We live in Lynnwood but will drive here for any of our mail needs. The staff has always been so…read morekind and courteous, especially around the holidays when we have many packages to ship. They are doing their best to work with the Covid guidelines and that is so appreciated, especially in a smaller space where interaction is necessary. Everyone still keeps a smile on their face (and yes, it's evident even with a mask in) and a positive attitude. The lobby always have a great supply of flat rate boxes and all the necessary forms. The self service kiosk is super helpful. We are super appreciative of everyone at this post office!!

The Asian lady on the phone was extremely rude and unhelpful. In the last 4 years we've been at the…read moresame address however in that time, I've gotten married and had a name change. In addition, we had an unexpected family death. So because the mail that came via maiden name or "to the estate of family members name" they are not delivering those mailings. They are showing up in the app/daily emails, however never make it to my mailbox from the mailman. So I completely understand and attempt to relay that info to the post office, mail man believes he's doing us a solid, thank you, however I need these documents to show up on time.. and call bc these are legal time sensitive documents I have to jump through hoops with already. I'm rudely called back from the "supervisor" who basically says "we only send it by name that's policy" I understand that, but you then should have an exception for things like estates of because you don't know everyones personal business. I'm pretty sure NOT delivering the mail is a federal crime still. Do your one job and get a better attitude when you're the supervisor- you are an awful human being. I get USPS is a federal business we can't get rid of but please hire people that are at very least, pleasant and possibly helpful.

Used to be two employees there & the line wasn't so long, but the store USPS is in down sized & cut…read morethe space in half. The staff is still very friendly & has a lot of patience.

I have always found the employees pleasant and helpful at this post office, and it is very…read moreconveniently located.

This place is a giant rip off. Not only do they charge the maximum price for every shipping label,…read morethey refuse to void unused unscanned labels. Do not give them your money, either use the drop box at the CVS in the same parking lot or head to one of the pony express outlets.

The only ups store I'll go to! The guys there are fast, kind and friendly. I do a lot of amazon…read morereturns and they're always happy to help with any questions I have.

Coming to Kenmore Library today, Monday 23 October 2023, looking for a book to read, I pulled in…read moreoff of Northeast 181st Street to find a packed parking strip on the side of the building. I was like, oh no... where am I supposed to park. Continuing forwards in my vehicle I noticed a slanted drive down under the library building on the left. Then I noticed a sign with an arrow indicating parking. So, I followed the drive in and parked in the garage under the building. An elevator was available to take one up to/down from the library entryway. I took it on the way up, and during my one floor elevator ride remembered I did not like elevators, so I might walk around like I drove into the garage when I went back to my car. Getting off the elevator in the entryway with doors on each side of me, one to the street and one into the library, I entered the library through the door(s) going that way. The interior of the library initially felt small and a librarian was at their station by the entry/exit. Other librarian(s) were about in the library around the shelves. A number of people were sitting on chairs/couches in the library reading books. The chairs/couches were well placed throughout the library as were tables. Each section, such as teen, non-fiction, magazines, etc., was well labeled. Study rooms were open/available for use if wanting a quiet place to close the door and work on something. I was specifically looking for something in the tune of business. The different non-fiction categories were diverse in offerings. I ended up going with a book about putting ideas into action. Different libraries in the King County Library System tend to have different business offerings, and I found the marketing/thought process focus at this library refreshing. Self check out stations were located near the entrance/exit by the librarians' stations. The librarians I interacted with were warm in demeanor. On my way out, I opted to walk back to my car instead of taking the elevator. I found there was even a sidewalk down to the garage. All around I enjoyed my experience.

The Kenmore Library is a newly built public library in the King County system. Small facility, yet…read morevery modern with natural light and clean lines. Small footprint, but close to USPS and City Hall. Parking is not plentiful and it seems as tho the 5 minute "book drop off" spaces are always full. Kenmore is more of a satellite location, than a full size public library. I reluctantly used this library for a while when the Bothell Library was being remodeled. Staff has always been nice in Kenmore, but it lacks the size and amenities of Bothell. It was easy to place books on hold online to pick up and check out at the self-service kiosks. But if you want full service, Kenmore is not your library.

Inside the mall. Small…read more No restroom In the library but under the stairs and through a separate door and hallway. Amazing meet room. Comfortable chairs. plenty of computers

I have come to the KCLS Lake Forest Park Library a handful of times over the years. I was part of a…read moremother-daughter book club growing up that would on occasion meet at Third Place Books or in the Town Centre. Sometimes I would place books on hold here and pick them up since I was already going to be in the vicinity. The library is a smaller location, though still with good computer/KCLS online access. My mom and I were in the area not too long ago and noticed they were offering Curbside To Go as part of a response to COVID-19. On the wall on the outside of the library there are various brochures and forms available including voter registration forms. Fun to look through and pick up relevant forms if nearby and you go to visit the library and it is closed when you go.

After being told at Wedgwood post office that they could not issue my PM express refund that was…read morenot delivered by the guaranteed delivery date in their local office and unavailable online, I was advised to call USPS Customer Service who could. The USPS agent told me I was given incorrect information and advised me to request a refund online or go to a local postal office for an in person refund not necessarily Wedgwood. The postal clerk at Lake City was efficient and well informed, issuing my refund after having me complete a refund form. I could have saved time had I gone to Lake City office first.

It pains me to write this review but the experience my son had here this afternoon needs to be…read moreshared. Teaching young adults life skills is a must. And bringing something to the post office to send out is one of them. When I had my son return an item via mail he took it to this location. Upon his arrival he was met with an employee (named Soo) who was on her phone. Being that this was my son's first time at the post office, he brought his item to the counter where the employee rudely told him he needed to tape the box as it wasn't secured already. He did just that and came back to the counter where Soo abruptly told him he needed to write down on a piece of paper the "to" and from". He went back to the other counter, wrote down the "to" and "from" on a paper just as he was told to and came back to the counter where Soo was. Mind you, the office was not busy and there was no line. He was met with more rude responses from Soo: "did you not write down the to and from? It needs to go here! You need to cut it in half and tape it here! Do you have more tape? Never mind! I'll do it myself!" Basically it comes down to this: Be nice to others. What ever happened to customer service? What ever happened to helping others and treating them kindly? Sure, this was my 17 year old's first time at going to the Post Office but like I've always told him, there are many ways to say something. Your tone of voice, your attitude and your countenance says a lot. Soo - it is clear you do not like your job. Maybe you are having a bad day, month or year. Don't take it out on customers, especially someone you might think you can have your way with just because they are younger than you. My son was kind, didn't talk back to (which he clearly could have) but he was respectful and did everything you said. But your poor and unprofessional attitude is a reflection of the United States Postal Service. Shame on you for taking out your frustrations and poor attitude on my son. Ending note: if you need to go to the post office, choose another location. Do not go here.

This place has been amazing for a number of my projects. I've had notaries done here. I have…read moreprinted numerous types of documents. So easy to receive packages. I also recently had trading cards very carefully, packed up to be graded and felt like they took great care. I highly recommend this place. I also find their printing services to be much more affordable than other places.

I stopped by to use the return service. They were quick to help me get my label printed and I was…read moreout in minutes! Friendly staff, clean facility and convenient location! Highly recommend

Pleasure to go there. Attentive, friendly and professional…read more Great prices, beats competition. Will go there again for shipping needs.

Love the French guy who runs this here! He's always so friendly, so helpful and if I could…read moreliterally everything from here I would. Awesome shipping place!

Quick little pop in to send out your pkgs. A bit hard to get in to, but if you enter through the…read moresouth side of the block and cut through by JD's market and knowing this makes it easy.

(UPDATE lower in my comment)Needed to pick up an important package. They closed 15 minutes early…read more if you are going to close that early why not officially close at 5. Now I have to make time that I don't have to pick up package. Won't recommend this spot if you need something that day. Or if you need a place to count on don't use this spot. Update: they don't open till 930 says there front door. Here on yelp and Apple Maps say 9:00. Wow 2 people showed up and left Dude was late 45 min says his car broke down so do what you will with this info. Won't be back