All of the staff here are friendly, knowledgeable, efficient, organized, and so fast! I didn't know…read morewhat to expect because with government things I know it takes a while, I came here for a name change to get my new Social Security card, and wow! They told me to expect it in the mail within two weeks time, and, When I clicked the check-in button for my appointment on my phone at 11:53 AM at 11:58 AM I was already walking out the door. Fantastic work!

I am a retired Soc Sec employee, and identified myself as such. I visited in person, and I've made…read morerepeated phone calls. My issue has never been resolved, and, tho promised, I never get a call back. I'm embarrassed that this is the agency I dedicated my career to, and this is the treatment I receive.

This Post Office is conveniently located on the South side of Coconut Creek…read more The parking lot is small and can be a challenge to navigate, especially when vehicles park perpendicular to other parked vehicles, while their passengers have gone inside for a "quick" drop off. The postal clerks are friendly and helpful. Make sure you have enough stamps before prices rise yet again!

The Indian man working at this location needs to be fired immediately. He was so rude. All I needed…read morewas simple help. He made me feel like a burden, because he had to do his job. I asked if I could speak to a supervisor and he just ignored me. Ridiculous. They lost my package and I left with more questions and no answers at all. Just one 800- ask-USPS number that immediately put me on hold upon calling.

I was having difficulty with my login so called Fl Dept of Revenue. I requested a call back as wait…read moretime was 17 mins. Someone called back and she was the rudest customer service person I have ever encountered. She did not recognise my problem and started talking about another issue and when I tried to tell her that's not why I was calling she told me "please do not interrupt me, let me finish". I regret not hanging up on her as her people skills did not improve as the call went on.

I was very apprehensive about visiting this location after reading the reviews. But my experience…read morehere was excellent. Quiet, clean, and great service. I believe the lady who helped me was friendly and very helpful. I believe her name was Leona. She helped me fill out my paperwork and also explained and helped me understand once it was filed.

Coral Springs Oktoberfest 2025 happening tonight on the Coral Springs City Hall Lawn. This event is…read morebecoming one of the most awaited events here in Coral Springs. City Hall is a beautiful building and there is free parking at the parking garage just behind City Hall very convenient specially for town events. The event is highly organized and brings tons of local vendors and food trucks. I noticed about 11 food trucks including beer trucks. I tried some churros with nutella from one of the food truck. Beer mug $18 really cold beer! Vibrant celebration of Bavarian culture. Live music by the Brussels sprouts Polka Band. There was also a weiner dog dash race really cute and getting all the attention from the crowd. Nice to see the community spirit amongst our residents. Looking forward to next year's Oktoberfest.

Proof that government buildings don't have to look like dental offices from 1978…read more Who knew a City Hall could have its life this together? The Coral Springs City Hall looks less like a government building and more like something you'd find in a brochure for "Suburban Efficiency Monthly." Modern architecture, palm-lined walkways, and enough glass to make you feel like transparency is more than just a metaphor. Coral Springs wasn't even a city until the early 1960s, when it rose out of the Everglades like a neatly zoned phoenix. It was master-planned down to the last cul-de-sac, with an official ban on billboards and a commitment to keeping everything clean, safe, and family-friendly. The city's motto might as well be "Order, Sunshine, and HOA Compliance." And somehow, it works. City Hall is the nerve center that keeps this beautifully beige dream alive. Need a permit? They'll help. Paying taxes? They'll take them with a smile. Lost in bureaucracy? Not here. The staff are polite, efficient, and shockingly human -- which in government terms is basically magic. It's the kind of place where you can drop off paperwork, discuss city improvements, and still find parking without needing divine intervention. The landscaping's tidy, the air-conditioning works (crucial in Florida), and the vibe is more "civic pride" than "bureaucratic dread." The most well-organized place in a city that alphabetized its palm trees. Coral Springs is one of the nicest, most well-run cities in South Florida -- clean streets, great parks, and just enough charm to feel like home. And City Hall is the polished engine that keeps it all running smoothly. In a world of chaos, it's nice to know someone's keeping the sprinklers on schedule. Bureaucracy has never felt so pleasantly air-conditioned.

Errands Saturday. Had to drop off a letter to be mailed out. Always like this little post office…read more Always friendly and fast service. Right by my PCP, so very convenient in Deerfield Beach.

This store's staff are courteous, helpful and knowledgeable…read more Also, USPS prices for international shipping are potentially much lower than their UPS counterpart. I had an item that I shipped today that was approximately 10x cheaper at USPS compared to UPS.

Very poor civilian service stop by because it is close to my location and the lady at the door was…read morevery rude and nasty very unprofessional I do not recommend this office nor will I ever come here again

This is the worst place ever youre life decision depends on them, they lie about everything and if…read morethey dont know the answer too something they will just make up anlie dont go too these guys they dont want the best for you

Everything went well. everything was explained to me so that I could understand it. I shouldn't…read morehave problems going forward with this plan

I asked if they still had fried snapper and they hung up. Too cold and lack of care for release…read moreorders they need to defund this waste of space

Emma Lou Olsen Civic Center was a great place to have a Pompano Beach toy con plenty of room for…read morevendors. Everything was good there the bathrooms are clean. Plenty of parking. I go to a lot of events here. It's always a nice time. Never any problems. Good neighborhood. The Pompano Beach Toy Con was a lot of fun. Lots of cool things to see like vintage Star Wars, vintage records, Pokémon items, Japanese snacks, Handmade jewelry, and different types of art and so much more too numerous to name them all. Also People dressed in costumes is always fun taking pictures with the kids. We will definitely go next year.

Pretty much the same information that I posted more than 5 years ago under the Pompano Civic…read moreCenter. But it was renamed in honor of Emma Lou, the late mayor and long time commissioner of Pompano Beach. There are meetings and banquet rooms here as well as classrooms, halls, and even a dance studio. A variety of programs are offered here as well as lessons. Sports and exercise classes including pickle ball, karate, Zumba, et al. Unfortunately, they no longer hold the granny's attic that I had a selling table at for several years. This was one of my favorite events as there aren't many inside yard sales. But check out the current events and classes -- there's something for everyone.

This PO is conveniently located in Pompano easy access in and out as the service is fairly quick.read more

Laura, the postal worker who assisted me, went above and beyond the call of duty in assisting me…read morewith a package. I thought it was a silly challenge but she walked me through with the big smile on her face the entire time helping ease my PTSD. Because there was no one in line behind me, she even took the time to tape the package properly for me. Big time kudos!

Tucked into a quiet little strip mall off 6295 W Sample Road, this post office is one of those…read morehidden gems you don't fully appreciate until you've stood in line at other locations and remembered why you come here instead. The staff is incredibly friendly, always greeting you with a smile and making the whole process quick and painless -- which, let's be honest, isn't something you usually say about a post office. For some reason, my packages ship faster from here than from other USPS locations nearby. Maybe it's magic, maybe it's efficiency, maybe it's just that they actually seem to enjoy helping people. Either way, I'm not questioning it. Parking is easy, dropping off is a breeze, and since it's in a strip mall, you can knock out a few errands or grab a coffee while you're here. It's the kind of convenience you don't realize matters until you have it. I love having this place so close to home. Whether I'm shipping something important, picking up mail, or just dropping off returns, this post office makes the whole thing simple and stress-free.

I have never ever written a review in my life , especially a bad one . But i believe it is…read moreabsolutely necessary for this location. The sir up front "Jim" is the rudest person I have EVERRR encountered. I ask him to build a box for me which I'm sure is part of his job and even if it isn't it's what a considerate person working in CUSTOMER SERVICE would do. I was with my mother carrying a bag of things that I was sending and he refused too. I asked him if there was anyone else that could help and he said "no there's a long line i can't do it step out and build it." Before this happened I waited in line for about 10 minutes while he was assisting someone why couldn't he do the same for me . Can't other people be patient as well just like I was ? A kind gentleman in line saw and helped me and my mother . We had to make a line AGAIN and wait , and so we did. We finally get back to him and he says , please write from and to on the box. from the past times I have sent an item they always created the from and to label for me so i was not expecting this. Which I had no problem doing but he could've told us that before so we wouldn't have to make a line AGAINN. We get in line again and the gentleman that was first in line said "you could come up front again don't make a line" and that's when JIM decided to say "yeah you don't have to make a line again" he clearly did this on purpose and honestly if your going to be rude don't work in customer service. I don't know what this man had against me but I have never been treated this way before.