How cute is this tiny post office in Sperryville, a rural village of about 300 people! Sperryville…read moreis small but mighty with its artsy vibe and quaint antique shops! Since 1840, this small historic government facility has been delivering mail and friendly service to folks near and far! It was pretty well stocked and tidy. I love the simple white building, and the old brass mailboxes inside, however, it certainly could use a coat of paint. Inside the walls were cracked and splotchy. With a bit of TLC, this post office could be 5*****! The hours on the post office website are different from the ones posted on the door. Here are the updated hours: M-F 10:00-1:00, 2:00-5:00 Sat 8:30-12:30

I love this post office. The lady who works there is beyond helpful and fun to talk to. I'm in and…read moreout within 5 minutes. Not many post offices I can say that about.

Have used this Post Office weekly for my small business for months now, and everyone here is always…read morevery kind, helpful, and efficient!

The woman working in this post office is a prime example as to why the USPS is failing. I had a…read morepackage coming today ( I signed up for email updates on my packages status on the usps website) and they attempted to deliver it when I wasn't home. Since it required a signature they did not leave it, and I was notified by email giving me an option to pick it up or reschedule my delivery. Once I saw this I called the post office and this woman answered the phone. I explained I missed the package and she rudely told me the carrier wasn't back without letting me finish. I told her I wanted to pick it up later then she asked my address discovering the carrier was there and said "well he rang your bell and knocked but you didn't answer, what do you want us to do?" Duh! I'm not home, I explained this again and told her I wanted to pick it up later and she said that was fine. Fast forward to 4:30 when I arrived there from work, same lady comes to the counter and I tell her I called earlier and I needed to get my package since I missed my delivery. She rudely tells me again it ain't there, none of the carriers are back, I told her I got an email saying they tried to drop it off and called to pick it up and she says "we don't send emails" and asks me about the pink slip on my door. Does usps not inform their employees about these things or is she dumb? I NEVER WENT HOME. Finally when she realized I talked to her earlier she took the effort to walk a few steps and look and voila! There was my damn package. As few as jobs are in Bealeton, someone needs to learn some manners

I drove a hour to get my Green card and this lady said that the application had to be done in blk…read morepen not blue And sent me out with out giving me 5 min to rewrite it in blk pen She was very rude I mean how hard would it have been to just give me 5 min to write it in blk pen The application was not that long I felt that she was on a power trip And she needs to understand that it's her job to help the people that come in

04/22 Update: They expect me to spend half of another day driving to the post office and waiting in…read moreline...to? Maybe receive a refund? They said they would mail it. They should mail it. It wasn't my fault that I didn't receive the refund when I took the time to get it on 03/29. I probably should have expected this. How a business that uses cash and has transactions that require a supervisor override can think they can function without either is beyond me. I went to the post office on March 29 to close my PO Box and receive a refund. They took my key and told me they had no cash and that they would have to give me a money order. BUT, that requires a supervisor override and a supervisor was not on duty. So they had me fill out a form for where to send my refund. Two weeks later I haven't received my refund of $55 and I doubt my box was ever closed. So in a few months I will likely receive a renewal fee bill and will be expected to pay for a key I have already surrendered. Do I think this will ever be resolved? Absolutely not. Even if I had the time to waste going back and waiting in line, I have a sneaking suspicion that they still wouldn't be able to help me. Richard and Shiela...I miss you!

This is the absolute best post office. Melissa in particular is super helpful, knowledgeable and…read morealways cheerful even when I rush in last minute needing priority or certified mail. I used to hate going to the post office but I do not now. Everyone is dedicated and friendly. It is like having my own mail room for my business but better!

Friendlier people you could not meet - on both sides of the counter. Everyone wearing masks and…read moretrying to maintain 6 feet of separation. Knowledgeable and friendly staff - and accommodating! You can't ask for better. Almost like everyone cares about each other. It's a refreshing change from the busy city post office. Oh, I don't want to forget to mention plenty of free parking and two convenient entrance points to the parking lot. They close at noon on Saturdays though, so get there early.

Fantastic service, and super friendly staff. I choose to drive to this location over others nearer…read moreto home for those two reasons. Knowledgeable about international shipping and willing to get you the best option available. Located in Eagle Village shopping center, when the counter is closed, you can still access the PO Boxes - there's a lot of them! Ps. Stamps are going up by 3c... ugh.

If I find a post office with a mural from the New Deal artwork project, it's a winner for me! This…read moreone in Luray didn't disappoint! The mural, painted by Sheffield Kagy , depicts Luray in 1840 with Louis Ramey's blacksmith shop, farmers and horses with houses and the Blue Ridge Mountains in the background. Not only is the massive colonial brick building historic, built in 1938, built it has many unique architectural features. Inside is fabulous! Lots of rich wood paneling with artistic cutouts, brass mailboxes and mail slots, gold lettering at the windows, yet the wood floor has been preserved by adding carpet. No passport service but it is handicap accessible. Hours Monday-Friday 8:30-4:30

I stopped in this morning to mail some cards for Mother's Day and purchase some stamps. I believe…read morethe gentleman working the front desk was Thomas. He was so sweet, very helpful and knowledgeable, and very personable. Was a great way to start my day! Thank you for your wonderful customer service, Thomas!

Courteous, kind, capable. A Great post office!!!!!! Thanks…read morefor all of your hard work!!

Cute little post office in tiny Midland. Easy parking. Location is right next to train tracks.read more

This post office is first rate. It's the type of post office that made America great. Maybe one…read moretime, great again.