Some of the workers are nice but lots of them have attitude problems. Customer service is iffy…read morebecause sometimes you get a really nice clerk and other times you get one who could care less. This is not the worst post office I have visited but they could definitely do better.

King george is the worst. I don't know how it's so hard to get the correct address and deliver a…read morebox to the door.

No mail delivery to our subdivision today. Our regular mail carrier (who is wonderful) is off on…read moreMondays. Her backup just didn't even bother to pick up or deliver mail to our entire subdivision today. NOTE: This is not the first, or even second, time this has happened.

Fantastic service, and super friendly staff. I choose to drive to this location over others nearer…read moreto home for those two reasons. Knowledgeable about international shipping and willing to get you the best option available. Located in Eagle Village shopping center, when the counter is closed, you can still access the PO Boxes - there's a lot of them! Ps. Stamps are going up by 3c... ugh.

Angle was so great! She was extremely helpful and got us in and out so quickly! I will come here…read morefor any service I need! She deserves a raise!

Sent mail from 125 Washington square plaza on the week of 9/24/2020-9/21/2020 to Kahului, HI…read more Somebody stole items in package and mail was delivered anyway. CLEARLY USPS has thieves. Be careful

i always go there to use the self service kiosk, pretty chill!…read more ps. the lady who does all the documentation for passports don't seem nice at all, she's next to the kiosk and i always hear her being rude to costumers:/

What amazed me is they open at 9:30 am. Most US Post Offices are open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m…read more Monday through Friday and often half day on Saturday ? Not even 9 to 5 ? Also, shipping times are ridiculously long. I still don't know what happened to my certified mail with return receipt sent on August 31, 2026.

The business district of Bowling Green is only about a block long. You'll find the post office off…read moreMain Street on Milford Street, across from the State Police Office and adjacent to John's Barber Shop. Yes, it's a little like the town of Mayberry! I was surprised that this post office is larger than most with a community of this small size. There's a decent sized parking lot, the interior could definitely use a facelift! It definitely has a musty, old odor! They offer passport service here, again, unusual for a quaint town like this. I hope you're not in a hurry to get your passport either, not all staff is trained for this service. If you make an appointment, you'll have better luck! The hours are 8:30-1, 2-5 M-F, and 9:30-12:00 on Saturday. Expect mediocre service, long waits and blasé personalities. The folks here aren't crazy about their jobs. Nothing to "write home about."

A post office is a post office not necessarily so never had bad service here folks are always…read morefriendly if you have questions or need advice about the town or need information directions they are more than happy to help so happy to have a post office in the area

If you're heading to a Colonial Beach down Rte 301 and turn onto Rte 205, you may just see this…read moreteeny white blur of a postal building that serves the Ninde community. It's easy to miss! Calling Ninde a "community" is a bit of a stretch. This post office is the only business in the unincorporated community. It's more like a minuscule neighborhood. Population:0. This small shed sized P.O. Packs a punch though. The services include mailings, shipping, decorative mailing supplies, P.O. Boxes, stamps, drive by mail drop, and even passports (which is unusual for such a diminutive post office but call to verify since this may have changed recently 540-775-0981.) The hours are M-F 12-4, Sat. 12:30-4. We came here on a Saturday afternoon and it was closed. I dig this cute old fashioned post office with its antique army green mailbox on the side! Worth a gander. Next time I visit, I'm going to investigate the origin of the name Ninde!!

The Postal Service in King George Virginia sucks. They lose mail deliver late at night, deliver…read moremail to the wrong houses and the same with packages!! Plan and simple they suck

Surprisingly, I haven't done a review of this post office yet even though we had a beach house in…read moreColonial Beach for years! Although this brick building is rather plain and is designed like a simple, large rectangle, it has a nice well kept parking lot and inside it's tidy. One service not frequently found in these smaller town post offices is passport service, but Colonial Beach post office offers it! Pretty cool! It's on a corner so there's one entrance and one exit, with a drop mailbox at the exit point. The counter was pretty well stocked. All in all a nice, average post office, but nothing to "write home" about. I've always had pleasant, reliable service here. The staff is friendly and helpful. Hours M-F 9:30-1:00. 2:00-4:30 Sat 9:30-1

I think it is unacceptable for a post office to be able mandate that a homeowner have a ground post…read moremounted mailbox in order to get mail. My mom is handicap and has a mailbox placed on the ramp. If the staff do not know you your mail is returned. If they need more staff then the manger needs to lobby the council and the Mayor of Colonial Beach to get ample staff that can be "not lazy" meaning sit inside the mail van to put mail inside ground mounted mailboxes vs. sending a homeowners mail back to the sender or simply walking up to a mailbox. We pay taxes to be able to receive basic services including mail, water and electricity. The mailboxes lined up like a communist county is unreal and unacceptable. Changes need to be made by this USPS location. Handicap persons should be able to get mail. Mostly seniors live in Colonial Beach. Those who have summer homes should not be PENALIZED, by their mail being returned to senders.

I have experienced multiple instances of not receiving my order from the delivering USPS office…read more I'd give it zeros if I could. I've received my neighbors orders and mail and they have received mine at least once a month if not once a week. I'm not sure how hard it is to be sure that packages (not letters or bills) go to the right box or the right porch.