I had a great experience shipping a domestic item and a Shein return. The employee was helpful and…read morepolite. It was early morning on a Monday so it wasn't crowded yet.

They are honest and friendly when I visit. Package of mine was delivered to the wrong address and…read morethey worked hard to correct it.

The Bridgeport Post Office. It is a grand building which obviously serves an important purpose for…read moreour city and surrounding area. It's been a while since I've had to actually go into a post office but I had the opportunity to really look and appreciate this building. As I waited in line I observed what looked like two Depression era artworks on both ends of the building. The employees provide a valuable service for all who need it.

This post office is horrible!! The employees are slow and lazy. I ordered a replacement debit card…read morefrom my bank and they left it outside of my mail box. I live in an apartment building and other residents' mailboxes are connected to each other but mine clearly has my name and apartment number on it. When I have a package being delivered, I literally look out the window the whole day for the delivery. When I check for the status, it says attempted delivery. When I go to the office itself for just a paystub, it takes half an hour in line.

Ordered on the app through the drive-thru and no one was answering the speaker so I had to drive…read morearound to the window. And then my order wasn't even ready.

Waited +20 minutes on the line today, just to get one stamp. They should invest in a vending…read moremachine for here. This trip really sucked. At least the teller was nice. Maybe they should have more staff and open up another register or something.

I went to the post office a month ago I hand the counterperson a letter to mail it off and it did…read morenot get to my brother. It's been a month now and he has not got the letter yet with some important papers in there like pictures they need to search the whole mailbox and mailed out people letters, this is not good bad communication service bad customer service people not receiving their letter when we mail it out

An unexpected amazing experience at this post office. Hugely professional and courteous staff…read more Normally, the USPS experience is poor and the staff is curt. Not here. I will go out of my way to come here again.

A lovely small community post office in Greens Farms with a dynamic young man working there who is…read morepleasant, funny, practical and proficient. Thank you!

An actual full-service post office where you can... buy a…read morebook of stamps, send to an address in another town, you know, like we used to.

One of the longest existing postal services in town and with kind people and a great place to stop…read moreby

This was the worst customer service I have ever seen and experience. The teller was so rude and…read morerusher to the customers in front of me and when she made a mistake she blamed it on the customer and said they should of been clear OMG!! When she got to me she address me a sweety and said what do you want a money order? It's not working not my fault! "What you want me to do" OMG!!!!!! The worst Very Ghetto personally

I have to say that I agree with all the negative reviews on this post office location. I used to…read morehave pretty good experiences here but the older woman helping today was just miserable. I couldn't hear her through her mask and she got annoyed when she had to repeat herself but I didn't hear that she was asking me a question of how I wanted my package shipped. I apologized that I couldn't hear her and then asked for stamps but she ignored me and went back to her script and then asked if I needed anything.... Yes some stamps, please! I don't usually buy stamps - I'm a millennial, I pay almost all my bills online but needed some to have on hand. I go here because it's convenient but the downtown Fairfield location is much friendlier!

I just walked in to the USPS to Priority Mail a small package and forgot the tape to affix the…read morelabel. I ship on a weekly basis and have only not had tape once before. The kind woman behind the desk offered me some tape to put it on. A rude Asian lady bound over and ripped it away and said "no, you want tape? Use scotch". There is no way this would be an approved method by the federal post office to mail ANYTHING. Both of the other women behind the desks had apologetic looks on their faces but you could tell this was a superior. Hmmm, not a traditional local business. How do you notify anyone about this unacceptable behavior? Love our tax dollars at work.