I love when I go to a new post office and it's empty. Nice area, good parking situation. Went to…read moredrop off a few letters and get stamps. I just got regular book of 20 flag stamps, I wanted some fancy ones but I didn't want to pay extra. Clerk was very pleasant. Definitely recommend.

COMPLETELY RUDE STAFF. Do not come here I promise you. It never fails. The service here is…read moreconsistently horrible. I've had to deal with these people many times. If you have any issues relating to your mail, package, etc. you can bet the incompetent workers here will either give you a hard time, will not help you, or are just plain LAZY. Very lazy and will not help locate anything. The blk w0m@n here 2/21/26 @9a.m. high greased up ponytail... completely rude. I opened up the glass door to drop off my packages and she so happened to be there. I said, "good morning" and she straight looked at me and gave me a side eye didn't say shyt and walked away and continued to gossip with her coworker. Gross behavior. It's prevalent in their clture. I've seen it in many other places. DO NOT USE THIS FACILITY. You're better off somewhere else down the street. Even if it's a bit further, it's better than here.. TRUST ME

Free parking across the street. Older Post Office, I really like the detail inside. There were two…read moreLarge tables, very convenient because I had to get two medium postal boxes & pack two orders onsite. Went on a Monday morning, it was super empty. M My only complaint is they didn't have any of the fun stamps available. So I got two books of the boring flag stamps (booooo). I sent out two packages & 4 letters. Good customer service, I was greeted, friendly little conversation. Would definitely go back.

Great smaller location in Gardena with convenient street and public parking. It is a full service…read morepost office, but they are not open on Saturdays. Short lines make this an ideal location versus their main branch location.

I've been to this post office three times now, and unfortunately two out of the three experiences…read morehave been unpleasant. The main issue is not the process itself, it is the way customers are spoken to. I understand that employees are not expected to be overly cheerful, but there is a difference between being neutral and being condescending. On my first visit, I picked up an envelope that ended up being out of the price range I needed. When I went to put it back exactly where I found it, the employee told me in a rude tone, "that is not where you found that." It absolutely was, and I had placed it back correctly. It felt unnecessary and dismissive. During that same visit, I was filling out an envelope and asked a simple question about labeling. Instead of being helpful, I was told in a rude tone that I "could have just filled out the back." I am not familiar with USPS processes. I usually go to UPS where they handle labeling, so I was just asking for guidance. Today's visit was similar. There was no greeting, and I was told my package could not be sent as it was and that I needed a different envelope, again in a blunt and unpleasant tone. I made a small mistake on the address and mentioned I would pay for the envelope I had to redo. The response I got was, "why did you fill it out after you already stuffed it," which was not even what happened. Regardless, comments like that feel unnecessary and judgmental. For context, I am nine months pregnant and just trying to get through simple errands. I am not expecting over the top friendliness, but basic kindness and respect go a long way, especially when someone is unfamiliar with the process and simply asking for help. I will likely have to continue using this location, but I really hope there is some improvement in how customers are treated. A more respectful tone would make a big difference.

Always a quick and easy trip for me to drop off mail. Sure, staff isn't always the friendliest but…read moredo we really expect mail workers to be chatty when there's a never ending line of customers? I'm fine with a regular greeting and straight to the point of why I'm here! I want to be in and out of there as quick as they want me in and out! lol

so today saturday at 4:55pm i was putting letters in the mail slot inside where the mailboxes were,…read morethe rest of the post office was closed. i had a lot of letters like 20+ and i started to notice after like 10 it started to get progressively harder to get them in. it was weird that i started and no effort needed and then by the end i have to literally shove my letters thru. i'm not saying that u have some lame employee screwing around with the slot or closing it since im coming in "late" but as i was walking away i heard a light snicker so ik also not NOT saying that unless it like automatically closes early or something? idk but... like is this for real? one of y'all's is back there tightening the slot as im using it? unbelieveable really but if thats really the kind of employee and person u are then karma is a ...... i dont like it here but i put up with it..and the immature workers doing weird shhh and overall vibe is not helpful or friendly

Edit: After coming back and buying stamps from The pleasant cashier, I decided to give them another…read morestar. She helped me look through a book of stamps they had for sale. They were cool and seemed collectible. Still sort of unpleasant ambiance inside, but the service was nice. A bit pricey, like $40 $for two sheets of stamps. But the staff was helpful in purchasing them.

Velma and the rest of the staff are sweethearts. I have been coming here for 2 years and I have no…read morecomplaints. Of course, it gets busy sometimes, but they do their best and are very informative.

If I could give us a -5 stars I would…read more I went in seeking assistance and guidance on changing the address for my mother, who had recently passed away. From the moment I arrived, the experience was extremely disappointing and upsetting. One of the employees at the front counter was on her cell phone and immediately asked me to speak to someone else. The second employee was not helpful at all. She repeatedly went back and forth between another room and the front counter, then returned with a piece of paper listing information I apparently needed but did not have. She threw the paper toward me and said that's what was required. When I told her I didn't understand what it meant, she responded, "I don't either--figure it out." There was absolutely no empathy, professionalism, or basic customer service shown, especially given the sensitive nature of why I was there. This interaction happened in front of other customers, which made it even more humiliating. When she threw the paper and the death certificate back at me, I immediately left and told her she was being very rude. It is incredibly disheartening to walk into a business seeking help during a difficult time and be treated as if you are an inconvenience or incompetent. Unfortunately, this appears to be the only location where I can handle this change of address, but the lack of compassion and respect shown was unacceptable.

Oh what joy it always is to visit any public building nowadays. The Post Office is no exception…read moreand this one is particularly grim. First of all the parking lot is tiny for only 6 cars! Crazy small. And on a busy street so street parking is a bad idea. Second, it is tiny, with only 2 out of 4 windows staffed, the wait is extra long here as they don't have automatic machines for mailing like so many other PO's nowadays. Now, the redeeming factor is the clerks are polite. But there are not enough of them. Someone in lobby to help people prep for the window would be smart. I waited behind 11 people on a normal weekday at 10:30am for some stamps! Ugh. I should have ordered them online and avoided this. TL/dr: too small, understaffed, too busy

I came in at 4:40 with a card to mail and the girl who was always so nice looked at me behind the…read morewindow like she didn't remember me. I said hi how are you? I want to mail this to NJ how long will it take and she said 3-5 days and wouldn't take it, just motioned to the drop box. Like I completely ruined her day by walking in. Just rude.

Convenient location. Good service. Mailing needs addressed. Short wait time. Pleasant,…read morecongenial service agent.

The customer service is still closed only the PO Box is open. There needs to be better signage and…read morenotification posted.

The customer service is normally satisfactory. The 2 complaints I have about this location are:…read more 1) There is always only 1 person servicing the 3 available windows, so if the person ahead of you has a time consuming shipment you could be stuck waiting for 20 minutes or more. 2) I have gone several times during normal business hours and the office is randomly closed for lunch. The lunch hours aren't consistent so there is a chance that if you show up between 12pm - 3pm, they could be closed. Today I went around 3:00pm and they were closed. There was not even a note on the door indicating that they would return soon. I continue to go here because its close to my house. They really need to have a backup for the attendant on duty.

They need to do better by opening on-time after been told they open at 9 am smh it's 9:09 am…read more Disappointed

I have come here before and had the worst experience ever…read more But TODAY..... I was blessed with meeting Sheila. She is such a beautiful and wonderful person. She was helpful. She welcomed my husband and I with a smile. She was so efficient, thorough and polite. The service was amazing. We even turned in a package to be mailed in another line and that was also taken care of very quickly. The lines were not long today. Which was very nice. I came in to renew my passport. Thank you USPS for having such an amazing person work for your company. She really lights up a room. Sheila, THANK YOU!!!!

It's always busy at this post office, and they only have one or two people at the window servicing…read morepeople. The shipping box rate has increased a lot. Plenty of parking.