It depends on whom you encounter at the counter, really. There's one gentleman who is terribly…read morefriendly and engaging; it's always a pleasure to be in his line. There's another man (sans beard and dastar) who has a rather off-putting vibe like he'd rather be anywhere but at the post office, and whose 'help' has been really more of a hindrance. Want to send a family photo with text written on the back in an envelope to the states? Well, that will cost you at least one pound more, or so he told me. Sending a photo costs more than scribbling a note on a piece of paper, for some reason. I think he claimed it had something to do with 'heightened security' measures, or some such rot. And if I had sent a postcard with scribbles on the back in the envelope instead? Well, that doesn't cost more than the usual letter postage. Hmm. The shop itself is massive with the usual greeting cards, soft drinks, stationary and packaging, magazines, and Union Jack-touristy-Jubilee rot. The photo booth, last time I went in, was on the fritz. Meh. A 'Bi-gishu' hawker in red vest usually 'greets' you out front by the post box. Woot.

This is the best post office I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. The staff are always…read morefriendly, have a welcoming smile and a char to go with it. Plus it's open on a saturday :)

Yes, it's a post office, but this one as one great feature for a suburban post-office - it's open…read moreuntil 2:30pm on a Saturday! This means that if you have a commintment on a Saturday morning, and can't get to most post offices before they close, then this one's stil an option. Also, there's rarely a queue (on any day at any time), so it's great for just popping into at lunchtime etc.

Surrey Quays Post Office is a pleasant little place on the Lower Road. The family who run it really…read morelike to stop and chat to you and are extremely helpful and friendly. The service is really very good and despite the shop looking a little run down, I certainly can't complain and have experienced far worse in the area. In the shop section you can also top up your electric metre which is handy when you live in the stone age like myself and pay via a electricity metre. Lovely staff, great service, and no complaints from me!

I visit this place every other week Sometimes it gets busy…read moreand there arrent enough people on the till Most people who work there are are nice and helpful

I had a free Evri return to make and it states on this post office's website that they provide free…read moreEvri printing. They took my parcel, however, but then charged me for printing out the free label.

I would like to thank Mrs Sejal for her help to submitted our passport documents . She was…read moreprofessional and kind. Thank you

The two Indian ladies working here are the worst human beings on this planet... they are rude…read moreunprofessional and make racist comments in their language thinking we don't understand... please don't go here... this business should be closed they are horrible And don't trust with your packages I had to take photos of my packages because they tamper with them!

There's no good time with Post Offices just a bad time and a horrendous time…read more This one is no different, I see 12 vacant staff posts yet two members of staff At peak time With a queue of 30 people going out the door. Now once or twice and this would've been ok but I've seen it now everytime I've gone in. I've tried at 9am (less busy but people had been queuing for 20 minutes), 1pm and 3pm and still no better. The staff CAN be helpful until you need forms filling in then they're about as helpful as an ice cube in hell! I've made sure any companies I deal with now can be done via direct debit or direct in branch as I vowed never to go back there.

It's located on a very busy road near Limehouse station and it's in the back of a small convenience…read morestore, but very friendly and efficient, and got my job done without any problem. I recommend this little post office if you're in that part of town

Deptford Post office isn't the most friendly in London and the staff who work there are really…read morequite miserable. Granted, Deptford may not be the most inspiring places to work but a smile would be nice when the customer makes the effort! I went to collect a package and it was quite an endurance. The member of staff couldn't find my parcel and seemed very irritated when I persisted in asking her to keep looking. Finally, my Topshop jacket (now you see why I persisted!) was found and I could leave the Post Office. Phew! It just isn't very nice here - very run down with quite a depressing atmosphere. It was also completely unorganised with the staff shouting at one another in addition to shouting at the customers, I am aware that post offices aren't the most exciting of places but I have certainly visited far nicer.

Very rude, very entitled. I got a 'it sucks to be you' that my parcel got delivered 23rd Dec and…read morethey had returned it to the depot on the 31st because they didn't want to have to deal with last year's parcels! My husband actually tried to pick it up on the 24th at 3pm but they claimed they were shutting early even though there was no signage up stating otherwise. When he pointed that out they said 'you should know everyone closes early on Christmas Eve.' Because we can read minds!

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.