5/5 ShipNYC…read moreabsolutely crushed it for me. I needed a couple of custom 3D-printed camera parts, and not only did they nail the design, the parts came out perfect--tight tolerances, clean finish, and they fit my gear like factory originals. What really stood out, though, was the way they treated me. Everyone I interacted with was genuinely kind, super patient, and clearly knew their stuff. They made sure I got exactly what I needed, and didn't try to upsell me on anything. On top of that, their pricing was refreshingly reasonable--way more budget-friendly than I expected for custom work. If you need 3D printing done right, and you want to deal with people who are both talented and actually pleasant to work with, ShipNYC is the move. Highly recommended.

Rich and his team went above and beyond for my printing needs, so I would highly recommend anyone…read moreto use this company! I found ShipNYC to print the addresses on my save the dates and was met with complete professionalism, great communication and excellent service from beginning to end. They printed within a day and gave me complimentary shipping, as I live an hour away. The font was perfect, straight and exactly what I was hoping for!

clean inside and super convenient location. Service was excellent…read more Just let other customers to know the stationary is very expensive! Unless you're rich and don't care over price. One large envelope cost $3....something. lol there's a CVS around corner.... Go and get anything you want!! before you spend $100 for the stationary.

Always fast, friendly service and I've never had a problem with anything they shipped. The low…read moreratings are baffling this place is excellent!

Cesar at the UPS Store on 57th Street deserves recognition for how hard he works and how…read moreconsistently professional he is. Every time I come in, he's the one keeping everything running smoothly. He's fast, organized, patient, and incredibly diligent, even when the store is busy and clearly understaffed. What stands out most is that he genuinely pays attention to customers. He always asks if I need an envelope, packaging help, or anything else before I leave. He's also a notary, which makes the process even easier, and he handles everything efficiently without ever making customers feel rushed or like a burden. You can tell he takes pride in doing things correctly, and honestly, he's one of the main reasons I continue using this location. UPS is lucky to have someone this reliable and hardworking representing their store. Cesar deserves appreciation for the level of customer service he provides every single time.

The employee at this location displayed extremely unprofessional and unacceptable customer service…read more During the encounter, he allegedly told customers to "lick his balls," which is completely inappropriate and unacceptable behavior for someone representing UPS. This type of conduct creates a serious risk to UPS's reputation and could potentially expose the company to legal consequences if customers are subjected to this kind of treatment. UPS should investigate this incident promptly and take appropriate action before the situation escalates further. There is also video footage documenting the entire encounter, which has been posted on YouTube and is available for the public to see. I strongly urge UPS management to review the footage and address this employee's behavior appropriately.

Warning, scammer alert they love to overcharge the weight for your package when I caught them when…read moremy package was only 2.6 pound they insisted it was 5 pounds and they tried to gaslight me to say it was actually 5 pounds because I rested my arm on the way there's no way that could've been possible because I was holding a bag on with my other arm and holding a phone. This is actually pretty ridiculous that they tried to do something like that. A lot of UPSes have been trying to run this scam and I strongly advise you to doublecheck if you do use this UPS store in addition, everyone else was on their phone. Are they even working or are they just trying to collect free money?

I can happily report two excellent shipping experiences here. I went in mid-morning and on another…read moreday, mid-afternoon so the lines were not bad. First, I shipped gifts to multiple nieces and nephews around the country! Jesus professionally helped and the kiddos are thrilled with their New York toys! Second, I shipped a few small items to ourselves back at home! We had to get a Banksy poster and also, Rosemary our cooking instructor gifted us with a few items! Yemin helped professionally and took care of it for me! Life is great with professional and reliable shipping with UPS!

This was my mail box home for 11 years when I first moved to NYC back in 1997. I moved to the burbs…read moreand gave up my box. Just moved back to the city and am now using them as my go to delivery spot for packages for our nonprofit for the homeless. It's under new management. But the staff here is still giving the same exceptional, friendly and helpful service that made me love this place. Danny, the owner, was amazing, especially seeing that we had 10 packages to pick up. They've remodeled the place too, making much easier to find what you need and take advantage of all the services they provide. So many of these mail box stores are not up to par. But 1HomeOffice is top notch and definitely a five star operation.

I found some of the staff to be rude and condescending. Very poor customer service. This…read moreestablishment should be avoided.

I went to this store to utilize is Amazon return services. As I was passing by the store I could…read morenot find the store front. After several attempts I was able to locate the store due the presence of Amazon advertising on a ground decal. Had I needed to use the UPS services I would have not found the store. It was difficult to go inside because the store is not American Disability Act Disability friendly. I had to sit at the entrance door for a while as I looked at the employees in the window. They stared at me, but did not offer any assistance. Luckily a person walking but opened the door so I could get into the small building. Amazon services was able to send my package with a label for the value of the Amazon Prime cost (no fee for shipping a return).

Great. The two people that were working were dealing with a lot of clients. They were short, but…read morevery efficient.

Absolutely the best!!! Fast, efficient and knowledgeable. Highly recommend. They won't ignore you…read moreor treat you like you're interrupting their lunch.

Always reliable and helpful, especially sending breakable ceramic works of art, framed pictures and…read morefragile but sentimental items that are irreplaceable. I can always count on the able team at Lex Pack and Ship. Not inexpensive, but always worth the investment.

Charming little post office with a lovely stationery selection that makes standing in line a…read morepleasure. In a city with lots of stationery options, it is on the smaller side but still had some unique offerings and the shop itself is worth a visit if you're in the area.

They are a lovely family run biz. Have treats for your pets and great merch. They do not have a…read morenotary anymore.

The last place I expect white glove service is the UPS Store, so I gotta shout out my guy Kevin…read moreworking behind the counter for going above and beyond. At the age of 30 I should really know how to print off a shipping label and send a package without any help, but here we are. I was insecure about my lack of UPS ball knowledge, but he was so helpful and engaging that it made me feel not stupid. I watched him help a couple other customers out with the same positive attitude, and I was inspired. It was a short 3 minute interaction, but Kev's positivity and helpfulness made my day a little better. Give him a raise UPS. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

Took a 15" long fragile item in to be packed and shipped. Was helped by Deven. He charged for…read more18x14x12 fragile pack, which by my math does not meet the 2" of required packing material that UPS regulations say should be around all fragile items, but they're the experts so I follow their lead. They then decided to wedge my 15" fragile item into a 14" long box, completely ignoring the 18" box they charged for and the 2" packaging material rule for fragile items that their own company (UPS) enforces. Plus, they charged for dimensional weight of the larger box (19lbs cost instead of the actual weight cost of 8lbs), then used a smaller box so that the store did not get charged for the 19lbs dimensional weight. So to recap - the store paid for 8lbs of freight but charged customer for 19lbs of freight. Talk about deceptive business practices. This store should be investigated. Do not take your fragile items here to ship unless you packed it yourself. If you get charged for dimensional weight, make sure the store actually uses the appropriate box.

This used to be my go to Post Office when it was once 24hrs, back in the day…read more This is still a solid choice when in need of a Post Office that has flexible, extended hours. During my visit on a Saturday afternoon, my wait was 45 minutes. Which was fine, had plenty to occupy my time. Despite paying higher price's for shipping packages. My package which was going local to Queen's took over 2 weeks to arrive. If I am mailing off packages to the Southern part of the Country, it takes a week or so. The service left a lot to be desired, but that did not stop me from being thrilled to have my packages mailed out. The architecture of this majestic post office is on another level. The Corinthian colonnades, and the Imperial Coat of Arms of Prussia. This specific design is carved into a decorative, hexagonal ceiling panel, which is commonly found in historic government buildings, palaces, or university halls constructed during the Prussian era or German Empire.

Procrastination usually doesn't win out, but thank goodness for a USPS office open until 7pm on…read moreSundays, even during the holiday season! In fact, the only station in the city open on Sundays and a lifesaver for those who started writing holiday cards on the Friday before Christmas. Peering into the "envelopes" mail slot, thousands of pieces of mail were visibly overflowing the sacks, requiring some gingerly wedging of my small booklet-worth of correspondence in between others. Fingers crossed all made it out ok! Shoutout to one of two staff working the two open counters at 5pm on Sunday December 21, you were friendly, prompt and helpful and put your best foot forward for terrific customer service. Only 2 counters were open and the line was about a dozen people long, steadily moving. For service--a solid 5 stars. Facilities are as expected a bit on the older side, being built in 1912 as part of the original Penn Station complex, though the modern conveniences of tap-to-pay technology and self-service weigh/postage stations are available. Waiting in line, the details on the ceiling caught my attention. Maybe because the darker evening outside accentuated the brighter interior, the simultaneously ornamental, scrolling flourishes fitted in repeating geometric patterns stood out in ways I hadn't noticed before. Come to find after some googling the ceiling is decorated with the country seals of 11 countries including the US, the countries part of the universal postal union at the time of construction, an administrative body now under the purview of the United Nations that handles international shipping policies. Not very fun facts: designated a national historic landmark in 1973 and re-named after James Farley, 53rd U.S. Postmaster General in 1982. Previously generically named the General Post Office. Slightly more fun fact: atop the facade along 8th Avenue the inscription reads, "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds." Some may confuse this to be the creed of the U.S. Postal Service, but it's actually not. Rather, it's tied to the tribute that building architect William Mitchell Kendall paid to major historical figures credited with postal advancements. This is an excerpt out of Herodotus's 'Histories', which described the messenger system established in Persia by Cyrus the Great.