My neighborhood post office for 30 years. They always hustle, are always friendly and nice, and seem to enjoy themselves. Love this place and I've got other USPS places I use for work in DTC but none match how good this place is. read more

My go to post office, the staff are really efficient and have always been nice when you go to them with questions and sending out packages even during a rush. I do come here often to ship stuff out and I have occasionally gone to other locations but this one truly is the best. read more

Get rid of Nic. His response to not knowing why shipping policies are different in Arizona than Colorado was "don't ask me I only work here." $22 to mail 3 envelopes is outrageous. He had no explanation. read more

Rude cashier, explaining does no good if they are still condescending and rude. If I've never done a return before with usps, simple instructions without all the extra commentary would be appreciated. read more

This is a little old school post office location. There is no parking lot but only street parking. They don't have a drop of sleeve for packages so they were all piled up in their lobby read more

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Closed 3:45 on a Monday Hours on door day 5:30. Hours in maps say 5:30 Misleading information read more

Great service and friendly staff. Clean building. Small space. Really not much more than that.

I'm Going Postal....In A Good Way I really love this Post Office. The employees are so nice and good at their job. You won't be waiting around in line all day like you will at other spots. The layout is small and bit awkward, but it's not a problem at all. You will be in and out in no time! read more

A major perk to this post office is its parking lot! Other than that, the inside is a typical post office with PO boxes, a spot to assemble packages, and small waiting room to with up to three desks for mailing your packages. It's a funky layout for sure, and pretty awkward to wait in line, especially with the current social distancing situation. When I arrived there was no one in line (OMG!) around 11:15am, but by the time I had put my packages together there were 5 people ahead of me with only one person ringing up. To be honest, it moved fast, but that was because the people ahead of me actually filled out their packages correctly and were efficient in the paying process. Woohoo! Their stock selection of boxes, tape, cards, mailers, etc was pretty slim pickings. I'm sure on other days they are full, but I don't feel like there are as many options like at other post offices. read more

Best service I've ever had at a post office. Folks there have gone above and beyond for me while sending sensitive documents, carefully explaining each option for my understanding. Really reassuring especially regarding IRS forms. read more

honestly the nicest experience I can remember at a post office! both women were very nice and helpful

The lady that was working this morning was AMAZING ! Quick and super helpful and one of the only pleasant post office workers I have ever talked to. read more

Went to mail a package today. The facility is dirty (floor, counter), including the pin pad, which looked like it hadn't been disinfected in a very long time. Staff person was unresponsive to a request for a wipe and/or disinfectant. #itsstillapandemic read more

I'm glad to have this post office near my home. They've got ample parking and friendly employees. No complaints, but one suggestion: I'd like to see a stamp machine located outside, near the PO boxes. This would cut down on the line, and make stamps available during hours the main facility is closed. By the way, if you're as dim as the simpleton from LA (see review below) complaining about "socialized" mail delivery, you may want to check the online postage rate calculator (http://postcalc.usps.gov/) so you don't drool on yourself in line for half an hour, waiting to find out how much it will cost to mail a book back to the state you live in. read more

Really? Reviewing a post office? Yes, because the public should know about this place. It's the absolute worst. 1. The parking lot is horrendous: tiny, full of potholes, and barely accessible from Broadway (southbound) or an unmarked side street that is too small for two-way traffic. 2. This place is understaffed. All. The. Time. Monday morning? Thursday afternoon? Doesn't matter, I've tried every approach to outwit the guaranteed line 10+ people deep that winds it's way to the door. Don't go on weekends. Just don't - you have better ways to spend your entire afternoon. 3. It's slow. I mean REALLY slow. Yes, all Post Offices could use some turbo jets lit underneath some butts to get things moving, but this place takes the cake. The lady just wants to mail a card...sell her a stamp and move on already! This place could really benefit from a postage kiosk where you can weigh/print your own postage and then drop it off. It's 2014, let's get it together USPS. read more

Felt really unsafe here today. No social distancing and way too many people in the small service area. I only stopped to mail a book to a family member who has Covid, people on top of each other and found myself in a very unsafe situation. Crowd management needed. read more

Yikes. Never had a bad experience here! Pretty decent lines and good parking. People are pretty nice and efficient. Can't complain. read more

The worst post office I've visited so far. I don't have an issue if the wait is long. A long wait is pretty typical with other USPS locations and most of the time, (hate to say it) it's usually a customer and low staff count that holds up the line. But bitchiness, I can't tolerate. The male and female clerks (see them often) in the front, have that look in their eyes as if their souls have been sucked out. If you don't like your job, seriously find a passion and do something else. Stop dragging others down to your misery so you can go home with some semblance of success at work. I dread coming here and just like the other reviewer commented, the probability of leaving this hell hole shaking with anger is always on the high side. Go elsewhere.. read more

This place is unbelievably rude. I went here today and was in line when a woman came out directing people and asking what we were there for. She never once told me I was in the "wrong line". Then I had a bunch of people trying to cut me and the lady upfront clearly saw I was waiting but decided to allow 2 people to cut me. I finally took a stand for myself and then she gave me a major attitude. These people that work here should be fired! I will never step foot in this hell hole again. To the management team - you need some serious training on how not to be rude and abusive to customers. read more

Wow- if you want to go somewhere where you are spoken to in a condescending manner and getting an answer to your two questions is unimportant then the Broadway/Cedar post office is the place to go! read more

This post office is absolutely amazing. Everyone that works at this location is so nice. Sad it won't be my neighborhood post office anymore. read more

Garbage!! They lie to their PO Box holders. Went in there trying to renew my box for months...but no "payment slip" was in my PO Box. Go to check it...it's locked and they say I have to pay a late fee even after going in there multiple times trying to renew. Ridiculous. The front clerk responded "it's happened to about 50 people...our slip lady doesn't stay on top of" WTF?!?! How is that my problem?!?! Somebody needs to be fired at that location if not EVERYBODY. DISGUSTED. Tarisa the manager at this location is a joke and doesn't deserve to be in management at all. read more

Went back to this USPS and had to wait in line... which was long around lunchtime. That being said, the woman behind the counter who helped out was so fast and efficient, gotta give this location another star. Machines are nice, but it is kinda refreshing to deal with an extremely pleasant person IRL instead. read more

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. Do not visit this post office if you can help it. The clerks are EXTREMELY rude. When I gently complained about their service, Erebestine told me " You can always go to UPS or FedEx." Way to go USPS, your company is in the Red and your employees are actively telling them to go elsewhere. I would rather pay more money to UPS or FedEx if it means I will be treated with RESPECT. If I could give them zero stars I would, 1 is too many. read more

Sure it's the post office and you go in knowing exactly what to expect. A line whether there are 1 to 3 clerks working and it being a typical weekday or the day after a holiday...and of course the Gov employees are pleasant enough while really you just don't want them to know your name (cuz they know the address) or go postal with you in attendance...but in an effort to rid our country of this socialized ineffective mailing nonsense, I've decided to add some constructive criticism to the mix. First off, post prices please!!...if you have nothing to hide I'd appreciate knowing that I'm about to spend $12.40 or whatever to send one used book to my sister in Cali. Now this has nothing to do with how much I love my family or are they really worth it...because of course they are. It's just a simple courtesy that might save me 30 minutes and forced me to look into some other method of book travel. Viable options could have been FedEx, UPS, horse and buggy, stowing it illegally on some other passengers check-in next time I go to LA. You get the picture. Secondly, and I'll stop for now, but this isn't McD's and I don't need stamps with all my orders, ala the USPS equivalent of supersizing. Besides if I did need some stamps, I'd probably have reminded myself countless times during the 30 minutes I hung in line..i'm not usually a ranter and may be preaching to the choir, but we all know you can never get enough of a good thing and have something 'Real' to say about the USPS in the same sentence. In 2011, let's pass USPS reform who cares about the economy! read more

One clerk, long line, ill prepared customers. Long line out the door, one clerk at the desk trying to check people out. But instead she teaching mailing 101. People are coming in with unwrapped, un-boxed stuff to ship with the address scribbled on a piece of scrap paper. It holds everyone up, while we watch and wait for them to get it all together. While this is going on other uniformed employee wanders up from the back room, giving false hope that they are going to start checking people out but they just do a quick lap and go back to the back room. I have painfully been to this location a number of times - same routine every time . The awesome WPA painting in the lobby can only entertain one for so long. Click N Ship!!! Always from now on. read more

Consistently understaffed. Have stopped by this post office probably 6 times over 3 months and every time there is a line at least 6 people deep with only one clerk working the front desk. A self-postage machine as is available at other locations would be a considerable help to this location. Suspect USPS is not checking Yelp for reviews --- but at least you have a heads up to consider an alternate shipping location! read more

I came here to...mail things. The first try was on a Tuesday around lunchtime and the line was honestly 15 people long. I was on a time crunch so I had to leave, saddened from my failed mailing attempt. I went back today (again a Tuesday) around 2PM and I was 4th in line and was in and out quickly. The postal workers were pleasant and polite and the gentleman I worked with excitedly indulged my need to look for "fun" stamps. They had the packaging materials I was looking for (flat rate boxes) and they also have a variety of other items for your basic postal needs. It's not a large office, so they don't have greeting cards or any of the other fancy things you sometimes see, but it gets the job done. read more

I've always had pretty good experiences with this post office. But for the past 4 months, I've had bills lost in the mail each month. Obviously, this makes me look bad with creditors. I don't know what's going on, but these guys are really starting to piss me off! read more

Slowest post office in history! One of the employees is all about chit-chat, which severely holds the line up. I come here regularly (once per week) because I live a couple blocks away and when she is working it's the same thing EVERY TIME! Its really aggravating to be at the back of a 15 person line listening to her talk about what she is going to order at Popeyes when she gets off work. It's time somebody told her "NOBODY CARES!!!" read more

Slow service with a crappy parking lot (the street it exits to is completely torn up). I asked the lady helping me how her day was (she seemed a bit frazzled, so I was hoping to lighten it up a bit), her response: "Ugh, HORRIBLE. Today is horrible." Then she went off about how the card reader isn't working, blah blah.. What was I at the post office for? To send a box of toys for a pit bull with cancer who's getting his leg amputated tomorrow. Perspective. read more

I actually like this post office in general, although I wish they had an APS machine. Everyone is always nice, especially Linda. When I went in today, however, some SUPER RUDE man named James was yelling for Linda (who I'm assuming, was returning from lunch). He also snapped at her when she got to her station. I don't CARE if there's Covid, there was no reason for James to make me and several other customers feel uncomfortable, by being rude to Linda. Do BETTER James. Geeeeeeesh... read more

Terrible terrible customer service. Avoid this place. Rushed and rude even though I was shipping something of great value. Never go here.

I like the old building. Decent sized parking lot. Good access from I-25. Negatives, which is the only reason I'm writing a review for a post office (hoping to save you some time), is that it closes at 5 and does not have a self-service machine. While it's far from this location, the one in Lowry is open until 6 and has the automated after hours option. Guess it got me spoiled. read more

This place is amazing! Friendly staff and obviously it's busy, it's a post office. They can't control the flow of people, so all the reviews talking about poor Covid protocols, go elsewhere to ship. read more

Oh man--what a whirlwind. I am an emerging artist in Denver and need my fragile artwork to be handled properly. I came into this location and at first, I was pleased to see there was only one other customer aside from me waiting in line. The lady with purple hair that was working at one of the counters was literally one of the most rude people I've ever met. I work in customer service, so I totally get what a long day feels like and how it can wear on you, but it is absolutely unacceptable to be rude to customers that need your help. I told her that I'd like to ship my artwork and she said "I CAN'T HEAR YOU!" and I repeated myself. She then reacted with "I don't need to know what it is--where is the information?!" again in a very rude tone-- I was flustered by that point and asked her if there is a specific way I need to do this as I'm pretty new to shipping larger pieces like this. She handed me a permanent marker and made me go to the back of the line and start over, which would have literally taken 10 seconds if she would have let me just do it right there (now there were about 8 people in front of me in line). This was on top of a few other things she said with a condescending tone. When I finished writing in my information and stopped shaking from being so angered by the purple haired lady's inability to even do the basics of what is expected of ANY customer service associate in the world, I luckily was helped by another associate named Alexander. He was extremely helpful, patient, and kind. Literally the polar opposite of the first lady I had to deal with. He helped me out majorly and made me feel at least like I could come back and use USPS someday. USPS, please give this guy a raise-- he was so helpful and by the time I reached him, I was almost in tears. I actually left with a smile on my face because all the customers saw how rude the lady was and let me get my place closer to the front of the line and it reminded me that with each 1 rude, toxic person--there are 10 amazing, kind people! So to sum this story up-- USPS please hire more people like Alexander (You NEED more employees like him!) and NOT like the lady with the purple hair! read more

The worst costumer service and terrible attitudes. Find a different place to do your business.

Never any parking with no one inside. Slow service. Needed a PO Box because delivery in inconsistent

I have gone to this post office a handful of times. I like the old building. The lady at the front, Kim, has always been so helpful and cheerful. I purchased postage stamps for my save the dates here and she was genuinely excited for me. I sent my invitations today, one week after losing my aunt, and that was so difficult. I got upset about the postage and was mostly crying for being sad that I had one less invitation to send. Kim was calm and organized and allowed me to be emotional. Every time I go there she is happy and real. I can tell she is not everybody's cup of tea, but after today all I wanted to do was hug her and thank her for helping me get out my wedding invitations correctly. read more

I'm actually yelping a government business. Oy. This place is a disaster. No priority mail supplies when you walk in, so you have to wait in line, then ask an employee for an envelope/label only to be told to go back out of line (but wait to the side) then get back in line, sort of, to then be yelled at by an unhappy woman that knows d$#m well that you were told to wait until the next person was finished. THEN out of spite she pretends to not be able to read my address to sender and ships somewhere else. Professional. Ugh. You're the worst read more