I stopped by the post office as a favor to my mother. The post office employees keep leaving other…read morepeople's mail in her mailbox! The first couple of times, I just gave them the mail. But when one of these times the same piece of incorrect mail that I dropped off showed up at my mom's place the following day, my next step was to speak to an employee. I spoke with the same person I had seen the day before. She told me my mom lived on one of the hardest routes they have, but when I showed her my mom's address compared to the piece I brought back (again), she was surprised that the address was wrong altogether- different street names and all. She also mentioned that the same person doesn't do that route every day. The employee asked if I was familiar with the street that the incorrect mail displayed. I told her, "No", and in my mind, that was a weird question to ask a customer- there's no way I'm taking mail to a stranger after all. I went to the Post Office because I felt it was the right thing to do. Finally, when I told her this information is probably important (it was a thick book), she replied: "Probably not." She said it nonchalantly, but I was surprised she said that at all. Every time I've brought mail back to the Post Office because of their error, the person taking the mail has thanked me. That's a plus.

Stopped by this United States Postal Service recently and had a surprisingly quick, smooth…read moreexperience. The biggest thing I noticed right away was that while there were accessible parking spots conveniently located near the entrance, the doors were not automatic or handicap accessible. You have to manually push/pull them open, which could definitely create challenges for some visitors. Accessibility should start at the front door. Once inside, though, the visit was seamless. I went straight to the self-service kiosk with no wait at all. The kiosk was easy to use, straightforward, and glitch-free. Everything moved quickly, and I appreciated that it gave the option to print a receipt, email it, or do both. That kind of convenience makes a difference when you're trying to get in and out efficiently. Overall, a fast and hassle-free stop with a very user-friendly kiosk system, but updating the entrance doors would greatly improve the experience for everyone.

This review is solely about the outrageous cost of first class/forever stamps…read more When I was in The Air Force in 1985 these cost 22 cents, ten years later they cost 35 cents. Not bad right, reasonable. Today, these same stamps cost 77 cents. From a customer point of view this is ridiculous. I refuse to buy another stamp!

Love coming here because the lines are always small. During a recent holiday left another post…read moreoffice location because the line was out the door to come here. When I arrived here to find a small line again. I love how huge this place is too. I am a person that appreciate a lot space versus on top of people. I have been coming for decades and discovered some major here I didn't know about. On one side of the building in the front of it sits, The Louisville Federal Credit Union. If other post offices are irradiating you, come here.

The staff was very nice and helpful. They no longer let you use their tape gun for shipping. There…read morehas been a sign up, but now they are not allowing usage at all. I mailed a package, a few letters and a certified letter as well. I wasn't sure which way to go and the staff was helpful in helping me make a decision. My packages and letters also went out the same day. Thank you staff.

Line is amazingly long.... When I made it to the front of the line, I asked why... she told me…read moremailboxes in the area have been broken into...... She was very professional and friendly... hopefully they get these boxes fixed soon... for everyone concerned...

Sign says they open at 8am . It's going on 10am and they're are not even open . Don't put open at…read more8am if you're not going to be open at that time .

The staff at this USPS location genuinely cares about their customers. I recently had trouble with…read morean expedited package being late and the staff went above and beyond to take care of me. Thankful that we have a good community post office!

Got there Dec28th, 1pm and they were already closed, hours said until 3pm. Guy inside was mopping…read morefloor, then locked up building and left. No sign they were closing early.

This post office location is fine, but it's easy to tell it's old and has been run down and in…read moredisrepair for many years. There are never more than 1-2 people working, so the lines can get long, and you may have to wait a prolonged time even for something that should be extremely quick and simple. They don't have anything you can use, including pens, so be sure to come completely prepared with everything you will need for your transaction. (I will add they have let me borrow a pen before, but I had to wait in line to be able to ask for it, then I had to step out of line to use it, and then wait through line again to perform my transaction and return the pen - though it took me only seconds to write what I needed, they would not allow me to do it at the desk.) They do not have any pens at the counters, and I have noticed recently they do not leave out anything - no certified mail items, no packaging items, etc. You have to wait through line and ask for everything. Because I work downtown I have visited this post office many times, but it's definitely not my favorite location in the city. That said, if you need to do something at the post office, you'll be able to do it here.

Just the worst. Going to the post office shouldn't be like going to the DMV. An exercise in…read morefrustration. The old woman who rules the Post office at this location is rude, condescending and unprofessional. She also doesn't know what she's doing. She should retire. The hours are speculative. They allegedly open at 0900 and here it is, 10am and it's still closed. They take long, Spanish style siestas as well. Basically, she does as she pleases and we just have to put up with it.

I will not go into my quarells with USPS. But I WILL go into how wonderful this location and it's…read moreits employees are! I'm serious. You have to travel out of your way for the mom exististing lines, smiling faces, and laughter you receive upon entering. These ladies are badass. I say ladies, because I have never seen a man working here. Anywho, they have assisted me in finding lost packages and guiding me on shipping internationally. They assist me greatly with my small business. And I thoroughly enjoy walking into the post office. FOR ONCE! They remember me and truly care. Thank you to each kind soul who comes to work with a smile on their face. Every. Single. Day.

zero stars. lady working was so rude and nasty to my teenage daughter today that my daughter got…read moreback in the car and started crying. unbelievable. does that make her feel big and powerful or something to have thee worst attitude to a young person? or any person really? can't believe these people even get hired or can keep working with the public. just nasty, and I wish I knew her name so I could blast it all over.

I come to this location often, (i ship a lot of items) and I've honestly never encountered a…read moreproblem. Yeah, the lines have been long at times, but that's normal with any place. Any questions I've ever had were answered promptly. I've found the staff to be very helpful, and the office to be organized.

I mailed something last monday from blue box on dixie highway to go 20 minutes away.....it still…read morehas not arrived. The usps is not a trustworthy business like it used to be to b.

great place to shop. staff is awesome and are never far away if ya need help. Store was clean and…read moreshelves were in good shape. Definatwl my go to for home ans aoffice supplies

I came to Staples on a mission…read more My mother was busy, so she asked me to take one of my sisters to get a binder. Not just any binder though, my sister wanted a binder that zips up on the sides (it may also have a lock included.) Happy to oblige, I took her to find the perfect binder. Another sister tagged along for the ride. We went into Staples and were greeted by the cashier. I don't think I saw any other employees the entire time we were there. Then again, we were also the only customers and didn't need much help. When we found the binders, my sister picked out the one she wanted. The cashier asked if we found everything okay as we were checking out. I told him we did, then paid for the binder, and my sisters and I were on our way.