Solid customer service, decent prices, convenient location on Market. No complaints. Came here to…read moreset up a business mailbox. Amanda was very helpful and efficient, even let me pick between available mailbox numbers while answering my many questions. 24/7 mailbox access is nice so I can come by whenever I'm in the area - you can even call them in advance to see if mail has arrived. A few nice perks. Straightforward pricing available on their website. Nice little local business. Though it is pretty small and when I stopped by there was only one (visible) person working, so I could see it getting crowded during peak hours.

Super easy to pick up. The women was very nice. Would definitely pick up another package from here.read more

These people work so hard. Several years ago, terrible help as some reviews stated. Now, could not…read morebe more helpful. Support our local businesses! This is our only close and easy access postal service.

I'm really sad I have to write this review. But my daughter and I had a horrible customer service…read moreexperience here 10/29 around 11:45am. I had used this place to ship packages a month ago and found the store checked all my needs for shipping my USPS, UPS and Fed Ex packages. I am a small business and often get orders from stores around the country who carry my work. The woman who helped me the first time was wonderful. Very knowledgable and helpful. She had insight into the neighborhood and I told her I'd be back. A wonderful experience. Today was a completely different experience. My daughter and I walked into Park Postal and the man sitting behind the counter was busy chewing something and I jokingly said "Hello, we caught you with your mouth full!" He stared blankly at me. I gave him a moment before I walked my package up to him and told him I had a prepaid label and 3 international invoices that I needed to ship via FedEx. He sighed loudly. And then got up and sharply commanded something discernible to me and my daughter. He was clearly frustrated at me. But I am not sure why. He ripped off a clear sleeve for the package and then said "You owe me 1 dollar for a Fed Ex drop off". No problem and I produced a $5 dollar bill. This really upset him. He sighed LOUDLY and stomped off to the back because he had to get change. When he returned, he was grumbling something under his breath about how I needed change and it was messed up how I needed cash or something. After getting my change, he just sat there. There wasn't any "Thanks, we will get this out with Fed Ex today" or anything to wrap up the experience. Instead he just stared blankly at us. I asked him if he'd like me to put the clear label on the box. He said no.I said, "Ok, thank you". He didn't respond. He flat out ignored us. Another customer came in and he warmly greeted him with a "Hello, how's it going?" I have no idea what his deal was. But I won't ever be back to Park Postal. No one should feel like that. And I expect more out of an independently owned business in such a great neighborhood.

I wish I had known about The Mailbox years ago. I won't have to worry about my miscellaneous…read moreoffice needs anymore. Yay! They do everything, are super nice, and are very knowledgable. They have state of the art copiers/printers (I couldn't tell which was the original signature). And their prices are very competitive. They have 24hr box access (which I wish I knew when I got a usps po box last summer). And I had no idea they also provide shredding services, too. I came today to do a legal-sized print out and get a document notarized. I had no idea about their other services. I'm super excited to have met Dan and learn about all the services they provide. They even have cute Magnolia t-shirts and a 98199 local sticker. If you're in the neighborhood, look no further. The Mailbox is your place.

Good service for mailing, faxing etc. I always get the help I need quickly. My go to place for…read moreFedEx and UPS.

The people who work there are always courteous and always have good information about what my…read moreoptions are and they have the best selection of Hallmark cards in town always great for birthdays, etc.

This is the post office closest to my home. It gets a bit crowded on weekends but staff are…read moreprofessional and I don't think they're wasting any time on their job. There is this one Asian lady (I believe she is Korean) who helps me most of the time when I'm there, and she is great every time! She explains how things work thoroughly, whether I'm there for mailing in my old passport to get it renewed or sending a package to Japan. She is also very careful about putting in the correct address so I feel more comfortable and confident getting help from her. She also has good energy level and is nice to talk to. Being in customer-facing job myself, she inspires me to do better at my job too. This may be common knowledge, but since they do not let you use mailing tools like glue, tapes, or scissors, I recommend bringing them from home if you plan on packing on-site.

I love this postal office! I live around the corner and come here often. They are always so helpful…read more:)

Beware of getting a PO box at this business. I had a subscription for a mailbox at their Ravenna…read morelocation which closed without alerting me. I had an expensive package mailed to them that is now lost. I only found out because I went to pick it up and the store was empty with a "closed" sign. Really bad for them to close without alerting their PO Box customers.

Has to be the friendliest business in Ballard - I've shipped numerous things from The Mailbox and…read morethey've always been eminently helpful, clear about the options and pricing, and pleasant to chat with. They have a great selection of cards and gifts, which is helpful for those moments when you realize you want (or need!) to commemorate something as you're on your way home.

This place is what makes a locally owned business add so richly to the local community- excellent…read morecustomer service, beautiful products, we got all our life documents notarized here and they are all smart and lovely human beings. I would support a family owned business over a franchise any day... and you should too.

Staff are always helpful and friendly…read more They have good supplies for shipping. Flat rate box prices have really gone up!! A large flat rate bow is $36!

I live close by and usually stop by on a weekday in the morning to avoid lines, and so far it is…read morepaying off.. this post office is small and in need of some serious interior updates, but the equipment works, and the employees get the job done with smiles and courtesy.. On my last visit, I was the only customer and received great customer service that had me on my way in less than 5 minutes.. Of course I'll be back..

Efficient, helpful, and friendly. That might be enough when trying to ship something or find a…read morenice gift to give, but their cafe has to be mentioned. The baked goods are very tasty. Perhaps the reason is they make them in-house! And the barista there knows how to make a great cappuccino!

Note: this is not reviewing their shipping services…read more I had driven past Sip and Ship sites for years, Ballard now shuttered, and Greenwood remained open. However, their 2/25/26 IG post caught my attention with regards of their version of Cafe Besalu's ginger biscuit. Direct quote: "reimagined by our talented baker Emma in our little bakery corner. She's perfected the texture, warmth, and that signature ginger sparkle." Some background info: Cafe Besalu was a beloved pastry shop in Ballard from 2000 - 2017. When the original owner and his family moved to Spain, the shop was sold to Herkimer Coffee, which then later closed the site permanently in 2023. Their 3/2/26 IG post literally got me in my car..."Flaky. Buttery. Perfectly spiced with that subtle ginger warmth that makes you pause mid-bite. This isn't just a cookie. It's a little Ballard classic - now freshly baked, ready, and waiting for you." I was able to get a parking spot close to the shop, never been until that morning. I was literally floored that this indeed had shipping and retail areas, but also an actual cafe with onsite seating - cafe tables and a window facing counter. But oh my what stopped me in my tracks was seeing the pastry case. I haven't seen such a lovely display in awhile. It seems most places, product are stacked, messy display case trays full of crumbs and pastries askew. Clearly head baker, Emma, takes full pride with the variety of baked goods nicely curated. I was told that the ginger biscuits were just pulled from the oven an hour ago. I purchased two of them and also one each of the peanut butter cookie and ginger molasses cookie. Heavenly scents permeated my car as I drove back north. The ginger biscuit had a nice tender, moist crumb. The Homie savored this the same day and brought him back to his childhood. I ate mine the next day and it was superb. Perfect distribution of the candied ginger warmth and that notable bejeweled top texture. Delicious! The ginger molasses cookie had that perfect balance of crisp edges and moist chew. The sugar exterior literally sparkled when I photographed it while on a road trip stop. The peanut butter cookie was ginormous and was very delicate. It had broken into five pieces. It was relatively thin, had a sandy texture, and subtle peanut butter flavor. The Phinney Ridge - Greenwood - Ballard neighborhoods has quite a collection of indie cafes and bakeshops. I'll have to say that Sip & Ship in Greenwood provided that gotcha moment with their high quality, fresh baked goods. Note to self - they have shipping and notary services too. But those baked goods....definitely, I'll be back!