Rude worker at window Telling me wrong instructions and…read morethen mad when I follow them Immediately angry upon me arriving to window

I recently realized my neighborhood blue mailbox was removed so now I have to visit the post office…read moreto mail important monthly mail. I visited the Pist Office at 2220 Flatbush ave in Brooklyn! It was clean, well organized and easily accessible to disability customers! What a pleasure!

This is a relatively convenient Post Office location since it's in close proximity of my workplace…read more However, I've had an appointment for a passport card here sometime ago and it was abruptly canceled for no legitimate reason. Usually when I come here, there's never a line which I appreciate. The employees at the window are attentive and professional. This post office is a necessity for the company so I doubt this location is going anywhere anytime soon.

They have a self service kiosk! That's all I need!…read more More characters to fill the 85 requirement.

Look, we all should know by now that NYC post offices are generally a mess and they are always…read moreunderstaffed. And yes, it's the city and as rude as people feel service workers can be, imagine the rudeness they get from customers all day. This place is small and kind of dingy, but it's good for what it is: a local post office where you can pick up and drop off letters and small packages. The staff here have always been very helpful to me even when I know they are just as tired of having to serve people who are ticked off from waiting in line as we are from waiting in one. This despite the fact that there often seems to be only one or two window associates staffed at a time, which is *not their fault*. (Ever worked customer service alone on a busy shift? IFKYK and if you don't, find out.) You can also wait in line and find understaffing, unclear regulations (again, generally not their fault), and messed-up hours at just about every urban post office, so at least you can do it somewhere close to you (and if you'd rather do it at the P.O. on 9th Street, have at it). Your best bet is to try to get there in the middle part of the day, when they are less busy and you generally won't have to wait. I know it sucks if you have to work and can only get to a post office around the opening or closing time or on Saturdays, but here we are. The staff you see are only the visible faces of an overburdened and underfunded system. Please channel some of this understandably frustrated energy into contacting your representatives and telling them to funnel your tax dollars to useful things like the post office and mass transit rather than the nonsense they're funding now.

lost 4 of my packages, and told me there is nothing that they can do, and to give it a few days…read more WTF?

These guys are the best. Super quick and efficient. Always friendly. Grateful to have them in the…read moreneighborhood- literally don't know what we'd do without them!

I need to send a letter internationally to Switzerland. I first went to USPS and it was incredible…read morehow complicated their process was and also unclear what would happen to my letter. It also included a $30 fee that the receiver of my letter was going to have to pay. Since the receiver was a business I decided to find another way to send. That's when I discovered cobble mail. I went there and they made it super easy to send the letter. They were very knowledgeable about the delivery process. Not only that but they were efficient and friendly. I'd definitely go back again and recommend for others.

In the passage of my professional travels, I needed access to a U.S. Postal Service station to…read moredrop-off a Christmas 2025 card. I am very grateful that post offices are still operational as it is functioning essential to daily routine tasks. With the rise of postal fraud and theft, I refuse to utilize an outdoor blue collection box. Upon entering this station contain a long line for counter service as it is the holiday season peak for package delivery. This is my first visit to Adelphi station in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn which I am unfamiliar and unknown of any "lobby drop-off" slots (a wall-mounted opening indoors inside the Postal Service station where customers deposit outgoing mail and packages). With disdain and utter disappointment, this Adelphi station does NOT contain any "lobby drop-off" built-in wall slot but one blue collection box mounted indoors inside adjacent to the entrance. There are no self-service kiosk for packages. There is no workstation table nor ledge counter for customers to hand write money orders payments and then stand on line for mailing or pack items in boxes after purchasing a box followed by standing in line for mailing. Oh! I do not believe this U.S. Postal Service station is a full-service since it lacks aforementioned services and/or possibly limited. I love writing printed letters and correspondence and receiving a printed letters for response. Pen, paper, envelope and first class postage stamp still exist. Still essential. Ahh, halcyon times. This Adelphi station in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn is accessible via MTA NYC Transit C local train at Clinton-Washington Street station. I dropped-off my Christmas 2025 card in this blue collection box for mailing in hopes of not being a victim of mail theft or fraud. Now waiting for the recipient to receive my card by U.S. mail.

I'd come to this location a few times in the past. And I thought it might just because it's a…read moresmaller location that the lines alone only when I had to actually mail a box from here. I learned that it has nothing to do with the size of the Post Office but the will of the employees. Don't get me wrong, they are nice folks, but overhearing long conversations in place, while all the clerks are supposedly looking for packages? Yeah no. It was a pure nightmare, 8 people in front of me in line and it took 45 minutes just to get to the window. I will take the extra trip to go to the main post office.

Very grateful to the employees keeping this UPS location running right now. I've had to stop by a…read morecouple times during Covid (they've been opening at 10am, daily, I believe) and every single time each employee I encounter is so quick to help me out and get everyone in and out quickly. Even at 10am today there were at least 5 people already in line as they opened up, and a steady stream of people followed, and the ONE guy working was going above and beyond to help everyone as quickly as he could. There might be a line if you come here, but I've had luck getting out pretty quickly.

I visited this UPS store countless times when it was my default drop off spot for Amazon returns…read more It's been about a year since Whole Foods has been designated as my default drop off, but I had the opportunity to drop off my return here since it was heavy. I asked Amazon customer service if UPS could be my drop off to complete this return transaction. Past experience here can be summarized as long lines moving very slowly but more importantly, nasty/impatient customer service. My recent visit was no exception. For one thing, the person behind the counter wouldn't affix the label to the box for whatever reason. Okay so I attached it. No big deal however the other employee behind the counter did so for his customers. Another thing which seemed to bother him was the taping of my box. He said it wasn't taped properly which meant I had to buy a roll of tape (for $8) or pay $1.64 for him to add more tape. Obviously I chose the latter. The problem with this UPS is the overall attitude of some of the staff, same familiar faces. I'm actually glad I go to Whole Foods for Amazon drop offs. This UPS, thanks to mainly two employees, is a headache to do any business. One star due to it being convenient on Court Street.

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I have never, in my entire life, had such a painless experience with any sort of government office…read more I'm not sure if it's just the Marriage Licenses & Records department, but I've never seen such government efficiency before. We were in and out in fifteen minutes. There was no line. NO LINE. When one of the windows opened up, we stepped up talked to a nice young gentleman who swiftly took our information and payment, and handed us a marriage license in return. Not even a little muss, nor was their a hint of fuss. I suppose it's only fitting that it was this simple to get our marriage license...because after all, isn't that what they say about marriage? That it's really easy, and you don't have to work at it at all?

I am retired, almost always home, but when a signature is required for a United States Postal…read moreService package, I never get a buzz to my apartment bell--just a slip saying they didn't find me in. No way to call the Red Hook branch (as noted by others--a nightmare to try--impossible), and it is a 25 minute walk away. They don't even leave a second notice--they just return the package to sender. This happened to me with two packages this past month. Situation has been so bad for so long that I just got a PO box locally--just to avoid this total disfunction and my inability to communicate with this post office by phone. Too frustrating!

Shoutouts To Andrea. She Was So Helpful And Full Of Personality At The Window. Receiving My Money…read moreOrder Was A Breeze. I Would Loveeeee To Have Her At My Bronx Post Office. *wink Wink*

I love having this n the neighborhood, makes my life so much easier. They are always so friendly…read moreand rarely a line.

If you want to pay $25 to ship a small padded envelope that USPS charges about $8 for--after…read morewaiting on a long line and then waiting again for the saleswoman to stop looking at her phone and be rude--Sandbox is your neighborhood stop.

I'm giving this FedEx a solid 4 stars because there's definitely a lot of good with this location…read more 1. I came in looking for name tags to print on, and I found EXACTLY what I was looking for in their office supplies. I feel like that never happens. 2. There are sometimes long wait times to ship things, but I've never stood in line for more than 15min. For international shipping, FedEx is a little cheaper than UPS (and I had success shipping a package to Singapore). 3. If you need something printed or bound, you can call their store and they'll give you an email to send the file to. Do this ahead of time, and you can pick it up same day in the afternoon. There's also a pretty large copy center, passport photos, a lot of photocopy machines, and some computers. The staff here are nice - it's always busy so they're hustling just doing their job. Overall, I'm happy to have a FedEx nearby that offers all of these services!

I tried to fax a document several times and received a repeated error message. When I went to the…read morecounter to see if there is anything they could do for the inconvenience, the large woman employee at the counter said there is mothing they could do. I informed her the staff should inform customers about the outage of the fax service. Absolute worst in customer service for the exception of the gentleman with the long braided hairstyle. He was the only one that went above and beyond making sure all of the customers were being helped. As for the lady behind the counter, she did absolutely nothing, zero! Will never go back as they just lost a customer.