If you live in the area, you don't have much of a choice about where you get your mail delivered so…read moreyou'll most likely have to deal with this place whether you like it or not. With that said, I'm puzzled how anyone would say the staff here is pleasant or personable. After living here a few years, I can confirm that the ladies working here only get more crotchety the older and fatter they become. You can tell from their dead eyed stares and the undisguised contempt in their voices that they wish they were doing anything other than customer service. As far being helpful, they will do the bare minimum they have to and treat it like an inconvenience. If you explicitly ask them to help with something they will stare at you like you ran over their dog and then do the opposite of what you asked just to spite you. They once took a piece of mail that said "do not bend" on it and folded it into quarters before shoving it into the box, despite the fact that it would have fit easily without bending it at all. The only thing they do well here is confirm the stereotype that postal employees are emotionally unstable malcontents that couldn't find work anywhere else.

I really enjoy the service, professionalism and attention to detail I get from our local post…read moreoffice. Oregon House is a hodgepodge of expats from other countries, hippies, farmers, and retired people. Most people do not have postal delivery service to their homes. The amount of packages and mail that streams through this tiny, understaffed post office must be enormous, yet I have rarely had any issues whatsoever with getting my mail and packages. I fail to comprehend why anyone would make disparaging remarks against the staff. I have witnessed customers be rude to these ladies which I found disgusting.

Janie the Postmistress goes above and beyond with her excellent customer service skills. She always…read morehas a cheerful smile.

I go here quite often and the ladies here are wonderful....Always helpful and friendly....It's a…read moresmall office so they probably know almost everyone that enters...They are welcoming and I never get a bad vibe when I walk in...keep up the good work!

Browns Valley, CA.- The ladies that work at this location are wonderful, EVERY TIME, no matter how…read morebusy they are. They do a great service for this small community!

The ad says that they can move 45 foot containers using their state of the art chain that can fit…read moreit in tight quarters. Using the trailer. Sorry no chain it broke. Bad tires no grip. Got frustrated and just dropped it blocking the driveway. Could not move it sideways. Ad is false. He can move it straight in and out. Got frustrated and just wanted the money. Customer service terrible. I could of moved it in there no problem. I am a woman with a class A license and operators cert.

From the first call, Randall was friendly and professional, even turning around to meet us at their…read moreyard to look at a container. That's excellent customer service! I'd pay a little extra for that, but they were also cheaper by a few hundred bucks! Local family owned small business. Support if you can.

I love Interfaith Food Bank. The staff members are very very nice and very helpful too. Thank you…read moreto all the workers who made Interfaith Food Bank possible. You are very special people to help serve food to the people who can't afford food to put it on their table. Thank you for all of your hard and dedicated work and time. To serve the community that is in such need.

It's sad that after they moved to their new location, they've become a poor neighbor to have near…read moreanyone living within earshot. Their operation would have been better suited to an area where there aren't so many people affected by their noisy operations and car traffic that sometimes begins at 5:30am.

I know Mcmains offers superior service. Period ! I know of…read moreseveral situations where friends have needed someone to come to their rescue after making a bad choice during a very stressful time in their life, when good decision making was simply not available. A call to McMains after finding yourself or some one you care for in trouble with the law....is the Right Call. They're fast , thorough and Compassionate, 24/7 , enuff said !

Mcmains answered the can in my time of need. They were professional and made the best of a bad…read moreexperience. I would recommend to call McMains if you ever need help.

This location has not closed! It is my wife's home business and she's very much open and she is…read moretaking orders. Honestly, one person doesn't get a reply and sinks a business. Unreal.

I called and left a message asking for information. No business message on machine. No return…read morecall. I don't believe this is a current business.

Mounted on the side of the post office at an exit off I-80 as it passes through the Sierra Nevada…read moreMountains, this marker points out some of the earliest settlement history of the area. The marker includes a map of the Truckee route of the California Emigrant Trail. It reads, "The first wagon train ever brought across the Sierra Nevada Mountains into California was lead by Caleb Greenwood. He led the Steven-Town (sic, Townsend) - Murphy party and came through what is known as the Emigrant Trail. Approximately fifty wagons followed this route in 1845, and about 500 wagons rolled over the trail in 1846. The Emigrant Trail was the main overland route into California for only a couple of years, but the hardships endured and the fortitude of these emigrants have long been written in our California history books." "The emigrants from the east stopped at Emigrant gap for periods of time while their wagons were taken apart and lowered piece by piece, by means of rope and tackle, from the top of the ridge into Bear Valley, where they were reassembled. It was at this point that a small settlement formed. The history of the settlement is very sketchy, but it is known that in the great push from Sacramento to Virginia City during the gold rush a few years later, this trail was well-used by wagons, horsemen, etc., coming again through the settlement of Emigrant Gap, thence to Truckee, Virginia City, or wherever their destination might be." There is a very pretty wood carving across the street you should check out. I found it interesting. I'm zipping along at 75 mph in a Sprinter van with solar panels and internet service and not worried about getting attacked by Indians. The world has certainly changed. [Review 17669 overall - 460 in California - 1190 of 2022.]

This location has a sign marker, gas station, post office, and fast food eatery. The gas station…read moreoffers local treats and items to pick up for your trip. You can stretch your legs safely, mail a postcard, and chill for a minute. It's great to take in the smell of redwood trees, cold air in the winter, and warmth in the summer. Grab a cold one, catch your breath, and gas up for the next leg of your trip eastbound into the Nevada mountains.