The customer service isn't even that bad. There is one window available since it is not a very busy…read morelocation. A parking lot is available for those of you driving here. BRIEF EDIT FROM 08/19/2014: Some of the staff members here are actually friendly. Having a USPS facility here is definitely of convenience for everyone.

Worst Post Office ever. Workers are always so rude and you'd be lucky if you receive your mail.read more

Someone named Siesha who says she's a "manager" at the Mendell Post Office put in an "urgent"…read morerequest for a lock repair which belongs to the USPS on June 25th and no repair. It's now been 18 days and our mailbox door is wide open. Anyone has access to about 10-12 people's mail. UNBELIEVABLE! And now she doesn't answer any texts or the phone.

I called but no one picks up the phone…read more... I went online to reschedule a pickup. It says Saturday is an option, perfect. Done Then I look up the hours, not only does this garbage place have the most limited hours I've ever seen for a post office but it's not even open on Saturdays! How do you let the scheduler let you make appointments for days you arnt open. Makes no sense

No problems. Get in line. Social distancing at this time. Do your thing…read more Only one window open so you'll need to wait a while if there are a few people in there. Remember to treat everyone with respect! Free usps flat rate packaging envelopes and boxes on the right side of the store. Depends on what is left.

I went in to ask what is the quote for priority shipping for international package, the old guy…read morenamed BEN told me "oh it's expensive," (YES I KNOW THE POSTAGE IS EXPENSIVE. ) After several unhelpful conversations, I realized the reason to why he was being unhelpful. It's because he was watching his movie/drama on his TABLET on side of the top counter/front desk. I was surprised he didn't even put the volume down, it was loud enough for me to realize behind the glass window.

A local post office in my cute and quaint neighborhood. Usually good to go after their lunchtime as…read moreit's not so busy. Workers there are really nice and helpful so no complaints!

I visit this post office at around lunch time and the line is reasonably short, never have lost any…read moreof my packages, 5 stars, A++ rating.

I hope this is for the right post office I live on Winfield and had a small package to mail postage…read morepaid- it didn't fit in the mailboxes that are secured these days. I saw a carrier at the bottom of Winfield and he was amazing! As busy as this guy is- he took the time to answer my question. I asked if they still pick up outgoing mail from residences these days and we both kind of laughed at the change in the times. He asked where I lived and said "sure he would do that for me". He certainly didn't have to do that- I'm certain many would have just directed me to the post office on 29th street or even waived me off before I got to the question. I'm sure delivering mail on foot isn't an easy job especially considering all the variables. These men and women do it faithfully in spite of ongoing challenges and this particular carrier- who I'm hoping will read this and remember our interaction- went above and beyond. I taped the small item to our mail slot (on the garage like many others) with a note thanking him. I was a little nervous until I saw the item was scanned and tracking. THANK YOU DO MUCH sir- please know your kindness and professionalism make a huge difference and today even several days later, I'm still thinking about it and smiling. Simple kindness especially these days- has a profound uplifting effect and every person like this guy, who do things the way he did, makes me want to emulate and carry that spirit to others. I just want you to know the effect was much more than convenience- it was confirmation that good hardworking and kind people are still in the world and it reflects very well on the postal service! I'm sure you'll be rewarded for being the person you are - thanks again!!

The clerk has an attitude, completely unprofessional and rude. I've come in there twice and I've…read morebeen met with a hostile attitude both times. Tried to make me pay for a prepaid package. I believe his name is Joe? Second time the manager stepped in and was able to handle it thankfully which is why I'm giving 2 stars instead of one since he was helpful.

Free easy parking in a quiet town. Their own parking lot…read more Staff has been kind each time I came and I got what I needed. You can buy stamps and the designs change occasionally so check out what's new Lines are usually not too long, maybe 1-4 people in line

There's never a line. There's a huge parking lot. Everyone that works there is super helpful and…read morefriendly. Hidden gem!

date & time: wednesday july 15, 2026 @ 10am neighborhood…read moredate: the husband vibe: mom groups & retirees in for love & lemons short or skirt sets decor: quaint post office service: warm purchase: seasonal stamps. i am a minimalist, but one thing i have collected since my childhood are stamps. we would walk to our neighborhood post office in west portal to select my book of stamps while mailing many hand-written letters in carefully selected stationary sets to friends and pen pals around the world total: priceless memories

My passport expired and was lost in my move from HI to SF. And I'm lazy and need my hand held…read more I made an appointment online for all the things- passport, picture, etc. When I arrived there was a bunch of people waiting in line for shipping packages. Once I got to the front, the super kind lady brought me through the side door to take my picture. She took a few snaps, asked me which one was best? I told her they all look the same. She went over my paperwork, had me make a few changes, additions, photocopied all the things (extra charge) and with the swipe of my debit card for $184.55, I was on my way. My passport arrived two weeks later. . . before my birth certificate. It was the most painless process ever and worth every penny. Here's the breakdown of pricing- USPS Passport Fee- $35 Photo Service- $15 Money Order- $130 Money Order Fee- $2.55 Copy Machine- $2

Convenient post office look in your parking period find that that's pretty hard to get in the city…read more But there's a shopping center right across the street that you can park at to utilize this post office and there's also metered street parking. This post office offers most of the services you would find it in the other post office. Just know that when you go you may be waiting in line for a bit. It's just slow. But isn't that what snail mail is anyway? I have always found the workers to be helpful regardless of how long it takes. One thing I didn't like is that if you use the self service machine for stamps, you can't trade them in. So what you get is what you get. Just keep that in mind because there's not different stamp designs you can choose if you using the self service machine. Is usually only one type of stamp. On the other hand, it is faster to use the self service machine if you were looking to Get stamps or mail something quick.

One really has to wonder what grossly incompetent nincompoop DEI clown circus runs this station!…read more For almost 20 years my friend is the holder of POBox 411621 at the USPS office 1600 Bryant St. in San Francisco 94141. Over the years he has maintained the aforementioned and also updated and submitted at the post office account information i.e. mailbox name holders. Such as adding is DBA business name and adding from an offering from USPS office the street address. All done while filling out and submitting the required forms at the post office. This worked for almost 2 decades. He always received mail addressed with either name, some even without his name and when mail mailed to someone got returned for whatever reason, he received it back in his POB. I don't know what DEI imbeciles USPS employs now, but some cretin all of a sudden decided that any mail addressed other than with his first & last name, even if PO Box and street address and ZIP Code is correct, will be returned to the sender as "insufficient address, attempted delivery not known" sticker! This is a particular insinuation considering that he received mail were just the PO Box and ZIP Code was on the envelope. Also mail returned to him, were his return address on envelope contained minimal information i.e. PO Box and ZIP Code, came back correctly. (image attached) This USPS idiocy has cost him in a time of economic distress to lose a new client, have his reputation damaged and lose the desperately needed $15,000 - $20,000 of a project assignment/contract. I went with him to the post office on March 10, 2026 after he had gotten the envelopes from the sender with the USPS return sticker on to complain about this. (image attached) Asking for the stationmaster/postmaster at the post office he got stupid smiles and the lamest of lame excuses and denials. Mostly none reactions that such individual does not exist. As excuse they pulled out his original registration card from back 2007 for the POBox. When he then asked what about the updates that he made and forms submitted over the years, all he got was silent dumb looks. He showed them some actual returned mail envelopes he got back over the years (image attached) which at the same short nameless address clearly proving that the post office has the address on file, as it is the same [valid] address on the envelope. Otherwise he would have not gotten the mail (envelopes) back! He got a shoulder shrugging blank stare with excuses, lame explanations or no-answers. Since this year suddenly mail to his POB got returned by the by these post office jerks as non-deliverable!!! Yellow sticker: Return to sender "attempted - not known". But the PO Box is valid, paid for an active. What are the worst nine most terrifying words? 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help." -- R. Reagan