I've been here numerous times and there's never a long line, and if there does happen to be a line…read moreit always goes quickly. There's plenty of parking and there's a self service kiosk in the front. I will say the place is pretty run down/dirty, but that's every post office honestly.

Long line, one person basically working the counter, and the machine to buy stamps is "updating."…read more This place is a disaster, as are most governmental offices. Avoid if at all possible.

This "US Post Office" is a contracted shipping shop. They offer to pack your shipments, notary…read moreservice ($10 fee), printing, shipping supplies, FREE usps priority boxes among other services. This location is convenient by my work, so I stopped by on my lunch. I came in with prepaid shipping labels (meaning I already paid for postage) and they told me it's $1/ label. I had 4 packages with the prepaid USPS code. At all other USPS locations, they print the labels, attach to your package, and on your way you go. I don't understand how I already paid for the shipping service and they charge in addition?! I feel like they are double-dipping with the contract they have with USPS, $1/label isn't much, but if your already paid for the label/package how does this make sense?? This would effect any reseller (Facebook marketplace orders, Poshmark, Amazon that provides labels). Also, one of the staff from management is always smoking outside the front door, and the entire store smells like cigarette smoke. Eww I will take the extra time to drive to another shipping facility before visiting them again.

I dropped off three pre paid packages on monday for my clients, and they never received them. This…read morepost office has employee thieves that steal merchandise. Beware of going to this post office.

Someone explain to me the logic of having a kiosk to scan prepaid packages after hours, yet no…read moreplace to drop the packages off? Every postal branch that I've ever been to has a receptacle for mail next to the kiosk...except this one. So I walked in scanned my package and yes there was absolutely no place to drop off what I scanned. I looked all over even outside of the branch, but there was no drop off bin anywhere. I had to drive to a different branch just to drop it off. Make it make sense. Typical USPS logic. Unfortunately we're stuck with them as the only game in town. But this money losing, incompetent organization is sorely in need of privatization and reorganization.

Avoid this post office. I sent checks to different…read morestates....never arrived! Also a pkg to Orlando....took a week instead of 2 days as promised.

This is a smaller station located east of I-95 on Palmetto Park Road in a shopping center with a…read morePublix, a Hallmark store, and a You Fit. There's a nice size parking lot right in front. The employees are friendly and if there's a line, they move through it quickly. I find myself using this post office more often since the one on Boca Rio is always so crowded and it takes forever to get to the self-serve kiosk. All of my packages are pre-labeled so I just need to scan them at the kiosk. This makes life much easier. I find that I can breeze into this station, scan my packages and be out within a few minutes. That's a definite win-win for me.

This is a retail substation located in Palmetto Square Shopping Center, which is about 1/8 mile…read moreeast of the I-95 exit of Palmetto Park Road (PPR), north side of row. There is no signage on PPR, so don't look for any. There are 3 postal clerk Windows, an automated postal station. about 200 post office boxes (mail delivered by 11 when there is enough staff to sort it) and an area where you can buy mailing supplies and greeting cards. I have my post office box at this location so I'm there several times a week. I avoid use of clerk Windows if I can, simply cause it takes time and I'm inpatient, although the queue does move quickly - as long as you don't get stuck behind patrons with 40 items to weight and mail or some FAU student half asleep in their pj's who is trying to find out an address on their iPhone and is just oblivious to everything. And yeah, what's up with wearing pjs in the street, like really, that's cool? The window clerks are fine. Joshua is very fine, indeed. Some are very friendly, know me by name. They all ask the same robotic-like questions like is there anything perishable or explosive or fragile in what you are mailing. There is sometimes a manager by the queue (to the clerks) who is attempting to expedite the line by directing people to the automated postal unit, or asking if they need help filling out forms. While that can be beneficial, I see it as a waste of managerial resources. Managers should oversee human resources and identify/resolve problems and not stand around asking people if they want to use automated machine. Oh, you can buy special issue stamps which I still like and use cause I mail cards and actually write LETTERS to people, while most Yelpers reading this likely think a text message or Messenger or FaceBook post is how you wish someone happy birthday or express sadness over the death of their husband or dog. Buy a damn card. Write something. Mail it. And put postage on it.

This is a nice neighborhood post office. The people working there are friendly and helpful. It's…read morenot usually very busy. Around the Holidays you may have to wait in line with your packages, but the lines usually aren't very long and they move quickly. There's a parking lot with plenty of free parking. There are several post offices in Boca Raton. They open and close at different times. Some open at 8 am or 10 am and close at 5:00, 5:30, 6:00, or 6:30. I'm happy that my post office opens at 8 am and closes at 6:30 pm. The Saturday hours are 9 am to 5 pm. Sometimes I have to mail something at the last minute and those longer hours are very convenient.

I have gone WEEKS without mail. I ordered a new lock and they told me it would be 2 weeks. It's now…read morealmost 2 months. I can't even get a call back and they won't answer my phone calls.

It's post office, and also, oddly, a gift shop...that sells underwear? Umm, OK!…read more I stopped by to mail a few packages. Service was pretty quick and friendly. But I couldn't help but laugh at the utterly peculiar selection of items for sale here. The aforementioned underwear. Dresses. Star Wars toys. Tote bags. Stuffed animals. Funko's. Birthday cards. First post office I've seen that's also slinging merch. Hey why not?? Anyway, definitely a good place if you need to mail something. Plenty of parking too!

I stopped in here to mail a couple of packages and get some stamps. Pleasant employees. And a whole…read morearray of goodies in the shop- little stuffed animals, greeting cards -'another trinkets! Located on the plaza where Doris' market is!

I've been renting a P.O. Box at this post office for about two years, and so far it's been a…read morepositive experience. I decided to get a P.O. Box because my nearby condo has gone through so many different mail carriers over the years. Like many of my neighbors, I've had ongoing issues with delayed mail, and I've even had birthday cards stolen and that's if it even showed up at all. Having a P.O. Box has given me peace of mind knowing my mail is safe and will arrive on time. I signed up for Informed Delivery, so I usually know what's supposed to be in my box before I stop by. On a few occasions something was missing, but after waiting in line and asking a postal clerk to check, my letter or package was found. One of my favorite things about having a P.O. Box here is the seven day access, and that includes holidays. Even when the retail counter is closed, I can stop by whenever it's convenient to pick up my mail and packages. I'm happy with the service and glad I made the decision to have my mail delivered here. The smallest box to rent is 3"×5.5" and this is the perfect size for me. At $242 a year, it's well worth the peace of mind of knowing my mail is safe, and that I'll receive it without any worries.

Not only a disgrace as to many (not every) workers & the fact that they treat customers as if they…read moreare trash, but the prices for postage is absolutely INSANE!! Cost to send a certified RRR letter has almost tripled in the last few years, yet mail delivery can't get too much worse.

Store has been here for about a year now and they're very helpful for small businesses with…read moreshopping and receiving. I have multiple businesses that i rent a Maribor here for. They give you an actual street address too which is a plus. The girl Pauline that works there is friendly helpful and understands what you want.

I drove to this location and was unable to find the storefront so I called. A lady picked up the…read morephone and said "we're not a storefront anymore" and hung up. Thinking the call was disconnected I called back and she explained they were a moving company not a box store so I asked how to get a box and stated she probably shouldn't hand up on people at which point I was met with a verbal assault of every swearword in the books and told to get a life.

I came inside to return a package. My process was very smooth. The staff was quick. I found the…read morestaff professional and helpful. I would use this location again. The post office had a nice variety of cards. I found that helpful. They do passports at this location. They even have a room with table and chair to fill things out. You have to make an appointment for this. The office faces Hillsboro. That is the entrance not 10th st. The place has plenty of parking spaces and it is easy to find

While running a few errands, I stopped here to not only mail out a letter but to inquire about the…read morepassport application process for my son and daughter. It wasn't that busy inside the post office. I was about to ask one of the employees my burning question until I spotted a big U.S. PASSPORTS APPLY HERE sign in the far right corner. So yes, you can come to this post office to apply for a new passport or passport renewal. Everything from processing the passport application to taking passport pictures is taken care of here. The forms are displayed on the counter. Schedule your appointment through the post office website - www.usps.com. Appointment days/times is posted on the door. Makes sure you have the necessary documents to show proof of identity. They accept payment for the passport fee in the form of cash, debit, or check. I got all the information I needed. I will return whenever my son and daughter are ready to go through the process.