Hey Yelp, it's a Postal EMPORIUM, not a Post Office. I'm not sure why they call it an emporium, but…read moreit may have to do with the fact that it closed for lunch between 12:45 and 2:00 and unlike most normal locations, they don't open at all on Saturdays. As far as I can tell one woman runs the whole show here. Because of that there's almost always a line, but she's great as her job so it moves fairly quickly. Despite the lack of manpower this is a full service retail location, not merely a pickup/dropoff point. You can ship packages anywhere in the world, buy money orders and stamps etc. The line can get long, especially right before the 12:45 shutdown. If all you're doing is dropping off a pre-labeled package, you might want to consider the 21st and Leavenworth location.

Ah the post office. A place few people get excited to go, but a common stop for many. I don't know…read moreabout you, but most of my thoughts about post offices aren't exactly bright and cheery - long lines, grumpy employees, and frustratingly confusing shipping options spring to mind. Thankfully, the Post Office at 16th and Farnam is a refreshing change from these stereotypes! The two regular employees are incredibly friendly and helpful, and they get to know their regulars, which I really appreciate. Tammy in particular is always super cheerful. They also move the line along as quickly as possible, and are always apologetic if things drag (not necessary, but appreciated!). Furthermore, any time I've had questions or been uncertain about they best way to ship something, they've always cheerfully offered helpful suggestions. My only criticism is that they have relatively short hours, and are not open on Saturdays. This means I either need to slip out of work or go to to a different post office when I want to ship something. Personally, I'd rather play hooky from work than go somewhere else.

Still a work in progress, but this mail center will be the new pick up spot for packages that they…read morewere unable to leave at your house (previously was the pacific st main station). It will not be a mail counter for services. This location will only be for pick up and storage of packages and used as a warehouse from what I learned from the workers. It's also referred to "Pierce st-new", although it's not on Pierce. My slip I received from the postmaster said "Leavenworth Station".

The USPS Mail System in Omaha, NE in general is beyond SORRY! And this place takes the cake. Like…read moreit's been at least 4-5 times my mail has been put in the wrong place. And I'm literally thinking someone has stolen my package but instead the mailmen and women just don't know how to use simple fundamentals of reading! It's not hard match the address on the package to the corresponding mailbox. That's literally all it is!

Mailing out a couple boxes out of state...thank you "Manty" for your amazing customer service...he…read moreexplained the various options (by price and priority) no judgment ...my boxes looked pretty wonky lol...the line was all the way out the door and down the hallway ..yet employees were giving us the best assistance ever! First time at this post office and I was very impressed that it was 10 minutes to closing ...yet nobody was rushed or given less attention.

What a pleasant surprise to visit a Post Office that has such great staffing. Normally, I dread…read morevisits to any Post Office, because of notoriously long lines. There were six customers in line, including me, and all of us were done within 5 minutes. This is a pretty small Post Office, but there are still mailing supplies available for purchase.

When you want to watch your shipment arrive and depart Omaha several times over the course of a…read moremonth then USPS is your guy! Unfortunately this is the norm with this place and not the exception. I don't understand their level of tomfuckery but I do res their steadfast commitment to it. The laws of entropy state random chance would eventually get it right but their inter dimensional grip on a reality known only to them is quite impressive.

Absolutely terrible distribution center. I dread when my packages get delivered USPS because I…read morealways know they're going to get bottlenecked in Omaha and be late. Most recently I had a package get checked into and out of two different facilities in the same day. On the 18th my package was accepted and shipped out from a facility in Franklin, IL then accepted and shipped out from a facility in Chicago, IL on the same day, the package arrived in Omaha early in the morning and then just sat there for multiple days without being touched. This is ridiculous performance from the Omaha crew. Either the employees or the facility management needs completely overhauled. My USPS packages are always late and it's ONLY ever Omaha that holds them up. Do better.

The employees are all very kind and knowledgeable and want to help you. They do seem a bit…read moreunderstaffed, but they try their best to get the line moving

It's the holidays and people have stuff to mail. And this post office has exactly 1 person working…read morethe counter. The down side is I am only here because the mailboxes at my complex are broken and I have to come to the PO to retrieve my mail. Starting to wonder just how important my mail is since I pay all my bills online. But somebody may have sent me a gift card for Christmas, and I don't want to miss out.

Excellent staff, expeditious, prompt, positive. A wonderful change of pace from the typical…read moregovernment employees and it post offices who are not particularly friendly or personable. You can get money orders here from Western Union, that cost $0.79 a piece. Pretty good deal. I love this post office!

minus 10 stars dude i ordered a package from Montreal Quebec Canada…read moreand it got to kansas in 1 day thanks fedex you rock then my package was switched to usps so i like ok ok as long as i get my package right? riiiight so it takes 3 days for it to get to Omaha and it took a WEEK TO GET DONE "scanning" so in the end i have my package 1 month after its expected due date i HIGHLY Recommend SOMEONE LIKE FedEx

Shout out to William at the Bellevue Post Office. I needed to replace my passport and he walked me…read morethrough every step quickly and efficiently. I was in and out within less than half an hour. It's a good idea to ask questions about what you need before you plan to start the process. William gave me the forms I needed the day before so I filled them out at home. Some people do the process online, but I wasn't able to figure out where the forms were online. I already had my picture so I didn't need to do that. Add in some expertise at the process on the part of William, and the papers are in the mail.

I've been going to the Bellevue Post office for decades with service varying drastically over that…read moretime, so I had a hard time figuring out how to rate it. And to be clear, I am rating the experience at the post office building at 2609 Victoria Avenue, not the delivery service to my home (which has also varied greatly over the years). Since my last several visits over the last year have all have all resulted in good to excellent service experience, I'm putting more weight on the recent trips than some of the horrible experiences I've had in the past. The difference is some of the obviously burnt out/stressed out clerks that worked at this location are gone, and new employees who are a lot more customer friendly are now working with customers. On my latest visit, I was amazed to see that there was absolutely nobody in line, which I have never experience before at any post office. The employee who served me was friendly and efficient. I appreciate that the USPS now accepts contactless payments and have worked out most of the bugs with their online tracking system. I do as much of my correspondence digitally as possible, but some things I still need to do at the USPS, so it's nice that service is improving.

Avoid this post office if you have a choice, simply because the parking is terrible. There are two…read moreregular and two handicapped spaces on the street. They're usually occupied, and if you're lucky enough to park, the trauma has only begun--it is extraordinarily dangerous to back up into the heavy traffic on 24th. The building is a historical treasure, with stone columns, clerestory windows, and mosaic floors. The staff are bilingual and helpful. This post office serves the 68107 ZIP code. The carriers have grueling urban routes, which may partly explain why their quality of service is significantly poorer than other places I've lived.