As of 11/03/2017, just near this location a spoof sign was install giving the distance between the…read morelocation and The Joshua Tree National Park in California. This was installed as part of an advertising campaign to celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Joshua Tree album by the Irish group U2. However the sign was promptly "borrowed" by a person resembling the group's lead singer Bono. As the singer could prove that at around that time he was in New York City lunching with the Obama's, the suspicion fell to one Richard Peace, who has been known to spend his time looking and sounding like Bono.

At least four service windows are opened at lunch time so queuing isn't too much of a pain. ATM…read morehere is 24-hour accessible.

After spending £118 (plus the cost of "Fragile" tape, because the guy behind the counter was too…read morelazy to put a decent number of them on my box), my parcel arrived to me over a week late, and looking like it had been mauled by a bear. There were massive holes in all sides of the box and I'm absolutely amazed that nothing fell out. I think the copious amounts of Fragile tape that I put on the box where the only thing holding it together. While I was overjoyed that all of my items miraculously arrived, my joy was short-lived. Despite being wrapped in multiple layers of bubble wrap and copious amounts of newspaper, the obvious rough handling of my parcel resulted in many of my antique plates being broken. Suffice it to say, I am furious.

Possibly the worst Post Office I've ever been to - I've never waited less than 25 minutes (queue…read morealways out the door), and when you get to the counter, the staff try to sell you Post Office Broadband! (Sounds like a badly written review, but it's true!) Avoid at all costs - use Mail Boxes etc. in Pimlico/Victoria instead.

A new queue system was introduced later part of last year which is similar to that used in larger…read moreVodafone shops: tickets are split according to category of service required. Though I was not sure what category "1st class signed for" should be? Nevermind. Got a ticket. Still had to wait a long time before my number was called. The new system is good if you are only after less popular services like foreign exchange.

Naato is always so lovely and helpful , highly recommended , she provided a very good service and…read morelooka after the customer very well

This is a small post office in the village of Kennington, just outside the City of Oxford. The shop…read moreis quite small but does sell a range of other goodies as well. They have a large range of stationery, greetings cards and stamps. It is a traditional post office which still has the security glass screens which also makes it more private, especially when withdrawing cash. There are a few parking spaces outside which is very handy as a lot of parking in Kennington is for residents only. The staff are always very helpful and the shop is clean and tidy.

Rude assistant he kept on pushing me to buy first class when I insisted on second he started…read moreshouting something in African really odd. Shame it's a good location.

Whhhhy do places only ever have 3 people serving at peak times of the day, when there are a million…read morecounters? And with a queue of people out the door and round the corner, why do people in post offices never have even the slightest sense of urgancy? Argh. Handy place tho.

Thank goodness for a local post office! As a current…read moreemployee of the United States Postal Service (19 years & counting)... it's great that this location was a 3 minute walk from our flat. It's a quaint office, but, offers tons of services here. The other day, we mailed off some postcards. Elizabeth was our retail clerk that day & today as well. This office also does money exchange (and we took advantage of some leftover Euro bills in our possession)... Euro to Quid/ Pounds. For this service only notes can be exchanged- not coin. If you are shipping things back to your home, my advice is bring a pen or Sharpie marker to write on any parcels/ packages/ envelopes... as I didn't see any on the counters. There are 2 cash machines outside of the building as well.

Badrul helped me with currencies. Fantastic customer service.read more

The Great Portland Street Post Office is one of the surprisingly few Post Offices I found during my…read moretime in London, as stated in the name, it is located on Great Portland Street in West London. This branch is located in quite an old building, like a good number of Post Offices are, the only entrance is up a few steps, which is even used to transport mail in and out as the store does not have a ramp, it has a wheelchair button for access, however, this didn't appear to be working on my visit. The store inside seemed a bit messy and other than having one or two self-service machines, the queuing system wasn't handled fairly well. The staff situation was a little weird, they seemed kind yet unhelpful, perhaps this was an issue with their training which was a shame. For the main reasons of access, overall feel etc, I sadly feel this Post Office branch really lets the whole Post Office brand down as a whole, and sadly deserves a single one-star rating.

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.

There was a short queue to send my postcards. The clerks are kind and also sell packaging…read morematerials. This is near a bookstore, food shops and the tube.