Soapbox dictum for the day: Forty-nine cent…read more Not 50 Cent, 49. Go on, give me one freakin' thing you can buy, nowdays, for forty-nine cents. Indeed, in 2015, that one thing would be a postal stamp which, attached to an envelope, can travel from New Mexico and arrive hand-delivered in New York City a few days later. Having a good time at the White Sands National Monument? Tell all of your Manhattan buddies about it, on a postcard, for 34 cents. Now, do tell, why the Postal Service has been shouldered with the obligation of funding their employee pension plans for the next 75 years. The next time you FedEx, ask 'em for the 49 cent deal. The only time I hate dealing with the Post Office is over the holidays. I came to this location recently and stood in line for, oh, maybe ten minutes. The employees were incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and helpful, as usual. The place offered everything any proud American could ask for, every package and shipping option imaginable, and a huge array of PO boxes. Self-service postage machines, hourly mail box pickup, the facility was clean and ordered, streamlined, including my favorite aspect of this age-old industry: the "You're Next" agreement. Essentially, this ritual involves the unprepared consumer (me) approaching the desk with unprepared or unfinished shipping materials which require a little work before they're sent off. I was told, as usual, what I had to do, and was guaranteed the next spot in line when I finished my business. I love this unspoken rule. And if the Federales ever try anything shady (i.e. privatize the mail service), I'm going Postal.

This is the worst post office this the driver doesn't like to do them job please stop hiring lazy…read moredrivers we need our package we don't need a pepper left in the mail back talk about over size you guys have the key for the locker so what every time I if get a package I ofto wait till the next day I don't like that bs please get some people that need to work please

I like this USPS post office. It's really the only one I use to get some mailing/shipping done..be…read moreit buying stamps, mailing something out...ever since I relocated to ABQ. The staff is always kind and helpful. My recent visit involved shipping a non regular-sized package internationally. I was actually recommended by another FedEx office to check USPS rate out as if I were to use FedEx, the only rates they got for me was $300-$400! Well, I'm glad I did! A gentleman working at a counter was so helpful in quoting the rate for me and helping determine the option/shipping speed for me. He even got me all the custom/mailing forms that I needed to accompany my package and even found me a marker and a pen to borrow! Super nice! When it came time to mail things out, another lady at a counter helped me and was very helpful. She made sure to repeat some facts to make sure she got everything right. Best if all, I was able to get thing package shipped for around $70-80 instead of $300-$400! Thank you USPS! One thing though..service can be slow and line can be long especially during the holidays. Make sure you are nice and kind to the helpful staff there please!

My fav post office to go to, they are always so quick and efficient. On top of offering great…read morecustomer service. I always love to buy unique stamps to mail my nephews cards and they have a variety. Thank you postal workers!

This is the post office across the street from my house, and as an avid letter writer with several…read morepen pals, I am in here ALL. THE. TIME. They always have patience and answers for my many postage questions ("How much does it cost to send a non-machinable letter to Argentina?", "Where can I find the Robert Panara Deaf Education stamps?", "Do I have to include 'China' in the address of a letter to Hong Kong?") To top it all off, this is where Kelly, my mail carrier, is based. Kelly is amazing. She goes WAY above and beyond. I'm going to paste in a story of a mail SNAFU that happened to me about a year ago. If you don't want to read a long explanation of why Kelly is amazing, feel free to stop now and just know this post office is a damn good one. Okay buckle up because this is a rollercoaster of a story: I spent the last two weeks hand-addressing (in calligraphy) 80 wedding invitations. They were beautiful. This morning I put them in the mailbox before I went to work - I was so excited to finally get them out to my family and friends. I even put in a card with a small gift for my mail carrier, thanking them for managing my invitations. When I got home, I found a note in my mailbox from my mail carrier (an amazing woman named Kelly), explaining that she had found my mailbox open and empty. Later on her route, she had found some of my invitations, a few open and wet on another street in our neighborhood. She left her phone number and told me to call her when I got home. I was so freaked out - clearly my invites had been stolen. When I called, I was in a bit of a state, crying because of how much work I put into hand lettering all the envelopes and thinking that many would be lost. Even though she was off for the day, she went back to her post office to pick up what she had managed to find and bring them over to me. They were ALL THERE! I have to re-address a few, but they were there! It turns out that another kind soul (a nice man named Martin) found them stacked on top of a big group of mailboxes near his home a few streets away from ours. He collected the ones that had blown away and put rocks on top. Then he explained what had happened to Kelly the mail carrier who related it to us. I can't believe the crazy rollercoaster of emotions I've been on since I got home from work today. I was so unbelievably angry that some cruel person would steal 80 wedding invitations just to look for money. Then I was relieved and amazed at the kindness of my neighbors (Kelly lives nearby too). Faith in humanity restored! Also, from now on, I will take important things to the post office when I need to send them.

Rude counter lady. Don't recommend going here…read more I thought she was discriminating toward races but turn out she just rude to everyone. She's definitely hate her job LMAO. You don't throw package at your customers. Never can get better with that attitude.

It's quite a lovely place from what I remember. I've only been here once or twice, and the quality…read morethat this post office provides is always top notch. Yours truly, Alex B.

Not responsive and still losing mail. We get checks for our business. They have lost checks, sent…read moremail back. Clients will call and tell us they received their check. The checks we undiverable. We have had this P O box for a year. Iam at my wits in? What are we spending money for?

I have received great service at this post office. Everyone is friendly and professional. The wait…read moretime is short. There's plenty of parking. The site is clean. Their supplies are well stocked...plenty of packaging materials and greeting cards. They always have cool stamps. Nice post office.

The employee greeted us right away and took care of us efficiently and quickly. If you are short…read moreon time and would like to send a gift this is a perfect one stop shop. You can purchase a greeting card, gift card and ship it from here.

I came here to send out some christmas gifts for the sister and her fiance. The line wasn't…read moreterrible but there sure as hell was one! There were only two cashiers open but they were quick and super friendly! Taking care of business on my lunch break so that I can get back to the grind, so yeah, I was a bit in a hurry. Low and behold, I am my own worst enemy! I left my debit card and id at work. I could see it, there on my desk, taunting me. I called the office an inquired with coworker only to have my thoughts confirmed! Dag-namit! I made my way through the line and decided to play it like I didn't know....I'll use a credit card! It was my turn, the guy helping me was very friendly and efficient! Asked me all the usual suspect questions! Do you need any insurance? Are there any flammable items in the package? (Is that one of them? Perhaps! Ha!) Do you need any stamps today? And then, he gave me my total! I grab my credit card and swipe it quickly through the machine. I accept the total amount due. Then. He asked for my ID! Whomp! I look for it in my wallet (knowing it is not there) and reluctantly tell him that I must have misplaced it. He asks for another form of ID, with a picture on it, which I do not have. He must have saw my distress, because he decided to let me slide! Eureka! He sure did make my day! I love this post office! I knew there was a reason why! Oh, and get this, my package arrived a day earlier then the anticipated day of arrival! I was just winning all over the place.

The clerks are nice. BUT THEY DON'T ANSWER THEIR PHONE…read more EVER. Filed a change of address form they have ignored. BUT you can't call them to tell them that.

Have reviewed them before and will review them again. They have changed their closing time from…read more6pm to 5:30pm and the service is almost always TERRIBLE. They perform like many government workers. They need someone to put them on a performance based pay system and light a fire under their A@@. I actually went in their the other day and things were slow, so slow, two of the clerks were bored. I suggested they grab a can of red paint and go out in front and paint the no parking zone as it hasn't seen fresh paint since Benjamin Moore was invented, but then I would expect them to say it wasn't their job, but even their job isn't normally their job, or at least what they do. Many years ago I worked at a USPS Bulk Mail center, and I mean WORKED. We were busy and had to work efficiently but that can't be said for this particular branch. The only positive thing I can say is they have a good assortment of Priority Mail boxes, but then I have my own supply and print my postage at home. I am amazed more people don't print their own postage and avoid the line.

I visited on July 25,2025. I went mid morning and there was no waiting. I have had some confusion…read moreabout a recent change of address. There was one man who went to great lengths to research the issues, find out what all had been submitted, what the Postal Service had in hand. It was extremely helpful and put my mind at ease. This was in my estimation, Service that was above and beyond.

Stevens the best! He went out of his way to help me get my package when I couldn't be home to sign…read morefor it.

Why would there be a post office location on Google maps Apple Maps all that stuff to go out of…read moreyour way to send something out but this location doesn't mail anything out and I'm not even sure why place like this would exist. What are your services? What do you do there's nobody working here that I can mail a package off

I'm not sure why this UPS got such a bad rating. My experiences with them had all been wonderful. I…read morehad stopped by many times to drop off my packages, to get some labels and to ask some questions....and all the times I was there, the staff greeted and helped me promptly and politely. There was never really a wait to get a service from them at all. The only thing was just the parking lot can be a bit cramped and can at times be busy...so be careful, especially if you try to back out of a lot, so you don't run into people or other cars.

Yesterday (wed, 27 August 2025)I made a sale on eBay and prepared my items in a Sterilite brand…read moresturdy plastic tote. I frequently buy and sell auto parts on eBay, and many of the items I receive are shipped in similar totes. In fact, I originally received this very tote from UPS when it was used to deliver a transmission to me. I secured the lid with 16 cable straps so there was no way it could open. eBay directed me to the closest UPS store, so I drove there with the tote. At UPS Store #0105, the manager refused to accept my package and insisted that I purchase one of their boxes for $97. After a lengthy discussion, I asked them to provide a written statement confirming their refusal, which they declined to do. I then took the same tote to another UPS location, where it was accepted in less than 30 seconds. For context, the package weighed 51 pounds and qualified as a heavy package. When I explained that UPS accepts plastic totes as shipping containers, I was told they weren't sure if the driver would accept it. So is the issue the material or the size of the tote? Their uncertainty made it clear that they were making decisions without knowing UPS policy. In reality, it seemed they simply didn't want to accept it because of its larger size. Education is key. I strongly recommend that the management ensure staff are properly trained to handle shipments according to UPS policy.