Smooth, efficient knowledgeable service. It's so valuable to have a local post office. And Cindy…read moregave my daughter an Airhead candy. Sweet! Note that because this is a one-person operation, it's closed for lunch from 11-noon.

The woman I spoke with couldn't have been more of an AH.. I politely inquired about a package that…read morewas not delivered (watched the guy on video), because I could tell there was an attitude right away. She said "you have mail forwarding you can't pick and choose." Only problem is forwarding is only for first class mail and the delivery guy looked like a contractor delivering 3rd class mail. I guarantee it was sitting at the post office but this"smooth efficient, knowledgable" employee was too damn lazy to check.

From my experience I don't remember having an issue here. I love to buy there stamps from time to…read moretime to support. I lost my wallet and used my passport to get new keys and a changed lock for my mailbox. I thought that was cool.

Cordial. They do a good job and their job is not easy. It always amazes me as how well the US…read morepostal service works.

Fairly disappointing, I'd always wanted to visit since I was a teenager based on the absurd notion…read morethat Melbourne, Florida was somehow similar to Melbourne, Australia. The waves are flat if you want to go surfing, compared to beaches north of it Senior citizens dominate the town in the off season and they are not the most friendly bunch. The streets are narrow and the beach is narrow, even for Floridian beaches. The bathroom near the beach is in poor shape, the stores are run down. The post office isn't open on weekends or past 4 p.m. on weekdays.

Today I went in to mail a package. A middle age white hair and beard man behind the counter was…read moreextremely lazy and unhelpful. The post office was empty. He was on his phone did not even get up from his chair was not even try to help me. Zero costumer service and willingness to help! I will not come back here

The only Post Office that closes for an hour and a half at 12:30 and doesn't take cash most of the…read moretime. The only reason I come here is because we have to go to the mainland to go to another post office.

This is a small post office located in downtown Melbourne. There are a handful of parallel parking…read morespots in the front, which are convenient for getting in and out quickly. Peak hours seem to be around 3-4ish, so try to go early/later to avoid the line. They have a small stock of priority mail boxes. Employees are friendly and efficient. It gets the job done.

Great team! Always great service!…read moreThey offer a multitude of services. Give them a try. Thank you! Caroline

Super-friendly service, awesome interior, and a big, full-service, community resource. Thankful to…read morehave Atlantic Pack & Parcel in our neighborhood! Kids and adults alike will love the beautiful aquarium, friendly cats, and fun local decor.

I was passing through Melbourne Beach when I noticed this building with a historic marker. The…read moremarker is part of the Historical Marker Program, one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular and valued public history programs. The markers raise awareness of Florida's cultural history while enhancing the enjoyment of historic sites for residents and tourists. The blue historic markers tell the stories of the people and places that were important to Florida's history and they can be found in front of schools, forts, roads, battlefields, cemeteries, churches, historic districts, archaeological sites, and buildings like this one. Historic marker F-640 was installed in 2008 by the Brevard County Historical Commission The Brevard County Tourist Development Council and the Florida Department of State. This building was built in 1908 in what is now Ryckman Park. It faced the Indian River Lagoon and held offices of the Melbourne Beach Improvement Company where Capt. Rufus Beaujean, Donald Beaujean, and Lawrence Ryckman planed the pier, lot sites, roads, and a railway. Eventually, the building became the Melbourne Beach Town Hall and Post Office. In 1953, a new town hall was built. This building was floated down the Indian River to this area. It became the Williams Building when it was used for meetings and classes and managed by Mr. and Mrs. Williams. When the Spessard Holland Golf Course was built, the building was moved to the point of land between Oak Street and Highway A1A where it continued to be a community center. In 2001, the building was scheduled for demolition. Two citizens stepped forward to save it and the community rallied behind them. In May 2007 the building opened as a history center. The museum is free and open on Saturdays. It has displays about history of the area, Ais Indians, Spanish shipwrecks, and the development of Melbourne Beach.

Don't ever use this place for international shipping. They have no idea what they are doing. I paid…read more157$ for expedited shipping to Colombia and my package never got out of customs. Apparently there are some restrictions in shipping cell phones. She later admitted she didn't know that. I'm pretty sure it's their job to know that. They represent FedEx but aren't actually FedEx. I can't put in a claim unless they do it and she refuses to. Zero customer service. I lost 157$ and an expensive cell phone. My son works off his phone and had to fly back to the United States. It would have been cheaper for him to fly back and me hand him the phone in person. It's been 6 weeks. I won't ever use this company of FedEx. The owner said she could have the phone shipped back for 97$. I don't trust her and refuse to spend any more money on this. Complete lack of knowledge for shipping internationally. So sorry I put my trust in them. Found out later that it would have cost 70 thru post office.

One of a few places that rent mailbox's apart from UPSP at a reasonable cost. Owner is informative…read moreand super nice. Great service and reasonable prices. Highly recommend.