Mailing items to the Continental USA…read more.. My friends are eager beavers and sent me Christmas cards already! Gosh! I need to get going! Making sure that my mail gets sent promptly, I dropped my items off at this Moiliili Post Office. There's free parking in the shared lot. Rabbit Rabbit will be closing on 12.20.25, but Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera is still there. Note the unusual hours of this post office: Monday to Friday from 11:30am to 4pm. Service by two female employees was efficient and polite! The line moved quickly! Thank you!

Auwe!!! I was there at 400 pm on the dot- at the sliding door- and it did not open- Mind you I had…read morea larger sized box to return to Amazon- I went back to my car to load the box and saw a postal worker closing the inner sliding door (pushing everyone inside the post office into the main area). I made a hand gesture to her- like- can you take 1 more- she proceeds to give me the "cut your neck sign"- meaning NO CAN -and proceeded to walk away- I get it- busy season, wanna get home, - but c'mon- wea da aloha? Instead had to make my way through tough traffic and head to the Ala Moana branch and stood in this line- All good tho- was able to return the package! Alooooooohaaaaaaaaa!!

USPS right in Ala Moana Center…read more.. Though it's very convenient I really wished that they have the self service kiosk outside as it just doesn't make any sense to have it inside while it's open doesn't do it any justice. Everything is locked up so you need to grab all the boxes and envelops to pack all your items as I searched and searched for a post office but now many are locked up unless you have the code to enter I guess for PO Box holders only. Honolulu locations do close quite early for folks like me how work during the day is the biggest challenge to get there in time to grab my necessities though still won't make it to ship it since everything is locked up once they're closed. Nevertheless love this location but parking is the biggest challenge so it's a love hate relationship I have by getting things shipped on time. Thank you!

This post was the shipping outbound of our souvenir package home, they lost it. Requested tracking,…read morethey said it was on to its next destination, waited 59 days before filing claim, with even putting 2k worth of insurance on it,, submitted all the receipts, claim was denied. For all I know the package never left Oahu. It still Shows shipping from Oahu 60+ days later!! Some local postman / freight pickup person stole it. A 47 pound box securely taped up an addressed for delivery, somehow got lost. How do you lose a 47 pound square box?! LOST. Advice to anybody shipping souvenirs/cloths/artifacts back to the mainland. Take it with you on the plane. Buy extra luggage to packet it. Pay the cost to bring extra souvenir luggage home, and never, I repeat NEVER use USPS to ship omiage valuables....

Thank you for the customer service every time I go to Eaton Square Post Office. This gentleman…read more is friendly and attentive no matter your needs. Also I have never had to wait because no line!

This is no ordinary post office…read more First off, it's not easy to find. Not by a longshot. It's not like you can put the address, 438 Hobron Ln in Waze and just drive right on over. That will only get you to beautiful Eaton Square. When they describe the location of this branch is in Eaton Square, they mean way up in there. You can't even see the office from the street. You need to find parking, and walk up into the complex. Way up. I had no idea where I was going, as it was my first visit to Eaton Square. To find the place, I figured I needed to think like I worked for the Postal Service. OK, so if I was Postal Service management, where would I locate this branch? I'd put it somewhere where no one could find it, that's where. Some place so rediculously remote, there's no way annoying customers could discover the location. Damn right! In the center of the square I spotted some stairs, but I couldn't tell where they went. Yes! That's got to be the way, I thought. Stairs are enough of an impediment to stop plenty of customers. I trudged up the stairs, and around a corner I noticed an indoor koi pond and fountain. Above the fountain there was a little mezzanine. I couldn't believe it, I had found the crazy Eaton Square Post office. There was one window open and a customer was being helped. I enjoyed the relaxing sound of the fountain and passed the time watching the koi swim around. I was very impressed with the customer service at this branch. The employee was helpful and efficient. Probably because he doesn't have to deal with the same number of customers other post offices do. Mikey C says: well played, Post Office Management!

Mailing a letter in Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. This Post Office is in an unusual place... Under the freeway! Yes! Really! I guess they're making good use of the space. The parking lot is right there; and there are more spaces across the street! My visit was on a Thursday afternoon. I was on my way home when I realized that I had an envelope to mail. I took the far left lane and passed everyone waiting in traffic in the next lane. Sorry! Parking was free and easy! I could have stayed in the car and dropped my envelope in the curbside receptacle at the exit, but i wanted to go in and look around. The self-service kiosk comes in handy when you are the Do It Yourself kind of person or come after hours. There were free boxes and envelopes in the corner - ready for mailing! The greeting cards and office supplies were further inside of this post office. Overall, this post office is practical, clean, and spacious. It gets the job done!

4 days ago, a birthday card that was dropped off at the Makikiki post office parking lot dropbox…read morewas received by the (Oahu) recepient, opened and resealed. Even more bizzare, someone had inserted a Goodwill donation paper in it. The card was missing. What is going on within your service??

Tucked away in Manoa Shopping Center next to the laundry place is where you will find this post…read moreoffice. It is relatively clean and has lots of PO Boxes and has a nice counter to do your business. The workers are friendly and I've never encountered a long line like many other post offices. One reason for that is because they only take cash or checks. Yes you read that correctly they do not take charge cards. What in the world?!?!?! Good thing i had cash to pay for the postage for the things I was mailing out. So remember if coming here, bring your checkbook or cash.

Postal services in Manoa, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. I was at Manoa Marketplace where there's a small Post Office next to the laundromat. It's tucked in the corner between Little Plum and Aroma Italia. The free shared parking is much appreciated! Inside, there are two windows. Remember to bring cash or check! I was grateful for the air-conditioning, calm environment (no lines), and pleasant service!

Postal Services in Kaimuki, Honolulu, Hawai'i…read more.. I saw Irene M. check in at this Koko Head Post Office and thought, "i never noticed this Post Office before!" Let's check it out! The reviews warned everyone that it's a cozy place... yes, they're correct! As soon as I was organized enough, I drove over and parked in the paid parking lot behind the building since the metered street parking was full. The reviews warned everyone that it's a cozy place... yes, they're correct! There were two female clerks. Each of them was helping a customer... not bad! There are long lines at other post offices! Soon, it was my turn! The helpful, polite clerk was very efficient and explained everything as she went through my pile. Thank you very much for telling me that my friends should receive the mail by December 24th! Whew! Just made it!

Cozy place that has it all…read more.. Almost all if they had the self serve kiosk I'd be a regular at this Kaimuki location where it's almost hidden amongst the many biz it's surrounded by which is very easy to miss but with the OG blue mailbox that's placed right outside it does give the nostalgia of the days we mailed our seasonal items. With that I did need to send a box to a friend and needed a box which of course they have besides the generic I love the priority mail box packaging with the flat rate makes it easy to put whatever you need which was there for me along with the prices of what each box are. Right beside that they do have a area where you're able to pack/write or do whatever you need all nice and clean where I noticed a buck of flowers and noticed that they were pens...lol! regular ballpoint and sharpies as well that was a lovely touch to have but there was one thing that I did forget...tape...sigh! There was no line at all and I could've shipped my items but one little major bump in plans that made me frustrated but know that I have a convenient spot outside of the busy locations is here and love that it's a local residential spot. Thank you!

Update on Kahala post office look at all the vacant PO Boxes for rent . Hmmmm something not right …read more I currently have a PO Box at that location I wonder if I can change my PO Box higher so I don't need to squat Lol .

I used to make a special trip to use this Post Office because the 1 in my neighborhood has rude…read moreemployees. But now, not so sure?! First, there was only 1 clerk helping customers! Plus there was a staff member just clearing up her station instead of serving customers! Second, another employee from the back decided to say good morning and "chit chat" so all work is stopped! Lastly, which "takes the cake", my clerk was very nice and friendly but when the survey came up with the "smiling faces", she immediately press the Smiling Face!! Hmm, isnt that for me to answer? When do you rate yourself? I was surprised and walked out of there bothered! I would have given you the Smiling faces cause i believe and do all surveys, but you stole it from me! Please stop and let the customers do it! You are like "cheating!"

Handicap Accessible : Quite a decent amount of handicap parking plus additional parking upstairs…read moreabove Safeway with an elevator that comes out close to the store entrance. When I went there were two ECV scooters though one had an out of order sign and the other one had a battery gauge that didn't work (showed no charge). Used the one with the broken gauge (a common thing at most stores) and was able to get all of my shopping done (it was charging when I grabbed it). Also was able to have one of the workers accompany me to the parking lot to take the ECV back.

The people here at Safeway are super nice. Anytime you need anything they go out of their way to…read morehelp you get what you're looking for. The entire place is clean and organized. They have a lot of stuff to choose from. I enjoy shopping at Safeway.