Of all of the Post Offices in the greater New Orleans Metro area, this one is by far the least busy…read moreI have been in. I may have gotten lucky, but I don't think so. This location does not have a self service kiosk in the lobby, but a lot in the area do not. The employees are a bit short, but remember, the USPS is one of the largest public government services, they are in the red, and they have a lot of stressors in their lives with cutbacks and adjustments, they are having to do the same amount of work with fewer employees and less money. The prices on the good sold here are NOT set by the employees, this is a government institution, the prices are set by the government. To blame the employee for the employer is in poor taste. This location is in a strip mall, and shares parking. There are always a few spots available. The lobby is always open for PO Box holders to come retrieve mail. I like how there are special keyed boxes to get packages when the actual office is closed. I am glad to have my PO Box here, even though my home is right between two post offices. My reason for a PO Box is because there is no way to securely receive packages at my house and I doubt my neighbors not to steal.

Every time I come here the service is pretty slow but I had a rude experience this day. I walked in…read moreand it was completely empty. There was a sign on one station that said will be back in a moment. So, I stood next to the sign that says stand here for 8 minutes. Crickets. I try to call the phone number for the post office to see if maybe someone in the back would answer but it was a 1-800 number so it was no help. After standing in that spot for 10 minutes I walked up to the counter and said "hello?" Out comes a worker with a disgruntled attitude saying "you're supposed to be standing by that sign, that's why nobody came out" I'm like ummm I was standing there for 10 minutes. She was so rude and pointed to the sign saying "well there's a sign that told you where we were." I don't know what time that sign was put up there and when a moment is but I definitely didn't appreciate the nasty attitude when I was waiting patiently.

Over the years of living in New Orleans and returning here for work, this has consistently been my…read morefavorite US Post Office. Everyone at this post office is efficient, knowledgeable and helpful. I continue to hear the employees here exercise patience and respect to myself and the customers here. Basically my favorite post office in New Orleans and possibly the whole country. I would like to specifically mention Deajohne. She is so polite and kind to everyone each time I am here

Rude, every time. If you have another option of post office…read morein the city, use it. This one ain't it.

US Postal Service 3400 S Carrollton Ave…read more New Orleans La 70118 On August 21st, 2023, I got a call from  Representative S. Davis who called to update me on the status of my undelivered packages. Service Request# 54240711 over which I was worried. She was consistently pleasant, considerate, and  well-spoken. Use her wisely; she's a gem. She was knowledgeable about my situation and  understood the genuine value of excellent customer  service. She promptly addressed each of my inquiries and provided me with the knowledge I required. She showed me that she was listening to what I had to say. She was effective and supportive.The assistance I received was timely and exceptional. I had a good experience. The overall encounter left me feeling good.I hope her work to the USPS is acknowledged and recognized. I honestly believe that USPS is dedicated to providing their customers with the highest caliber of customer service. An act to satisfy, if not delight, its customers. I was thoroughly satisfied with the overall experience. Special thanks, Ms. Davis. Respectfully Submitted Glenda H. Cc: Google Local Reviews Cc: US Postal Service Headquarters 475 L'Enfant Plaza SW, Washington, DC 20260

This is the worst post office in New Orleans. The employee literally laughed in my face when I…read moreasked for a piece of scotch tape and said she didn't have it, mind you there's a visible roll of tape by her. Literally no help at all in any way, she didn't even want to ask if I needed help when I was next in line. Talked to several people that said they drive OUT OF THEIR WAY to avoid this post office because every single employee is rude and doesn't want to do their job.

After ten years of patronizing this main post office branch, it's time to add my review. At times…read moreit's frustrating, like any government agency, but overall they do a decent job. I've always lucked out and found a parking spot in the 15-minute zone near the front entrance. My favorite feature is the self-service postage kiosk between the main entrance and full-service counter, which usually has at least a few people in line. It's rare to have to wait for the self-service terminal. It prints stamps, measures and weighs parcels/envelopes and prints the postage for them as well, with the address automatically filled in. Pay with a card, and you're outta there in minutes without any personal interaction. On the rare times I've had to visit the full-service counter, the staff has always been helpful and efficient.

I have a package that I've been waiting for almost 3 months on the tracking says here and it still…read morehasn't been delivered. Honestly, I'm very disappointed in this post office. Cause my package has been here for a while and it still hasn't gotten delivered. They need to do better on learning how to deliver packages in my opinion.

Heck, it ain't easy delivering the mail. Fortunately the term "going postal" has vanished from our…read morevocabulary. Let's face it, these teams (and if you've ever seen how people address the mail!!!). You have to call in the postal inspection service just to determine where a letter is going. All I hear is UPS this and FedEx that! I deal with lots of "friends" that deal with lots of mail. As of today UPS is "trading at $112" and has a market value of $96,460,000 DOLLARS . Like I told "the postmaster". The USPS does in 3 days what it takes UPS ALL YEAR LONG to accomplish. So if you want to have faith in your country and veterans, use the postal service. Technically they provide x the service of UPS (and would be VALUED BY WALL STREET 100x more than UPS). Most calculators can't even display the value, but it crushes the Dow 3x over!!! As a matter of fact, ANYBODY can do ANYTHING if given enough time. But these dedicated souls are put to "the test" everyday. My pal that lays the fiber for the Internet in this city told me "to hell with FedEx" -they lost an overnight part we needed and delayed the infrastructure of our project by 2 weeks!!! And what FedEx take A YEAR TO DO (drinking Margaritas on the beach & acting in movies like "castaway", the UNITED STATES POST OFFICE gets accomplished in less than a day. So appreciate your postal carrier, keep your dog locked up, reward your carrier the best you can! (If you are INTO yoga & Pilates, don't even try to keep up walking with them, as they are trained to function with reduced oxygen at the top of Everest and they will embarrass an Argentinian soccer team. Just look at the size of their legs and be warned that one would rather be "kicked" by a Budweiser Clydesdale at a Mardi Gras parade! Many carriers have spent time in the "Hanoi Hilton", locked in a hole inside Bangladesh just for being labeled as an American (hence they usually are lacking in tattoos and are forced to bottle up that anger). So please FORGIVE your dedicated carriers that would be rescuing the animals burning alive while our fire department sits back and volunteers. (Volunteers to call State Farm because they were photographing the action to place on their "fiery web site" looking for a pat on the back. Like a buddy told me, I have to work in Orleans. Do you know when the last time there was a fire [of any type] in Jefferson Parish? Very Rarely...We can be certain to get (at least one) every night, and we assist the NOPD "when they roll as well" As public servants, my firehouse is having a crawfish boil while Orleans is trying to sell hot dogs out of the station on Decatur/HQ for $3/ea. to raise money. So please, just stop "beating up/bullying/harassing/taking pot shots" at MY mail carrier (that will make Leslie Jones look like a dead clown ) and let's start giving credit where it is due!!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE & GOD BLESS AMERICA!! Our postmaster is doing the best job with what he has to work with. CIf you wanna just win the lotto and tell your postal boss off, the US government is offering a rather LARGE PRIZE for anybody that can discover a method of detecting "very small" amounts of Fentanyl being mailed to the U.S. from abroad. I think the "TARS" method might be useful (Tear open And Re-Seal) if the package is from Asia and headed to the U.S. I would like to believe this "duty" could be executed by our prisoners. Personally I think we should have the CIA locate the source by doing a test run, and then do "what our enemies are best at-asymmetric warfare". If we gave Ted Kaczynski a government lab with free reign (a little bit of leash) and a few of those Fentanyl providers listed on the deep web, we could stop the burials of an American generation within a week. All we need is a presidential pardon, reparations to enemies (domestic, to hell with the foreign) and a secret program to deal with it. It is a message delivered by R2D2 straight out of Star Wars...Help us Director Haskell, you're our only hope!!! It's very difficult to murder more Americans than practically ALL wars combined, when you get a package that blows you apart. But hey, you never heard any of that stuff here, right??? What happens when some congressman has to attend a funeral because the Vicodin was repressed with that Chinese cut???

I went in with the package to be returned. I could not figure out how to do the self service so…read morewent inside. I expected it to be extremely busy for the number of cars outside, but I was the second person in line. The other long line was for identification Services. Very easy process to return a package if you have downloaded your QR code.

Mail & More is a one-stop shop for all your mailing and shipping needs. Conveniently located near…read morethe Lake on Allen Toussaint Boulevard, they offer services such as packing, shipping, printing, faxing, and mailbox rentals. Mail & More is not just a mailing and shipping center; it also offers a unique selection of curated gifts for the kitchen, office, and baby. On my most recent visit I purchased beautiful bluebonnet tea towels, stationary, and a corduroy jumper for my baby. The staff is friendly and the shipping rate are competitive, Mail & More is your go-to destination for all things mail-related in New Orleans.

Great place to handle business. Location, location, location is perfect and easy to get to. Love…read morethe new extended hours!!! You can get so much done at this Mail & More!!! Also love supporting local businesses.

Good service; no crowded lines; big space, a little mildew smell but overall, great visit; just…read morecame in to get some postcard stamps. I'm from California & am usually in any line (Post office, market, bank, church), there's a line. This was refreshing.

I have visited this post office 3 times in the past 2 days. Once was at 12:15, I was told they…read morewere closed for inventory between 12 - 2. I went back today at 12:25, they were closed. I went back at 1:25, they were still closed. Sign said they are closed for lunch between 1 and 2. No one answers the phone number listed.

Great working staff.. did a great job with all my packages safely arrived perfectly…read more. Great store

The people that work here are always pleasant and helpful. I have been other places where they…read morecharge to tape an envelope closed. The employees here go out of their way to provide assistance. I have been multiple time with Amazon returns and have always received great service.

Tiffany in the Passport office is Excellent. She is very…read morefast and efficient. Thank you Tiffany.

Extremely rude USPS rep. behind counter. Totally could care less of addressing ink smearing on…read moregiven envelope. Johnson St. 3:45pm, Metairie, La. I'll use UPS from now on!