I love this PO. So convenient and the folks working there are both competent and nice. I hope it…read moredoesn't get closed the next time the Federal government is looking for a straw man to knock down.

The USPS gets a bad rap as their overlords in Congress continuously view the postal service as…read moreliving proof that they're bringing home the bacon. In my experience, the average postal employee works hard and shouldn't be saddled with the money losing schemes excreted from DC. The Lawrenceville office is small but quick allowing me to drop off a package and be on my way with both cordiality and competence. Five easy stars.

This US post office is always clean and organized. Pat is always so welcoming and positive. It's…read morepleasure to do mailing there. Very pleasant atmosphere!

It's certainly fashionable to hate the United States Postal Service, wrongly conflating bad senior…read moremanagement and ridiculous, money hemorrhaging, oversight by Congress as a sleight against the hard working men and women who man the front lines. I have never had a problem here, in fact, many times they've gone out of their way to offer excellent money saving advice on postage and shipping. Sure, you can find bad people anywhere but generally speaking the USPS is not the punch line that springs to mind when I want to illustrate how not to do something. Congress... on the other hand...

We just returned from this Kingston P.O., and are delighted by the excellent service we received!…read moreFirst of all, someone always answers the phone and is willing to help. We needed to renew our passports and John made the entire process seamless and painless. It was a pleasure doing business there! ~Diane Z.

If you knew how the United States Postal Service is run, you would never complain again (at least…read moreto the guy weighing your package.) The Post Office is for all intents and purposes a jobs program managed through a strangulating thicket of outmoded work and funding rules by the United States Congress whose members all want to deliver jobs and pork to their districts damn all sanity and economic logic. Congress has driven the country $30T into debt, do you think for a minute they're going to shed their fiscal mania for the Post Office. Most of these legislative leeches couldn't run a fruit stand profitably. Over the past twenty years first class mail has all but evaporated and the front desk at the USPS has gone from selling stamps to handling pallets of online shipments while their Congressional overseers have allowed UPS, FedEx and Amazon to eat their lunch on pricing and speed. So, if things seem a little haywire I never blame the good folks on the front lines. Sure the mail has been a little slow but I blame our latest and lamest Postmaster General Louis DeJoy who in a desperate attempt to Make the USPS Great Again has intentionally cut back hours, services and available technologies to their legally permissible limits. And let's be real, over the last decade customer service has taken a nosedive in every conceivable industry from health care to the Jelly of the Month Club so rudeness and incompetence is hardly an exclusive virtue of the USPS. Like anywhere else, it just depends on who you get. The USPS does a fine job considering the idiots running the joint. Five stars for the front line who soldier on admirably while their masters choke on the entrails of their pork. Oink on Senators.

Yes they can drive you crazy. But they deliver (ahem) day after day. Their costs to mail packages…read moreis way cheaper than the competition. The employees are almost always patient and kind. They're always on their feet. They have to deal with us...the public. AND they are restricted heavily by the government. If they were a publically traded company I'd buy stock in them.

I read reviews about this location that included some crazy things about the staff yelling at you…read moreand disrespecting women. Turns out--they were right! The man in the photographs shared on Yelp is indeed still employed by the government. He seemed used to talking back to customers and told a nice lady to "Calm down" when she got frustrated that they weren't able to accommodate a money order purchase. This man needs to be reported, but according to him, his "supervisor isn't in today". Dude needs to get a grip. Your job is inherently stressful, I get it, but NOT at the detriment to the decency and respect someone deserves to be treated with regardless.

The following is from my friend, Michael, shared from his Google denouncement. We both discovered…read morethat the employee in question is named Kirit. Enjoy ... "The East Indian gent doesn't know the basics of his job and has to call upon his coworkers to complete most functions. (He's a representative most customers try to avoid like the plague, but easier said than done.) Today this nitwit refused to send a box of books via media mail for me, though I've sent books via media mail through this post office before. He said that only "tax books" could be sent via media mail. I asked if that meant my other packages (books) were sent in error via media mail, and he then barked at me to hit the screen to "continue ... continue ... continue." Afterwards, I called the USPS customer service number on the receipt and was informed that the nitwit was a hundred-percent wrong about the media-mail procedure. My complaint has been lodged and will be forwarded to the Rt 33 Post Office, so that the nitwit can be enlightened."

Such a LONG wait, why!?!? During lunch hour, no other people here were helping. The quality of…read morecustomer service here was seriously lacking. The cost on things keep going up here annually it seems too! Sucks for small business. Mostly upset about the wait time during the lunch hour rush and lack of service provided by the workers

It's almost de rigueur fashionable to bitch and moan about the United States Postal Service. Sure,…read morethey hemorrhage billions and their management probably leaves much to be desired but on the front-lines they have never been anything but professional. Remember, they are ultimately controlled by the United States Congress, our federal specialists in ruinous, worst practice management. By statute, they have to deliver to every US address no matter how costly or inefficient and are (as defacto wards of the state) a dumping ground for political patronage and favoritism - all but paving a clear runway for FedEx, UPS and Amazon to skim the cream on more lucrative services without costly mandates. They've never lost any of my letters (although I've used that excuse at times) and they've always given me great advice on cost-effective special mailing needs. And while we're for the most part stuck in our homes, they are out there everyday making sure the mail gets through. While we're in the mood for nominating heroes, I'll shine my light on the USPS.

The old Post office in Main Street, Yardley, PA, is the size of a large closet. It still has a wall…read moreof copper coated post office boxes, and sells stamps and packaging materials. It is really only a substation to the main US Postal Service facility on West Trenton Road in Morrisville. It retains it's charm and historical ambience, despite the fact that services are limited and parking can be an issue out front of in back. If you find yourself in the Borough of Yardley for a medical visit, breakfast of early happy hour, it is worth a few minutes of your time to stop in to enjoy the atmosphere and pick up a few sheets of forever commemorative stamps. It will have you thinking of the way your grandparents saw the world.

This old timey post office is the greatest. The staff is friendly and informative and there are…read morerarely any lines. Even the parking is easy, and that's without a dedicated lot. The hours and facilities are a lot less convenient than the Newtown branch (which is also pretty good), but I always go with the Yardley Post Office when I have packages to mail just to save time and hassle.

A bit hard to find the place amongst the windey complex...aside from that they were properly…read morestaffed for the evening rush, and the one lady was 'nice' enough to inform me that currently things weighing only 1 lb is $10.50 to ship. Wholly smokes...

I love this post office because the workers here are so nice and so helpful, and they have been…read morelike this for years. When I go to this post office, I can be assured of excellent service and help with my mailing needs.

In the 14 years since i have done business here it has been a complete pleasure. Openning so early…read moreduring the week is a real benefit cause people like me get things started early. You can get to the po boxes, the lobby opens at 8am. Weekends it opens at 9:30am. You need to check the hours cause they can change due to client flow. Always top notch.

shortened hours, limited stock inside, workers don't seem to care if they help you or not. save…read moreyourself the time and go to any other post office in the area.

The worse. I've been using this office for less than 60 days and nothing but confusion when it…read morecomes to my mail. Long lines, rude workers who will brush you off because they are going to lunch. Do away with the post office! Bring in the drones. Forget about calling and getting a live person either