Very friendly staff. Great service and always happy to assist…read more Stocks newspapers, greetings cards, and the usual stationary, confectionary etc in the shop. Open until 7pm on Saturdays for lottery tickets

The staff in this PO ar particularly friendly and helpful. One of the best things about the shop is…read morethe counter by the door that means if you only want a card, stationary or even a stamp you don't have to queue with those at the PO counter

The Broxtowe Lane Post Office in Aspley forms the front end of the Co-op supermarket building and…read moresupplies everything from stamps to insurance to phone cards. The reasonably sized Post Office branch offers three cashier stations, although there tends to only ever be two cashiers on at one time. The place can be very busy at times and the queue slow moving, especially on benefits days and around lunchtime so I try to avoid these times whenever I can. The staff are always happy to help and don't seem to mind dealing with a number of eBay packages, which is nice when others make you feel like a bit of a burden.

Cotgrave post office compliments the small array of friendly shops in the village centre. It's…read morealways busy, no matter what time of the day you go, but there is always a friendly face at the counter to greet you. Always happy to help or explain any of their services. They sell a good selection of cards incase you've forgotten to get someones. They also sell jiffy bags and sellotape etc. You can park directly outside or in the Sainsbury's next door but one, so it's really convenient. They get to know you as locals and remember your name which is a nice touch.

A lovely little old fashioned post office just a stone's throw from the church in the old part of…read morethe village. At peak times it can be busy, especially just before Christmas, but mostly you can expect friendly efficient service in a convenient location.

The only time I go in here is at lunch time when the parking is impossible and the queues are…read moreunbelievable!!! If you can find a different Post Office at this time of day I suggest that you do.

Great community post office in Derby! Staff is friendly, fast, and professional. Always helps…read morecustomers filling out forms or answer any questions they may have. When I visit, it's clear the staff are very much apart of local community and it's clear the customers appreciate the staff. In addition to the main post office counters, there's also a side shop. This saves time when visiting during the busy lunch hour. Can't think of a better post office in Derby. Always look forward to visiting this family run post office.

This post office is the only one in the city centre. It is quite small and because of that very…read morebusy and crowded. There are several cashiers and additional counter for quick 'shopping'. It is open only till 5:30 so when you work it is hard to sort everything out during the weekdays. Some staff is very nice, but other are not very friendly.

Friendly staff, not too small but not huge, has a good variety of cards & stationary as well as the…read morepost office services, you can park on the road outside if you are lucky.

I've been a customer at the Post Office on the Parade at Mickleover for a good many years. This…read moremorning I made a remark to the man serving at the counter who looked unusually tired, it was just gone 8.00 am so I remarked in what I thought was a humourous tone "Good morning you look how I feel" it was intended as an engaging socially humerous greeting. I was met with a lecture about how not to be judgemental - he was clearly very offended by my remark. I immediately appologised unconditionally saying I was just trying to be humerous, his response was to continue to give me a lecture on being none judgemental. He went one to say he did not like customers remarking to him that he should smile more (I have never said that to him thank goodness). The service is always pretty quick even when busy but this is not the sort of customer experience I expected from who I believe is the owner or manager of the business. When I was in retail it was standard to greet customers with a smile not to make them feel they have been offensive when no offence or judgement was intended. I am grateful there was not a queue behind me, he wasn't playing to an audience. I consider myself an empathetic sensitive self-aware person sadly my response will be to avoid using that particular Post Office whenever possible in the future.

Nice little post office, does get busy early afternoon but if they have all 3 stations open then…read moreyou on't get stuck in a queue for too long unless you get held up by a customer with lots of parcels. In general the staff are friendly, and they are very helpful. There is a small shop area too for snacks & papers and magazines.

The staff here are always very helpful, especially for sending parcels and supplying general…read moreinformation

Ok for buying stamps and papers. Pretty unhelpful and inflexible when it comes to trying to pick up…read more parcels or anything else connected with the Royal Mail.