It's the post office, yo. This is where the mail gets sorted, distributed, etc. Homeless folks and street performers like to beg for change out front, or play tuneless music in the hopes that you'll pay them a few cents to stop for a moment. BUT. The coolest thing about this post office is that one fair summer evening I stumbled upon two young people in flagrante on the post office lawn, in the altogether, as it were, doing the deed under a tree. We had brief conversation. It was really weird. read more

What can we say here, its a post office, its gonna suck. I really only go here to ship books because they have a media mail deal which makes shipping books really cheap. Other than that, I will take my business elsewhere I.E. Fedex. I brought in an item in a priority mail box but I did not want it shipped priority, just regular cheapest possible post. Just like the U.S. government, they were unable to accommodate my request and it HAD to be shipped priority if it was in a priority box. Postal workers people, they are't operating on your heart for a reason... I think they were behind my birthday card never being delivered to me which just happened to contain $100. No, my aunt didn't buy a tracking number for an envelope. Yes, its gone forever. Always a line. ALWAYS a line... read more

Playing the he said/she said game today. UPS claimed to have delivered to USPS and upon calling USPS I was handled by the supervisor Lori. Before we engaged in any conversation I was met with Lori's hostility, shortness and unprofessional/shotty customer service/human interaction. I have multiple packages delivered fairly often so when she said it was delivered and I clarified and asked to look for others and she hung up on me! I called back to request a supervisor and apparently SHE was it! I have filed a formal complaint, not because I couldnt find my package but the hate and rudeness of a paid employee representing a company. I know this wont affect people sending mail, but I hope this reaches Lori someday. Lori - quit your job, customer service/interacting with people is something no one should pay you for. read more

two parents leave work early and show up with all the documents and two children fresh out of school at 3:05 to obtain passports. The posted signs online state open until 4, but no... there is a paper taped to the door stating the volume is too high so they are closing at 3. The teller is unable to give me the time of day or answer if this will be the case if we leave two jobs early again and race over after school. This was an inconvenience and we can come back. What is really irksome is the attitude of the teller who would hardly make eye contact. We can manage many of life's frustrations when someone treats a fellow human with kindness and a bit of sympathy. read more

Their lobby is open til 7 so you can always drop off a package til then with their automatic label maker. It was super convenient because I came in and barely missed the actual staff. But a machine works just as well. And they had a final pick up time around 5? Don't quote me on that, but I got my package delivered without any problems! read more

The experience is a one star but the people a five....it's like the D.M.V.....but a way cooler building.Maybe buy a book across the street before you come,and eat beforehand,and use the bathroom....and just be patient cuz it's going to be awhile.Park in 2 hour so you're not leaving to feed a meter. read more

Though the staff was very friendly and nice the few times I have been in this location, my girlfriend and I have both had problems getting our mail delivered to the address we have been living at for the past two years now. Over the past summer, despite getting our mail all year long, the post office assumed that we moved and stopped delivering our mail. Their reply was that our names were not on the mail box and therefore we "probably didn't live there anymore". The same problem just happened again and I can not express how frustrating this situation is. Their job is to deliver the mail to the address given on the envelope/package despite whose name is on it, and not just decide for themselves who still lives at what address. That is up to the tenant to get their address changed. It's a government job, not some private company that gets to just randomly decide to deliver mail or not. No wonder the postal service is losing money and going out of business....they can't even do the main objective they were originally set up to do. read more