Heads Up Folks: This place is not easy to find if you use Mapquest as there are TWO Powhattan…read moreAvenues and not even close together as you might expect. Unless of course you are a local and already knew that, duh eh? I enjoyed the quaint location, small town feel of this USPS office and the sweetest agent that assisted with my parcel. Parking is abundant and lines were minimal. I had no idea that you could ship anything carte blanche for a prixe fix, like a fancy restaurant! Recommend for basic services and hope they fix the directions as I was kinda perturbed to spend that much time finding accurate location. Some folks think making a hard left turn is the same as a U-TURN? yikez

The attendance here are extremely professional courteous and they work extremely efficiently and…read morecould not have a better local post office always a quick experience the postal employees are very knowledgeable sometimes the lines a little too long the hours should be a little longer especially on Saturday maybe difficult for some to find who are local to Essington

Best little post office around. Plenty of parking it's well staffed with pleasant people…read more Lines when they rarely form,move fast. And they always have the most beautiful flowers planted outside in the parking area. No one likes going to the post office, but this Ridley Park one is a Pleasant Experience.

This is the conversation I just had with the woman working at USPS today:…read more Me: Hi I'd like 2 books of stamps, please - for a total of 40. Her: We don't sell books of stamps in packs of 20. We only sell them in packs of 11. Me: Ok...I'll take four packs of 11, then. -She rings me out- Me (in my car): Why did 44 stamps cost me 44 dollars? That doesn't make any sense when they're .55 cents each... Me: *counts the number of stamps per book and finds that each book has 20 damn stamps in it and she sold me 80 stamps instead of 40* How do you work at USPS and not know that 20 stamps come in a book? And that selling a book of 11 stamps is ridiculous? And that when the cost comes up at $44, you sold me double the amount of stamps I need? Parking here also sucks.

This review is based on the post office in Glenolden, PA 19036. I went to the Glenolden post…read moreoffice (19036) on 8/24/22 at approximately 9:33 a.m. As I approached the window a gentleman was leaving and just shook his head at me. As I approached the window, the employee was sitting down staring at her phone. I placed my priority mail box into the slot of the plexiglass and pushed it towards her. She raised her head and asked "How can I assist you today." in a monotone voice. I said "Well, I want to mail some things". I thought this was obvious as the large box was right in front of her. As she took the box, I placed 4 priority mail padded envelopes in the slot. After finishing the box, she took one of the envelopes, typed what she needed to and printed the large label. She placed the label on the envelope, covering my return address. I said "Oh, you covered the return address." She looked at me, sighed and tried to peel the label off. She couldn't so she shoved the package at me and said "label won't come off, you can write the address on it". As she took my third package, I said "Please be careful not to cover the return address." She stopped, looked and me and snorted. I said "Excuse me?" She snorted again and continued inputting the package information. I asked "What's your name?" She looked at me and said "we're not playing this game." I said "What game? I simply asked your name." She said "we're not playing this game." Again, I asked "I simply asked your name. I don't know what the problem is." Employee "You ain't gonna give me a compliment." At this point I asked for her supervisor. She stopped what she was doing and said "No, you just want to start trouble." And then she stopped and stared at me. I asked "are you going to finish that?" (as she was in the middle of entering the information on my second package). She said "I am not gonna be disrespected." I said "Whatever, finish the package." She said "No, not until you apologize to me." (WHAT???) Wanting to end this confrontation, I said "I apologize." She said "Say please." I said "Please." I guess I sighed because she kept saying "you not gonna disrespect me. You made about the label over the address." I said "I simply asked you nicely to be careful." Again she stopped and looked at me. I said "Ok, just finish up." She again said "you disrespecting me". There were 2 men behind me and one said "Ladies, please. Life is too short." I said "I agree." She then loudly stated "I'm not gonna be disrespected." She finished my packages and I thought she missed one (the one on which I had to write my return address) and I said "Oh and this one." Then I noticed it was already done and said "Oh." and pushed it back to her. She snorted and laughed out loud. I paid with my credit card and hit "Print receipt". She took the receipt and started to write on it and I said "Please don't write on my receipt." (I have to input the tracking numbers and sometimes when the postal employees write on the receipts, it is hard to read the tracking number.) She stopped, looked at me and said "I have to". I said "No you don't." Still looking at me, she circled the scan code at the bottom, handed it to me and said "Have a blessed day." This is the second time she has waited on me and the first time did not go very well, but not to this level of unprofessional-ism. I have been using multiple locations of the postal service here in Delaware County (19032; 19074, 19094, etc.) and this is the WORST employee I have ever encountered. Before my recent two encounters at this location, the employee that worked at this location, Fred, was always very polite. (I had not been to this location in a few months) I contacted the recipients of the 5 packages I mailed and told them I had an "encounter" when mailing their items, so if the packages arrive damaged to please take pictures and contact me.

The worst post office ever they never put the mail in the right box and they are so lazy there are…read moredays when they don't even deliver the mail not sure if its just a lazy mail man or just the post office as a whole. They even sent my mail back meanwhile I've been getting my mail to the same place for over two years.

Normally walking into a USPS facility makes me want to go postal (GET IT, GET IT???) but the two…read moretimes I've been here have been quite pleasant. I was hoping that the employee's name would be on my receipt, but it just says "clerk 11." I'm a bit bummed about that because the past two times the same girl has helped me (a young black woman) and she's so damn friendly and nice and it's just so not what I'm used to at a USPS store, so I wanted to give her some props! Oh, well. This place has its own parking lot (thank God) and I've never had any issues.

I end up leaving this post-office more often than staying. I can never just make one visit. End…read moreup waiting 10 minutes then walk out, regardless if there are two or six people in line. And it's always because of the same clerk behind the counter; chatting away, taking WAY too long weighing packages, being unprepared (tape that prints the postage running out...instead of moving to the other machine, decides to change it while 4 people, obviously on their lunch break, wait in line). And at this time of year, you'd think they'd schedule more than one clerk! Just over it

This particular branch of the Post Office has excellent customer service. A rep from there,…read moreAntonio, really helped me out today by accommodating my request to drop off packages in a Covid-safe manner after I found all the mailboxes in my entire locked to only open 1/2 inch rather than the normal amount that mailboxes have been opening for the last 50 years, at least. Despite this bizarre decision by the USPS to lock their mailboxes down to disallow thin packages, the Holmes branch must have excellent training for its employees, as I was greeted and helped in a friendly and helpful manner. Thank you Antonio for doing an outstanding job! I really appreciate it!