This is the worst location for your package to end up. It will 99.9% always be late if it comes…read morehere or you won't even receive your package because someone stole it. It's so bad that you can find them on reddit. Idk if this is just a bad area in nj or if it's an unorganized management issues.

I have been waiting for my package since it arrived avenue. It seems like there's a lot of thievery…read moregoing on in this place and I haven't received my package or I probably never will. This is absolutely ridiculous. Now I'm going to have to call The shipper back to get a new shipment

I have known Brittany Gibbons for the past year while she has worked at this post office. She has…read morealways impressed me with her attitude towards work and her performance on the job! Definitely a great employee and makes things so much easier. I hardly write reviews but she definitely deserves one !

Stopped by to mail a gift card of appreciation to an establishment whose service was exceptional…read more The stamps I used were not sticky so figured I would physically bring it in. The post clerk was quite nice and took care of the issue by cancelling the stamps and sending the letter on its way. Parking at this location can be a bit tricky and access from Port Reading Avenue is only from one direction. Its a very small post office, but convenient.

Even by my admittedly low expectations of the Post Office, this branch is breathtakingly poor in…read moreproviding even the most basic services. The sad thing is, most of the employees who work there actually seem to care about their jobs and want to provide good service. Yes, you read that correctly. MOST OF THESE POSTAL EMPLOYEES MEAN WELL AND ARE TRYING HARD! Unfortunately, there are two employees who seem to have little, if any, interest in doing any work. Their laziness and sheer incompetence sabotages the good work the rest of the staff does! Think this is just sour grapes? Fine. I'll provide you with examples. - I arrive at the post office around 1:00 pm. It is lunch time, so I am expecting to wait. Miraculously, there is only one person in line and one person being helped at the counter. The postal employee finishes taking care of the customer at the counter, but a friend of the employee's happens to show up then. The friend walks directly up to employee and they begin a lengthy, personal conversation. No postal business is transacted. After about FIVE MINUTES, another employee comes to the front, notices what is going on, and immediately helps the two of us in line. Both of us are out the door in under two minutes. When I left, the gab-fest was still going on. - An older, South Asian gentleman gets to the front of the line. He has completed his customs paperwork, has properly packaged what he needs to mail, and has done the correct paperwork for international package traffic. He speaks limited English, but he tells the clerk exactly what he needs. (I was standing on the other side of the room and I clearly understood him.) Best part? He then hands the clerk EXACT CHANGE for his purchase, before being rung up. He had looked up the cost and was prepared to do business quickly. Rather than helping this guy, the clerk just starts screaming at him for "holding up the line." Unfrickinreal.

I affectionally refer to this as the Indian post office due to the local population. It appears to…read morefunction as a communal hub for everyone in the neighborhood so it has a pleasant atmosphere. Not the best place to go if you are in a hurry because nearly everyone is shipping internationally.

I will never again use this service to send package, web site is not updated,air and sea has…read moredifferent price but the same ti.e frame for delivery,call customer service for updates,can not get answers. It is better to send money, saving on shipping and worries.

My mom always uses MEEST. I went with her this time and she literally hugged the girl at the…read morecounter. That says it all.