This review is for Jim at the USPS Capitol Hill branch. He was friendly, efficient, patient and…read moresuper helpful! The QR code i had was a priority shipping label (I didn't know that) and had reused an Amazon packaging to ship my product (those white and grey plastic bags). Jim quickly let me know my label is priority and I could just grab a box or a bubble wrap bag to ship my products (looks more presentable tbh). 10/10 experience :)

Delayed my package for over a month just because of the soccer game. there is no option for…read morecompensation and there is no way I'm getting g what I need in time. I wish I could give them zero stars. Because they deserve even lower.

Kenneth Richard is the supervisor at this location and is a HERO. My package didn't arrive on time…read moreand the updates weren't telling me much. Kenneth actually WALKED with me to my building so he could figure out what was going on. He found my package and his attitude the entire time was amazing. He went above and beyond to help me out and I can't thank him enough. Losing a package can be a pain but people like Kenneth and everyone there really made it easy. Thank you!

Great and easy location close to Pike place. We wanted to ship all our souvenirs home so we didn't…read morehave to carry them around. The lady gave us the boxes and tape and saved us some money. Quick and easy! Thank you!

Pretty solid USPS spot right next to the needle! Was able to drop off my packages here last week…read morewithout any issues and the line moved relatively quickly. Happy to see that there were two staff on that busy Saturday morning. Was also able to get a set of 20 stamps for $15.60 which honestly isn't that bad of a deal. Making this my go-to post office!

Helpful staff, can be pretty busy, does have a few parking spots in their lot, if those are full…read moreparking is tricky.

The manager there, who is Asian, is truly outstanding in Customer Service and organization. He…read moretakes his job seriously and I appreciate it. Thank you.

The employees at this post office are so kind. I tried visiting several post offices to get…read morefingerprints taken, but each one had a different reason they couldn't do it. Mercer Island said their machine was broken and would not be repaired. Redmond didn't have a staff person who could operate the machine (from the reviews I read it's been that way for months). Issaquah has one staff member available for fingerprints from 2pm to 6pm. It took me 40 minutes in line to find out that the machine was down for the day. This post office also has a temperamental machine, but one employee was willing to give it a try. The machine here decided not to cooperate and take my fingerprints, but I was overjoyed just to have a chance by the time I made it here. Thank you for letting me try!

I stopped getting my mail and was not notified. sick. I submitted a complaint and called this…read moreoffice 100x before getting any information about why. Over the course of 3 days with no one picking up the phone, finally my knight in shining armor emerged from the fog and picked up the phone. i was speechless and for a min i had forgotten why i was calling in the first place. not really sure why they even have a phone number if its answered 1 out of 100 times. keep up the good work!

I've had to come to this post office a couple times since moving to the area and as far as post…read moreoffices go, this one is very nice. Just as evidenced by the overall score of this location (and most Usps locations) it's not usually a pleasant experience. In fact, you may dread going there. You gotta go there, not because you want to but for some reason you have to. Well both my visits the attendants each time were very nice and patient with me. Which goes a long way, particularly when they aren't being incentivized. This post office is located nicely too, the area usually isn't too busy, there is a parking lot with a fair amount of parking on and off street and the actual building is on the bigger side, as I've seen some small post offices. So while I don't go often, if the folks at this Usps can make my day slightly easier, I'll certainly take it.

Biggest selling point is that it is on the Ave and a block away from U District Station. The…read morefacility itself feels rundown and old. Given the financial troubles that USPS is having, that does not seem likely to change. That said, it is fine if you just need to drop off a letter or package in the mailbox. Though I avoid this location if I need additional services that require waiting in line given the state of the place.

Worst post office in Seattle. I accidentally dropped off a package for UPS. It sat at the post…read moreoffice for over a month. When I called they said I they would set it aside and I could pick it up. The lady at the counter argued with me that they didn't have it. I insisted to speak with her manager who quickly got it and gave it to me. Another time I submitted mail forwarding and brought all my id to have it verifying. He glanced and at the ID and submitted the paperwork. 2 weeks later I got a letter saying I had to come in and verify my ID! If at all possible go to another location!

Postal Services in Seattle, Washington…read more.. I had purchased ten postcards in Portland, Oregon, but I wasn't able to stamp and address them there. I thought that the next best thing would be to have the postcards stamped in Seattle, Washington. I searched my Yelp app for the closest post office and this one in Georgetown popped up. There were many free parking spaces right next to the building. Inside, there was a long line of customers! I guess it's because there are only ten more days until Christmas?!?!? I just dropped my cards in the outgoing mail slot and went on my way! Thanks for your service through the rain, sleet. And snow!

The staff at this USPS location are very helpful, and the office is more spacious compared to the…read moreone downtown. Plus, there's plenty of parking available, which is a great convenience!

Just want to say that David at Edmonds USPS is AMAZING! Got to love it when an employee especially…read morein government building goes above and beyond in the name of customer service! Thank You David!

Actually it's a big fat ZERO! After bill payments, birthday & Christmas cards mailed weeks in…read moreadvance only to arrive days, weeks and in one instance a month late, all to local area addresses! I send letters using the drop box in Perrinville, and UPS for packages. No problems there.

I don't understand the poor reviews. Y'all need to visit a post office in Brooklyn to see truly…read moremiserable service. The line was short (on tax day!), and the postal worker was kind, fast, communicative, competent, and gave me some very useful tips, unprompted. I don't know how they could have been any better at their job. Give them a raise!

Poor signage. Next to Tacos Churos but I drove by it twice. I lucked out and got one of the few…read morestreet parking spots w the 30 min load zone. Asian clerk wasn't friendly at all. She looked pissed the whole time, but I had legit questions. Also, the Priority Mail label I needed was not available in the small kiosk of supplies, so I had to be in line twice. I will drive to Bellevue next time.

I got off the International District train stop and happy to see not one, but TWO U.S. post offices…read morenearby. I was slightly closer to this one (Chinatown), so headed over. This is a TINY post office, the tiniest I've ever been to. (Good things come in small packages?) There was no self-service kiosk that I could find. There are two counters, but only one postal worker when I was there. He was doing his best, and friendly to the customer in front of me, and to me also. Got last-minute packing needs? Buy boxes, envelopes, and other packing supplies. While in line, someone walked in, casually inspected a new, empty envelope, then shoplifted the envelope in plain sight. Another customer and I exchanged looks, then shrugged. :p Street parking. Credit accepted.

This is the little USPS office that could! I appreciate that they're always kind, especially when…read moreI'm perusing the new stamp releases. The post office is pretty cramped but the line moves fast, and it looks like you can rent PO boxes here too. It's also convenient to the light rail and several good eateries. Recommend stopping here for your postal needs.