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Mail Access

4.8 (128 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Ahmed treats his customers like family. I would not patronize any other mailbox service in San Francisco. This is the best.

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“The owner, Ahmed (which I didn't know till just this minute), is always kind, friendly, available, and reliable.”

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US Post Office

2.5(93 reviews)
0.9 mi•Noe Valley

My passport expired and was lost in my move from HI to SF. And I'm lazy and need my hand held…read more I made an appointment online for all the things- passport, picture, etc. When I arrived there was a bunch of people waiting in line for shipping packages. Once I got to the front, the super kind lady brought me through the side door to take my picture. She took a few snaps, asked me which one was best? I told her they all look the same. She went over my paperwork, had me make a few changes, additions, photocopied all the things (extra charge) and with the swipe of my debit card for $184.55, I was on my way. My passport arrived two weeks later. . . before my birth certificate. It was the most painless process ever and worth every penny. Here's the breakdown of pricing- USPS Passport Fee- $35 Photo Service- $15 Money Order- $130 Money Order Fee- $2.55 Copy Machine- $2

This should be called the Noe Valley Passport Office and not the post office.There are three…read morewindows . Two had clerks processing passports and the third had the clerk opening a safe deposit box contract. We all stood there for a long, long time. No one was buying stamps or mailing parcels at the counter. When I finally made it to a clerk, I got my stamps and when I paid , her finger shot to the debit machine snd clicked the happy face for customer service. REALLY????? I couldn't believe if, I told her that isn't the customer service response I would have picked. Do yourself a favor snd go up to the Diamond Heights post office. It is so much better.

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US Post Office

2.6(60 reviews)
1.9 mi•Inner Sunset

This has been my neighborhood post office. I moved though. My wife continues to reside in the area…read more So I still come here from time to time. I wonder what will happen to post offices in general. We still receive correspondence written by hand by human beings. My wife's family has instilled in every generation the importance of writing thank you notes. The ratio, however, of junk mail to personal letters/postcards must be 100:1. And we would be among those outliers likely receiving more genuine material intended for us as individuals. I happen to like visiting the post office as well, like libraries. They are civic institutions. The efficiency here is about average; the line moves along. But the friendliness of the staff is exceptional. I see various reviewers have commented on the clerk named Darcy. She is chatty in the best sense -- USPS hires many employees ("there's always work at the post office"), and they ought to be encouraged either to look for other prospects like her or train them. The others also are cheery. I have a post office I rely on where I live most of the time, and the folks there are, to be honest, not engaged at best and sullen at worst.

No problems with personnel at this location. Problem is with Distribution Center for boxes left…read moreoff at P.O. at 821 Irving Street. Boxes usually sit in distribution center in S.F. for 2 or 3 days without moving regardless of what day they are posted on. Expensive, clearly addressed packages sent via priority mail to Silver City, New Mexico, 2 states away, are being routinely routed to Indianapolis, Indiana, where they sit for a minimum of 3 days. Customers cannot call or text or message postal personnel anymore, they are just sent around in circles and referred to endless, useless on-line articles. Problems are not acknowledged or documented or resolved. So nothing changes. Ground Advantage boxes take l.5 to 2 weeks to arrive in Silver City, NM, and most have been misrouted to Colorado, Alburquerque, and other locations, or made to go through 3 or 4 locations in Texas despite having legible, printed address labels. Talking to employees at the local P.O. doesn't help, even when they are presented with the receipts/postal slips from which they can see the tracking problems. If anything customers are handed a slip of paper listing postal contact phone numbers and internet links that nobody answers or whose links don't work. Customers have been totally locked out. And problems cannot be reported to postal inspectors, the links don't work and the site isn't currently being manned allegedly due to government shutdown. Customers have to just wait for several weeks to see if the packages get delivered. I just posted a priority mail box that cost almost $26.00 and was supposed to have arrived Saturday, 10/25/25 - but didn't because as with others it was misrouted and is sitting half-way across the country. So priority boxes that should arrive in 4 or 5 days are taking 8 days or more to arrive at destinations just two states away! Bottom line: Customers are being routinely ripped off and mislead and shut out by the postal service. USPS cannot fix problems they don't acknowledge!

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