I've stopped in this location three or four times in the past few months (since April 15). It's a pretty standard post office.
In my experience, it's easier to pull into the parking lot by turning right from Broadway (before E Floyd Ave). It's a one way parking lot with stalls to the right. My first time driving there I was coming from a different direction. I went around the block and pulled in from the back alleyway. There are a few straight stalls immediately behind the building - their availability is hit and miss. If you park in the lot, keep your eyes out for people pulling sharply into the lot from Broadway!
Walking in, there are some steps to navigate. Upon entering, either turn right to get in line, or turn left to get to the mail drop off and PO Boxes. It's a relatively small enclosure, but pretty efficient.
There has always been at least one person in front of me when I stop in. Doesn't bug me - gives me time to look around at the wood detailing, the mural, and people watch.
There is something about stopping at the USPS that you know it's going to take a while if you need to o redact with a teller. Post person? Cashier?
Anyway, the nice thing is when you get to them, you've had plenty of time to fill out your certified mail slip, or check out the various stamps for sale, or even peruse the cards. They're always nice and very helpful.
The first time I did an Amazon return (without having to go to the Amazon Store or find a box), I mistakenly thought I was supposed to go to USPS - it's the UPS Store I needed . The guy who helped me was very understanding and told me where the nearest UPS Store was (only a few blocks away).
Docked a star because the process once you're at the counter is always slow - why do they have so many buttons and things to enter? It's amazing! Also, the stairs at this location are slick when wet. read more