1. Wroxham Road Post Office
Norwich, NFK
Cancel
Open app
Search
Sign Up
Log In
Nearby
Bookmarks
Start a Project
Add a Business on Yelp
Add Review
Call
Directions
Website
Start your review...
Get app
18 years ago
Wroxham post office is located in the precinct in the Nisa, its a tiny post office only 3 people behind the counter, the staff are helpful and welcomming, you can pay your bills, bank and buy euro's from this branch read more
201 Wroxham Road
Norwich NR7 8AG
United Kingdom
01603 427271
Call Now
Visit Website
http://www.postoffice.co.uk
Hours
What time does Wroxham Road Post Office open?
What time does Wroxham Road Post Office close?
Get access to customer & competitor insights.
Full service post office located in the Castle Mall. They have everything, from regular postage to…read morepassport checking service. Very organized with a machine that gives out tickets, so that instead of waiting in a long queue, you can find a seat and wait until your number is called. There are also some automated machines so you can skip the queue and buy stamps.
Always helpful when I have used this post office. Automatic queue system, self service…read moreweighing/stamp machines save time and aggravation. Also you can by single stamps from the staff who are in front of the counter, which is useful!
Very helpful advice when had to send an important parcel. Can't fault their service. Would normally…read moreuse the Castle Mall post office, but this is a good local option.
36. Yarmouth Road Post Office is the best place to go in Norwich for any postal requirements and is…read moremy regular. It is situated on Yarmouth Road, not far from the Sainsbury's on pound lane. There is some parking right outside on the road however it is limited and unfortunately people usually don't leave enough room infront/behind their car for you to fit in! The post office offers the usual services as well as a cash machine, packaging items and a small range of food and drink. Service is very friendly and the three members are all family making the service very personal.
staff are ever so helpfull and perlight they always say morning and bye also hows your day been so…read morefar i would regerment any body to shop here with how perlight and friendly the staff are.
Although the post office has closed it is still an excellent corner shop…read more It sells Newspapers, sweets, Tobacco products, food, drink and snacs. There are a variety of household essentials including things like light bulbs, fuses, cleaning materials etc. Staff are friendly and you know you will get a good service from a small family run store.
I just went in here with my young 20 month-old daughter and was met with the rudest person I have…read moremet in a long while. She was shouting at my duaghter for touching the greetings cards. I was appalled at her tone. I asked to speak with the manager and was shocked to hear she was the manger/proprietor. It would be a shame to lose such a useful service to the local community but some people are not cut out for customer-facing roles. This perosn is one of them. I will now go out of my way to go to the Castle Mall and I will never go in there again.
what with so many small post offices closing visiting here is a pleasant experience. the post…read moremistress and her small gang of staff are very friendly and being a regular they give time and attention, to all tho. not very large inside theres often a queue out of the door mainly first thing in the morning. they stock cards for all occasions, sweets crisps etc, stationary and small gifts. they of course do a large range of post services paying bills, posting letters parcels, they do however not do car tax. has acess for pushchairs and wheelchairs too
A very small post office, but with friendly and helpful staff. Situated on the slip road from the…read moreA11 down into Eaton village it's easily missed, but more convenient than trying to queue at the Castle Mall.
Provides all the basic services but customer service is surprisingly poor for a village post…read moreoffice. I rarely visit and choose to travel in to town now but if needs must I make sure I have childcare for my son as children are not welcome. I have also been refused postage if I am too close to closing time.
Brands by name
Articles by date
One of two post offices in Costessey, this one is in old Costessey opposite the Catholic Primary…read moreSchool. It is small but well stocked, and the staff are always pleased to help. There is a small range of fresh produce, potatoes etc, as well as a reasonable seletion of confectionary and pick and mix for the kids. There are cards, stationary and miscellaneous items, all served by a separate till. The post office is busy but there is never a long wait. Stamps and the usual range of services in a small P.O are available. There is a two car layby outside, or parking on road.
This is probably the smallest post office you have ever seen. Located in Tasburgh Village shop, on…read morechurch road in Tasburgh. It has everthing you need from a post office. It has the facility for you to withdraw money, you can get information and insurance adn of course you can post your letters. The downside is that thy do not open Sunday and close at 1pm on a Wednesday and 12pm on a Saturday
As a little girl I spent many a Saturday or Sunday afternoon at Pulls Ferry with my Mum and Dad…read morecatching tiddlers in a jam jar and having a picnic tea. Pulls Ferry is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Norwich, and is featured in almost every guide book you will read, so has to be worth a look! Forming part of the riverside walk which incorporates the Cathedral close, Pulls Ferry is at its best when the sun is shining. Personally I like it on a crisp winters day with the low sun - there is something hauntingly beautiful about it. If you are any good at photography or painting (of which I am good at neither!) then it is well worth having your kit with you when you visit - you will find it hard to resist.
Pulls Ferry is one of the oldest places in Norwich and you will find it on many postcards and in…read morelots of guide books so it really is worth visiting. It is part of the riverside walk along the River Wensum near to the Cathedral and the Great Hospital, both of which are worth visiting along the way. Pulls Ferry is beautiful and peaceful. The swans on the river add to the lovely feel of this place. In the summer it is really nice to take a picnic and a blanket and just laze about by the river, watching the boats go up and down.
Framingham Earl Post Office is located in the middle of the village. The staff are friendly and are…read morewelcome to see you. The products in side the shop are cheap which therefore encourages people to use the Post Office. The atmosphere is calm and quiet because the space is limited.
The library has a very good childrens area which is nicely layed out and offers a good range of…read morebooks. There is also activities on offer for the children in the library which is great for the local community. The library also lends CDs and DVDs and there is also internet access available. It is very quite which I find the perfect place to come and study for exams.
Very modern, bright with a lovely atmosphere. Loads of books to choose from. They have a very large…read morechildrens section. Videos and dvd's to hire. Information centre with computers that are connected to the internet. Very helpful and friendly staff. Overall - Excellent.
I use this library on a regular basis, besides offering a great range of books for loan with a…read morerequest service for those not in stock, it also offers CD's, DVD's and computer games (DS & Wii) for loan. The library also offers free internet access, although it is recommended that you book use of a PC over the phone first. A Job Point terminal for job vacancies as well as a colour photocopier & fax are also provided. There is a children's corner and regular events held for both children & adults. The staff are very helpful and there are automatic doors allowing easy access for wheelchairs & buggies. There are also rooms for hire & a counter service where I pay my council tax saving me having to queue at the post office or council offices.
5 stars when it works, 1 when it doesn't!…read more This is becoming an iconic landmark image of Lowestoft!
That is my best place for visit and relax. It's almost on working. I walk the dog in the same…read moredirection and it's amazing big wind turbine producing electric efficient
I atended a wedding here in October and what a stunning place. Along with a spacious hall, with…read morebeams and original dragon features, it also contains lots of interesting information and history of the place. As a venue for events, it has a lovely outside courtyard, perfect for warm evenings and photos opportunities. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly, and the layout of the facilities were excellent. One major memory that has to be mentioned are the super strength hand driers in the toilets!!
I really enjoyed a Birthday Party here in 2007, amongst the ancient beams and history. A really…read moremellow place to eat drink and be merry and to soak up 1,000 years of Norwich life.
