You would think that a community where they have the most expensive properties and one of the…read morelargest residents of higher incomes would have the best Post Office around. You're wrong. The lines are long in this post office, filled with employees that don't live in the area, gossiping and malingering behind the counter, appearing to be happy that people are wasting their lives away waiting to send a package out.

Nicest post office. Or maybe I'm just so used to post offices in the city with horrible service…read more People here are nice and kind lol

I had a small package to return. And they legit wanted to charge me 4 bucks for a piece of tape…read more Ridiculous.

Love that there's a post office open 7 days a week. Very convenient when I'm selling items on ebay…read moreI need to ship out. No issues with customer service.

Let's take a poll: Would you like the US Mail to be privatized rather than run by the government?…read more Let me help you think through this. The Post Office in Mineola looks old and tired, with a rather depressing appearance that can be quite off-putting. The Postal brick building has an old traditional apperance which fits well in the town. Recently, I have been having issues when it comes to holding mail and forwarding services. The service from government-employed postal workers can also be inconsistent; sometimes good, sometimes not so much. However, the service for ordinary mail packaging was good today. On the other hand, if the mail service were privatized, prices might increase, but the quality of service could improve significantly. For example, I often use UPS stores, which are privately owned, and their service is consistently excellent. However, changing the current system would require an act of Congress. There are substantial legal and political obstacles to privatizing the Postal Service, which makes such a transition complex and challenging.

THE BEST post office I have ever been to. Tina helped me and was so patient and friendly! What a…read moredifference from other post offices I use. Line moved quickly and everyone was so nice! A+++++

My new favorite post office. Aside from the fact that it is next door from my new office building,…read moreit's staff were efficient and friendly. My holiday experience with them was nice and to count on for future transactions visit. This location business hours are from 11 am to 3 pm only M-F. It is more of a distribution center but opens for public service even for short time. Big parking lot- 24 hour self-service kiosk and lots of reading materials for self-help function.

This is the best Post office in the area. When it is busy, the workers seem highly efficient and…read moreare very polite. I always look forward to coming to this post office when I can.

This is my go to post office for when work and life are busy. They're open late during the week as…read morewell as open on Saturdays & Sundays. Service is always good and knowledgeable.

Service was quick and friendly. I highly recommend and I appreciated the postal workers economical…read morerecommendations.

Great post office for shipments and passport photos and processing. They also have a drive thru…read moremail slot drop. The drop has 3 height levels to assist different size vehicles. The postal workers behind the counters are very friendly and get you in and out quickly. There is also an automated/self service machine in the lobby if you want to do it yourself, trust me, wait on line, the machine is a pain! The place opens at 11:00 am and the parking is limited, if you cant find a space pull over to the side and wait, if you leave the parking lot, you can only make a right turn and it will take you forever to get back to the post office Don't even think about making a Left on Stewart Ave, YOU WILL DIE! Stewart Ave makes the infamous "Queens Boulevard of death" look tame in comparison. Happy shipping!

I have been to this post office 3 times and all 3 times Ive had a super experience. I know, not a…read morelot of people can say that about their post office. There is always parking.The people who work there are helpful and nice even if the line is long. When the line is long, the self service machine is a good alternative, but can be difficult to use a times. Theres always someone there to help you if you get stuck at the machine ( I speak from experience). Side note, theres a camera at that traffic light, so dont go through a yellow...almost a red light...you will get a ticket.

The service at this post office has been consistently poor. My mail has not been delivered for…read morethree days, despite Informed Delivery showing that I have multiple pieces of mail waiting. Where is the Yale St mail? There has been no explanation or communication. On top of that, when mail is delivered, it doesn't arrive until around 6:30 PM every day, which is far too late for dependable service. Mail delivery should be timely and reliable, especially when customers are being notified that items are supposed to arrive. This situation needs to be rectified immediately. Our neighborhood deserves better service. Reliable mail delivery is a basic expectation, not a luxury.

Dingy, Low vibration, bad vibes, postal workers working the front windows, not friendly, not…read morehelpful. Go to another post office

Compared to the Franklin Square post office and the Garden City post office, this post office is…read morethe most efficient government office within a few miles radius. Everytime I enter this post office I see residents of both Franklin Square and Garden City in here. Ask your neighbors, they will tell you. The light is always green in this place, in and out, real quick.

We've had several packages...PACKAGES...not make it to their destination when shipped from this…read morelocation. Already felt salty about that but continued to use their services because they are walking distance from our house. Will gladly be driving to Hempstead or further if need be after being rudely questioned earlier this week whether the obvious paperback book I was shipping was really a book (!!). Already stunned by the ignorance, was also told I could only send hardcover books via media mail despite having done so for several years prior to moving to W Hempstead, including from this very location. Did not wish to engage, simply went to Hempstead office and had absolutely no problem or question, as should be. Will not be returning, and I do NOT recommend using the W Hempstead office.

My go to post office when I need to renew my passport! It's a one stop shop where you can also take…read moreyour photo too! Staff is super knowledgeable and nice and will walk you through the entire process of either getting a new passport or just renewing it.

Essential workers, keeping things clean, friendly service, let's keep them in business! This branch…read moreanswered my phone call and answered my questions! Street parking is limited and somewhat dangerous as it's a busy street.

They were the only post office that lost my mail (expensive record). Additionally, it takes them…read moredays to get your mail into their system. Avoid if possible.

Let me share my experience with this place. I used to physically go there to mail items that were…read moreimportant to my business. And the employees there did their job as expected but did it in a way that made you feel like they were doing you a favor. But that is not the worst of it. Today I asked them why my package hadn't arrived when it said did arrive online, and it was because they sent it to my old address. Then I asked them how is that possible, since I had made sure that most of my mail would be forwarded from my old address to my current address. One of their employees (whose name shall be withheld) said, "that forwarding request only lasts for one year." Now I know for a fact that is BS because the last letter I got had a yellow label on it that says "forwarded from (previous address)" just two bloody days ago. And it gets WORSE! I went to my old address and thank God my former receptionist saved not just my package but all my mail from April 2024 and so on (keep in mind that was two months after telling them to forward my mail to the current address). Again no thanks whatsoever to that bloody post-office on 2nd Avenue. If anyone wonders why I'm this indignant, that mail I was supposed to receive were reimbursement checks from various health insurance companies, credit card processing statements and 1099 forms that my accountant needed from last year. With that said, that post office (the one I'm writing about) needs to shape or ship out. Thankfully with "the man" in the White House, he might trim the fat out of this place.