I don't get the review-love for this post office…read more Let's start at the beginning: the parking lot for this post office is very small and very poorly laid out. You can get stuck on the roadway waiting for grandma to pull out of the front space so that some guy in a big truck can get off of the single-lane curbs and park in two to three spaces. When you leave, you'll be holding up traffic! Inside the service area also has a traffic flow problem. There's no way to stand in line without blocking the doors. There's no way to leave the counters without running into the line and folks trying to come in through those same doors. The employees are standard postal employees - exactly as helpful as they need to be to get you out of their line, they move at the pace they chose. Some are fast, some aren't. Some are friendly, some really aren't. There's always a line here for services, so don't expect to pop in and out quickly. You're going to stand there for a while, wondering how long, exactly all of those stacks of mail have been around the service counter. For alternatives, I'd suggest anywhere but the A Street Post Office. It's a post office - stop in if you must to drop off a package or send something certified. Otherwise, you might want to just print your postage online and drop it in your neighborhood box.

The kiosk in the lobby can do basically everything that you'd need a teller to do. It's a post…read moreoffice, you know? What can you expect? If you can not wait in line (lobby kiosk), and not deal with an employee (lobby kiosk), then it's not quite so bad, right? :) Lobby Kiosk. Best words with which a post office was ever associated.

Never in my life have I had my mail delivered incorrectly or packages missing so many times. Any…read moretime I'm expecting a package there's a 50/50 shot I'll actually get it. I end up with keys to parcel boxes and no package in the mailbox, notifications that it's delivered when it's not, or other people's packages instead of my own. And if you call to complain they make the excuse that "addresses are so similar in these neighborhoods" but isn't that the case literally everywhere else too? Every once in a while an issue like this wouldn't be too bad, it happens. But it's literally the third week in a row I'm missing a package. Figure it out.

So they can deliver some of my packages but some of them are an insufficient address. The delivery…read morepeople constantly do not want to walk upstairs and it only leads me to believe it is out of laziness. Two packages this week were delivered and two said "insufficient address". Which one is it?!?!

We were supposed to get mail today, but the only mail that was in our box was my neighbors' mail. I…read moream wondering where our mail was delivered. Barbara Rexford

Most of these reviews are not even from our area. The staff at the Moscow Post Office are always…read morehelpful. I stand amazed at how rude people can be and how patient they continuously are, being required to ask every customer the same questions must be exhausting. Great staff in Moscow Idaho, with great service.

most post office workers are kind or at the very least polite. but the bald guy with a red beard…read more(maybe 40s) who worked on 4/8 at around 3:30 pm was so incredibly rude. he was snappy and all around a jerk. from the moment he began "helping" he was unkind. I had asked to mail something and he immediately began snapping at me telling me I needed to tape my label. I had mentioned that I wanted to make sure that it was labeled properly because it had been incorrectly labeled the last time by the post office and I was now re-sending it and he became very accusatory stating that i was the one who had the label and he wasn't adding another label to it. he kept interrupting me and just being rude. when I had asked if they had tape I could use he continued snapping at me telling me "I'd have to purchase some." and "that's why he told me to tape it on." it actually took another customer stepping in and being nice to me for him to suddenly change his tone. even if everything he said was correct he was so nasty while doing it. perhaps he should find a job that doesn't require him to work with the general public and actually treat people with human decency. ‍

Avoid this place, service was terrible. Seemed like this business was not interested in the quality…read moreof the customer experience at all. Had to wait in line for a long time to get terse interaction with a surly woman who seemed very unengaged when she took my order. In the meantime it took forever for my order to arrive having ended up in seattle instead of the east coast by mistake. While the 40 something cent letter seemed like a really good deal, the other items seemed really expensive, and the prices seemed not to make sense at all. I paid about 13 dollars and it ended up being only a tiny 2 ounce widget to send to England. The staff bringing the orders out to the houses seems great, it is mainly the people who take your orders who seem to think that you are a major annoyance.

I'm so proud of myself for driving up to Anatone. Honestly, I think I am becoming slightly afraid…read moreof heights as I get older because as I traveled up to Anatone I got a little uneasy. It's just when I can't see the horizon and you come over a ridge and it looks like you're going to drive off a cliff. Needless to say when you get to Anatone, it feels like you're on top of the world. It is super major windy up there too, which seriously didn't help my "problem". This little post office fits the needs of the little farm town. Lovely scenery around, very safe. If you don't get depth perception fits, enjoy the scenery as you drive up and then down the mountain to get to Anatone.

Curtis and staff are gems, willing to help as best they can. Super personable and friendlyread more