Everything from the phone call to delivery was A Plus's. everybody that I've talked to and it dealt…read morewith at excellent customer customer service. The owner is super nice the owner's husband what out of his way and just let me put it. He went out of his way to deliver to me and I told all of them that I just wish I lived closer but yes, they get an A+ From me.

Tiny, so tiny it closes for lunch between 1:00 and 2:00pm, but when it's open the service is…read morelovely. The Post-mistress is helpful and humorous and loves flowers. And it's next door to a very nice (and also tiny) Mexican restaurant.

I love this post office, it's so vintage! It's located in the plaza with the Sharon Farm Market, so…read moreparking isn't an issue. There are only a few spots directly in front of the building, but lots of spots further in. The inside looks original to the building, whenever that may be. The boxes are small and there's a lot of brown. It's adorable! They also have a shop inside with plenty of boxes, mailers, cards, and of course stamps. They have frequent turnover in customers (one goes out, one comes in) and sold out of their Christmas stamps at the beginning of December. The employees were really friendly though, even though there is this constant activity.

I went into this post office at around noon on New Years Eve, 2025. I had a postage paid return and…read morealso a contract to mail. The only person working was a man who was hostile, rude and cranky--and this guy nrepresenting the USPS decided that day to come to work in a filthy, stained, USPS-branded shirt. If I looked at this shirt long enough close range, I could probably ascertain every meal he had eaten while wearing it. I'm pretty sure I saw old split pea soup. Didn't matter though...he glanced at my package, made a guttural noise (standing in for language, I suppose) and tried to swoosh me away (LMFAO!) with a hand motion. In other post offices they sometimes ask you to put the postage paid returns in a bin and that's what I thought he meant, but he immediately went off about something I had done wrong. I still don't know. Then, I said "I'll do this one another time," and handed him the second parcel--the envelope--and asked that it get there as soon as possible. I expect two phrases--"can you get it there fast" and "can you get it there cheap" are two of the most common phrases USPS workers here all the time...yet this dude decided to be hostile and act like he had no idea what I was talking about. After he showed me my choices, and I chose the 2-day I made sure to ask "This will have a signature required, right?" and he said "No," and tried to wave me away yet again. I really wish this post office would offer this guy early retirement--he's definitely the epitome of "going postal"-- and maybe that crappy pleasant valley post office can begin to recycle all its bad vibes into something positive.

Located in a location that turns into a nightmare, the main parking lot is very small and there…read moreisn't enough room and space to move around, especially when leaving. Better off using the bigger lot when packed located in the Dollar General plaza. Dealing with a postal worker is never an issue for us, as we use it regularly when needed. Although the room is fairly small which can cause the line to go out into the hallway plus even outside when busy and it's not enjoyable. Two workers will do it, but it won't be the quickest. 5 stars for the workers who do their part, but the problem is what's bringing it down.

I've never paid for shipping so I can't comment on prices etc. I only bring UPS prepaid return…read morepackages and once in a while, FedEx. I'm extremely pleased with the service. I also use the shredding service. The staff is knowledgeable and always friendly and helpful. Plenty of parking.

Amazon returns are very easy. You don't even need the box! You can just put item in a provided…read moreplastic bag and they do the rest for free! The one in Rhinebeck charges you even if it's in the Amazon box, if it's not taped closed.