Deltaville - Another run of the mill looking brick post office, but it's immaculate inside and has…read moregreat customer service. Located in this quiet river town, this post office serves less than 900 folks and is considered a "census-designated place" according to the census bureau. Surrounded by water, you'll see marinas, boatyards, and bait shops all around this unincorporated community. This laid back hamlet has few restaurants and shops, and is super chill on Mondays with only a few businesses open. We had to drive to Kilmarnock to get a bite to eat! The post office has the typical postal services, but no passport service. There's a drive by drop off mailbox along the parking lot. Patricia Hall is listed as the postmaster of this small post office that caters to the local sailing/boating/fishing and water loving folks in this low key vacation town. Hours M-F 9:30-1:00/1:30-4:30 Saturday 9:30-11:30

This odd looking post office Used to be a school, in 1953, which explains the unique shape. Located…read morein Cobbs Creek ( pop. About 1,200), not far from Mathews, VA, we found this government building on the way to see the lighthouse at the tip of Mathews County. Long narrow galley style, with attention to cleanliness. The desk was stocked with pens and forms for customers convenience. They have photo services, and may process passports, but call first to verify. The service is slow and not too neighborly. Hours 8-1,2-4:15 M-F ; 9:30-11:30 Sat

Established in 1898, this is a cute, petite post office in Susan, VA in Mathews County ! The…read moreoutside looks like a tiny cottage and inside is full of charm and vintage post office boxes and lots of wood accents. There was a sweet wooden and wrought iron bench inside with local newspapers upon it. It wasn't well-stocked and could've been tidier. The floors definitely need a good cleaning to really make this post office a gem. But its quaintness and rustic design won me over! Hours M-F 9:30-1:30, Saturday 8:30-12

Such a great piece of Mathews history. Established the day after Valentine's Day in 1898. I luv…read morebeing able to think people have been enjoying the beauty of Mathews for such a long time. This building is simply charming and Anna the postmaster is always helpful. There is a huge rosemary plant outside they allow the locals to take bits from to use in cooking. Hurray for small town rural life.

Couldn't see the name of this government building due to the overgrown shrubbery - the maintenance…read moreleaves much to be desired . This small post office in Hartfield seems like they are stocked for hundreds of packages... I imagine the folks using this tiny post office won't use up all these boxes in a dozen christmases!! A post office had been established in this unincorporated community of about 1,500 people since 1889, but this modern, plain brick building has replaced the original one. Elena Sealy is the post master at this location. I gave this post office a 3 star, but I really felt it was 21/2 because of the untidy appearance. Hours M-F 8-12, 1-4:30. Sat 8-11:30 no passport service

Lovely post office w a grand entrance in West Point, Virginia . The interior looked 100 years old…read moreor older, very nicely maintained. I felt weird about taking pictures inside, but it has that nostalgic old post office feel for sure. Nice lady assisted me in shipping a book via media mail.

This post office serving about 1,000 people in Port Haywood, Mathews County, looks like any other…read morefrom the outside, but it's a firecracker inside! It is bursting with red, white and blue everywhere! There are patriotic gnomes, teddy bears, hearts, dogs, flowers, garland, wreaths and banners everywhere! There are even a few "Uncle Sam's" in the style of bobble heads and cut outs! It looks like the postmaster is Rebecca Ethington and she didn't forget the bald eagle in her Stars and Stripes theme! It's very festive so one can't help but appreciate the post master's style and dedication to this otherwise run-of-the-mill government facility. Kudos to you postmaster! Keep your flags flying! Well stocked, clean and pristine environment! Hours: 9-1,2-4 M-F, 8:30-12 Saturday no passport service

In and out in 5 minutes on my passport appointment. Lady helping was nice and helpful. Made the…read morewhole process smooth!

I love old postal buildings! They don't make them like this anymore. Easy to park for free along…read morethe road in front.

I'm forced to go here due to my work and short lunches (used to go to the point). They move like…read moreturtles and will gladly waste 20 mins of your 30 mins lunch. They also have NO idea what they're doing or what's going on, ever. I was told I couldn't ship something out in a way that I've done it 1000x before. I've been told multiple wrong things by them. I HATE being forced to go here so much I'm literally going to change my work schedule so I don't have to go here anymore. AVOID AVOID AVOID.

Although I was disappointed in the rather plain, boring exterior of this strip mall post office, it…read morewas clean and well stocked and spacious. The original, much more charming post office, used to be located in a quaint brick building in the heart of Main Street, but sadly moved to this drab location further down the road. They have extended services here, including passports, self serve kiosks, and a greeting card station so kudos to them! Hours M-F 8:30-5, closed for lunch 1:30-2:30. Saturday 10-12.