The postal ladies were very helpful in here! They took the time to explain what would be the most…read moreeconomical mailing package for my gifts I was mailing to grandchildren. Really appreciate that!

Went back twice to mail some packages and they weren't open after their scheduled hours. Trying to…read morerun a business myself, trying to be on time inconvenienced me . Now I'm at work and cannot leave to mail these packages and tomorrow is not convenient and my customers will have to wait for their merchandise through the weekend.update# I ended up going back the next day and again they were not open when they were supposed to be and I waited for 15 minutes and I had to go back to work. So I'm carrying around packages for my customers for two days I can't get mailed by a "legitimate"post office.

I stopped in here for domestic and international stamps while on the OBX on vacation. The employees…read morewere really nice. It was during the holidays so it wasn't too crowded. I was able to get my stamps and mail postcards quickly. There seemed to be ample parking, and at least two drop-off boxes inside.

I have aways have a good experience there. Friendly at the front desk, helpful..I rent a Post…read moreOffice Box for convenience.

This post office in Ocracoke isn't much to look at, but thankfully a renovation is underway! I like…read morethe porch front which makes this post office seem more homey and less like a government building, I hope they keep it! Inside is tidy and they have a greeting card stand. No passport services but the usual business here: stamps, money orders, P.O. Boxes, etc. Their hours are M-F 10:00-1:00 and 3:00-5:00. Saturday is 10:00-1:00. The first Post Office in Ocracoke Island was established in 1840 and it was the first one in OBX! Mail boats were used to transport mail to and from Hatteras, Beaufort, Morehead City and other locations. Soon airmail was employed and carried mail back and forth to Kitty Hawk. Many changes arose and the post office changed locations many times. Ferries were also used to distribute mail. The post office we see today is about 3000 square feet and has about 1200 post office boxes. Residents come and go to pick up their mail. It's also a hub for posting community events and even getting the island's news!

Simply the best post office and staff I've ever visited. Convenient hours and can solve or guide…read moreyou on any shipping from this small remote island.

Our delivery person was nice. The hours are very inconvenient for a person who works 8:30-5:00…read more Some of the employees inside the office are unpleasant. I have had to use vacation time to pick up mail that they didn't deliver for some unknown reason. Some packages they decide to deliver, some they don't, it is about half and half which is a bit ridiculous.

Worst service ever. At least two 3 times my stuff was delivered to wrong address or not delivered…read moreat all and left at post office without notice for me. Hours is horrible. Any of other post offices in obx getting close as much as they do. If you have chance use other one do it.

This tiny post office really delivers! It's cute as a button and clean as a whistle! Need more…read moresimiles? The clerk was sweet as sugar and busy as a bee! He greeted me with a welcome smile and a hearty "how can I help you?" He have me a short history of the post office and I was pleased as punch to have found this cute post office in the Outer Banks ! It was not only immaculate, but it was stocked to the gills with shelves of envelopes, boxes and packing needs! There was a display of greeting cards and gift cards too. There is also a passport service here which is not typical of these smaller post offices! I love the to colorful OBX mural featuring the Cape Hatteras lighthouse. There's a slew of P.O. Boxes lined down a tidy hallway that was neat as a pin! I must say, this post office rules! And the palm tree out front made me happy as a clam! This Buxton post office is first class all the way! They should be proud as a peacock for this top notch business!

Need to mail a package or send a payment or maybe a post card Buxton post office has you covered…read more Friendly service with a smile . I just had to put this post office on the Yelp map. Now you know where Buxton post office is.

Deliver mail to their customers on a daily basis. Quite marking packages as delivery attempted…read morewhen no one has tried to deliver them. Answer the phone.

I just movies to Elizabeth City from Chesapeake. I would get Amazon packages nearly every day at my…read moreVA address. Since moving to Elizabeth City, I have to go to the Ehringhaus location to pick up my packages as " mailbox is full". My mailbox is not full, and clearly the postman is not capable of bringing the package to the porch. To make matters worse, the male representative at the Ehringhaus location is always annoyed and always rude when I do go to retrieve the package.

Going to the post office has always been simple. Buying post stamps and shipping off items have…read morebeen my go-to at this location. For this visit, we needed to get a collection of stamps. Sophia usually handled that arena by mostly ordering online, but we were running short so I was given the task to pick some up. It was right after I got off work so I stopped by on the way home. Foot traffic was very minimal which resulted in no wait at all. I actually stood in line for no longer than 15 seconds. As stated earlier, it was for buying a book of stamps. To my surprise, the cost for the book was over $14. Back when I used to ship items off by mail, stamps cost under $10. It's crazy to see the prices go up each year. Unfortunately, we have to accept the changes and move on. Besides the price increase, the transaction went smooth as usual. I know this location will always come in handy for yours truly. Till next time :)

Staff was very helpful. All items for flat rate shipping were in stock including 10 boxes of the…read morelarge flat rate shipping boxes I needed. Large selection of gift cards is convenient for people sending out mail and wanting to throw in a few dollars. The facility was clean and hand sanitizer available upon entrance.

Very irritated with this location. My newborn baby's picture book was shoved into our mailbox…read more Completely bent the book! This is not the first time I have had issues with this location. I had a package go missing and when the post master called me back after a week, she basically told me that there is nothing they can do cause it was a substitute driver. Then told me to call the company and they would have to replace my items. WELL, the company did their job. The post office has a job to get what I have ordered to me, ALL IN ONE PIECE AND ON TIME! I will be going up to the location at the end of the week for answers and a solution. If I don't get the answer that I am looking for, I will have to go above the post master. Anywhere I have looked, there is nothing but bad reviews at this site. I have resorted to having my packages sent to my mothers house in VA to avoid using this location. I shouldn't have to resort to that. Please fix these issues.

The staff in this post office are amazing! I love coming here to drop off my posh Mark packages!…read morealways so generous and want to start a conversation!

Absolutely terrible. By far some of the most unorganized, ignorant people I have had to deal with…read more My apartment mailbox has been broken for a few days and was told to reach out to USPS to fix this issue. I put in a service request to have it fixed, they said they would send someone out to fix my mailbox and hold mail until then. I step into the post office a few days later for an update on my service request, asking if they had my packages/mail as I have had things marked as delivered in my mailbox since they told me they said they were going to hold my mail. The lady (albeit I understand she is probably overworked and stressed out) tells me that the carrier had never been holding my mail (despite another employee telling me she was going to tell the carrier to hold my mail) and that the mailbox was fixed. THEY NEVER SENT OUT ANYONE TO FIX MY MAILBOX AND HAVE BEEN DELIVERING MAIL TO A BROKEN MAILBOX. All of my packages have been stolen because of their negligence to this issue. I am rightfully frustrated and am going to be filing a formal complaint against this post office.

I don't have many nice things to say about this USPS location. It's a nightmare to get to because…read moreit is located on one of the busiest streets in the Seven Cities (Battlefield Blvd). If you're coming from I-64/Military Hwy and decide to stop here, good luck making that U-turn at Battlefield & Volvo! I don't care much about how it looks because I'm used to visiting some real beat up/rundown local post offices. To be honest, this venue doesn't look that bad. I've seen worse. The issue I have is the people who work there, particularly Clerk 27. Her poor attitude screamed, "I hate this place. I don't want to be here," and she didn't like that I wasn't "prepared" with my package. I was returning a purchased item and was provided a free return shipping label. I came in with the item in its original shipping package, and the label, which I printed at my office (I no longer own a personal printer). She mumbled something about the label, and I replied, "Sorry, I didn't have anything to attach the label." Clerk 27: "Yeah, that's what I said. You need to attach the label." It was the tone that got me, but I simply apologized again. Then I mentioned to her that the package wasn't sealed. At the Norfolk P.O., they're cool with providing BOTH the plastic shipping label adhesive to attach to the package, AND they automatically will tape the package shut. In this instance, after I told Clerk 27 that the package wasn't sealed, she emphatically replied, "You need to have this sealed already when you bring it in. We don't do that, but this one time, I will." Again, it was the tone that got to me. Yet again, I apologized and thanked her. The worst part about this transaction - as I was walking away, Clerk 27 muttered something under her breath. I know it was derogatory, but I just let it go and kept walking. I know it sucks to engage with all sorts of characters every day, five days a week. And I'm completely on board with standing your ground to difficult customers. But when dealing with people who are simply going about their day and want nothing more than to complete their chores and tasks, being an a-hole because they don't know anything about your job's policies and procedures is not the move. Don't be a jerk. I'm glad I don't visit the post office much. Even though this post office is near my office, I don't want to come back. I'd rather wait until a Saturday morning to conduct my business at a Norfolk post office. The irony here is that you'd think it'd be vice versa. But yeah, I'd rather go to a Norfolk post office than a Chesapeake one. JV