If I could give zero stars, I would. Had a passport appointment at 12:30pm. Got there ten minutes…read moreearly, two people also waiting for passports not being attended to. Post office worker doesn't acknowledge anyone and starts processing the first person at 12:40pm. What was scheduled as a 10 minute appointment took over an hour. Just a complete mess and it's clear nobody gives an F. Thankfully, I don't have to frequent the post office and hopefully won't have to go to this location ever again. Do better mfs

Came to this neighborhood US Post Office a few months back due to a piece of mail that didn't reach…read moremy residence. Had to ask what happened as I get daily emails stating of what mail I will be receiving for the day. I showed them the email and the lady at the counter explained to me that sometimes the email isn't exactly accurate and that at times that expected mail can come a day or two later. She did say however that if it didn't get the piece of mail to go to another USPS location close by because that is where my carrier is located. Went to the other location a few days later being that my mail still was not received. They searched their archived mail from previous days not to find it at all. Still till this day do not know what happened with that exact piece of mail but thankfully the business that had sent it was able to print me out what they sent me on the spot once I had went there to let them know that I had not received their mail. Hopefully this will not become a consistent thing where mail gets lost because even with something that may not be that significant can be a bit stressful and definitely time consuming.

This U.S. Post Office is large and clean, amid the outdated infrastructure and the added wear and…read moretear. This Stadium Station is conveniently located in the vicinity of Yankee Stadium in the Bronx and accessible by transit 4, B, D trains at 161 Street Yankee Stadium. I came here to use the mail drop as it is significantly safer and secure than the iconic blue postal drop boxes in the street.

This is one of the most decent and professional post offices I've ever gone to in the Bronx. It's a…read morebit old and run down, but everything is so clean and organized. It smells like Mistolin in there (literally)! I also like that it's a block away from Yankee Stadium yet it's so hidden from everything else.

I've never gone to any post office alone so looking at the reviews i was scared lol. But, it was an…read moreamazing "in and out" experience. i went to get a package that was unable to get delivered. the worker that helped me out was an older lady and she was so nice :)

This is hands down the WORST post office in Manhattan. Slow, rude, constantly packed with people…read more The lay out is awful, and communication is bad. The only light is that the people who deliver to my building are wonderful and always trying to help- maybe they know the office is poorly rated.

This location was opened earlier than 9am but staff didn't start taking customers until 9am. When i…read morewalked in at 850am there were already 5 people in front of me. I looked around and this location was def not cleaned. The postal worker came in and noticed a bum sleeping on the window and tried to get him to leave but he didn't move. Staff was quick and nice but i wish this location was cleaner

This is how this post office looks most of the time and no one cares about the staff working in…read morethis condition without complaining , smell very bad

Been walking past this location on the way to the train and didn't realize it was a post office!…read moreGreat location, super spacious. Been here twice in the morning, no lines.

This post office is always crowded and there's no Parker near by but it's right next to the train…read moreand multiple restaurants. Lines are always long but they get the job done and staff isn't rude here

M. Narvaez is the WORST employee ever, rude, nonchalant, unprofessional, unwelcoming, very dry. Not…read morevery helpful.

The corruption in this Post Office is ridiculous and no one in the community doesn't do anything…read moreabout it. Besides everyone in this Post Office having an attitude for whatever reason, they also steal public parking from tax paying citizens. The USPS trucks are allowed to park anywhere in the streets but they have designated parking spaces in front of their post office but decides to steal public parking from tax paying citizens on 139th St. I'm so sick and tired of their nonsense and them thinking they're entitled to take away public parking from us tax paying citizens!!!! FYI, as a government employee, they have plaques for their vehicles so they also can parking in front of the post office. SMH

The people working here do not know that graphic novels are considered books as well. Graphic…read morenovels are eligible for Media Mail and one lady persists with the idea that they are not education and are considered comic books! She denied putting a label on the box even though the label had been printed on my first encounter occasion. Then on my next visit she had denied any service with accepting the package and said that she will not provide me a receipt as well because I threw in the word graphic novel so I can explain to her that they are considered books as well--although every item in my package was a book to be delivered to ThriftBooks.com. The location is great and the service can be quick when there is not just one person behind the window. There are great people working here but that one individual is a time waster.

I hate this branch - long lines, surly staff, run down building. If the signs were in Cyrillic,…read moreyou'd swear you were in Moscow at its grimmest and bleakest - you know, the "wait on line for six hours to buy one moldy onion" era Soviet Union. My heart sinks every time I get one of those damned salmon colored notices.

Things have improved here! One big improvement (for me) is the addition of mail storage lockers for…read morethose of us with P.O. Boxes. No more waiting in the long pick-up line for larger items. I'm very happy about this change. I've also noticed that the lines in general are a lot shorter lately. There seems to have been a change for the better in the way things are done at 10034. My previous review is below: I gave it two stars because of the entertainment value of the complaints and banter in the incredibly long lines here, and because the staff, while painfully slow at their jobs, seem to be genuinely nice folk. It's a really frustrating experience. While standing in the lines here I sometimes fantasize about taking over as manager, somehow improving morale and maybe sending all the staff to a typing course so I don't have to enjoy the nail-biting suspense of watching clerks search all the keys before beginning their tentative two-finger data entry. (How can basic data entry on a keyboard that you use every day be so difficult?) I don't know what the qualifications are for working here are but it seems like data entry, a lively step, the ability to efficiently find labels, packages, forms etc etc. are not among them. I'm starting to wonder if this is where they put burnt out mail-carriers to work. It's possible and it would explain a lot. When I bring my postage-paid ready to ship packages here, all they have to do is scan the package with the laser, put it in the pile and give me a receipt. Instead everyone in line needs to wait while the clerk looks at the packages like he or she has never seen mail before. I decided to pay for a PO box here, because USPS 10040 down the road cannot be bothered to deliver or leave notices for my mail and I've lost packages because of it. At least with a PO Box I know I'll get a delivery or a slip, even though it requires about 40 minutes of my day be used up standing in line to get my packages. Seems like the only guaranteed way to get your mail in Inwood.

Always takes forever, waiting in line, they never helpful. There's not even a single pen for you to…read morebe able to write down the address on the shipping labels.