This is my favorite Post Office. Even though I live closer to the W. Gray office, I will drive a…read morelittle further to avoid their terrible customer service. Employees at this location are super friendly! There can be a long line at certain times of the day, but it moves fast thanks to the staff's efficiency. I certainly recommend this USPS branch!

I have a love hate relationship with the USPO... This location can be hit or miss... I try to come…read moreearly during the week right when they open so I can be in and out... This particular morning they didn't open until 7:15 with no given explanation... I guess when it comes to the USPO you get what you get and don't pitch a fit...

Excellent location if you live in the downtown area. The hours are quite peculiar, so before…read morevisiting be sure to check. They are also closed for a student during lunch because there is only one worker. Always fast and family service though! It is located on Fannin Street

This lil booth is tucked away behind the elevator bank in 2 Houston Center. The entire station is…read moreprobably no bigger than my work cubicle and is staffed by one employee who makes things snappy and quick. You're heavily encouraged to use the lounge area right next to where the line starts to fill out your forms ahead of time and you will be charged for extra tape. Be sure to note the lunch break and 4 PM closing time as the USPS website will give you a generic 10AM-5PM. For being a one-man team, this spot does a good job. I got there right at 11:30 and shortly thereafter a line of 5 people built up so try to come early or right after his lunch break is over.

Pretty standard neighborhood post office in the Heights. It's on 19th Street, just south of all the…read morebars and restaurants along 20th, so it's pretty convenient if you live nearby. There's a parking lot, which makes it easy to get in and out. It wasn't very busy when I went, although I've definitely seen this place with a pretty long line before. They also have plenty of P.O. boxes inside. The staff was helpful and got everything I needed taken care of. I wouldn't necessarily describe them as friendly, but they were helpful and efficient. Overall, it's about what you expect from a post office. Nothing particularly special, but convenient, easy to get to, and it gets the job done.

Always an easy in and easy out even if there is a line. Everyone is friendly and helpful and aside…read morefrom the holidays, parking is never an issue. When I mail stuff from here it is processed quickly and it arrives on time to anyone whether it's priority mail or snail mail.

Staff on 8/20 @9:AM Just rude!!!! How do you work to service our community with this ugly attitude?…read moreYou need to find another career! This location needs to hire personnel or remove services online!

If YELP offered the opportunity to do zero stars, this place would probably be zero…read more First off, I'm trying to be better about not being sassy to people that are sassy to me that work in customer service, but some days I just don't succeed. Before writing this review, I searched through some other reviews of this location and it seems as though the lady I had an issue with has already been pictured and named and several other reviews. This tells me that she is a habitual problem at this location. First off, this location is always busy, it doesn't matter if it's 9 AM or 2 PM. It's always packed. There are so many people waiting for passports, dropping off packages, or doing money orders. I think the main problem is that it's severely understaffed. I also think that the problem is that people are not happy with their jobs and at this point most likely unhappy in their lives in general. So, I went to drop off three packages. Two of the packages needed to be paid for. This particular woman was so rude and looked at me as though I was a complete idiot. At one point I was so tired of her being sassy that I responded, sorry, I don't know how things work. I don't work for the Postal Service; to which she replied, " well we clearly see that." Then, when I asked her for specific information, she was very put off and it was as though I was asking a question unrelated to her job. Overall, I do get that they are understaffed and I do get that. It's really busy and dealing with the public is not always easy, but Lord knows that this lady might need to find another job if she really hates the public. I will say one good thing about her. She does make the line go by quite fast, although she completely talks down to people of all ages and races while doing so. I guess another quality is that she doesn't discriminate; she's just a huge queen bee to everyone. Overall, if you can avoid going to this location, please do. As soon as I got in the car, I said a Hail Mary for this lady because hopefully she doesn't catch somebody else that's in a bad mood or maybe I don't really care. Maybe they'll rip her a new blank.

They were soooo super nice & helpful! lead me right to the boxes, packed me up, and sent me on my…read moreway :)

Do not go here at all. They are never open and they might as well close it. Go to the 19th street…read moreone instead to save yourself the drive. Again our tax money being wasted for nothing!

Literally, they can improve anything and everything I keep getting fucking notifications saying my…read morepackage is gonna get delivered on this day and then it doesn't and then the next day it's gonna get delivered that day and they keep not delivering my package for like five fucking days I'm tired of this shit your service sucks Your employee suck like the fuck are you doing? You're supposed to be the United States Postal Service and you are fucking around

I wasn't going to give them 5 Stars because of it's unusual hours of operation and the metal…read moredetector at the front door... .... but I changed my mind because of a few people, the front door was tended by 2 Guards that were very nice and funny... The metal detector is because of the DOJ using half the building can't have anyone just walking in and acting nutty... The woman working the actual Post Office Desk went out of her way to make sure the items we were shipping where packed tight and postage paid :) History Note: Cassius Clay better known to most as Mohammad Ali signed the conscientious objector card so he wouldn't have to go to Vietnam at the recruiter station also occupying the building directly across from the Post Office Window.... "Yes" this old building has a lot going on inside but everyone and everything had it place and didn't get in the way of anyone.... Coolness of the Building 5 Stars Post Office Staff 5 Stars friendliness of the Door Guards 5 Stars Location Downtown 5 Stars

A disservice to the community. I live close to this one and this is the first post office I ever…read morebeen to that doesn't have a self service machine. They already have limited hours on Saturdays and now you're telling me I have to scurry to find another post office. Yes it's my fault that i didn't check the website but I lived in tiny towns where the post office isn't even a 1/4 of this size that had a self service machine. This is Houston!

Been trying to get on a call with them and ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!!!! awful…read more I don't understand how they can not just answer a phone call

Truly the laziest and rudest postal workers at this location. I have been coming to this location…read morefor years purely because of proximity to home, but each time I leave with a worse and worse taste in my mouth. Each postal worker that I have dealt with at this location truly treats everyone like trash and has zero desire to help answer questions or offer guidance. The self service machine is constantly broken and the lady refuses to print the QR code for you. Infuriating experience each time I come here. Others in line with me have similar grievances with which prompted me to finally write this review after years of horrible service.

I came here in the afternoon just as many people come here to mail a package using the lunch break,…read morebut for some reason they only had one person working at the counter. So the line was long and slow. But since I am here already, I just wait it out for my turn to mail my package. But surely they know they would have more customer during noon time. So they should have more people working at the counter.

So shockingly bad. They will have you waiting 30 minutes because they literally just forgot to come…read moreback and tell you that they couldn't find your package or held mail. I had to ring 3x just to tell them I had to leave and would have to return another day if it was going to be hours long wait for them to return. It was clear when they opened the door after the 3rd ring that they had forgotten about me and then went ahead and told me "oh no we didn't find any mail. Sorry." A long line had formed behind me during all this and multiple people gave up and left. Horrible horrible customer service. I don't expect much from usps, but I'm just flabbergasted at how bad this location actually is.

What you see is what you get! Pretty standard older USPS location. Parking is small but enough most…read moreof the times. No kiosk to buy stamps or for larger nice stuff. So you'll have to go to lobby and work around those times . Very experienced person working front so expect some recommendations while in line. No biggie for me , others took comments the wrong way. Keep in mind folks, one person for a long line is daunting and seems "never ending" sometimes. -R

Friendly service here. A guest told me about Ms. Davis is the lady who works here and she's super…read morefriendly and been here for years. I came to gather details for a PIV-1 card. At least I confirmed this is the correct place to apply for it. Must be applied online, then schedule an appointment to complete the process of the application.

I have met people the United States government has formally designated as threats to the country. I…read morewould prefer them to run this office rather than the scum that currently reside. The staff here treat routine requests as an imposition, answers as optional, and basic professionalism as someone else's problem. The USAccess representative was worse than the rest: dismissive, unhelpful, and so consistently unpleasant that the encounter stands out as one of the most vile humans I have ever met. Nothing about the visit was timely, competent, or necessary. If another location exists even if it's in a remote section of Alaska, I'd advise you to drive there.