This is my local post office, and I love it. Because I use it almost everyday to post my mail. Very…read morefriendly service and very quick to deal with customers as compared to other hall green post office by waitrose which is slow service. But this one is better, the only down side is that this one don't deal with road tax. There is always parking on the street. They also have good range of greeting cards available at good prices.

This small Post Office / convenience store is usually quiet with no queues, and being only a ten…read moreminute walk from my house is great when I want to drop off a parcel without waiting around. The lady who runs the Post Office is always friendly, deals with requests efficiently and with a smile, and is generally a pleasure to deal with. The Post Office also sells greetings cards, stationary and other bits and bobs. The convenience store had everything you might need in a pinch, and is usually well stocked. A throw back to the traditional days of a local friendly Post Office. What more do you need?

I don't generally have to visit a post office that often and can find them to be a bit laborious…read moreand difficult when I have to post a package with ebay items as it is a process I do fairly rarely. In a huge post office I can find this a bit stressful, whereas Selly Oak's post office that is tucked away on Oak Tree Lane aids this dilemma by being a bit smaller and quieter. The staff are helpful and are a necessity for dumb kids like me who have no idea what they're doing! Recorded delivery and all that jazz is regularly offered and explained and I have often popped in to get supplies, envelopes and stationary. Serving the local area, it is usually pretty busy but decent service more than makes up for this.

I use this post office for my ebay posting…read more The customer service is very good and patient, especially when you have 10 parcels. They are really helpful and the shop offers a wide variety of different types of envelopes and boxes. The post office is also a corner shop where you can get lottery tickets.

A great little post office filled with friendly staff, stationery items such as greeting cards,…read morecake decorations and sweets. The place doesn't have it's own car park, but there are plenty of free car parking bays next door.

You can usually get a place to park just past it but it has no car park. It usually has three of…read morefour staff working most of the time, all of which are friendly and helpful. The queue is insane from the middle of November right up to the new year so I try to avoid post offices in general at that time of the year. It is fairly big and sells cards, some sweets and toys and some stationery - all of which you have to pay for at one of the main post office counters

It's good to see a little local Post Office that has avoided the local Post Office cull. Of course,…read morethis isn't to say that it has avoided the queues. Despite the mini-ness of this post office, it was still replete with a mini-queue (5 or 6 people). But this is par for the course, with post offices. I, however, was not in there to use the post office, but the 'convenience store' which was, indeed, convenient as I needed some milk, a can of coke and a chocolate bar. (OK so 'needed' might not be the operative word there, but that was what I was after...) It's a really strange shaped shop - partly because there is a mini post office down one side, and partly because, well, it's just an odd shape. There were all the usual newsagent-y stock, crammed into a small area. On the minus side, the girl at the till seemed super-bored and not particularly friendly. On the plus side, they actually sold skimmed milk - very few little shops do - and my three items only came to the princely sum of £1.94; which seemed like very good value to me.

This is my local post office and I AM glad that its in business because im a believer in every…read morevillage having a post office - however im also a believer in good customer service, particularly a smile, and this post office has nothing but miserable faces from the staff. As a previous reviewer has said its a funny shaped shop and i haven't used the convenience store part of it (although they do sell The i newspaper which is most welcome) so am only reviewing the post office. A couple of years ago i went in to return a parcel and the woman behind the counter (it always seems to be the same person when i've been in) was so incredibly rude to the couple in front of me that i was quite shocked. I then got exactly the same treatment because id printed out the wrong returns label for my parcel - the woman talked, indeed shouted, over me as i was trying to explain. So incredibly rude. I went in this morning and again there was the same lady and i was reminded of that previous visit. She wasn't rude but she was just so miserable. No smile, no reply to everyday chatter, very curt and just plain miserable - i realised that this is how she is everytime i use the post office. So don't expect a welcome cheer and a chat with your local post mistress! On the plus side the post office has an external cashpoint for which they get one star....

The staff are very friendly and polite and go out of they way to help you. The shop is very clean…read moreand easy to find things in

Carrying on from the neighbouring News Pages, with its distinctive 1950s style look and feel, is…read morethe Post Office on Longbridge Lane, close to the local train station. However, thankfully the services offered by the post office aren't stuck sixty years in the past as well. The office functions as a bureau de change, trading foreign currency for those going abroad on holiday, selling a decent range of greetings cards for those unable to head into town to one of the big stores such as Clinton's or Card Factory, as well as having a free electronic cashpoint outside, a rarity in the area. However, (thankfully) not all of the services have been brought up to modern standards. The service is always friendly and personable, with the workers behind the counter always willing to have a chat after they've got your money.

This can be found at the rear of the Tesco Express store, it can be quite difficult to park when it…read moreis busy as there is only limited parking, however they have recently expanded the car park for the shops along this block and the car park is just a few minutes walk down the road. The staff are friendly and helpful, even when they are literally ran off their feet with customers! They are always polite and offer a professional and fast service. They have a few collections throughout the day as I have noticed the post men doing collections at different times when I have been in the store

Used to think the staff were friendly and nice but the staff are rude and unhelpful when it's…read moresomething they are at fault for. They also lie when need to. Come to this post office often enough and then suddenly they don't remember people.

Cotteridge Post Office is located at the back of a Spar. Which is either really convenient if you…read morewant to do some shopping at the same time, or really inconvenient if you're actually trying to find the darn place. I was, and eventually did, and also discovered a huge queue. Of course, this being a post office, this is pretty standard. However, I was a little confused as to why they only had 2 counters open out of the 6 possible, considering that the snaking queue was encroaching into the aisles of the Spar... It was also a bit mucky, and generally didn't seem well looked-after. The 2 poor staff who were actually there were very good; apologising for the wait and being very polite in the face of cross people. I suppose that's (partly) what they're paid to do. Not sure I'd pop in here again though to be honest. Although the staff were good, there just weren't enough of them, and it needs a bit of TLC.