Delivered a package this morning that was clearly marked for 53 Brunswick Avenue to 52 Brunswick…read moreAvenue. Can['t you read or are you in a hurry just to deliver and get things out of your truck???

The post office has been coming to our building for over a decade and they have been always very…read morepleasant even though they are overtaxed due to one of the main hubs closing. Thank you for all that you do for our community!

Went to Clinton PO to see if a package was there. Wow! The clerk that "helped" me was rude and…read morecondescending right from the start. Unwilling to help, take a look, make a suggestion but had the energy to roll her eyes and be nasty. I like others will go out of my way to void this PO as I do not need to spoil my day with the bad attitude of others. No option to rate zero stars but that would have been my choice.

I was baffled and apalled at the way I was treated today. My printer at home was broken, so I was…read moreunable to print my own label. I walked into the office with the address and package ready to go, but the women told me she can't make me a label. I said "okay no problem" and left. Thankfully I was able to print the label to an office printer in town. I reentered the post office 5 minutes later and told her "I got it printed, may I please use the tape? She rolled her eyes and told me "We don't supply the packing materials as show slowly turned around and sauntered to the tape. I told her "I understand, I've been shipping for 15 years." She gave me nasty looks and tone and I told her "It's okay, I'll go somewhere else." She began to raise her voice and tell me "I don't like it when people act like I have to do something for them". I responded calmly, "Maam, I said may I please, You can say no". Nor did I ask her to tape the label for me. She continued to raise her voice and say "Well am I getting it for you?" And at that point it wasn't worth interacting with her anymore. As a small business and USPS shipper for 15 years, she could not provide nor respectfully decline my kindly asking for two strips of tape. Kindness isn't that difficult.

Very pleasant employees, clean and organized interior, open and easily navigatable layout.read more

Postal clerk flat out lied that she couldn't contact Kearny Distribution Center to check on a lost…read morepackage. She said she had no phone number or email address.

I mailed a package to Florida. There were 5 zip codes for this small town in Fort Lauderdale. The…read morebearded guy who works there said choose one, it will get there. The package was returned to me I went in to mail it again and he was rude and unaccountable Avoid this place

Hit and miss. There's a nice counter woman who always wears a poncho who is great. However, there…read moreis a Chinese woman who is terrible-- postal Nazi, very bad English, rude, inspects packages and says dumb stuff when she just needs to send them. I groan when I see her, and have complained to USPS 2x about her, but they don't seem to do anything.

Best post office 07830! The crew is actually very nice and they are great at getting things…read moredelivered! They will deliver amazon and packages right to the house.

One woman with glasses is lazy and nasty and passive aggressive. No wonder she likes working…read morehere,she don't lift a finger and every time I go.in she's eating a full course meal.

Horrible experience. This place loses packages, always acts like they have no clue, and never has…read moreenough staff and the lines move ever so slowly. This location is a failure.

I came last Monday only to mail a pot as returns thus a low priority item. I chose Flemington as,…read moredespite growing up only 6 mi away, I'd never been to this PO thus was deeply curious. I also was nearby for 3 other businesses. COVID's less a thing here due to the large amount of distancing naturally there as well as the political bend which is self-explanatory, but somehow everyone obeyed state law and had a face covering, albeit all dubiously effectual cloth masks and I was the only one with a disposable surgical-style mask. Even social distancing in the line which was 20 persons long when I arrived was barely maintained mostly to say nothing about how potentially the science suggests 6ft is insufficient. The wait went quickly with the staff working the usual USPS speed: slowly but existent. There was one customer who did the expected angry blow up with cursing about a letter never making it anywhere after a week so the entire line was treated to the very calm USPS worker's having to deal with such a person. I was just glad to get through my businesses. Equipment, the recognizable IBM-issued scale and POS console, remains dated as is USPS anywhere, at least it had a chip reader. No hand sanitizer, temperature check, gloves, etc. were seen. It's nearly Christmas so let us just be in and out. Parking was very little with only about a dozen spots and then an overflow adjacent lot to the south and a few street spots, all tight and scarce. Building frontage is easy to navigate, preferable to crossing others in the interior. Signage is the usual few exterior signs but most coming know Flemington Main Street very well, if not for a lifetime.