It's not unusual that you need a post office that's open past business hours. It is unusual to find…read moreone! And this is the one, the only one true post office open late in London. Really, truly, open until 11pm 6 days a week (except the first Wednesday of the month, watch out for that). As someone who leaves things to the last minute and then needs a postmark for a particular date, the real-life, staffed post office counter inside Thornton's Budgens is a LIFESAVER. Please never change. Incidentally, Thornton's Budgens itself looks pretty nice, and hey, a place to buy groceries that's open late too!

On Saturday afternoon, I bought a car that had no road tax and thought I wouldn't be able to buy a…read moretax disc until Monday, as I couldn't find any post offices open on Saturday afternoons or Sundays. After spending some time searching the internet and discovering so many people asking if there are any post offices in London open over the weekends, I stumbled upon a business listing for Belsize Park Post Office, which amazingly listed very long opening hours, which I thought must have been a mistake, however, I phoned them up and they confirmed that they are indeed open every Saturday afternoon and Saturday evening, and they are also open every Sunday afternoon. Not only that, they are also open late in the evening every week night. So I made my way to Belsize Park and bought a tax disc for my car, which I was pretty chuffed about. This is only a small post office branch located inside a Budgens supermarket store so it's strange that it seems to be the only post office in London that has such long opening times. It's not exactly local to me but I will certainly go there again if I need to use a post office late in the evening or at the weekend. It's a shame more post offices aren't open later longer! Belsize Park Post Office opening times are... Monday-Saturday: 7am-11pm Sunday: 12pm-6pm They close at 6pm on the first Wednesday of every month. I hope this info helps other people looking for post offices in London that are open late at night and open weekends.

Used to visit this post office once a week. Located inside a shop, with one side allocated to the…read morePost Office with cards, and a few other bits and bobs, and the remainder of the shop being more of a general store Not the best Post Office for sundries, but if all you want to do is pay a few bills, then its fine. Car tax available here which is a bonus if you don't want the hassle of going into Woking

my experience is always great job with jehanti and yvoone…read more these ladies always try so hard to get the long queue short. always greeted with a lovely smile..... toyo

A few months ago this would have deserved a one-star review, as the place was deleriously shabby,…read morefull of grumpy unhelpful staff and always had a queue that snaked uncomfortably round the badly placed stands of ancient and unfunny greetings cards. In the past year though, it has been taken over by a new group of people who are charming and have done the place up (inasmuch as regional post offices are ever done up) so that it actually has some interesting things for sale (random things, though. But that makes it kind of more fun while yo're waiting to buy stamps). You can buy useful things such as Tupperware boxes and bike chains and scented candles. It stil has the unfunny cards and some of the merchandise looks like it was exported directly from the 1970s, but hey. It's an improvement.

This post office is now incorporated into Londis on New Road. Londis is a grocery store with plenty…read moreof choice - it is like a mini supermarket. Limited parking. The post office counter is at the back. They do all the main post office services including car tax, cash withdrawals, postal services. This post office can be busy and queues do form particularly in the mornings. But overall I prefer this post office to the one on Ascot High Street as it is more spacious and there is easier access for pushchairs. Plus you can pick up whatever groceries you need at the same time.

This post office in Chislehurst is well located on the High Street. It is very easy to find. There…read moreis parking nearby so you do not need to worry about to looking for the traffic attendant. The actual post office is very cosy when you go inside. There is a little sweet shop inside so after you are done using the facilities you can pick your self up a little treat. They offer all the services that all normal post offices offer, without being based inside a W H Smith store, which is really very good if you do not fancy going to Bromley.

Although this Post Office closes at 5:30pm, there is a postbox in the wall of the outside of this…read morePost Office that has a last collection time of 7:30pm Monday - Friday (the latest post box collection time available in London) which is extremely handy if you've got an urgent letter that needs posting in the evening. This Post Office is located on the corner of Farringdon Road and Rosebery Avenue (EC1) and forms part of the big Royal Mail Mount Pleasant Mail Centre (sorting office) buildings, which is situated in between Kings Cross, Islington, Farringdon, and Bloomsbury.

I had a good experience here the other day. I was trawling Mayfair trying to find a place to buy…read moremobile phone credit. The shop at the front of the unit doesn't sell it but he sent me to the back of the shop where the actual P.O was and they hooked me up. I had a load of cash on me (for once) at the time and as I was handling it the women told me that they offer cash back so that I don't need to carry around so much cash in future, I thought that was really sweet. It's kind of an amazing little place though, you can get sweets, cigarettes, a passport, foreign currency and post letters all in one little shop, it's so handy!

At a glance this post office is interesting as it is half newsagent half post office with quite a…read moregood selection of snacks, magazines and papers. However the service here is absolutely appalling. I have to come here often for work errands and every time the treatment has been rude, abrupt and unhelpful. On my first visit, I was in between meetings and was on the phone to a client and only had a small parcel to send first class - simple task. The woman behind the counter asked me 'have you finished? I'm not serving you until you are off the phone. Get back to the queue'. There are no signs saying that you cannot use your phones and this has never been an issue in other branches before. The following times that I have come here, the same woman always stares at me and speaks to a colleague serving me in a different language and laughs. More recently I asked a different woman to help me change £50 into £10 and £5 notes - she then proceeded to tell me she could only give me two £5 notes and that her colleague (who was only 5 steps away) had more. I asked her to ask her colleague for me and she instead told me to queue up again to wait. I have never experienced customer service like this - and I am disappointed that there isn't another branch I can use. Horrendous excuse for a post office.

Somers Town Post Office has just reopened in the Londis shop on Crowndale Road, Camden Town (after…read moreRoyal Mail closed it a few years ago, along with many other post office branches). The excellent thing about this post office branch is the fact it has longer opening times than most post offices in London it's open early in the morning until late in the evening almost everyday, which is great when you need a post office that's open on Sunday and Saturday afternoon. Camden New Journal Newspaper Article: Delight for Somers Town customers as 'vital' post office ... (http://www.camdennewjournal.com/news/2013/jul/delight-somers-town-customers-%E2%80%98vital%E2%80%99-post-office-re-opened-four-years-after-it-was-cl)