and that was it.  What kind of survey was that?  How could they expect the customer to do a survey before any service was done?  What's the purpose of doing such a survey?  And doing the survey right in front of the staff member was just awkward!  It rendered the survey meaningless. This USPS used to be fully staffed back in the day.  There were a couple of friendly staff members whom I truly miss.

I have seen the Northbrook USPS main office on Dundee in its heyday having four agents/postal…read moreworkers staffing the counter, and I still have fond memory of one postal worker whose looks and mannerism were exactly like Mr. Rogers. I believe he has retired a couple of years ago. With the USPS's on-going cost-cutting effort, nowadays the counter is just staffed with one member most of the time (by different people), and you may see two on some lucky days. This has led to longer waiting time, and the service level varies quite a bit, depending on whom you are dealing with. One of the staff members there has the practice of asking customers to rate her service in front of her (using a "smiley face machine"), sometimes even before the transaction begins. This would create pressure for customers to give her good ratings, and this should not be the way the survey is done. To be fair, the rating machine should be placed away from the staff, near the front door exit. Fortunately, with the advance of technology, people can accomplish a lot of the mailing services online. My wife recently needed to mail a couple of CDs, and we have found a cheaper way of mailing packages. On the USPS website, you can use "Click-N-Ship" to print mailing labels and pay for the shipment. The shipping fee for one CD (4 oz) using this method is $4.50. However, if we had taken it to the post office without the prepaid label and did it with an agent at the counter, it would have been $7.20 for the same size and weight. We could either arrange for a pickup from home, or drop off the packages at the post office. Just for the peace of mind, my wife preferred to have the packages dropped off so she could ask a staff member to scan the packages. Actually, you can just leave the packages in one of those mail bins/boxes without having a staff member scanning them, because there are tracking numbers on the prepaid mailing labels. We are glad that we could save some shipping fees by using the "Click-N-Ship" online.

This is a great location, which is close to where my husband and I were staying while he was…read moreworking here. The employees are very helpful and friendly. This is a nice size post office, and whatever you need to ship, they have it. :-)

After a fiasco with The UPS Store in town, we sent a package to our daughter in Europe. The staff…read morewas extremely helpful, the price was HALF what we paid at the UPS Store, and the package arrived safely at its destination in the time promised. We will continue to ship through the USPS!