Came here a few times to send stuff and every time that I did, the workers were always helpful and…read morewarm to be around. Simply great customer service

Great little post office. Super close to the university of Utah campus. Folks who work there are…read morealways pleasant and try to be as fast as possible. They have a self serve station as well and po boxes.

Fantastic service! I had eight packages to mail, and Aubrey had me in and out of the store in…read morerecord time. They also made sure all my parcels were securely taped so they would get to their destinations in good shape. This store is my favorite place in SLC to mail packages and is WAY better than the post office.

I had issues with a return and they were so helpful, it was done quickly even though the store was…read moreobviously busy. Thanks!

This is my Post Office. A tenure of 21 years for us. The…read moregovernment got this office spot on. Not like a stain on your shirt. The wait staff can be a bit variable at times, in terms of smiling. Blank, to a full on grin. It depends. My location is sort of hidden. Theirs, and mine. Use Google Maps. Oh, the P.O. Is next to your basic 7-11. Think about the income level for 15 miles in circumference. One day, I talked with Jennifer Anniston about this Post Office. She was standing in line in front of me and eyeing my 2000 Jeep. The building is always sparkling. Just like Jennifer. Nice teeth. But, this is UTAH. The nations leader in personal entitlement. This also carries over to customer manners but not so much when you're standing in line. The parkers are looking at their bank statements. Before you attempt to park, have your grandfather direct traffic (Utah drivers). Be careful since the parking lot is on a variable tilt. Up, down and sideways. Use your mirrors and then count to ten. I salute the staff at this location. They have a lot to put up with. Us. My mail carrier often waves to me and she most usually has a smile on her face. Come rain, snow, hail or a celebration of life. I suggest that you read the comments made by others. Make up your mind about the staff, the service, etc. Come on folks, give up on being so picky. When did you last pull a shift? A final thought about reading and commenting on Yelp. Instead, read the Sunday edition of the New York Times. They sell them Barnes and Nobles. Get the quiche and buy yourself a copy of David Sedaris's Christmas Story when you get your cup of coffee. His book is next to the sugar and creamer. Cheers to you...

They had the gall to deliver a package like this. Unacceptable. Lazy delivery drivers that think…read morethis is okay.

Lasi was extremely rude and unhelpful. She was contradicting what customer service had said, and…read morecontinued to be rude and unpleasant throughout our entire interaction. I do not recommend this teller.

The postman that delivered mail on Saturday June 14th 2025 was a total lifesaver. I do believe he…read morewas being timed so he's probably in training. FedEx delivered a box downstairs by the mailboxes. They didn't bring it to my 4th floor apartment. I don't know if they have to or not. Either way the mailman saw me struggling with the big box approximately 35 lb. He stopped what he was doing and brought it to my fourth floor apartment, he was given permission to do this. I wish I could have tipped him but I don't carry cash so I hope this helps him in some way. He couldn't have done it without the lady's permission that was timing him. So I want to thank both of them. It means so much to me. I'm 67 years old and disabled. This was Washington Street Salt Lake City Utah. Thank you so much for your wonderful postal Service. They went above and beyond. Thank you for your kind and caring employees. Your regular postman for this area is a very kind and sweet man also. I met him when I first moved in and he showed me where my mailbox would be and it's at the very top and I'm short so I made a comment that have to bring a step stool with me when I take my mail and he told me that he would put my mail at the front of the box for me. Thank you so much for your kind and very helpful postal employees in this area. Joyce ///// Washington St Salt Lake City

This location is extremely unreliable. I did my due diligence in facilitating a print order,…read moreovercommunicated, called for clarity, and they still printed the wrong files. To make matters worse- they offered to reprint them with no caveats- and then tried to charge us 50% of the cost. Now- we dont have marketing materials needed for a conference we're at and have to find a more reliable printer in the area. This location does not care. Period.

3 veces que me an emviado compras por esta empresa las 3 veces me las an robado no me dan solucion…read moremandan fotos de cualquier puerta y gracias a eso las tiendas no dan reebolso, no la usen

Mailed my letter no questions asked. I was even able to buy a stamp that had a nice patternread more

We come here for holiday deliveries and some other things on occasion. They always have tape we can…read morebuy at a reasonable price. Some of the staff are very memorable. A few of the older ladies should be avoided because they seem grumpy... although they are fairly honest and knowledgeable.

If ever there was a U.S. Post Office that was deserving of the word: quaint & charming, this…read moreMurray, Idaho Post Office is it. Tucked away in the wilds of northwestern Idaho, in an old mining town, the Murray, Idaho Post Office screams out nostalgia and the Wild, Wild West. In 1883 the town of Murray, Idaho didn't even exist, but the discovery of gold in the area led to a gold rush. Soon the town burgeoned full of 2,000 adventurous souls who came to stake a claim and get rich. Like many small towns of the era, the discovery of gold gave birth to Murray, and like many of those same small towns the absence of gold led to its virtual demise. By 1898 all that remained of the once booming town was a bunch of empty buildings and a handful of hopeful holdouts. Today, Murray is a stop of for tourists mostly passing through to Montana. But there are tours from Couer' d' Alene that take vans full of curious folks out to see a real live ghost town with fewer than 30 people living within its boundaries! That's Murray. Many original buildings are still standing, and this tiny post office proudly serves the handful of families that still need it. Though it is small, it is mighty and durably constructed to withstand the cold Idaho winters. If you find yourself visiting Boise or Couer' d' Alene, look for tours heading up to Murray. The town of Murray will surprise you with its ghost town look and feel, but the history of the place will captivate you. Murray is north of Wallace in Idaho's Silver Valley. Take exit 43 from Interstate 90 and follow the Couer' d' Alene River about 30 miles.

Philip is rude ,dumb, and useless. Has zero knowledge and lies about his own stupidity. Go…read moreelsewhere if you want service from usps. He will mess up the simplest request

Buyer Beware! Do not allow this post office to tell you that you can simply refuse a shipment that…read moreyou did not order or want. When you send it back this way, and the company on the other end does not want to pay for the shipping to get that product back, their "policy" it to throw it in the trash!! And you will be out the product and your money. I went to the post office to speak with the Manager About training his representatives better. He said they did it 100% correctly and that he also would have sent the package back in the same way. But in the same sentence, he said that they have an agreement and it is their policy that when that happens, they just trashed the item even though your name is clearly on the package and you told them it was worth $90.. So I called the postmaster General in Las Vegas and he backed them up 100% and said they did everything correctly. Just how hard would it have been for someone to say we can send it back that way however this could happen to you. I mean you got a job with the government agency and you can't speak that sentence? They were the ones who told me to send it back that way, knowing that they have this stinky policy that would allow them to throw your package in the garbage and you just lose your hundred dollar bill. I just want everyone out there to know that USPS Has this hideous policy and they stand behind it 100%!!! so never listen to the representative behind the counter and do not ever allow them to talk you into refusing the package!! All they had to do was insure it, or pay for the shipping to return it so that I would get the package back when they it or just tell me about this heinous SECRET policy that they have and then I could make an informed decision about how I wanted to mail it back. And then to be so unsympathetic, and so nonchalant that they would tell me, yes, we have the authority to trash. Your property is absurd! No wonder they are going bankrupt!!! And using our tax dollars to do it! If I could've given zero stars, I would have.