Interesting little PO at the corner of Comm Ave and Melrose St, I think the word I am looking for…read moreis "nondescript" for the building itself. PO is on the first floor, there is a small parking lot on one side with exit onto Melrose St. I only needed to drop off a small package with a paid label on it, and the box to put packages in said "letters only". I went in and the guy in front of me was dropping off something he had received by mistake (pretty nice, most people would probably just toss it out) and I handed my package to the nice woman at the counter. She was very nice, gave me a receipt so I could track it and off I went. If you were to go here during the holidays - or to get your envelope postmarked on April 15 - the line would probably be out the door since it is a tiny space, but arrive early or go to another location (that probably will not have free parking).

Watch out! Verbally abusive postal clerk! I have never been to a post office that didn't have drop…read moreoff service for prepaid packages. When I arrived at the post office there was no prepaid drop box in the hallway. There was a long line of people waiting in line to do business that involved clerk services. As is the custom in every other post office that I have frequented, I politely excused myself as I went to drop my package off at the counter. Suddenly the big burly male clerk shouted at me yelling about how I had Cut the line. I politely explained that my package was prepaid and I was leaving it on the counter as I was the protocol in Newtonville. The clerk snarked at me saying "Well this isn't Newtonville". I was so shocked and offended by his raging, disproportionate response to my mistake that I snatched my package and turned to leave. I didn't intend to but was so upset that I shouted "F" YOU, on my way out the door. I am embarrassed by my blurted response. However, I have NEVER been treated so abusively. That clerk has no business working with the public!

Imagine it's 6:45 PM on a Friday night and you need to know, why your mail has not been delivered…read morefor a whole week. You call and someone actually answers. Wow! Your mail was accidentally on hold, and you have nothing to worry about. That is our post office.

This little post office has the best service ever! Every time I have been in to mail or pick up a…read morepackage, the employees have been super sweet and helpful. It also isn't ever took busy. The only hard part about coming here is the lack of parking. There are only a few dedicated spots next to the building, and the street can be full. I often just walk over since I live close, but be aware that you may need to search for a bit to find parking if it is busy.

Overall most of the staff seem like they don't care and prices mostly mediocre service. I've seen…read morethe reps watching someone incorrect labels and watch them fill it and then tell them sorry it's the wrong one. They seem not care at all and have no pride being there. They've lost my packages in the past, they have been rude, etc The manager seems to care if you get her. Wouldn't recommend this location.

Had to renew a passport. Made an appointment, and we were in an out in less than 15 minutes…read more Remember to make an appointment or else you will be turned away! They are also super helpful with questions.

Writing a review of a post office has to be a lowpoint in my Yelp career. But it has to be done so…read morethat other Yelpers avoid this horrific location. Allow me the opportunity to explain. This post office opens at 9AM on weekdays. I arrive at 8:59AM on a Wednesday morning and see 4 other customers standing out in the rain waiting for the location to open. I hop out of my car, assuming that we will all be headed inside shortly. At 9:03AM, the post office remains closed and we all look inside the front window to see what the hold up is. After all, it is raining, and we would all like to be doing something other than standing in the rain. There is a USPS employee standing inside. She makes eye contact with the group standing at the window, and waves us away. Yep... she made a hand gesture to tell us to screw off. At that point, the other customers leave. I am the only moron who remains. At 9:07AM, the USPS employee unlocks the door. I walk in and this conversation ensues: Me: What was that? USPS employee: The computer wasn't working, what do you want me to do? Me: Uhh... open the door at 9AM so that customers aren't waiting in the rain at least. USPS employee: I'll do whatever I want. I'm the manager here. I'd love to have a job where I can show up whenever I want... anyone know if USPS is hiring?

Called to try and locate a missing package, and the lady on the line couldn't possibly have been…read moreruder. I tried to explain I dropped a package off at the post office a week ago, but my tracking information was still showing "pre-transit", meaning it hadn't been scanned into the system yet. Wanted to know if it was still there, and what was going on. She didn't ask for my tracking number, didn't ask what size the package was or what it looked like, nothing. Literally just said "well, I don't know.".....okay, thanks for the help?

Very efficient and pleasant personnel. I'm in and out of there in no time. All the supplies needed…read morefor mailing if you don't have them - mailing envelopes, boxes, tape etc. An excellent PO. And it's a moments walk from the house!

Worst post office in newton , awful Incompetent staff, long…read morelines , rudeness galore , Newton centre is only slightly better

The line here is ALWAYS horrific and they are always short-staffed so it moves at a snail's pace!…read more HOWEVER, the saving grace of this USPS location is that despite the counter being closed by 5PM, I've discovered that the self-service kiosk outside of the closed area remains open 24/7! I've almost always used the self-service kiosk for everything, including mailing letters, buying stamps and postages, as well as mailing/shipping USPS Priority and Express packages and envelopes! Very convenient to have this kiosk here! I wish all USPS locations would have one of these kiosks.

Athena turned a routine passport visit into an ugly demonstration of how someone on a power trip…read morecan weaponize even a small amount of authority. Walk-in passport services were available from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., and our family arrived shortly before noon. Athena was extraordinarily loud throughout our visit. Her voice carried across the entire post office, making every conversation and comment clearly audible. After learning that we did not have an appointment, she announced publicly that she did not know whether she would get to us. We stayed in line. Athena then repeatedly stopped working for leisurely conversations, removed her reading glasses to chat, inserted herself into another employee's transaction, discussed movies with the white family ahead of us, gave their children M&M's, and used the word "bastard" during a loud conversation with a colleague. She had ample time for everyone and everything while our family waited under the threat that she might not serve us. When we finally reached the counter with a complete and organized packet, her warmth disappeared. She barely spoke to us and did not even acknowledge our child. When a colleague told her to focus on helping us, Athena loudly replied, "They don't have anywhere to be. They've spent an hour here." She did not know where we needed to be. We had spent an hour there because she had deliberately taken her time. She appeared angry that we had remained instead of becoming discouraged and leaving. The clearest evidence came at approximately 1:10 p.m., after walk-in hours had ended. A white man in his twenties arrived without an appointment, and Athena kindly offered to help him. She did not announce that he might be turned away or attempt to embarrass him. The appointment was not the issue. The deadline was not the issue. The difference was whom Athena chose to treat with dignity. I know the hot sting of realizing that someone has judged you for nothing more than the melanin in your skin. Athena's selective hostility, deliberate obstruction, public humiliation, and dramatically different treatment of white customers communicated that message clearly. Our child witnessed it too. This was not merely poor customer service. It was a sustained exercise of petty power marked by discriminatory treatment. USPS management should investigate this incident and hold Athena accountable.

Never a line at this post office. It's small and the guy working is always really nice…read more Small parking available and if you didn't know this is the post office for the Babson Park zip code. That's right- the college has its own zip code. This was to circumvent the dry laws that Wellesley had so that Babson College could have its own pub, now called Roger's Pub after the founder of the school. History lesson over. Easiest post office ever!

For 73 cents the US post office will pick up a letter at your house, put it on a truck, then an…read moreairplane, bring it all the way across the country and hand deliver it to wherever you want, in all kinds of weather. These kings and queens continue to do this, in the best possible spirits, considering the circumstances, in SPITE of postmaster DeJoy doing his best to destroy this miracle we all take for granted. The post office is bomb. (Do not mail bombs - that's illegal - along with a bunch of other dangerous stuff) The Nonantum Post Office is a tiny office with 2 windows, usually one staff, and no lines. They are only open M-F until 5:00 so if you want to mail something later, head to Newtonville.

This is a great little PO hiding out in Nonantum, it is only open Monday - Friday BUT it does open…read moreat 7:30 so you can do whatever you need early. It is small, but really efficient so you can get in-and-out. I have brought in several packages over the last few months, Tina has been at the counter each time and is really friendly.

I had a great experience here. You are required to wear a mask inside and there is plenty of hand…read moresanitizer available. I needed to mail something via priority mail and the postman at the counter was friendly and helpful. It seemed like there were many locals who are familiar with him as well. Going to make this my go to post office from now on.

The guy and lady at this office are always nice, helpful, and flexible to ship things, definitely…read morenot typical USPS experience here.

They were prompt in replying, showing up and in delivery -- just about as speedy as was possible…read more My shipment was maybe moderately priced, but it felt like a good value. And the crew was very professional. Would strongly recommend.

Very responsive, professional and reliable service! This is not the first time that Boston Courier…read moreis saving my day. I strongly recommend this service