Today, April 15 they were putting up the signs on the new Midtown Post Office. The old on West…read morePeachtree has been closed for demolition, and a new High Rise. The official address is 1075 Peachtree St NE Suite 6, Atlanta GA 30309. You wont see it though from Peachtree St, It is on the complete opposite (back) side of the building. If you know where Einstein's was for year, its right across the street and really is on Juniper but since the building has a Peachtree St...so it goes. The only parking is a garage entry on 12th between Juniper and Peachtree. Its a pay lot but I heard they validate for 30 min. At the old location you could easily wait longer than that, so if it goes over I hear the charge is then $3.00 Today I went inside. Door also is on Juniper. There is one slot only and at this time it says Priority Mail Only. I kept looking for more slots and there were not others. Maybe they are yet to come. The one and ONLY window clerk said just put everything into that Priority slot for now. They did not let any customers know of where they went. Would have been nice. Maybe if you had a PO box there they gave you a notice but residents heard nothing. This is NOT even on the USPS website yet. The old location has been closed for some time. Hours are the same as the old location. 9:00-5:00 Mon-Fri only. Would be nice if they could put in a self service machine but the old one did not have one so ??? The US Passport facility in back was really something special! We had 2 passport offices for some time...one downtown on Peachtree and this in Midtown...maybe 1 mile apart! The majority of states dont even have ONE! The Passport facility is destined to go in at the Post Office at 1920 Dresden Drive NE, Brookhaven GA 30319

Adding another review because this place is truly awful. The location is convient for me and that's…read morewhy I came back but I won't be making that mistake again. I came up to the counter earlier this week with a perfectly legit package and a prepaid label through Depop. She made me pay $14 for a new (small, mind you) package and label, and then didn't scan my QR code, after telling me "people who use Depop do this all the time," when I knew they didn't so idk why I listened to her, but now I may not get paid for the item because Depop can't register that it was shipped! If she was so familiar with the process why did she do all that? So frustrating and disappointing that I had to pay to basically give away a pair of flats. Do not, and I mean DO NOT come here.

It's 10:30am on a Monday and this post office isn't open yet. Hours posted are 9am-5pm. They just…read morechoose when to actually open and that's unacceptable.

The workers here just show up whenever they feel like it I guess. 10am on a Friday with 6 customers…read morewaiting outside and nobody working. Eventually we gave up and left. If I could give negative stars I would for bs like this.

Don't waste your time,they will closed any time in business hours,nooooo parking at allread more

No one has post card postage! Wuz up with that? I was in Atl. & wanted to send some post cards to…read morefamily & friends but no post office had stamps for post cards.....?!!

Hard to pull into from the road but easy to get out of - which you'd want, with where this is…read morelocated. The workers are always nice, except the guy w the tape gun who patrols the passport area and cue line, barking at people like they're hound dogs trolling his yard. That displeased disposition people insist on having blows me, so much that I don't even bother taking my shades off and smiling in there. You SEE this package, see me standing still, confidently biding my precious time until I'm next up and called to mail this sh-t and get outta here. WHY would you curtly & begrudgingly ask me if I "need to mail a package?" DUH! Don't work in public service positions and accost customers, asking them stupid questions!

They take way too long to get food out and then they don't even remember to give you all your food.read more

This United States Postal Service location is known as the "Martech Carrier Annex," located at 967…read moreBrady Ave NW, Atlanta, GA 30318. It's not to be confused with the nearby "Martech Postal Store" (https://www.yelp.com/biz/martech-postal-store-atlanta) located at 794 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318. "Martech" is presumably a portmanteau of Marietta Street and Tech Parkway (Georgia Tech is close by). This is a very limited post office from a retail perspective. It doesn't have any stamps, money orders, mailing supplies, fax, copy, or other retail capabilities. In fact, as a customer, I'm not sure what you can do here other than drop off mail that already has proper postage affixed. I came here on a Saturday morning to mail out something. All I needed was a stamp, but since they don't sell stamps here, I had to find a different post office that was open on a Saturday. A sign on the customer entrance door redirects customers to the Martech Postal Store, but the Martech Postal Store isn't open on Saturday. The next best post office for me was "Civic Center" (https://www.yelp.com/biz/united-states-post-office-atlanta), located at 570 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308. It was about a 10 to 15 minute drive to get from Martech Carrier Annex to Civic Center midday on a Saturday. At the time of writing this review, both the Martech Carrier Annex and Civic Center post office locations are open until 1pm on Saturday (with the Civic Center lobby open until 3pm). From a customer perspective, this location is as bare bones as it gets. There's almost nothing inside the customer portion of the building other than signs and a service window. There's adequate free parking outside (adequate because not many people come here). Make sure you park in the correct lot and not the employee/mail truck lot. The customer lot is marked with a sign attached to the property's chain-link fence: "Martech Station Customer Entrance." Follow the sidewalk along the chain-link fence to enter.

It is frustrating. I recvd a notice to pick up mail at PO. The GPS led us to a fenced in, locked…read moreup place with NO NOTIFICATION AS TO WHERE TO PICK UP MAIL. We went home. I called and had great issues giving or getting information and gave up. Monday we drove where our notice told us to go. Again, fencing, boarded up; NO NOTICES AVAILABLE!! How to improve? You mean, besides abolishing our commercial ad delivery system?? Get rid of DEI and hire people who are client sensitive.

This place is excellent. Mohammed is extremely helpful. I shipped a large painting cross country…read moreand everything went seamlessly. I will always come back to this UPS Store.

I went to this location to get a mailbox and received excellent service from JJ, the manager. He…read moretook the time to explain everything, answer my questions, and show me the box. I noticed that although he had a line of customers he wasn't' rushing through the transaction, he was present and focused on what he was doing while still acknowledging the customers waiting. I appreciated the great service! This location is in the same plaza as Trader Joes and with the new nail salon, and breakfast spot there is very limited parking. There are a few spots directly in front of the UPS store that are marked for 10 minutes, if you're planning on coming in and out this is probably the best place to park if the lot is full.   I called a few UPS stores and I noticed that they each have different requirements. One place did month to month but didn't have personal mailboxes, it was held behind the desk, another required at least 6 months, and this one required at least 3 months. It's a pretty convenient location so I decided to select this store for my temporary mailbox. You receive an update when you have mail, and you have a key so you can come after hours. You can also have packages delivered here.   To get the mailbox I needed to provide two forms of ID, I couldn't' used a credit card so I used my medical card and DL. The total was $136 for 3 months.

This location of the USPS is fairly convenient for a lot of downtown folks, but I would recommend…read morevisiting the location further north on Marietta instead. (I've never seen a line longer than two people there.) And the many times I have visited us downtown location, I have never seen anyone on staff show a sense of urgency no matter how long the lines are. I have seen the lines here get as long as 11 people. There also seems to be common confusion as to where the line starts. I have seen guests try to form a second line along the right side of the island by the waiting line, but the line should start on the left side of the island. Like I said, this location can be really convenient but may not actually save you time if there's any kind of a line. I would not recommend this place for a speedy trip.

We stopped here to mail some letters. Facility is larger than other post offices we have seen…read more Place we clean and employees were helpful. Located on a busy street and was easy to find.

Intown Business Center is convenient and reliable for those of us in Inman Park. So glad to have it…read moreclose by.

They will get you set up to ship whatever you need safely and securely. They were patient with my…read moremany questions and saved me money for what I was being quoted to pack at the big box chains

I use this place for shipping & returns and occasionally printing. Sean is consistently super…read morehelpful (can handle literally an Q & is always friendly and efficient) & the team there is great overall!

I came to this UPS Store on Peachtree St in Midtown because the one I normally go to, on 10th St…read morenear Georgia Tech (Tech Plaza), was closed. This was on a Saturday after 2pm. The Tech Plaza location closes at 2pm on Saturday, but this location stays open until 5:30pm on Saturday. Conversely, this location is closed on Sunday, but the Tech Plaza location is open on Sunday, 9am-2pm. Hours are subject to change. I visited this UPS Store around 3:24pm and it was busy. I saw only two employees assisting customers at the counter. The line was at least six deep ahead of me. There may have been another employee I didn't see. One of the employees noticed the long line. She told all of us that there were self-serve kiosks available for returns/drop-offs. Perfect. I went to one of the kiosks. I believe there were two. I had a package of Nespresso capsules to ship for recycling. The package was sealed with a prepaid UPS shipping label. All I had to do was follow the instructions/prompts on the touchscreen and grab my receipt. It was fast and easy. This UPS Store is located on street level of the Metropolis high-rise condominium building. The store validates parking in the Metropolis garage. I called this store beforehand to confirm the parking situation and the guy who answered was polite and helpful. Enter the garage on the back side of the building via Metropolis Alley. Take your parking ticket with you into the store for validation. Before we left, I stopped by Sweet Hut Bakery & Cafe (three doors down, same building) where my wife was and I got our parking validated there instead.

This is now my favorite post office to visit. In addition to its beautiful exterior, your nieces at…read morethe desk greet you like a small town post office, advising you warmly, and helping you get on your way efficiently. It is a delight to do business here. This location is especially convenient. A quick hop off of Piedmont, Peachtree, 85, Sydney Marcus, and among many retail amenities like Best Buy, Target, Home Depot, Michaels and Marshalls, you can get in and out super easy while quickly marking this (typically) dog of an errand off of your to do list.

I got here at noon on a saturday to see a sign on the door that their lunch hours have been updated…read moreto 1-3pm. That's absurd, but regardless I was there before then so I thought it was fine. I walked inside to see the gate closed at the counter and a long line of people waiting to use the QR kiosk. It wasn't their lunch break yet, so I'm confused why this was happening. A lady was helping a few select customers through the side door by the gate, so I know staff was present. I'm giving two stars because at least there was a kiosk. My suggestion to USPS is to get rid of the crazy long lunch hours. Or have employees stagger their breaks so someone is still available. My second suggestion is to add more kiosks to make the process more efficient. If you refuse to have people working, replace them with kiosks so people can actually mail their items during your promised business hours. EDIT: I took away a star because they never scanned any of the items I dropped off today.