To The Ladies At Goldendale Post Office, If you need help,…read morewith anything dealing with the postal service, then ask these ladies. They don't act as if your waiting to be vaccinated from the veterinarian. Like in a stall, rushing you through. They take the time, to make sure that your questions are answered. Truly appreciate their help. Their kindness, certainly hasn't gone unnoticed by myself and my husband. Truly appreciate their knowledge, & kindness. Your smiles are truly appreciated! Thank-you, Betsy Beeks

It's an ordinary post office. It's in an ordinary looking building with ordinary and expected line…read moreout the door regardless of what time or day you show up. There were two employees working the long line and a third helping folks that were in line for mail pick up only. Since employee number three was helping almost nobody it would have been nice if he would have helped out with everyone else and thus putting a dent in the line. In all a supremely ordinary experience. Just once it would be cool to have swift service at the post office. Dare to dream, right? Don't laugh at me.

Do I love pain? Well no. But am I a masochist? Perhaps. Anyone who would go back to the post office…read moreafter the experience I shared with all of you a mere 6 reviews ago should at least read over the symptoms: 1. The condition in which gratification depends on suffering, physical pain, and humiliation. 2.Gratification gained from pain, deprivation, degradation, etc., inflicted or imposed on oneself, either as a result of one's own actions or the actions of others, esp. the tendency to seek this form of gratification. 3.The tendency to find pleasure in self-denial, submissiveness, etc. Ok, I'm definitely in the clear. However, as abusive and ungratifying as my relationship with the post office is, I need it. And it knows I need it....which makes the whole thing, well, rather masochistic. So let's get on with it. Today - 10:27am. I timidly walk in...knowing that after my last torturous experience, I'll most likely leave with a shaved head and a missing finger...you know...to follow USPS protocol. I am greeted warmly by two employees. I tense up and I adorn my fighting stance......wait......WHAT? "Um, good morning to you too?" I'm thrown off...but the hairs on the back of my neck are still screaming "don't buy it Laura...it's a diversion!" Not willing to submit, I begin to tape up my package...and one of my adversaries started approaching from the right. Preparing a swift upper cut to the baby maker, I assessed the situation...but he had an unknown object in his left hand...a weapon...a....a....an address label?!? "Here," he said genuinely, "I brought you a label so you don't have to write directly on the package." He must be kidding. right? "Oh, and next time I can tape that up for you...unless you usually keep duct tape in that little purse of yours." Wait. Is hottie postman FLIRTING with me? Or is he just into the fact that I'm clearly a masochist because I frequent the post office and carry duct tape in my purse? We'll leave that for another review. But to tidy this one up, the post office on 24th and NW Savier is clearly the bomb diggity. (Am I allowed to say bomb and post office in the same sentence? Twice?) I was in and out in less than 3 minutes, the employees were friendly, helpful, and ahem...attractive, and I dig the abundant parking sitch. Much like a great doctor, I'm not eager to go back right away, but it's great to know that I have this solid option the next time I'm in need.

Slowest post office on the west coast!!! Every time ive gone in even during the week there are…read morelines that flow out the doors, especially during the holidays. They usually only have one person working at a time. Its redicilious. I prefer to go to the talent post office. Never a line and they almost always have at least 2 people working....

it's a post office!…read more ok for one, it is way under staffed, 1.5 people at the counter, the line is going out the door and half way to the self-serve station. typical afternoon wait in line is 15-30 minutes. COME ON!!! not enough lockers for packages to be put in, so then you have to go back in line to pick up your packages. takes an extra day to get packages off the dock in a shrink wrapped bulk to your PO box, so you can rarely count on the online delivery confirmation to be accurate.... that is pick up your pkg the day it gets to the PO.

This is a cool looking US Post Office. That is also very large, so they must move a lot of packages…read morehere in The Dalles. Of course the lobby is open late, and it has self serve kiosk. There are some cool looking statues outside of the building. Just like all the other post offices you can rent a box here also. They have tons of mailboxes of various sizes too.

I used this post office to mail a package back to Atlanta. The staff is friendly and you do not…read morehave a long wait. I was out within 10 minutes. Great customer service

I usually enjoy going to post offices, rooms filled with marble, decorated post office boxes,…read morepictures of presidents and famous people throughout history, just the general presence of the federal government.... This was NOT the case at my most recent stop at the Kenton post office. Long lines and a distinct feeling of apathy was palpable in the air. Ken, my federally appointed postal worker during this last transaction was less than enthused to be working. Rude and potentially racist as he asked the Hispanic women in front of me que pasa ? in unflattering tones.... Plus it took me a 1/2 hour to buy a book of stamps... Hence the 2 star review

The Kenton Post Office is located in the 97217 zip code, is okay for what it is but could be…read morebetter. The nice thing is that it has a window that you can go to after normal hours to retrieve mail from a vacation hold or submit other simple forms, you cannot purchase postage or other things at this window. I may have never seen this before, because I always thought I had to go up to the counter, but when someone was waiting at the window, I decided to wait too and see what would happen. That service is one redeeming factor for this place. The bad is that they don't have an automated shipping kiosk and oversized package receptacle for the eBay-ers, the other bad thing is the location of the street postal box. It is on the opposite side of the street for the driver to put mail in. I've seen someone be on the wrong side of the Kilpatrick Street just so that they could stay in their car when putting mail into the box. Even on the other side of the street it doesn't work because there is a stop sign right there at that four-way intersection.

This post office probably would have been a lot easier to find with the sun up. What I did notice…read moreis that just about everyone in this town has an RV. And if you do go in at night, the road quickly turns into gravel/dirt roads. I think there is only like 3 or 4 streets in this town. It's really really really small and in the middle of no where. I just needed to click it off my list of post offices in Klickitat County. This post office is so cute though and rustic. It looks like the post office boxes still have the original fixtures on them. Actually I was just trying to get to Goldendale so then I could get to The Dalles to sleep for the night and I know I was speeding....a lot....to get there so this was just a quick "bump in the road".

It's like the Post Office you know and hate, but much much better…read more I came in today to turn in my passport application, turns out I had the old form filled out, no problem he gave me the newer version. Even after that I was still out of the Post Office in 15 minutes! Awesome customer service, I never knew I could leave a government office happy.

I honestly hate to do this, but I'm doing it. So, some of the people that work There are very…read morefriendly and nice if you catch them on the right day so this isn't me hating on all of the people that work there... It's simply me realizing they're probably understaffed maybe underpaid I don't know but they seem extremely unenthusiastic every time I go in and I have started using shipping solutions instead because they're nicer and more helpful. The postal peeps at usps are actually pretty rude to me sometimes/also try to tell you "we don't do that" if you bring too many packages in the ship. but it's like bro you're literally the place that packages...(and when I brought the same number of packages to the Umatillo USPS, the lady was extremely friendly. She was the only one in there and she told me "of course we do this. We are the post office" when I informed her that the Hermiston post office said that it was too many and they couldn't help me.) wth lol what pisses me off the most is that they never the phone... I mean like I have had them answer the phone one time when I have called and it must've been luck because they never answered it ever again after that any of the days that I have ever called them with a question about a package or with a help request for a missing package, etc. actually multiple times when I have had a package that was missing from my mailbox that said it was delivered, the only time someone answered they told me they would call me back with information. They never did. I called back multiple times over the course of two weeks and no one was ever able to answer the phone. :) today, which is probably five months after that I called again with another question. No one answered the phone. It's increasingly annoying and I wish they would just disconnect the line if they're not gonna answer. I don't wanna have to drive all the way across town through all the stoplights just to ask a question and then be told "I don't know I can't help you with that" which is also what happened to me the first time my package was missing ! You mean you won't answer the phone and then I go in person and you tell me "yeah I don't know. I can't do that here" super annoying. I don't know why nobody can do their job. Nobody can! like what are you doing here? Why are they paying you?

Great local office with wicked friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff. Their rapport with…read moreindividuals, and the personalized service given to everyone makes me want to go inside and buy stamps, or mail care packages, more than usual.

For some reason every time I am supposed to get an Amazon package on sundays they have a problem…read moredelivering it, says the driveway or front door inaccessible, when nothing has changed since the last time they delivered something during the week. Literally happens every delivery attempted on a Sunday.

I'm so glad I mostly buy my postage on line now, as I have…read morehad several bad experiences at this post office. Once I waited in line while the single worker searched for a package for a gentleman without a slip for 15 minutes. Instead of calling for help she kept looking. Never found anything, especially in the envelope stack, while the gentleman told her repeatedly it was a large package. This is last on the list of post offices I'd visit if It wasn't the closest one to my home.

Nice staff, John has been pleasant for 10+ years…read more That said, I get the "excellent service one customer at a time" creed, but browsing for pretty stamps when there's a line out door grades an "F" in efficiency. I'd much prefer to use the automated machine, but it's often out of service on the weekends. The employee's are not at fault, they're just part of an institution that's experiencing a slow death.