I would never normally dream of writing a review for an institution as large and as well known as…read morethe Post office as I thought there would be very little to say and also very little to differentiate one branch from another but this particular branch impressed me greatly. The staff here are absolutely great and when I was having a nightmare with my passport application they did their best to help and instruct me whilst also giving me helpful information and generally being very friendly about it indeed. In some branches of the Post Office the staff can be slow and as such the ques can stretch to outside the store but here this is most certainly not the case. The staff are fast and efficient and this means that you never have to waste too much time in your busy schedule waiting around after other people. On the whole the distinguishing feature here is the attitude and brilliant work rate of the staff and they most certainly deserve a pat on the back for that.

It's the Post Office. We've all been there and most of us have had plenty of experience with long…read morelines, dim lighting, and apathetic employees. I'm not sure if this Post Office is unique or if there is an effort to upgrade the locations and motivate the stuff but I do know I'm going back to this one every time I need to mail something. The place is spotless and brightly lit which already gives you a good feeling of professionalism. I went there around 5pm on a Wednesday (dreading the fact I'd likely get stuck in the after work queues) but to my surprise it was mostly empty and yet there were still 4 staff at the counters. Within seconds I was called over (they have a number system but I didn't see any place to grab a number) and one of the friendliest post office guys I've ever met dealt with my request and I was in and out in under 5 minutes. However, what really impressed me (because I'm a boy and we like toys) were the automatic post stations. Like a self checkout at Sainsbury's, you can take your letter, weigh it, print out the stamp, slap it on, and drop it in the slot. I reckon this is what helps keep their lines down as most of the time you are just trying to send a package or letter through regular mail. It's only when you need to have it sent by registered mail or take advantage of the non-mail services offered do you need the counter. Brilliant! Overall, an incredibly pleasant experience far above my expectations. Win.

Thank God for Brian. I am a wheelchair user and had to…read moreattend the post office on Breck road for my biometrics. The first guy I met was not very nice and I could sense he wasn't going to be helpful from his tone. He kept going on about how it was impossible to take my passport photo et al and even after I told him the only other option was in Manchester, he still said it was not possible. I got very frustrated and left the building. I went to cool off for about an hour and came back to the post office to see another attendant, his name tag was "Brian". He offered to help and I was done and dusted with the whole process in a matter of minutes. I don't know the first guys name but he was a little chubby, I won't be going to him in the future; all I can say is "Thank God for Brian", he was really kind and i'ld recommend going to him any day.

Breck Road Post office situated just off breck road near to the new asda.It is a very large post…read moreoffice which also has a cash machine outside and a stamp machine inside which hasnt worked in a while.This Post Office can get very busy and normally too busy for me to go in.This Post Office also has a photo machine for passport photos.The shop is always tidy just around the cashier counter there is normally reciepts and bits of paper that people have left.The staff are very helpful and always ask you if you want extra things like mortgages or open a post office account.I would give this post office 7/10 very good but too busy

Located above WH Smith's in Liverpool One is a huge Post Office which always has massive queues and…read morenever seems to be quiet! I agree with Megan on this one, it's a complete pain in the arse! I'd sooner hike up to the Hardman Street Post Office where it's a bit quieter! It's also absolutely roasting in here! so dress in shorts and t shirts if you're going in and it's not snowing outside! Saying that though, they have a nifty little Beaureu de Change up there two, with three windows, that never seems to have huge queues, so if your game to kill two birds with one stone, then today's your lucky day! If your after stamps or posting a letter then I suggest you go to a quieter shop and then a post box! They sell all the usual suspects for a post office, envelopes, stamps, stationary, etc etc etc

My beef with this post office is twofold. First, they are always very busy, and secondly, they it's…read morealways very hot in there, summer or winter. I realize you can't always staff enough people to make this place run smoothly on a busy lunch hour, and I appreciate that they have started allowing people who only want to purchase stamps or post a letter to cut the line, so to speak, but surely there is more that can be done? And you please sort out the heating/air conditioning? Please. The only thing worse than standing in a post office line for over an hour is standing in that line in sweltering heat. Aside from that--I actually like that this post office is inside WH Smith's because it means while I'm there I can feed my pen and notebook addiction, and browse the latest writing magazines.

Disaster, I lost my passport. After putting off reapplying for a new one..( well it could possibly…read moremaybe turn up? Damn £80 replacement!) And not being the best form-filler-out-erer (or English speaker apparently) I went to the Post Office on Leece Street with my tenously filled form and decided to get the Check and send service which they provide there. Seriously. That lady Saved my life. Firstly, my tutor forgot the countersign her countersign form. Oops. Anyway, she set me straight gave me the right advice, and volia 2 weeks later, my passport has arrived on my doorstep. No fretting just sorted. If there wasn't a glass partition I coulda kissed her she was so helpful! And she suggested, that as they don't check and send the Provisional driving licenses, where to go. (No more silly passport as ID) Done and Dusted!

This is one of the decent post offices. Staff are pleasant and deal with customers efficiently so…read morel've not seen big queues there. Could you not provide a transplant to your colleagues in Walton Vale?!

Perfect for a little trim in the cuts…read more Went to the Post Office today, after Parcelfarce decided to drop off a box of dog food, addressed to my wife. Never mind, I though, I'll kill two birds with one stone, and sent off a letter that I had been meaning to post. First, I had wait for the only person behind the desk. There was one, and about 9 people in the queue. The shop was small with some laptop stand selling laptops, a cage with buckets and spades and some adverts plastering the walls advertising the latest 'earn £1000's from your lender scheme. I felt incredibly sorry for the elderly lady being sold a core solo laptop running XP with 512MB of RAM by a gentleman working in the shop. Anyway, got to the counter, and was met by a right grump. I greeted her, to be faced with nothing but a blank stare. Due to the plexiglass being closed, I she couldn't understand a word I said, and I had to repeat myself several times. Next, it came to asking for my wife's parcel. She fetched it, brought it back to me, and asked for ID. Fair enough, a letter to the house I produced, with my name on, but the same delivery address. Anyway, I was told this was not a proper form of ID as it was not my wife's, despite the same delivery address. The attendant refused to give me my wife's parcel, and insisted she will only give it to my wife in person. Great. I then had to go and buy the same dog food elsewhere, and take a right earful for not getting the parcel. Thanks Smithdown Road PO. Please, whoever reads this, DO NOT GO THERE. Just walk down the road to Allerton Road PO, where the staff are much more friendly.

Yeah I have to agree, I was not very happy with this post office either. But I still think the one…read moreon The Vale in Walton is worse--at least for the clientèle you are surrounded by, rather than for the staff. I wouldn't say the staff here were mean or even unkind but they were certainly not as friendly as most of the other post offices I have been in in this country.

The staff, bar none, are helpful, pleasant, and extremely efficient. I use it everyday and wouldn't…read morego anywhere else.

The staff at this post office are always pleasant bar one, but as they say, "There is always one"…read more She is the creature on the right as you face the counter. She is rude and abrupt and obviously forgets who provides her bread and butter. l dread her serving me.

They never answer the phone, tried all day but with no joy…read more Wavertree main post office I highly recommend! I have a recorded delivery and who sent it didn't send to right address, I am disabled and need to speak to someone directly as this post office is unknown to me so I can't attend. This is why I'm angry at them in not answering the phone..

This is my local post office and I go here often. It is a large post office , split into two…read morebusinesses. The main post office is at the rear. All the cards and gifts are paid separately at the front. There are always queues when I go. In some cases I find myself waiting 15-20 minutes. All (except one) of the staff are really friendly. How they manage to keep smiling and having a laugh all day long is beyond me. They also do foreign currency, passports etc but NO CAR TAX. If you park outside please check the parking restrictions. The attendants are always out in force booking drivers who have parked illegally.

This is a teeny-tiny little post office, and the only redeeming quality for its existence, I feel,…read moreis that it's located inside a little newsagents--Fairfield News and Booze. So if you need to both post a letter and buy a tin of beans (for some strange reason), pop in here. Other than that, though, they are no great shakes. They sell a very, very small selection of stationary items hardly worth looking at, and the greeting cards all look old and bent.

I have a few complaints about this establishment. Firstly, whenever I ask someone to post something…read morefor me there, they are encouraged to use a more expensive postal service than is necessary. Secondly, my sister and I regularly post letter/parcels using recorded delivery or signed for postal services. It's a good job too, as whenever I use this post office parcels/letters go missing. The latest letter to go missing was an entrance registration for the St Hilda's exam. This meant that we almost missed the deadline for the examination. I would say avoid, or try using its services to see for yourself. I'm sure it's not just us.