This is a very cute post office located a bit off the main street of Bantam, CT. I'm not sure how…read morelong it's been here, but is located in the building I think may be the old town hall. Parking is ample, plus they have several spots for 10 minute parking right in front of the door. There is a drive up mailbox for drop offs (all post offices should have a drive up mailbox....), and a nice postal store inside for stamps and boxes. The interior looks older, how I remember post offices in the 1980s, but also has several cool displays in Bantam's past. I had no idea they were at risk of being called "Rogersvilles" but why.... and why?!? I want to know more. There is also a take a book, leave a book basket inside the lobby.

While I have always had good service at the Watertown, CT post office, I have had some problems…read moretrying to call the postal employees there. No one ever answers the phone! I wanted to ask them to hold my mail for me, because my mailbox was crushed by a falling tree during the last storm. I am having a mobility problem, and was hoping I didn't have to go into the post office myself. Guess I have to now.

Mike at the Watertown,CT Post office is a remarkable employee…read more He was so kind & willing to help me "refuse delivery" a package without hesitation. Mike was also very patient with me while answering all my ignorant questions about how to "refuse delivery" on a package. After assuring me he did everything at his end to refuse the shipment, he had the courtesy & went the extra mile to call me to confirm the package was refused at the post office & returned to the sender. THANK YOU, MIKE!

Very nice staff; warm and accommodating even at the last hour prior to closing …read more Place is clean. Location is clean ideal.

Let's get this out of the way - only I come here once a year to postmark my Christmas cards…read more However, you can't say enough about small town post offices. I've known everyone who works there for years. They are all local people and I see them at other venues/events in town. They know me. Even though December is their busiest month, they still have time to chit-chat and gossip, and even those in line will add details or opinions, as necessary. I'm lucky to get a hello from the counter people at my local PO, so it's a welcome change to what I'm used to. So, my friends and family can't wait to receive a card from "Christmas Town" from me every year. The PO provides cachets (decorative rubber stamps) you can use to personalize your mailing. This is a tedious activity for me, but it's not unusual to see a parent with small children standing around the tables, having fun pressing the stamps onto cards. Interestingly enough, the PO handles 200,000 pieces of mail in December - more than 1000% more than the volume for the rest of the year. Mail is routed through this PO from nearly every state and many foreign countries just for the postmark. If you're close by, or looking for a Christmas day trip (lots to do in the area), make it a point to post your cards from here. Your friends and family will enjoy it.

I have several demands for the Torrington post office going forward. First, I want pictures of how…read moreit used to look, because it must have been fancy. The public post office is made up of three rooms - lobby in the middle, retail shop on the right, and post office boxes on the left. There are these heavy duty wooden tables by the post office boxes who must have been used on both sides at one point (they're now pushed against the wall). The airplane-like windows must have looked so modern at one point. There are also other doors. Did they used to go somewhere? Was a small cafe attached on the left side of the building, explaining what looks like a separate entrance? Did the walls once hold more art? To my second demand, I want information about the current art. What is up now looks like pieces (imagined) of local boy who tried really hard to do good, John Brown. They're really interesting, and deserve a plaque with more information! As the post office actually is though - the drive up mailbox is a winter godsend, but has a fun tight corner to get to the drop slot. Prepare to lean. Parking is always available, and the retail shop has more postal purchasing opportunities than anywhere else I've seen since 2005. No late hours, but if you need stamps or shipping material they'll have it here!

Communal mailbox for packages has a broken lock and our property can't be retrieved. Mailman Chris…read morewas supposed to bring our packages to our door since the part needed will take a week per his supervisor. Nope. He just puts the key back in my personal mailbox. Torrington, CT doesn't answer their phone today. What do I do????

The post office in Goshen, CT is small but functional. They always have a wide variety of stamps,…read morebecause who doesn't get bored of the standard flags, and are willing to take the time to make your selection. Word of caution - If you're mailing a package on a Saturday, go before 11:30. That's when everyone in town goes to mail their packages! The employees are also really efficient, perhaps a benefit of being in a small town. A friend mailed me a letter without the zip code and street number, and it still found it's way to me. I've also not seen any delay in mail being received after mailing in Goshen as opposed to mailing from a larger office, like Torrington. The evidence is more anecdotal, but I feel like my mail arrives at it's destination faster when it goes out of Goshen.

we frequently receive mail for other homes, and our mail is often misdirected or returned to sender…read morefor no apparent reason. in 2 months, 3 packages were marked as delivered, but they were not. additionally, 2 packages were left on the street although they are marked as delivered to front porch. the post master, Kim, is not helpful; she seems overwhelmed and unable to manage her staff.

Washington Green Post Office on Kirby has an old fashioned feel, and much friendlier that the…read morenearby Washington Depot post office! I love the picturesque building with its Colonial Revival architecture. It looks like someone's cozy home rather than a government building, a white gabled house complete with a white picket fence, wrought iron railings, a long porch and an American flag waving in the wind! There's a drive up mailbox to drop off your letters right out front. This building is listed among the National register of historic places, from my research it looks like it's been here since 1851. As an added bonus is that this post office shares its space with The Po Cafe next door, where you can have breakfast, lunch, or feast on their delicious baked goods, have a cuppa Joe, and enjoy a lovely view of this quaint town located in Litchfield County reminiscent of Luke's Diner in Stars Hollow for all you GG fans! The postal service is friendly and welcoming. I was able to send some postcards and purchase stamps at this location. The branch doesn't process passports, but you can get money orders, browse through the greeting card kiosk, and of course mail packages, get a P.O. Box and get stamps! Hours M-F 8:30-1:00, 3:00-5:00, Sat. 9-12

Excellent service. Tiffany is exceptionally efficient & pleasantly helpful. I had a problem with…read morethe mail that was complicated & she took care of the problem quickly. The Morris, Ct PO does a great job.

Everyone knows how bad the post office can be. The Oakville post office was a different experience…read more Parking on the street, no lines or wait, and very friendly agent at the window. He was helpful when he gave me options for stamp choices. The area is not congested like other post office is I am familiar with. Very positive experience.

This post office rarely has lines in my experience, and has plenty of shipping solutions (in…read moreaddition to actual shipping) like boxes, bags, peanuts and tape... The staff is usually super friendly and I'm in and out quickly. There are also a ton of PO boxes if you need one. =)

Very friendly and efficient clerks, mail carriers, and post master. Good location. Very seldom a…read moreline. Offers every service one would find in a big-city PO. Thank you for taking care of us!

It's the barn shaped building for me!! In West Cornwall CT, you'll find this rustic post office on…read morea country road, in this quaint New England town! It's not far from the West Cornwall covered bridge, so it's a twofer!! It looks like there's an office or apartment for rent on the top floor. I love this unique post office building with its porch and iron railings. Inside is clean and tidy and there's plenty of parking! What a cozy spot to send a package or mail a letter! Love it! I've been trying to find some history of this post office but so far, to no avail... I'll update if I find something! Hours 9:30-1:00, 2:00-4:30 M-F, 9:00-12:00 Saturday