Employees are always friendly and professional they always go the extra mile. This is one of the…read morebest post offices in my opinion

The supervisor Walter is always helpful and friendly if there is a problem. Mail Carrier Malik W…read more is always courteous and goes out of his way for his customers.

Generally, this is a great post office. However, today I visited around 3:20 for the purpose of…read morebuying a bag to mail two items, and the young woman behind the counter was very rude to me and was of little help. She needs to be taught some manners in dealing with customers.

Outstanding. This location maintains a level of service that puts every other post office I have…read morebeen in to shame. For years I have been coming out here rather than dealing with the incompetents at my local post offices in Philadelphia proper.

A hard-to-find post office buried in the back of the complex on the first floor…read more Typical postal employees who are thus lazy, slow, indifferent, unmotivated, and entitled. The advertised hours are not always adhered to. Many reviews on other sites report racism but I have never seen it, just workers who are hostile to everyone regardless of race, color, creed, or national origin. But somehow, all of my packages get safely delivered, usually faster and cheaper than all other common carriers. Super nice building in a super nice neighborhood. Lots of great businesses within walking distance. Traffic can be reckless and downright dangerous, so drive cautiously.

This post office is never open. Please bring the older gentleman back--he was the best and always…read morepunctual. Service was reliable when he was here. Now it feels like the window is always closed. Honestly, it seems like the shade gets pulled down just so someone can sleep back there.

They close early, shutting down all the lights before their open times from 9-2 I could see them…read morestill in there and it wasn't even 2 o'clock.

Thieves!!! I have an app were I can see my mail on its way and my mail is consistently being…read morestolen. I will now take time out to contact a state representative office about this matter!!

The women at this Post Office have some of the nastiest attitudes that I've ever encountered at any…read morePost Office. I try to avoid this location unless it's absolutely necessary. Its always a line no matter what time you go. Is it really that terrible working for the US Postal Service? I guess the term "Going Postal" makes sense from these people there.

I have to update my review:…read more 1. The staff have gotten better. Much respectful and quick service. 2. They answer questions without prejudice. 3. They even help guide you with sending packages if need me. It isn't required of them, but they are nice enough to go above and beyond.

I don't know why the heat is always turned to 80° in the lobby, and they always have one person…read moreworking the window. But expect a long wait no matter what time you go. There are certainly some characters too. But if anyone's listening, please staff more employees during peak hours! I'll step off my soap box now.

Favorite post office of all time. Friendly, courteous and helpful staff. Particularly the gentleman…read morewho always wishes you a happy day. Love that guy. Glad to see he's still there.

For MANY years I have gone here and sent packages to my family all over the country. For all these…read moreyears I would have always given them a 5 Star Plus Rating (if that were possible). They have always been most helpful, and knowledgeable. I recently retired a little under a year ago under complicated circumstances. My house was involved in a fire that started in the twin house that is attached to mine. The fire extended to my roof and also to the one room that was next to the room on the neighbor's side where the fire started, and I had smoke damage. Consequently, I had to retire to find the time to pack up all my possessions for storage while I was moved to temporary housing during the renovation. I retired from a Federal government job at the time DOGE was massively cutting staff and services throughout my agency and also at the Social Security Administration. Many employees were forced out at the same time as me, and HR Staff and Social Security Staff all lost many employees. This combination of more leaving federal employment at a time that the staff needed to process the retirements was smaller than it had been in decades. The backlog got so bad that they are still processing our retirements. During this time, I started having to copy, print and fax a lot of documents for retirement and social security applications, and also for my insurance claim with permits, renovations, and temp housing. Consequently, I became a nuisance customer for the small, yet time consuming jobs of copying, printing, and faxing. However, I never felt like I had become a nuisance before yesterday. I have been returned to my home following a restoration that was at best partially done. My house was not inhabitable when I was quickly moved back after my insurance company said they weren't paying any longer for my temporary housing. There is MUCH unfinished work here and much that has been destroyed or gone missing with most of my possessions still stored in their storage facility that I have no idea of where it is. The Fire Restoration Company is not replying to me and neither is my adjuster. The insurance company says they paid the claim in full (but I never inspected or authorized the payment which was VERY HUGH!!!) Only a small fraction of the original work order was ever done. So the insurance company says my issue is with my adjuster who obtained payment under false pretenses and passed it directly along to the Restoration contractors without notifying me. Twp and other legal authorities say I am a victim of fraud and senior abuse (I am 75 years old.) They say this kind of scam, is unfortunately, now common. I was told to get help from elected representatives, anyway, I was there to make copies of the insurance company's detailed, lengthy proposal that specified what work was to be done so it could be compared against what was actually done and not done and done wrong etc. I never intended to be a burden. I would have waited as I normally do for the attendant to make the copies while I was in the store, but I thought I was taking pressure off of him to tell him I'd run another errand and them come back for them in an hour or so. Had they not been done when I came back, I would have either waited or come back according to what the attendant would have preferred. I am going through a crisis and I am elderly and it seemed the friendly and helpful attendant was being told by this other guy "Don't be so nice." This disappointing and somewhat shocking response threw me off balance because it was so out of character from the great service this store has offered for many, many years, but the worst part of it was there was a nasty woman across the street who lived in a first floor apartment there. Since there was no where to park on the street when I returned and I am handicapped. I use a walker when I have to do any walking. This walker is kept in the passenger seat of my car, next to me, but I use a cane for a short and quick walk. I attempted to park in this apartment parking lot directly across the street from the UPS store. I was only picking up done completed work & there were NO OTHER CARS in this parking lot that had eight parking spaces. This tenant came outside at 3:00 p.m. in a leopard nightgown and kept screaming at me, that "I was not allowed to park there. It was for tenants only." I explained to her, I would only be a minute to pick up completed copies, and I was handicapped and 75 years old, and I pointed out there were no spaces on the street. She said if I could drive, then I wasn't handicapped, and she was going to call the police & she took a picture (on her phone) of my handicap license plate. I ended up parking on the very end corner of the street where my car could've been clipped by someone turning on that corner. SADLY, THIS IS NOT A NICE PLACE ANYMORE.