I am going to post this review on both the Ocean Springs and D'Iberville Post Offices sites…read more Our home is pretty much the same distance from either post office, so we have used them both about equal in the past; no longer. I'll go to Ocean Springs PO in a pinch or to drop off a letter, but given my choice, I now much prefer the D'Iberville PO. At the D'Iberville PO, you usually get a smile; you always have their full attention, and they give you thorough, complete information and suggestions on how to save on shipping. They look you in the eye when talking to you, and they treat you like a person, like a customer. More often than not, I leave there smiling. At Ocean Springs, the best I can describe it is that it is like dealing with a KIOSK machine. There is no human interaction, no helpful suggestions; you only get information if you know exactly what to ask; you are just as likely to get a shrug or a blank stare. Polite human interaction is not difficult; making another person, a customer, feel OK is not tough. Having worked in customer service for over 40 years, I know something about it, and it is not difficult to send your customer away feeling good about the experience. Now, Post Masters, when you start to blame your employees, stop and look in the mirror, for that is where the blame, or credit, begins!

Tada! It's the post office! It's works just like it's supposed to. Nice self service area right…read moreinside the front doors. You can go through another set of doors on your left to get in line for a person if that's what you need. They didn't have any cool postage stamps. So that was disappointing. I bought some boring ones anyway. Yippie!

This is a nice base to visit with all the necessary amenities, including commissary, exchange, gym,…read morepool, bank, postal office, fish bowl.... and of course the golf course! Yes most of the amenities closes fairly early, but so are other bases. Easy access with 2 gates mostly open & close to restaurants, shops and the beach. At the end, all I want to say is, if you feel like complaining about this base, go check out an Army base, you will be much grateful for this one

Our son received his training here. Nice base! The NEX is cool. Greatful for our service members…read moreand the leaders that work hard to keep us civilians safe!

Totally disappointed in this store. I had to come to Biloxi so I opted to drop off an Amazon…read morepackage at this store instead of going to the store. I normally go to in Gulfport. I was told it would cost me two dollars to print a label.Unbelievable! To print a label! I took my package and I'll go back and give my business to the Gulfport store which bends over backwards to help their customers

If I could put zero stars I would. I've never experienced…read morecustomer service this bad. I loaded them unloaded 2-8x10 rugs plus a large box of items and a bag of items to return to Amazon. Because the 2 rugs order from Amazon was on 1 order, only 1 return label was issued. So the attendant was huffy. I understood the issue and suggested we take them together. "Well, that'll be a lot of trouble." Are you serious? Wow! Then he said, I'll have to charge you $10 to tape them together. I was shocked and quickly livid! I said no thank you. I'll tape them together myself. And said that is the worst customer service EVER! I have an ecommerce store and ship stuff all the time. USPS, UPS, etc. has never treated me or anyone like that. Worst customer service ever. So, I loaded my stuff back up and will NEVER darken this locations door again. If I didn't have to use UPS, I'd never use them again.

This is a friendly little UPS store. My guy has a mailbox here, and as long as things are shipped…read moreto his name, pick up at the store is free (because he has the mailbox). If you don't have a mailbox but want to have a secure delivery, you can mail your items here and pick up will cost you around $10 an item, which is a good deal if you can't wait at home to sign for an expensive/important item. This is a small town, and the people remember you. My guy gets a phone call when his packages arrive. I've picked up packages for him and the first few times they would call him to confirm or he would call them to give them a heads up that I'd be collecting the packages. Now they know me by sight! They are very quick to help customers. I've walked in with a handful of other people ahead of me and someone was quick to get my boxes and get me out of line while those ahead of me finished filling out packaging forms, taping boxes, etc. Very efficient and friendly!

I would rate ZERO if I could. Store hours said closing at 2:30 pm on Saturday 1-31-26. I arrived…read moreat 2:26. I was told by a woman who was not waiting on anyone at the time that they would only take packages that were prepaid. I asked at what time they closed to customers. She said 2:30 so 2:25 was the cut off. Since I had two packages (which were wrapped and ready with address labels) that I needed to pay for I would have to come back Monday because they close at 2:30 and she could not help me. Closing time should be posted as 2:25 online, on the door, etc and doors locked if you cannot mail a package after 2:25. In the time it took her to rudely turn me away, I could have paid and been gone before 2:30. Now my packages are delayed another 2 days. Horrible customer service D'Iberville! Additional note- There were two ladies working. One was helping someone else, so this is review is directed at the very rude one who was not.

The biggest liars. DONT Trust officer Huff or Buff. She lies. They are corrupt. Don't care about…read morethe disabled or seniors in their custody. No phone call, food or water during 7 hours I was held because my story seemed sketchy while being investigated. It wasn't I have a brain injury and get confused. They don't care just about their own person arrest record. ​

I find this small coastal town to be charming. Every time I come, I find something new to do or…read moresee. I have not spent any real time here more than a day or two at a time. But this is a super cute town. A little something for everyone. Museums, cafes, gambling, waterfront. There are boat tours, and all sorts of museums. I would suggest a long weekend here.

The Visitor Center is in the old railroad station and has plenty of information about the area. The…read morelady working when I visited was friendly and helpful. And a public restroom that was clean and well stocked. The Ocean Springs Fresh Market is open every Saturday, rain or shine, this market is in the parking lot of the chamber of commerce for Ocean Springs with local vendors of fruits, vegetables, plants and friendly people. All of it seemed reasonably priced.

Your first stop in your tour of Ocean Springs to help guide your time in this sleepy and upscale…read morehistoric town. This shaded building once hailed as a train station; remains in that style as a architectural gem. In fact as I was taking a photo of the welcome sign...a long train whistled and rumbled by; the porch deliciously shook in response. Detected the building serves three purposes well 1) A separate retail art boutique called Realizations 2) The Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce 3) The (public) Ocean Springs Main Street- Tourism Bureau Inside are prolific but tasteful examples of local art. (Please see my photos and tips) Enter, and stop at the video kiosk for a full color brochure. Turn left for the water fountain and a public bathroom (resplendent w art). Or, you can turn right and enter the guidance portion of the visitor center. The high counter (see picture) reminded me of where days of old a ticket master's workstation would be. This small but functional room serves you and any little ones traveling with you well. Brochures line the left side of the room and interesting local art, some tall, fill the space. Center on the floor is a kids visitors table. (How cute and thoughtful) Sign in and ask questions about this interesting Main Street town. (Always sign in, it's a nice thing to do; as it helps the town gauge the flow of traffic to plan outreach for next year) For the Record: This town is a good non beach day kinda place to visit.

Small space but helpful staff. Using the computers are uncomfortable as they are so close to each…read moreother and not an ounce of privacy. The screens are large and wide open to all eyes as is the keyboard. So important emails, passwords or other personal information can be viewed by others. Other than that the place seems peaceful and a pleasant place to go.

This is a tiny library, but the librarians make up for it by being very helpful. They are…read morefriendly, and there's always a decent selection of books if you just want to pick up a good read. They also have audio books, and several computers with internet access.

This marker on Washington Ave points out the history of blues music in Ocean Springs. The marker is…read moreactually blue on the front side and is in excellent condition. It reads, "Ocean Springs Blues. Music has been an integral component of Ocean Springs' legacy as a coastal cradle of the arts and a sponsor of festive celebrations. Notable African-American musicians born in Ocean Springs include Jaimoe (Johnnie Lee Johnson), who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the Allman Brothers Band; Henry Donoahue, an accomplished guitarist and bandleader; and pianist Tempy Smith and her multi-talented children, who were renowned in the 1920s on the coast and later in New York City." The backside of the marker goes into much more detail. [Review 14162 overall, 1484 of 2020, number 55 in Mississippi.]