Look at these new stamps! The friendly poster worker says they're running low in stock! There's also a Mohammed Ali stamp that looks great, too. read more

US Post Office - Long live BL - Post Offices Near Me - San Francisco, California

Problem with Distribution Center for boxes left off at both Sunset USPS locations. Boxes usually sit in distribution center in S.F. for 2 or 3 days without moving regardless of what day they are posted on. Expensive, clearly addressed packages sent via priority mail to Silver City, New Mexico, 2 states away, are being routinely routed to Indianapolis, Indiana, where they sit for a minimum of 3 days. Customers cannot call or text or message postal personnel anymore, they are just sent around in circles and referred to endless, useless on-line articles. Problems are not acknowledged or documented or resolved. So nothing changes. Ground Advantage boxes take l.5 to 2 weeks to arrive in Silver City, NM, and most have been misrouted to Colorado, Alburquerque, and other locations, or made to go through 3 or 4 locations in Texas despite having legible, printed address labels. Talking to employees at the local P.O. doesn't help, even when they are presented with the receipts/postal slips from which they can see the tracking problems. If anything customers are handed a slip of paper listing postal contact phone numbers and internet links that nobody answers or whose links don't work. Customers have been totally locked out. And problems cannot be reported to postal inspectors, the links don't work and the site isn't currently being manned allegedly due to government shutdown. Customers have to just wait for several weeks to see if the packages get delivered. I just posted a priority mail box that cost almost $26.00 and was supposed to have arrived Saturday, 10/25/25 - but didn't because as with others it was misrouted and is sitting half-way across the country. So priority boxes that should arrive in 4 or 5 days are taking 8 days or more to arrive at destinations just two states away! Outer Sunset: At least one clerk is abrupt, bossy, rude. She orders customers to put boxes on the scale, cuts them off, etc. And she orders other postal clerks around. Maybe she's a supervisor, I don't know or care. I just can't stand how she treats people. I don't go in there anymore since a bunch of senior clerks retired last year. Bottom line: Customers are being routinely ripped off and mislead and shut out by the postal service. Problems are not resolved. And when customers complain about problems with mail delivery, the only result is retaliation - despite mail only being delivered several days a week. It is common to have no mail deliveries for 3 or 4 days, then it's all jammed into the box in one day! There are fewer deliveries when the regular delivery person is on vacation. And half the mail disappears. Bottom line: USPS cannot fix problems they don't acknowledge! read more

Efficient, respectful service-- everything you'd expect. That said... a few long-time employees retired all at once this past year. We all miss them. Especially their hearty warmth and sense of humor that infected many of us customers, and created a sense of local community. Let's all bring that spirit to the new employees-- keep it rolling! Will your local branch close this year? Well--- "if you don't use it, you lose it". Meaning our purchases that keep the doors open. Plus any new logistics or politics in play. I use USPS for one monthly bill after an autopay company stole stole bank credentials from users. Will we now have to pay $10.00 or more to mail through non-USPS services? Are their price changes even regulated? read more

I don't know why the reviews at this place are so low but the workers here are super friendly, informative and accommodating. I'm used to printing labels directly from Etsy so I'm a noob when it comes to post office labels - they always help me make sure that I get the cheapest price and ensure I'm writing my labels correctly. The service is also very quick - even when they have lines out the door. I haven't had any issues with my packages being stolen or anything of the sort. I will continue to come to this post office and you should too! Support USPS! read more

THEY STEAL MASKS - TEAMWORK 5/27/20 We missed the package EB023967874KR: it was a package of 36 face masks. The postman left a missed package slip on our Restaurant door that said to pick it up from post office.  5/28/20 My dad went to pick up the package at the Irving's (this location) post office. The post office did not have the package. He assumed that the postman was late in delivery his package back to the post office and decided to give it an another day and come back tomorrow.  5/29/20 My dad went to the this (irving & 22nd) post office again. The same man that was working at the counter on 5/28 he gave my dad the supervisor's phone number and told my dad to call the supervisor instead. My dad was patient and willing to return since we are aware that post offices are busy due to COVID-19.  6/1/20 My dad returned to the post office again to pick up his package. The woman who was working at the counter looked for the package for about 10 minutes. She said it wasn't at the post office and track the package. She seemed to think the situation was weird and gave us the Supervisor's number again and took down my dad's name and number.  The same afternoon, the postman ( the post office and himself would not give out his name)  came to the restaurant and dropped our paper mails only. So my dad ping him and asked for our package. The postman started complaining about how busy he was from COVID-19 and that he would deliver the package on June 4th instead.  On 6/2/20 the postman returned to our restaurant and told my dad that he would deliver our package on June 3rd instead of 6/4 They exchanged the times that they were free, and the postman said he would come by 4pm on 6/4. On 6/3/20 the postman came to our restaurant again around 3pm (3:10). Since the package had been delayed for so long, my dad wanted to make sure everything was okay and all the contents were inside the box front of the our security camera that's placed outside our door. Therefore he asked the postman if it was okay to open up the package and make sure that count was correct as descriptions. The postman got defensive and angry and took the package away from my dad and told my dad to pick it up directly from the post office. We have been trying to get in contact with the supervisor on multiple occasions. We have left messages and phone calls. Doesn't work. When we tried to pick up the package and reason with the people in the mailroom, they responded by saying that the postman took back the package because my dad had refused to sign the slip that released the package. This made no sense because there was no sign of the postman trying to get my dad to sign the release form. My dad is not fluent in english but he is capable of knowing how to sign papers and receive mail, as he is an American citizen living in the US for over 19 years; he is fully capable of understanding english enough to sign off a package.  This isn't just about the package or accusing the postman of potentially stealing our package.  it's about the integrity of the postman and the supervisor( to be honest not even sure this person is the right supervisor). It's about discrimination and mistreatment. This one Irving location is covering each for each other to steal people packages. Its about how USPS government workers are refusing to communicate and understand minorities who do not have access to the English language.  We have been extremely wronged by this postman and the supervisor. The supervisor refused to listen to our side of the story. We are also very upset at the fact that the supervisor completely disregarded our request for an explanation and refused to address this issue despite multiple attempts to reach the supervisor. We refuse to stay silent in this matter as this incident was horrible mishandled by USPS and the supervisor of the this post office. This Irving location was teaming up covering for each other stealing people's goods on the side during Covid-19. Imagine 1-2 packages per day- wow that's already 60 boxes since they are open on sundays too right now. I'm here but to file a complaint, hoping I hear back from USPS SF headquarters or who ever. (Not that they don't care, they barely pay their employees that's why this is keep happening) Bottom line I went in got my package after explaining my dad's situation today 6/4/20 @4:03pm. Because I speak better English then my dad, just because I am able to file a complaint. read more

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I frequently deal with post offices all over north america to mail warm & fuzzies and also do a lot of online shopping, never have I ever lost a package on either the sending/receiving end until recently. A pair of shoes I dropped bank on never came even though tracking indicated that delivery was complete. After finding out that this location is where my carrier was based... Day 1: I call the post office, man picks up and does not speak english, finally understands that I lost a package after I repeated the same sentence with various pace and inflections for 5 min, takes down my contact number/mailing address/tracking number, and tells me that the supervisor would call me back Day 2: No one calls me, I call the post office again, a lady picks up, she sounded nice and I spend another few minutes to re-explain the situation, give my contact number/mailing address/tracking number, she said she'd definitely call me back after checking with the carrier Day 3: LIES, no one called me, so I call back for the third time, a new lady picks up, I re-explain the situation and express my frustration at having to bring up the same simple issue multiple times without any progress on what was supposed to be a straightforward resolution; lady takes down my contact info/mailing address/tracking number again, and tells me to call back before 9am the next day to speak to the supervisor Day 4: I wake my ass up in the early morning to ensure I catch the supervisor before 9. I dial like a maniac on and off for an hour between 8 and 9, no one answers. I am pissed. Day 4 continued: I dial again around noon, finally reach human voice, dude picks up, I explain the situation yet again and give the long ass million-digit tracking code, demand that they take care of the issue and talk to my carrier immediately, and stop fucking up such a simple customer service task. Dude tells me he'd give me a call back, blah blah blah Day 4 continued on: obviously, no one fucking calls me. I call back, thank god it was at least the same guy I spoke to earlier so I didn't have to turn into a broken record again... I then find out that the carrier who supposedly delivered my package doesn't work there anymore, and apparently they couldn't contact her either because she's some magic fairy who poofed off this planet. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!?!!! I'm using a fucking carrier pidgeon over USPS next time. read more

Worst post office in the Sunset. I prefer to go to the one at 9th and Judah, 2 blocks from my home, but for some crazy reason my packages get delivered here. So I gotta trek all they way here, stand in a long line in a really old, run down facility where all the employees are really rude and sad. They are the stereotypical post office worker you expect to go postal. I know the USPS is having some serious money issues, but this location really needs some TLC and training. read more

5 for the post office? WHY? Admittedly USPS doesn't evoke images of revelry and 'enjoy' isn't a word typically associated with anything having to do with the Government. But there's a small slice of joy situated on 22nd Avenue near Irving street. I was in said business last week, and the whole time, the staff were cracking up with each other and customers. I was laughing and I couldn't even hear the whole convo but the laughter was contagious. After a very short (3 min) wait, I was up. The customer next to me and two staff were still laughing, joking about 'he'll be sad to see you go'. I thought 'I'll be sad to go, this is so cute'. And it's not an isolated incident. I always have a funny conversation with the gentleman (I need to get his name). Ya gotta admit, making jokes about packages and the speed of print labels is not a level of comedy the average person can achieve. It's pure gold. read more

I really wish I could give this place no stars. I've experienced multiple situations with this post office. They had lost my package that I needed urgently and kept giving me different information every time i called or went to the post office. The carrier claimed that she had delivered the package, but it was never delivered & her story and what actually happened did not add up at all (which is how i know it was never delivered). Til this day, I still do not know where that package is. Another situation is that i had a package that was out for delivery at 8am. At 10:15am, the tracking changed and said it was being held at the post office. Confused, i decided to call the post office to ask why it was being held there. Some guy answered after calling 5 times and he was not helpful at all. He put me on hold (I'm still on hold this very minute) and I've been on hold for 15 minutes. read more

The employees have been consistently friendly, efficient and helpful at this location! The line is often short (at least on weekdays) and they keep the line moving even with their patience with difficult customers I've observed. read more

Some days this post office can accumulate a long line even when there's 3 people working, but from my many experiences (recent and further down the unlogged history), it's not the employees, but rather the people in line. :/ The people there, (esp the lady to the far left in the first counter) tend to be on the fast side. And I've had my fair share of slow days waiting, so it's not like I don't know what I'm talking about. read more

US Post Office - Post Offices Near Me - San Francisco, California

I've only been to this post office once and interacted with one employee, so I can't speak for the rest of the people who work here. The clerk I talked with was very rude and unhelpful. She wrote down a number for me to call, and when I called it, the number was not in service. read more

It is a small, dingy-looking place that moves relatively slowly. But the employees are consistently upbeat, and shipping prices are quite affordable. Fingers crossed - they've never lost anything I've shipped, yet. If I had a wish list, it would be for a better supply of pens to fill out forms, and maybe a FedEx/UPS setup of free office supplies. I basically add on $5ish in boxing, bubble wrap, and **tape** omg on every visit. I forget the tape roll on the next visit and have to buy another. I'm sure our government wouldn't spare the change, but a roll of packing tape on the counter would be so helpful. read more

I have called this place literally 10 times so far during business hours trying to reach someone to schedule a redelivery with no answer. I am high-risk for COVID so can't go into the location to pick it up. A package wasn't delivered to my place because apparently there's "no such number." I have never had an issue getting my mail or packages from the USPS before and confirmed that I had indeed entered the correct shipping address. read more

The post delivered a package that had been ripped open and the contents taken. Apparently having the contents stolen from packages is something that happens at this post office. This post office needs to be investigated. read more

Lived here my whole life so I know how this location runs and I can say that I have never had an issue with sending or receiving a package(s). The two workers (a woman & a male) are always very helpful, efficient and nice. The place is a little run down but that doesn't bother me as the job always gets done. Pretty straight forward, just do a little education on their website first before you go in an ask questions, as I'm sure they get a lot of complicated orders in a day. read more

They 'attempted to deliver a amazon package yesterday... they managed to no figure out how to knock on my door. After 55 minutes on hold with the 800 number, I was told to call the local office and hung up on after being laughed at for asking for the phone number. I found the number on google, and the lady who answered the phone cant understand the spelling of my name, so I slow down and annunciate every letter very slowly, she then complains that I talk too slow for her. She also hangs up on me, and now they are refusing to answer their phone. Absolute waste of time! read more

The employees here are rude and surly. They act like everything you ask them to do is unreasonable and almost insurmountable. God forbid they might run out of books of stamps and have to walk 3 feet to another part of the counter to find some; they'll look at you like you're torturing them or like you're a total jerk for running out of the stamps you had. And the very slow service and attitude wouldn't be such a problem if they could manage to deliver the mail, but they can't. If you ever move to this area, you should know that when you move away, you will have to pick up your mail @ your old address until you personally notify all people and companies of your new address. Your mail will not be forwarded regardless of how you fill out the form. If you don't have to use this post office,don't. read more

Hopefully you watch the TV show "LOST". If you don't, this review will not be the slightest bit funny to you. Remember when the Oceanic survivors discovered a pile of plastic capsules in the middle of an open field? They were filled with notebooks containing copious notes written by the original occupants of Pearl station who dutifully sent them off using a pneumatic tube system. Of course these note-takers in the Pearl station assumed their notes were landing on an important desk somewhere. The joke was on them! Those little capsules just piled up in an open field in the middle of nowhere, never to be opened or read. I believe this bit of LOST was inspired by the USPS redelivery request system. I tried this system both via 800 number and via internet. The only effect it had was to make me a prisoner in my own home for fear of missing a redelivery attempt. I dared not set foot outside for the smallest moment, because that is WITHOUT FAIL when the delivery person will come rolling up to my door. But they never came. Navigating the USPS voicemail system is sure to result in collateral phone damage due to voicemail rage. I have never encountered a voicemail system so resolved to stymie my every attempt to reach a human. I eventually managed to get the number of the Sunset Station where my package was allegedly being kept. It took several days and several calls. I was left on hold for extended periods of time, wondering if I had been forgotten or abandoned. Nobody seemed to know what was going on with my package. In the end the package came to my door and I did not have to go to the post office. But it was not worth it. read more

I went to this post office really early in the morning and found their service surprisingly better than the average USPS which is a 2/5 star. I bought an envelope and waited in line for about 2 minutes until I was able to send my mail. The employee was friendly and my whole visit went smoothly. read more

My opinion of this place still has not changed! This post office should be shut down, because it offers absolutely no service whatsoever - just a bunch of headaches! The lines are usually long and moves very slowly. I don't come here to do any type of business other than pick up my packages whenever they leave me an orange card slip . Unfortunately, this place seems to always waste my time by telling me that they can't find my package and to come back a few days later. This latest incident, I gave them an entire week before I tried to claim my package and they still couldn't find it! And they had the nerve to tell me to check back again in a few days! Seriously?? Like I have all the time in the world to come back again?? Not only do I have to look for a parking space, I also have to pay the meter for at least a half hour because the employees here work at a snail's pace. I have no other choice other than to go here since they keep sending my packages to this station; although, there's another closer post office to where I live. I hate this place!!! read more

I have no clue why this post office has anywhere near 3 stars, this place is absolutely awful. You always hear of how bad post offices are and guess what..... "drum roll please"... This place takes the cake! The employee's are extremely old and slow, they may even give father time a run for his money. Extremely poor service, I've lost 3 packages here, somehow the most recent one was not redirected to my new address as requested when signing and filling out the change of address forms a month prior, how does that happen? Help me take this 3 star review down to 1. Don't even bother going in if your packages are here. It's actually worth the headache to call the 1-800 number and get your package routed to another location than bother with this hell hole. If Yelp offered 0 stars it still wouldn't be enough, they need to develop a system for negative stars. I hope this place shuts down in the near future. read more

Here is their phone number (415) 759-6381 i hate this post office, line is always long, so slow. Go to the castro location, always fast service read more

Horrible! Waited twenty minutes to attempt to make a passport appointment while two practically immobile and fossilized clerks plodded along and a half-dozen others sat around doing absolutely nothing. When the opportunity arose I was told that no appointments were available for an "indefinite period" due to the passport agent being on vacation and the station being "understaffed" I was floored and then told that my only option was to go downtown and wait in line behind every other San Franciscan wanting a damned passport. While there I saw everyone else getting screwed over as well. A guy came to pick up a priority package and was told it would be several days since it was "on a truck" and the post office had no way to get in touch with a driver in the field. They should stop advertising any services other than selling stamps, it's the only thing they can do apparently. read more

Having just found out I will be able to live in Peru for 2 months this summer (WOOHOO!!!), I was incredibly eager to get my very first passport! I gathered all my necessary documents and looked on the government travel website for locations where I could drop them off. It listed several in my immediate area (rather than some 3 hour round trip excursion to the mission), so I was excited! All the facilities listed were by appointment only, so I called the place closest to my house to make an appointment. No answer. Wrong number? Next facility, no answer...Really? Rinse and repeat every day at different business hour times. Already frustrated, I decide to go in to the one closest to my work, the Sunset Station facility (I'll have to take valuable time off to go during business hours). Since I couldn't call to make an appointment, I figured (stupidly) that I could make one when I get there, if not just turn in all my application materials on the spot. It was pretty empty (Thursday, 2:45pm), as I anticipated, so the latter sounded plausible! However, this is not the happy ending I encountered. I arrive at a crappy looking post office. I told the lady behind the counter that it says online to call and make an appointment, but no one answered. She hastily interrupted me and said no one answers the phone. Okay, I got that from the whole not-a-single-facility-is-answering-their-damn-phone-every-day-I-call thing. But now it seems as if they keep a phone in the back just for shits and giggles by pissing everyone who calls off, because phones are comically unnecessary for a business or service agency (sarcasm). So, I ask to make an appointment, since I had already gotten the time off work to be there. Unfortunately, this was not an option. They only make appointments a week at a time and on Mondays (WTF, RIGHT?!?!). The guy that does passport applications was RIGHT next to her, but for some reason, I couldn't make an appointment until Monday. I will have to take time off work/school (during finals) to come in on Monday to make an appointment later in the week so I can take more time off work/school (during finals) to apply for a passport. This is the most inefficient, impractical thing I've ever heard. Of COURSE they don't post this information online. And it's not like you can call and ask about their policies to prepare, because THEY DON'T ANSWER THE GODDAMN PHONE!!!!!!! If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. These people can suck it. I wouldn't trust them to do anything, let alone handle my passport application. read more

The Joint: The place is dingy. Much of the staff is either rude or incompetent. God HELP YOU if you ever need to go here during lunch. No one--EVER--answers the phone. A waste of your precious time...go somewhere else. The Delivery: If you have any time sensitive items with a big red stamp reading 'DO NOT BEND' to be sent or received--expect it two weeks later and looking like origami. Attn. delivery geniuses: If it doesn't fit in the slot, then (revolutionary concept, I know) RING THE DAMN DOORBELL! read more

Worst post office in San Francisco! This is what happened, I sign up for a P.O. box back in Feb 5, 2013. So I start using it around Feb 25. Ordered a few packages of ebay, they arrived in the post office around March 01. And all of them got rejected and returned to sender for no reason. I tried lining up and question the staff and they do no provide me with any answers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a waste of time and money! read more

Avoid this Post Office at all costs! They lost my package and then told me that I was lying that I dropped my package off there. And would NOT look for it. Unbelievable! read more

As you wait in line at this dingy and claustrophobic post office, you'll have plenty of time to observe the slowest postal employees on Earth. The workers have no sense of urgency, no sense that their customers' time is valuable in any way. As they retrieve your package from the back room (which, judging from the wait time, is somewhere in Daly City) they walk as if they are wading waist-deep in water. And about half the employees here have a really unhelpful attitude. When my mail is put on a vacation hold, it's never at this post office when it's supposed to be, so multiple trips and angry phone calls to some mail facility elsewhere in the Sunset are usually necessary. Unless a package is being held for you at 22nd Avenue, you're probably going to have a shorter wait and better service if you go to the post office on Irving between 9th and 10th. Avoid 22nd Avenue if you at all possibly can. read more

With the current economy, I don't expect my post office to look all glitzy and snazzy. But the people who work there could use some training. These people work with NO sense of urgency at all even when the line is out the door with 20+ people! SLOW SLOW SLOW, and when they bother to get off their little stool to distribute that growing pile of mail on their counter, they SHUFFLE to the mail bins and slowly shuffle back to the counter. They also allow people to cut in line, I've been many times, where certain people who deemed themselves too good for the line walk right up to the counter and they just help them instead of telling them to line up like the rest of us regular folks. read more

I was in there yesterday and started coughing and sneezing along with everyone else in there. It eventually got evacuated, which can be read about in this article: http://blog.sfgate.com/stew/2014/08/28/s-f-post-office-evacuated-in-hazardous-materials-scare/ Now I have to think twice about going to this sketchy place and it's only 2 blocks from me...really unfortunate. read more

Even though this place is small, they make up for it by being speeeedy! I came during the holidays to do a few mailing, dreading the line. Line went out the inner door, but moved at a good speed. Good job USPS! Glad one office has a system that works! No automated shipping labels or stamp vending machines here. USPS mailboxes located outside. No more FedEx box outside. read more

5 stars at 830AM, that's when I come to drop off a package, if I have the time. 1 star for a long line that goes OUT THE DOOR. I hate that, so I like to buy my postage online, if I'm sending something within the US. Other times, you can't, just can't send packages overseas without custom forms & paying postage so you HAVE to wait in line. I guess I'll give them 4 stars, because it's not insanely far from me. When I get notices in the mail to pick something up, sometimes I get my bro to go for me, & they'll allow it if I give him my ID card. There is NO parking, I repeat NO PARKING, so I just walk. The same workers for some odd years, but the last time I went, I saw a new face or two. read more

Oh my Lord. I have never, ever seen a group of people move....so........damn...... SLOW!!! Seriously! It's almost comical, unless you have ANYWHERE else to be in the next, say, two freaking hours. This place is exasperating. I avoid it and go the Noe Valley post office when I can. I cringe when I see a notice from our postal carrier (Also, totally unfriendly! What's up with that!? My postman growing up used to walk me around the neighborhood with him when I was three and was happy to do it!) saying that my package is being held there. This is why, during the Holidays, I ask family members to send me packages via UPS or Fedex. read more

My second Yelp review, and it's also about a post office. Is there a theme here? Is this my version of going postal? The people are very courteous here. I still almost always tell them, even after being here for many years, "I'm from New York, and you are all sooo much nicer than the postal employees there!" A glint of humanity peeks through the government-service-glazed-expression, and they thank me. It's true, they are much nicer here: DMV, the courts system, everything. The people where you pick up towed cars, they're still going to hell. One Express Mail story: I was in a long line waiting to send an overnight package to New York, well before the 4 pm deadline to have it arrive the next day. I get to the front of the line at 3:50 pm, when an old lady comes in and gripes that she can't be standing around waiting on that line because she's elderly. The postal clerk rolls his eyes, nods, and she goes to the counter. She's buying up enough stamps to last her through the Y3k crisis, and asking about different designs, and commenting on the pretty and ugly stamps, all while the rest of us are fidgeting as if we'd just finished a beer drinking contest and there's only one toilet. As the elderly postage-challenged woman walks out without acknowledging any of the people waiting, I mutter, "You're welcome," and head to the counter. I tell the guy I need to overnight the package to New York, and he tells me I've missed the 4 pm deadline, it's 4:01. I look at him in disbelief, and argue that he's the one who let this woman in front of everyone, and he's going to penalize me for that one minute? Nothing this guy can do, it's got to be entered into the system, and this guy can't think or act out of the box. He was trying to do a good deed, I just got screwed. I run to UPS, which charges me $60 for the same package which would've cost me $22 at the post office. Postage-challenged woman: When Hemingway asked For Whom the Bell Tolls: It's going to toll for you. I'm still going to give this place five stars because years ago, a letter carrier from this office found a set of my keys in the street, pushed the car alarm button to see if the car was parked nearby, and left a note on my car to tell me the keys could be picked up at this post office. How freakin' cool was that? read more

I love this post office. It's small. It's the closest one to me. They're reliable. AND the people there are pretty nice.

I have to echo what most of the other reviewers for this post office have said; the staff is generally courteous and helpful. That's all I want from a post office, I don't need sushine and lollipops. And I thought I was the only one who was disgusted by the childish behavior of other customers; it's surreal how unreasonable so many of the customers there behave. If you think about it, the post office provides an amazing service at a very low price. I mean, 41 cents and you can send a letter anywhere in the country? Sure it's not always on time but I'd like to see all those that whine about slow service or whatever do any better. read more

This Post Office is small, gets busy very quickly. And, the line for service can move very slowly. Best times to go are in the morning before 11 AM, and just after lunch hour between 1 and 3 PM. Trying to get something mailed out in a hurry will take time if you go there at "rush hour" as I like to call it, which is usually before the last route pick up of the day after 4 PM. The other US Post Office location on 9th and Irving is much the same. Yet that office has self-service machines to buy stamps and weigh/measure mail. read more

Worst post office I've ever been too. I wish I could give it 0 stars. I have sent two packages from this location and both have gotten lost in transit. When I went in to ask for help, employees were unfriendly, clueless and told me to call the general customer service line for assistance. I agree with a previous review that the employees here have attitude problems and make no effort to help you whatsoever. read more

A post office is a post office. This one however, is faster than others I've been to. I've been to the post office in Chinatown & was told they no longer ship items First Class International & the man who told me had the shifty eyes which told me he was lying through his ass. Since I moved to the Sunset & started going to this post office they offer First Class International mail service & I asked why was I told in another location that is was no longer offered. He plain out said some managers tell the cashiers that so they can charge more for customers to ship their items International Priority Mail which is almost triple the rate of First Class. If you don't know, now you know. read more