No mail service in 4 days. No way to communicate with the…read morelocal post office. Tried their web site and there was no informational posting available regarding shut down or resuming regular delivery. There is no excuse for not informing the public!!!!!

I did not go into the post office however, I did call to ask about a problem that I was having and…read morethe woman that answered was the most condescending person I have ever met in my life. She spoke to me like I was being a scolded child. Generally, I say kudos to employers for hiring such good people, however, not in this case. I think she would be better off in something to deal with AI.

Best post office in Pittsburgh!…read more The postal worker is so kind and always ready to help you. It's literally just her, so you are always in for a great big smile!! Never a line. They always have stamps in stock and for a great price! She is helpful in getting your questions answered and very accommodating for all packaging requests. I have had her help correct my mistakes and complete the service with a smile. The post office also has a mail drop off out on the street that makes mailing letters simple! That's the type of service every post office used to have, but most are removing them now. You will get exactly the service that you request. Great post office!

Perfect little post office in a convenient location. Was looking for a post office on the way back…read morefrom Harmarville, and was pleased to find this one was much closer than Allison Park or Glenshaw. Friendly staff and covid friendly protocols.

I had no idea this post office was here. I was looking for a place to mail a package and somebody…read moretold me that it was here. It has all the normal services, friendly staff behind the counter, and it's very convenient for me.

The folks who work here are friendly, but the USPS understaffs this office so dismally that wait…read moretimes can be 20-30 minutes during peak hours, since there's often only one employee working at the counter. It's usually faster to walk down to the main post office, or to wait until late afternoon if you can.

Just wish that they have more than one person working at the front... This particular customer, who…read morewas in front of us, was hogging up the line, having a delightful conversation with the only person at the front desk. I also wish that they have an automated machine that allows customers to purchase stamps, ship their packages, etc. Having this machine would help to reduce the line at the front and speedy the process much quicker.

I am glad that I never wrote a review for this place when I was younger. It would definitely have…read morea different tone to it. I always viewed this as a congested mess with the location that it is in. I showed up for a single stamp recently. I was fearing for the worst and having to wait in a long line of college kids for a single, solitary stamp. But I walked in and right up to the counter and out the door in under five minutes. Then it hit me, hardly anyone uses the post office anymore. Unless it is dire to send a letter, no one really steps foot in here. Case in point. The only other people in here were of the older persuasion. Not a bad thing, but you can tell the times are changing.

Excellent customer service. Cute card selection for a last minute addition to your package if…read moreneeded. Plenty of parking.

Compared to some of the other area Post Offices, this one in Presto, Pennsylvania is much smaller,…read morebut you get much BIGGER service! It feels like a small town Post Office where everyone knows your name. There is rarely a line, and the staff here is very nice . . . Cheers!

Similar to a bad film, a GPS glitch delivered me to Sharpsburg. Summoning optimism--well at least I…read morecan post a grannie calendar and park, I entered the US Post Office there. During a whimsical change of mind, the clerk (working on the afternoon of Nov 22), decided to switch the price from $7 to $25. Oh, those unforeseen international taxes, who knew. (Not without insulting my customs' form handwriting, at least three times, prior.) The actual cost when I made it to a safe zone, thank you US Post of Lawrenceville, was $7. Imagine.

This business uses bait and switch tactics. If you ask how to get a letter delivered the fastest,…read morethey will sell you an expensive service. They will set your expectation by giving you an expected date, but that is not really when they even expect to deliver it. That is the best possible scenario. The actual day can be up to 7 days later.

Great customer service. Plenty of parking. So happy I made the extra drive. Nicole is awesome.read more

This is my little post office. Most of Hills Station has to have a P. O. box to get mail, so that's…read moreannoying, but it is what it is. The staff is friendly even if the seem to change every few years. The hours could be set to stay open longer but once again, it's just built to service a small town.

They delivered me a cut open empty paper package...useless...then I tried calling them for over 2…read morehours and not one person could be bothered to answer the phone. The customer service line said "it happens , you can submit a request for us to look for your item , but it may not be honored!" This is why people are losing their jobs. Ridiculous!

A US Post office with a 4 star review??? What????? Yep. Legit. Maybe it's based on my experiences…read morewith EVERY OTHER SLOW, ANNOYING post office I've ever been to. That would be all post offices in fact. In comparison, Mars post office has counter people who are quick, courteous, helpful, and pleasant. You read that right. In fact, I will go out of my way to avoid all other post offices even if they are closer just to come here. No standing in long lines, no dealing with contentious people, no aggravation. I know. Hard to believe. However, I think you readers should just keep going to your own post office and try to be patient and understanding. Perhaps you'll be there on that day that service improves. You'll be able to tell that to your grandchildren.