Post office is post office. Friendly and helpful getting mail out. Large location and easy to get…read moretoo.

First, shoutout to ERRELL (pronounced "Arrow" I believe). Super helpful, nice agent here…read more An important mail that I was sending to Taiwan somehow ended up in Bosnia, and on its return back to me, has been stuck in NY customs (since it's now considered an import item). It's been a nightmare. Several of the post offices I visited has been useless. This branch at least gave me more info. I'm having a pretty negative impression of USPS right now. But if you have to use this carrier, this location's probably the best one to go to. Their employees seem more competent and knowledgeable than the ones at the other offices. Nevertheless, I'll probably go with Fedex or DHL from now on.

I hope this is for the right post office I live on Winfield and had a small package to mail postage…read morepaid- it didn't fit in the mailboxes that are secured these days. I saw a carrier at the bottom of Winfield and he was amazing! As busy as this guy is- he took the time to answer my question. I asked if they still pick up outgoing mail from residences these days and we both kind of laughed at the change in the times. He asked where I lived and said "sure he would do that for me". He certainly didn't have to do that- I'm certain many would have just directed me to the post office on 29th street or even waived me off before I got to the question. I'm sure delivering mail on foot isn't an easy job especially considering all the variables. These men and women do it faithfully in spite of ongoing challenges and this particular carrier- who I'm hoping will read this and remember our interaction- went above and beyond. I taped the small item to our mail slot (on the garage like many others) with a note thanking him. I was a little nervous until I saw the item was scanned and tracking. THANK YOU DO MUCH sir- please know your kindness and professionalism make a huge difference and today even several days later, I'm still thinking about it and smiling. Simple kindness especially these days- has a profound uplifting effect and every person like this guy, who do things the way he did, makes me want to emulate and carry that spirit to others. I just want you to know the effect was much more than convenience- it was confirmation that good hardworking and kind people are still in the world and it reflects very well on the postal service! I'm sure you'll be rewarded for being the person you are - thanks again!!

The clerks Always have a fucking attitude when coming in. Only been in ever to ship a prepackaged…read morelabel which requires absolutely no thought or effort yet they come off as if im asking them to do the most complex thing. The one in the mission is slower but at least they somewhat act like humans.

Simply the best. Efficient and courteous even though not all the customers are nice. Everything is…read moregetting expensive which makes using the post office not as effective. Kudos to the whole gang at this station for doing good work with a smile.

Great little neighborhood post office. This USPS postal location has good people working in it. My…read morevisit was quick and efficient. And there's still a little scale in the lobby to help you weigh items before you get up to the main counter. They're also open on Saturdays until 3:00 p.m. which is longer than some other post offices in the area. Give this post office a try. I'm sure you'll be happy.

It's fine; it's closest to me and I don't want it to close…read more It's only staffed 9-5, M-F. The lobby is open a little earlier and a little later, so one can check their PO box or use the glorious self-service machine. The machine that scans QR codes, BTW. There is also a secured package drop chute as well as letter slots. It is rare to not see a line here, so bring a book or something. Luckily, the Main library isn't very far away...

The lines snake out the door sometimes as there are only two clerks now when there used to be six…read more One day Lilly the supervisor was upset, glib, dismissive of and argumentative with me because she couldn't or wouldn't answer my question to the point of being argumentative and angry. She referred me to the postmaster Manu at 16th and Bryant, a schlep away on foot or public transport. Btw, his office number rings busy incessantly and wasn't available to talk to me in person, or he's on a perpetual break, at lunch or in a meeting In the past, the post office doors closed during lunch for apparently lack of employees. Most of us who use take our lunch breaks to post items, were shit out of luck. Lafonza Butler's office and legislative aids were no help but hopefully Alex Padilla's legislative Aide is better. I don't recommend this office at all. You'll wait on line for more than 30 minutes when only one clerk is working. The Asian clerk on the weekend asked me to get her change for a $10 last summer. Although sweet, she made me smh.

This should be called the Noe Valley Passport Office and not the post office.There are three…read morewindows . Two had clerks processing passports and the third had the clerk opening a safe deposit box contract. We all stood there for a long, long time. No one was buying stamps or mailing parcels at the counter. When I finally made it to a clerk, I got my stamps and when I paid , her finger shot to the debit machine snd clicked the happy face for customer service. REALLY????? I couldn't believe if, I told her that isn't the customer service response I would have picked. Do yourself a favor snd go up to the Diamond Heights post office. It is so much better.

My passport expired and was lost in my move from HI to SF. And I'm lazy and need my hand held…read more I made an appointment online for all the things- passport, picture, etc. When I arrived there was a bunch of people waiting in line for shipping packages. Once I got to the front, the super kind lady brought me through the side door to take my picture. She took a few snaps, asked me which one was best? I told her they all look the same. She went over my paperwork, had me make a few changes, additions, photocopied all the things (extra charge) and with the swipe of my debit card for $184.55, I was on my way. My passport arrived two weeks later. . . before my birth certificate. It was the most painless process ever and worth every penny. Here's the breakdown of pricing- USPS Passport Fee- $35 Photo Service- $15 Money Order- $130 Money Order Fee- $2.55 Copy Machine- $2

The customer service isn't even that bad. There is one window available since it is not a very busy…read morelocation. A parking lot is available for those of you driving here. BRIEF EDIT FROM 08/19/2014: Some of the staff members here are actually friendly. Having a USPS facility here is definitely of convenience for everyone.

Worst Post Office ever. Workers are always so rude and you'd be lucky if you receive your mail.read more

A local post office in my cute and quaint neighborhood. Usually good to go after their lunchtime as…read moreit's not so busy. Workers there are really nice and helpful so no complaints!

I visit this post office at around lunch time and the line is reasonably short, never have lost any…read moreof my packages, 5 stars, A++ rating.

We arrived at 12:15pm drop-in for passport and were informed they don't do them from 12:30-1pm as…read moretheir website states. The woman gave us no solutions and told us that management had not changed the site and they have not done them in months. No one answers the phone either, so overall we made over an hour round trip for nothing but to find "management" isn't taking care of business. Very inconvenient for our family and total waste of our time.

People at Evan's St were very helpful unlike Ben at my local Post Office on San Bruno Ave who is…read moreunfriendly and never goes out of his way to help even though he's not busy.

One really has to wonder what grossly incompetent nincompoop DEI clown circus runs this station!…read more For almost 20 years my friend is the holder of POBox 411621 at the USPS office 1600 Bryant St. in San Francisco 94141. Over the years he has maintained the aforementioned and also updated and submitted at the post office account information i.e. mailbox name holders. Such as adding is DBA business name and adding from an offering from USPS office the street address. All done while filling out and submitting the required forms at the post office. This worked for almost 2 decades. He always received mail addressed with either name, some even without his name and when mail mailed to someone got returned for whatever reason, he received it back in his POB. I don't know what DEI imbeciles USPS employs now, but some cretin all of a sudden decided that any mail addressed other than with his first & last name, even if PO Box and street address and ZIP Code is correct, will be returned to the sender as "insufficient address, attempted delivery not known" sticker! This is a particular insinuation considering that he received mail were just the PO Box and ZIP Code was on the envelope. Also mail returned to him, were his return address on envelope contained minimal information i.e. PO Box and ZIP Code, came back correctly. (image attached) This USPS idiocy has cost him in a time of economic distress to lose a new client, have his reputation damaged and lose the desperately needed $15,000 - $20,000 of a project assignment/contract. I went with him to the post office on March 10, 2026 after he had gotten the envelopes from the sender with the USPS return sticker on to complain about this. (image attached) Asking for the stationmaster/postmaster at the post office he got stupid smiles and the lamest of lame excuses and denials. Mostly none reactions that such individual does not exist. As excuse they pulled out his original registration card from back 2007 for the POBox. When he then asked what about the updates that he made and forms submitted over the years, all he got was silent dumb looks. He showed them some actual returned mail envelopes he got back over the years (image attached) which at the same short nameless address clearly proving that the post office has the address on file, as it is the same [valid] address on the envelope. Otherwise he would have not gotten the mail (envelopes) back! He got a shoulder shrugging blank stare with excuses, lame explanations or no-answers. Since this year suddenly mail to his POB got returned by the by these post office jerks as non-deliverable!!! Yellow sticker: Return to sender "attempted - not known". But the PO Box is valid, paid for an active. What are the worst nine most terrifying words? 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help." -- R. Reagan

Pretty smooth experience at 10:30am on a Thursday. A couple people in line ahead of me. Two desks…read morewith a postal worker working at each one. Only waited about 3-4 min in line before I was helped. Needed to mail out some heavier envelopes so they helped me determine how many of the correct stamps I needed. Empty counter space available so I could apply the stamps without being in the way. Didn't have to wait in line again and was able to just pass over the envelopes once I finished stamping.

Quick service for photo passports. They charge $20 for a set. It's a busy spot and it's small so…read morekeep that in mind. Otherwise pretty straight forward

The woman working the front desk at this UPS store location is a fraud. She illegitimately holding…read moremy package charging 28.50 to release it to me. It was only delivered yesterday, and I attempted to pick it up today. It's not like I left it there. I paid for shipping charges upfront from the website from where I ordered the packages from. BEWARE. I reported this location for fraud at https://reportfraud.ftc.gov