Professional and friendly service. Gal at counter is the sweetest. Will go out of my way to ship…read morefrom this location.

I have lived in this area for over 7 years, and have gotten to know the ladies, who work 6 days a…read moreweek, and never complain, always smiling and help full. If you need it, they've got it, and as far as postal, I'm there almost every day with my small business, and they are excellent at giving me the best price and delivery times for my packages. I would highly recommend giving them a visit, and take a look at all their exquisite gift ideas too, its a one stop shop. April.A

Through the back of a clean, busy luggage store, you'll find my favorite post office. Friendly…read morepeople, quick efficient service.

* Still a fan - and now more convenient with a downtown location for updates! *…read more I've been a huge fan of the NEXUS program (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/nexus-enrolment-centre-richmond#hrid:qdn9LXEk80gSprIm2Mo_lw) since back when it was called CanPassAir (what a terrible name that was!) and INSPass. The new streamlined NEXUS program has been working wonderfully letting me: - Skip various lines at all major Canadian airports (US Immigration, Canadian Immigration, the pre-duty free line, the security line, etc.). Those iris scans are still amazing to me - you just walk up to the machine, stare into the camera, and it figures out who you are like something from a science fiction movie! - Skip the long car line ups at the US border (going in both directions) (you have to scan your card at the land crossings) - Skip the U.S. immigration lines at most major US airports through the new free Global Entry add-on (what a dream at places like JFK, LAX, O'hare, DFW, etc.) (you have to scan your passport at the US airports) I'm a huge fan! One of the rules of this trusted traveler program is that you have to keep all of your travel documents and ID up to date with the NEXUS folks (seems fair to me). The location at the Vancouver airport (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/nexus-enrolment-centre-richmond#hrid:qdn9LXEk80gSprIm2Mo_lw) is always convenient with 7 days service and no appointment necessary to update your documentation. But recently after getting some updated ID I didn't want to head down to the airport and instead I went to this downtown Vancouver location. Apparently normally you have to do ID updates between 8am and 10am at this location. But I didn't know that, and was there in the afternoon. The officials were incredibly friendly and helpful and said, "No worries. We can do it for you now. Just remember in the future." Now THAT is the type of customer service I wish all government agencies (and businesses for that matter) would provide! I continue to be a huge fan of this wonderful program. It makes all of the modern hassles of travel seem a lot more manageable. This is seriously the BEST $10/year I have ever spent. Yes, it is only $10/year. Crazy!

Why the grump, gramps? I wasn't expecting to be met with…read moresuch a cold attitude when coming in here with a simple question. All of the representatives were sitting idly at their kiosks, and there were no other customers in there except for me, so I chose the most senior looking person (no reason) to attend to my question. I asked, "How do I update my credit card information with the Nexus program? The website doesn't have a way to do this." This guy stared me down and gave me the most blunt answers possible, without actually revealing the answer. He asked for my information, sighed, and then handed me a sticky note with the correct information already printed on it. Why does it have to be so tough to not act so tough?

A very lovely hard working young family runs this office and they have always been helpful,…read more service is fast and premises are clean and easy to find what your looking for. Printer broke and can't print your labels? No prob, you can use theirs for a reasonable fee and print off whatever you need. Oops just remembered you need that photo to send into the passport office? They do that here too. Oops , lost your key and need another cut? They can help you there too. There is a small amount of staff but if you ever find yourself waiting, please cut them a break because they are never slacking , they help every customer with a smile and a friendly demeanour. 5 out of 5 stars

It's useful until you want to use their site to get stuff done, then your screwed cause it's…read moreimpossible to do anything in their site!!! Want to buy stamps there? Don't waist your time the site it's useless. If you judge a site for the company it represents Canada post should reconsider a few things. Cause useless and incompetent aren't things one should strive for but just go to their site and you will see.

The nicest people, really friendly! It's great to see small business owners who want to be a part…read moreof the neighbourhood, I'm going to take as much of my large store shopping there as I can to support them. They even have a slushee machine if that's your thing.

I hate the prospect of waiting in line to mail parcels this time of year. It seems like no matter…read morewhat time of the day you do..there is always a huge line that takes forever because inevitably some Grandma is mailing 14 separate parcels to her Grandkids and wants to pick out different stamps for each....true story.. So..I headed off to Print Express this morning, parcels in hand, and even a coffee and some snacks for what I was expecting to be a long wait. Much to my delight as I entered the shop, there were only 3 people in line...I was sure there was going to be some catch..like all 3 had 27 parcels and letters to different part of the world with special mailing instructions..but shockingly I was wrong...I was up to the counter in under a minute. There were 3 people processing the parcels..one weighed and measured while another asked you all the delivery info..you know..6 day?express?insurance?..then the third took the parcel to the back....it was the most efficient postal team EVER..and they were even nice..no rude bitchy remarks about sending it express or they won't be responsible for it not being there before Christmas..just good ole fashion pleasant and efficient service...YAY!! My least favorite part of the holiday season done..and without a hitch!

DYK Post is the solution to your online business if you wish to sell to the USA using USPS…read more Using Canada Post to ship to the US just doesn't cut it. It's Expensive!! Plus it takes a long time to arrive. DYK Post takes your shipments to the USA so you can utilize USPS !! It's really economical, and they provide USPS shipping supplies for free!! Plus the Customer Service is Outstanding !! This is one of 4 locations in BC. I use the Richmond location as it's closest to me (I live Downtown Vancouver) it's SO worth it !

Dear Vancouver,…read more Thank you for letting me see the natural beauty that every Vancouverite is so proud of and somehow the world really hasn't grasped how vast that is yet. You've shown me your best and it's quite a beauty. To only pop into Vancouver for less than 3 days is a bit of a travesty. There is much to see and if you do have a week, the surrounding areas hold much to do. Though I know it never snows in Vancouver, you literally can be in snow capped Mountains in under 90 minutes. Speaking of no snow... I was lucky on my visit to only have a morning of rain. I know my friends have experience the unending hours, days, and weeks of rain in Vancouver. So to those are worried about the rain... yes, it will come but in the summer months (July & August), you'll have more days of sun. To say that Vancouver is health conscious, it's like saying bears sh!t in the woods... and WOW, do they ever. Thank you Vancouver Mother Nature, now that I've seen it... I can cross that off my list (ew). Everyone is wearing Lululemon even the dogs are too... leashes count as wearing? There is yoga in the park en masse and every corner you turn, there is a cold press juicery, acai bowl, or salad shop. I applaud you for being so green and energetic but for the rest of us, Vancouver also has a great foodie scene to indulge in. The Granville Market is a must do (not on the weekends) with it's wealth of fresh food, lots of vendors, and great spots to search out. The coffee scene is alive and well with so many microroasters putting out some phenomenal coffee (Modus and Timbertrain). The butter route is also wonderful with Beaucoup (so amazing in every way), Nemesis Cafe, and Rain or Shine Ice Cream. For meals, I highly highly recommend both Fable restaurant and Fable Diner. They were superb in every way of service and flavour. I also think BLVD was incredible for brunches. What's a completely stuffed and full tourist to do to burn off those excellent calories? Vancouver is probably of the best cities that has hiking paths, incredible bike paths, and a wealth of activities to do within 10 minutes of the downtown core. If you're considering biking the Seawall, that would literally just be a minutes to start off that adventure. That is an absolute must. I've never had the joy of that experience any where else in the world. Between Lynn Canyon & Capilano, you can experience a pedestrian version of what it is to do a hike. If you're more ambitious, there are a lot of trails that will challenge ANYONE. On top of those, there are many walking paths along the coastline and Kitsilano is a great neighhourhood to walk around. Gastown is the perpetual favourite with its food and historical icons. And then you have the West end with a lot of the Vancouver 2010 Olympics (loved seeing this!) All this definitely amazed me but one thing I did notice and it marred the perfect image of Vancouver for me. The homeless and drug problem is quite serious. I was staying on the border of Chinatown and Gastown, and it was normal to find someone shooting up on a nearby bench or having used needles outside the place I was staying. And I was in the gentrified area. It's incredible sad to see this... depressing even. I know you shouldnt hide this problem but it seemed so pervasive that every native Vancouverite pretended the homeless and drug users didnt exist. Overall, I loved Vancouver and yes it has an uglier big underside but it should never detract from the overall incredible offering it gives you. Definitely a great city and one to enjoy!

Born and grew up here. Love Vancouver because of the weather. Most of my family members live here…read more Great place. Summer time, we have lots of beaches and in the winter we have the mountains aka snowboarding season. Life is slow and relaxing. Also note that Vancouver has better Chinese food out of Asia. Yes no kidding. Also we are so multicultural, you can find all sort of different cuisine here. Very multicultural!

Cool they have open house once in awhile. It's free to go check it out. There isn't much to see…read more It's basically a giant hall with lots of empty space. The people there are very approachable and friendly if you want them to explain any of the tanks or anything like that. But once they start talking they seem to go on forever.

For the longest time I thought this place was a museum. Until my friend told me it's a military…read moreunit. No wonder I never been in there before.