I had to stop here on my way to Seattle to mail myself something and the gentlemen working the…read morecounter was super nice and accommodating.

This office doesn't have any official markings that it services Brinnon but it is a newer post…read moreoffice with lots of parking. It's just off the main road in Brinnon and there are signs pointing to which way you have to go to get there. It's much higher off the ground than most post offices. There is a huge concrete foundation and it's at least like 8-10 ft up in the air because of this. The do have a drive through mail drop off which is convenient if you're not wanting to go inside and strangely there are a lot of post office boxes in the lobby even though Brinnon seems so small. There was only one person working the counter when I went, which wasn't a problem because of course it was not busy...AT ALL.

The worst, and I mean worst post office in washington. Dealt with them for three years, with rude…read morecarriers, constant problems with delivery, all that jazz. Was so stoked to be moving from the area. Now, they are not forwarding mail or packages. Confirmed they have a mail forward in place, just the carrier isnt doing it. Was assured a package that was accidently sent to the old address would be forwarded... And it has not been. Overall, just lazy, intentionally not doing their job, and straight up jerks. they dont care. I hope usps goes under. If a corporation was this bad, they would be out of business.

Answered my concerns and how to continue follow up. Easy access. I'm problem will be addressedread more

I went in to the office to check on a mailbox that was broken into twice in the past two years. For…read moresome reason, my questioning somehow created some personal anger in the customer service agent...it was disturbing and unforgettable. In a government facility, I expected better. Poise might be a stretch, but at least some decency and respect. Not cool.

Worst carrier ever. Would rather return a package to sender instead of just looking at the case and…read morematching up names. I guess it's easier to be a dick. Thanks usps. Do one.

Person at the front desk, Asian lady with dark hair was very rude when I asked her a question and I…read moreheard her giving attitude to the people after me. Customer service needs to get better.

I think the post office gets a bad wrap. I know that the USPS has many flaws and needs to figure…read moreout how to more efficiently run the organization but as far as this office goes, they have consistently good customer service, which is a rarity in any business. I ship way too much (family, troops, random packages of goodies) so I spend a lot of time here. Almost all the clerks are patient and helpful and a few times they have made suggestions that saved me a few bucks. A couple of the clerks are real kooky characters, just as you would expect from any government institution (see DMV) and the customers are often right up the same freaky alley. Maybe that is why I like this post office so much, the freaks don't just come out at night, at the USPS Ballard, they are there all day long.

Small post office for a super small town. It's kind of in the middle of nowhere. Nothing super…read morespecial, just another place to stop and mail some junk. There is no APC however to mail things after hours.

I think the last person was reviewing the wrong post office... Seabeck doesn't have a casino…read moreanywhere (I've lived here for 12 years so I would know) so I don't know what post office they are talking about "past the casino." I love this office! The gal who works the front counter is always super friendly and quick. Great place.

This post office was super busy even on a weekend. I can only imagine how busy the town must be…read morethen. I expected to drive to another small Washington city but the cars were zooming in and out with people checking their P.O. boxes and such.

Fantastic service!! The guy picking up packages and letters totally saves me from being late! Very…read morefriendly!! Definitely recommend to anyone!!

Stopped here to send some mail. Large post office. Clean lobby…read more Got confused because I didn't see a drive-up drop box, but saw one later as I drove off.

Won't scan items put in drop box on Thursday until Monday afternoon. My customers are very unhappyread more

Five stars . . . yes and no. The five stars is for Jeff, who works the counter there. He is…read moreefficient, effective, and very personable. It's a pleasure to be able to link up with him when he's available at the counter. Less than five stars: three times this week . . . THREE TIMES, my mail has been delivered to my neighbor's box or his to mine. How hard can this be?

ONE STAR FOR THE SUPERVISOR WITH THE EFFEMINATE VOICE. Well,…read morefolks, hold onto your hats because the United States Postal Service has truly outdone themselves this time! My eternal gratitude goes out to that "charming" branch supervisor--the one with the exquisite effeminate- "juvenile-stuck-up-mean-girl" voice and demeanor. He's single-handedly convinced me that the Republican Party might actually have a point I agree with. The USPS needs more accountability and should be overhauled. You see, in my infinite wisdom, I decided to send a perishable birthday gift to my dear 68-year-old brother in Missouri, a man whose health is, shall we say, in a "robust" state of decline. Being a person of "vast" wealth (permanently disabled amputee, less than $1,500 a month income and can't even afford a plane ticket, bless my heart), I simply had to get creative. So, I selflessly saved my money, and eventually purchased a new KITCHEN AID stand mixer (and a tube cake pan from Goodwill) - a small investment for such a "monumental" gesture - and, defying all culinary odds, taught myself to bake. I figured the mixer would be a good investment for future baking opportunities in order to save money. After a mere **twelve hours or more** of working over a hot oven in July, I produced an Angel Food cake (his favorite) and exactly 69 homemade blueberry cookies (healthier cookie). Because nothing says "happy birthday" like 69 individually wrapped and packed homemade cookies, right? Then came the pièce de résistance: four glorious hours of packaging. And for this masterpiece of brotherly affection, I "splurged" a paltry $90 on Priority Mail (because speed, obviously!) and an extra $30 for dry ice. A grand total of **$120** - pocket change for a man of my financial standing, really. His birthday, a mere trifle of an event, was July 9th. I dispatched my treasure on July 5th, expecting a swift, reliable delivery. Fast forward to today, July 10th, and oh, the suspense! Where is my meticulously crafted, highly perishable, financially crippling gift? Why, it's still enjoying the picturesque views of ""Seattle"", exactly where it was on July 5th. It's truly a testament to their efficiency. Naturally, I called the post office, eager for an update, and was "blessed" with the opportunity to speak to this "junoir-high-school-girl-in-the-mean-clique" supervisor. His insight was truly breathtaking: he "regurgitated" the tracking information I already had in front of me. When I, ever so politely, inquired if he could offer an "actual" update, he, in a moment of pure, unadulterated genius, asked "me" how he was supposed to do that. After several rounds of this scintillating intellectual sparring, where I humbly suggested that perhaps "his" job entailed, you know, "knowing things", he, with a flourish of what I can only describe as peak customer service, "hung up on me." So now, here I am, blissfully ignorant of my cake's decomposition status and my cookies' fungal progression. But hey, at least I provided a heartwarming anecdote of government efficiency and profound human interaction. Oh, the joy! * FIVE STARS I recommend this Post Office for the service. I have never had any problems with any other employees at this post office. They are the utmost professionals and have excellent customer service skills. P.S. IF I WOULD HAVE KNOWN THE INVESTMENT AND RISK TO MAIL A PERISHABLE ITEM THROUGH USPS, I WOULD HAVE PURCHASED A ROUND TRIP PLANE TICKET AND AND VISITED MY BROTHER IN PERSON. THANKS USPS

The Port Hadlock Washington post office is disgustingly filthy! With the price of postage you…read morewould think they could power wash the mildew and insane amount of cobwebs

Oh mah gosh it was sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo windy outside this office when I…read morewent. On that note, this is a really nice post office. It's got like an old 1950/60's décor feel. It's a beautiful large structure that basically takes up most of the corner block. It kind of reminds me of a New York style police station, which might be a bad or good comparison however you may look at it. There are quite a few steps to get inside and I don't remember a wheel chair ramp being available. Don't quote me on this because it's a post office so there is probably handicapped accessibility on the other side of the building. A wonderfully built building. The people inside are just a nice. Probably the nicest I've seen in a post office but I don't hate on post offices. They provide such a service especially since so many people don't really use paper mail anymore if they don't have to due to technology. Oh! There is parking galore as well.