This US post office has always provided good service for me in the past. It has been extra easy to…read moredrop off pre-paid packages without having to wait in long lines. The staff is always pleasant and efficient. Parking is easy. There is easy street parking as well as a parking lot on the left side of the post office.

Lady behind the counter very short and rude to me....speaking to me in a tone that was as if I was…read morebothering her and her co-workers conversation. She needs to treat customers better and perhaps give a smile as well.

I'm not too surprised by the reviewers' ratings because I have seen the line out the front door…read moreseveral times. This location is fairly close to our residence, so we use it. Whenever I have gone inside to drop off PREPAID packages to the counter, I always get dirty looks from the people who have been standing in line for a long time. It looks like I'm trying to crowd ahead of others. It gives me the creeps. Unfortunately, there is no designated spot to drop your package off except to immediately go left to the counter after you enter. Once the postal lady finally looks at you, you loudly have to say "Prepaid," and she points to the counter without saying a word. Then carefully go around the angry people in line and get the heck out of there. If you go to the USPS website, they urge you to USE their prepaid service because it is quicker and easier, with no standing in long lines! But when you get to any post office, there are NO SIGNS where to place your package. This is a problem at every post office that I have tried. The counter area is usually a non-supervised place. I don't want my packages to be stolen or lost or forgotten. Then you have a whole set of new problems. I definitely do not enjoy going to a post office to mail anything. I won't even mention the attitudes of some of the employees.

The smoothest experience I've had at the post office in a while. Given this location is located…read morenear the beach and close to opening time I expected a line out the door but it's nice. This location I has parking outside and the inside is really clean and spacious. The employees are super friendly which is a plus for me as there's nothing horrible to have someone not greet you or have an angry face. It was very pleasant for me. Feel free to come drop off your packages if you're in the area.

I mainly use this USPS location for the 2 blue boxes on NW 5th. They are conveniently close to the…read morecurb so that you can drive up close enough to put your mail or small packages inside one of the boxes. That is a popular drive-up and you may be waiting a minute to put your mail in the box. This is a popular spot for the businesses in the neighborhood also. You will see a lot of employees carrying bins of mail to drop them off before 5:00 pm when the post office closes. I always like to avoid going inside because of the long lines.

The young ladies were very polite and pleasant at the counter. However, prices to ship via USPS are…read morebecoming ridiculous! I spent just under $200 to shop the four boxes shown not super large boxes, no over night shipping. One extra small, two small and one medium. Are considered oversized. I'll be traveling and checking the rest in luggage instead of returning with the rest as planned! Update, Day two I went back with three more packages to send. Totaling $238! And as of today the first packages shipped containing my grandkids gifts have not arrived on the yesterday as scheduled, which were all sent priority mail. Typically that's 2-3 days tops. Understood because of holiday the date was longer. Tracking now just says "moving through the network" Come on usps do better!

First time here to drop off a pre-paid package. It was around 2:50 pm. There are no lines. Just one…read morecustomer. Very quiet. It is hard to believe compared to other post offices close to this area. I wish it was closer to my home. The postal lady was very pleasant and friendly. She handled the process professionally, and I was out in a couple of minutes. Parking was on the street, but it was right in front of the post office. Free parking. I will try to stop by here more often to do my mailing errands.

I had a frustrating experience at this location. People were is disbelief that there were 15 people…read morein line with only one clerk working and she was taking her time with a customer who had multiple packages. Meanwhile, others were forced to wait outside because there wasn't enough space inside. The lack of staffing and efficiency made the wait unnecessarily long. Clerk had a bad attitude not acknowledging she had 15+ people and not looking up or around to address the long line.

For all you people out there like me that crave some History - here is some, and right in the heart…read moreof the Modern Design District. In 2017 the old Historic Buena Vista Post Office building in Miami's Design District sold for $8.1M The historic Buena Vista Post Office building in Miami's Design District just sold for $8.125 million, marking a near-record price per square foot in the redeveloping neighbourhood. The 2,287-square foot building at 4000 Northeast Second Avenue, which was the former site of the Billionaire clothing store, sold for $3,553 per square foot to a New York-based investment group that represents foreign investors, Chariff Realty Group President Lyle Chariff told TRD. The buyers are part of the same group that purchased Power Studios in the Design District from Chariff and his partners in June 2015. Chariff and Steve Budin, CEO of Sportsinfo.com, were the sellers. Chariff said he had a 10 percent stake. They purchased the building for $479,000 in July 2003, meaning it sold for nearly 16 times its purchase price in just under 14 years. Built in 1921 by Buena Vista's original developer David P. Davis as a post office, the neoclassical building sits on a 3,375-square-foot lot.

Upper Buena Vista is an old neighborhood with a new bohemian vibe. Located south of Little Haiti…read moreand north of the Miami Design District, in the 1890's it was a small village, with the homesteads of cracker immigrants William Gleason and E.L. White from Georgia and North Carolina. Along with Lemon City and Little River, Upper Buena Vista is one of the oldest settlements in Miami. Many of the homes here date to Florida's land bloom years of the 1920's when the first subdivisions were built. Tampa developer and architect David P. Davis partnered with pineapple plantation owner Theodore V. Moore to develop two investment properties in Buena Vista. Davis designed both buildings but he only paid for one while Moore paid for the other. Designed in a masonry vernacular style, Davis' building became the Buena Vista Post Office with neoclassical design elements. Moore's building was built in an L shape around the post office. The south portion of the building was completed in 1922 and the north portion was completed in 1926. Moore gave up his pineapple plantation for commercial development. In the 1930s, he opened the T.V. Moore Furniture Store in his building and both the Buena Vista Post Office and Moore Furniture Building anchored the growing neighborhood. On August 4, 1924, the new town of Buena Vista was incorporated only to be annexed by the City of Miami the next year. At that time the post office ceased operation. The building as since served a variety of purposes through the years including a city hall, municipal courthouse, tire store, insurance office, restaurant, and clothing store. In 2017, the building sold for 8 million dollars. There is a sign on the building that lets you know that this summer it is going to be the luxury Swiss watch maker, Patek Philippe. The Moore building is now an event venue. There is a historic marker detailing the history of the buildings in front of the post office.

Walking around Miami Beach I couldn't help but notice this architectural beauty. The Miami Beach…read morePost Office was designed as an Art Moderne U.S. Post Office building by Miami native Howard Lovewell Cheney. The Art Deco design was chosen to blend in with the surrounding architecture. The post office was built under the Works Progress Administration during the Great Depression in 1937. Features of the building include a central, barrel-shaped section with the rest of the building extending as wings down Washington Avenue and 13th Streets. The main feature of the building is a circular lobby with a cone-shaped roof and a tall, thin decorative copula topping it off. Inside the lobby are murals by Charles Hardman depicting Ponce de Leon's invasion of Florida on the wall above gold colored post office boxes. Charles Hardman, a native Floridian, was commissioned to paint the mural in 1940 by the Section of Fine Arts of the Works Progress Administration. The Section of fine arts commissioned over 1,300 murals and 300 sculptures. This part of the New Deal was created to employ artists and help them get back on their feet. Hardman created a three section mural called Episodes from the History of Florida to adorn the post office lobby wall. The mural sections are entitled Discovery, which shows Ponce de Leon's arrival in Florida in 1513, de Soto and the Indians, showing Hernando de Soto and his men engaged in battle with Native Americans in 1539, and Conference, which shows General Thomas Jesup negotiating with Native Americans after the Second Seminole War in 1837. Also in the lobby is a small, circular fountain that sits directly below a round light fixture that has been painted to resemble the sun set against a bright teal background.

One person working and everyone else is on break. Waited for 20 minutes just to hand in somebody's…read moremail that didn't belong in my mailbox. There was no air conditioning and I almost passed out. Why is this place still open anyway, it doesn't even look like a post office, but more like a mortuary.

Employees are super nice you just have to break the ice. Sometimes the store is closed during its…read moreposted hours but still the best office downtown by far

By far the worst customer experience I've ever received! Rude ladies in the front that raise their…read morevoice at you! RUDE RUDE RUDE. Common respect and decency is unheard of in this place

I came into to ship out 3 boxes, I asked for card stock so I could write a note and "Jay's"…read moreresponse who worked there said "this isn't an arts and crafts store. I was shipping nice merch and he threw the merch in an oversized large box, I asked if there was a smaller box because I didn't want the merch flying around in the box and he said, sounds like you want a custom box. I've never experienced such rudeness in me entire life. i asked to give all my clothing back and took the my shipment to another UPS which kindly gave me the proper sized boxes. Disgusting customer service.

Dropping off packages at our favorite UPS store where the employees are very helpful with good…read moreattitudes and are kind towards their customers. If you didn't tape a package correctly, they correct it for you and don't charge $2 for the tape as another UPS store does. They value our time here. This is my go to UPS.

I've been to this post office quite a few times and have never had an issue. They have a parking…read morelot which is much appreciated but you can only enter it from Valencia Ave (which is a one way). There's also metered street parking nearby should you opt to go that route, but make sure you pay even if you think you're going in for a "quick trip" which I've learned the hard way. It's large on the inside with a few different counters for personalized service and an automated kiosk if you want to do some things yourself. I came recently and there were markings on the floor so that everyone knew to keep their distance while waiting in line, and there was both increased distance and plexiglass between me and the staff. Everyone was wearing masks, as well. Overall, no complaints. There's a newer post office not too far away on Miracle Mile but this one is bigger and, again, has parking!

(Just found this review in drafts & had to post. Clearly I put a LOT effort into it so seems unjust…read moreto not share lol) I just had the WEIRDEST EXPERIENCE EVER at the post office... My building is being tented/fumigated, so I called USPS customer service to give them a heads-up since I was unexpectedly receiving packages that were supposed to come early next week. The lady I spoke with was lovely and super helpful -- she suggested I place a mail hold and pick up my packages on Monday (this was Thursday). I agreed. Later that day, I realized one of the deliveries was a food item that would definitely spoil if it sat on a mail truck all weekend in the Florida sun. I decided to pop into the post office and was thrilled to see barely anyone there (a miracle!). As soon as it was my turn, the woman behind the counter yelled "Next!" without even looking up from her phone where she was actively texting. I approached and explained the situation, saying I'd like to pick up my mail. After looking up my address, she flatly said that if I picked up my mail now, it would cancel the mail hold and regular delivery could restart. I reminded her that my entire building was literally tented and they could not deliver -- I would simply return Monday for the rest. She seemed annoyed and repeated herself. I calmly said I understood, but would just like to pick up whatever was already being held. She exasperatedly turned around and disappeared into the back. After what felt like forever in that FREEZING lobby, she finally returned and told me to "speak with them at the end." I walked down to the other end of the counter and encountered my mailman (who up until that moment, I thought I had a great relationship with!) and another man I assume was the manager (have seen him there before, never in uniform). I said hello. They looked at me and literally said: "Well, what?" Ummm, what?! If you need me to repeat the situation, I will -- but "Well, what?" is highly unprofessional. I again began explaining why I was there. Somehow it turned into them chastising me for not emptying my mailbox often enough. HUH?! I seriously felt like a 13-year-old in the principal's office. While I didn't feel the need to explain a DAMN thing, I started to say (as the mailman very well knows) that my 1920s mailbox isn't exactly built for 2025 levels of mail -- especially during elections when the political junk mail is insane. Before I could even finish, the guy cut me off, saying he "wasn't gonna get into it." He told me if my mailbox is full, then the mailman should stop delivering my mail entirely and bring everything back to the post office -- that it's "not my choice" and "I don't make the rules" -- then turned around and walked away. Seriously, WTF is this man talking about and why is he so butt-hurt about my mailbox? Anyway, that was NOT even what I was there for. It was so bizarre, so rude, and so totally unhelpful. I was left standing there with the mailman, who by now was suddenly acting like the friendly guy I recognized. But at that point, I was DONE. I told him I'd be back tomorrow. Then -- get this -- he suddenly says, "Wait, I actually do have packages for you in my truck! Let me go get them!" WAIT, WHAT?! You had my packages this whole time and let that entire weird exchange happen without saying a word? I was flabbergasted. I just looked at him and said this whole situation felt like the Twilight Zone. I told him, please get ALL my mail off the truck, put it aside, and I'll be back tomorrow. GOOD DAY, SIR. Sheesh... Wish me luck. UPDATE: Returned today & there was still no mail of mine to pick up. The only redeeming factor, the wonderful & super helpful clerk, Mayzara, who was not only incredibly pleasant but went the extra mile of actually calling the mailman on her mobile to ask where my mail was. He didn't answer but it doesn't change the fact that she seems to be the ONLY person here who actually cares about customers. THANK YOU, Mayzara! That star is for you & only you :)

I've been coming here for years since 2013 on and off and the customer service has been excellent…read moreand helpful. It's always been quick for me. There can be a lot of people but then that's on you-- to know when rush hour is

All USPS are a joke. Destroyed my wedding invitation by stamping "needs additional postage" forcing…read moreme to redo and send deliver them all by hand when we turned them in to a worker directly that told us how many stamps to use. All USPS are the same horrible service, may god be with you if you need to send anything with them. But we all know that at this point. My mistake for using them