They still have those old school PO boxes still in use which gives it a nostalgic feeling when…read moreentering this small post office. The service is a hit or miss depending on how many customers are in line. I came by on a Saturday before they close at 300pm and more customers were using the self service machines instead of talking directly with an employee.

The guy working at the counter yelled at me that his scanner wasn't working and I had to go to self…read moreservice. 20 minutes later after I finally got my label printed, I tried to knock on the door to tell him my package wouldn't fit in the mailbox. He yelled from behind the closed door that they were closed. Only plus side is their air conditioner does work.

The building details from the early 1900's are insane!! From the stained glass ceiling to the…read morecolumn detailing- such a fun pice of history. Service was a tad slow...but we enjoyed all the details.

This is the Post Office building with the most aura I've ever been to, lol. The original building…read morewas designed in 1913, and a respectful addition, was built in 1938, and it shows. There are beautiful lighted stained glass ceiling tiles. The clerk that took care of me (Emilio? Edgar? Eduardo?) was incredibly friendly, polite, efficient and fast. Him and this great building gave this review the top score of 5/5 stars.

I was driving on Colorado Blvd on my way to work. I thought to myself... where is the post office…read morein Pasadena. Well, right when I looked up and turned to my right, I saw United States Post Office Pasadena LOL. I was like no way... the universe just answered my question or perhaps I did subconsciously LOL. Anyway, during my break time, I walked over here to drop off an Amazon return item that I had to package and seal which wasn't too bad. It's a small post office that has maybe 2 or 3 stations and some P.O. boxes available. The line was short with two people ahead of me, however, it was about a 10 minutes wait before it was my turn. There was only one person working behind the counter. Once I got up to the counter, it was scan bam thank you mam... 10 secs and I was done and out LOL. The staff was pleasant and nice. I'll be back to use this post office in the future. Funny, I've walked on that side of the street before and never noticed this post office. I guess we don't see it until we're looking for it. So start looking around your surroundings... it may surprise you and answer your questions LOL.

Congratulations, this is both the worst service I have received at any USPS office and the worst…read moreservice I have received anywhere in Pasadena. One lady looked like she should not be interacting with humans at all - no greeting, unwelcoming, rude tone, salty face, and just straight-up bad attitude. The other young lady was having a personal phone conversation on her cell phone the entire time she was serving customers, more focused on the phone conversation than the people in front of her. On top of that, you also don't have a self-service kiosk there so you have to go in and deal with those two. Who's managing these people?

As of 8/31/26, the self serve kiosk is not 24hrs. It is located in the closed section of the post…read moreoffice. It used to be where the PO Boxes were.

this place is a fn...joke!!! they are always short staffed and if you complain some lady will…read moresay....its lunch time!! i got there monday at 1pm. there were two people at the counter and 10 people waiting in line. one of the people was doing what behind the counter....and not taking anymore people!!!! again....wtf.. there's a supervisor lurking in the background and of course...he doesn't help!!! it's the post office...it's not his job to help!!! hire some people morons!!! i ran over to the san gabriel post office on del mar...and there were 5 people behind the desk, nice and cool, and only one person in front of me!!!! i was out of there in a mtter of minutes!!!! alhambr post office ... you suck!!!

I haven't got my packages, when the mailman agreed to deliver them. I talked to the supervisor and…read moreshe said I needed a PO Box. They want you to spend money to get a box how ridiculous is that, when they can deliver to my address.

Free parking in their lot and on the street. Some of the employees are amazing and go above and…read morebeyond to help you find the best rate for what you need to ship. During COVID, masks are required in store and there are social distance markers. I've seen employees on occasion wear their masks below their nose but there are also some barriers between them and the customer. They are not always well stocked so I've had to ask for supplies like boxes of a certain size, and will bring them out when asked.

This is my go-to UPS store in the pasadena area. They are usually very busy, but the team here is…read moresuper nice and very helpful. I've mailed hundreds of packages through this UPS Store and never had one get lost. They have self-scan stations available if you don't want to wait in line and have labels on your packages already. This saves me lots of time. The only issue at this location is the parking can be as busy as a costco, and the lot is somewhat small especially with a Trader Joes now sharing their lot. Not the store's fault though.

Very disappointing customer service. When I walked into UPS on 8/25/26, not a single employee…read moreacknowledged me. I stood at the counter with no one else waiting and was completely ignored for almost a minute while the employees were busy talking among themselves. Apparently, their personal conversation was more important than helping a customer. Eventually, a female clerk helped me, and I want to give her credit because she was polite, friendly, and professional. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said about the two male employees wearing glasses. Their behavior came across as rude, dismissive, and completely unprofessional. They showed absolutely no sense of urgency or basic customer service. I understand that employees can have conversations with each other, but when a customer walks in and is standing directly at the counter, the bare minimum is to acknowledge them. Being ignored while employees continue talking and laughing among themselves is unacceptable. Management should seriously address the customer service at this location. Customers should not have to stand around wondering whether anyone is even going to bother helping them. One friendly employee cannot make up for an overall atmosphere that feels disrespectful and unwelcoming. I came in expecting a simple, professional experience and left feeling frustrated and ignored. Definitely not the level of service I expect from UPS.

I must say that the manager, David Park, is top notch. He is not only very knowledgeable, but…read morefriendly and gave me a veteran's discount, when he could have charged me more.

I've been fortunate to have very positive experiences at this UPS store. The wait is typically…read moreshort (I don't recall ever taking more than 5 mins here), the employees are friendly and efficient, and there is ample parking either on the street out front or in the public parking lot behind the building. If you live locally, I highly recommend dropping by this UPS for your shipping needs!

This is a great place to get a mailbox. Easy access at all hours and a friendly front desk staff…read more If it's near you or convenient for your business, consider them for your next mailbox!

Great guys. I send my mail and packages here. They are always courteous and willing to help.read more

It's been a while since my last visit -- and honestly, I'm glad to say things have improved! For…read moreitems that require a signature, the pick-up process is now super convenient. They have a separate pick-up window right next to the kiosk -- just ring the bell and someone actually comes out within minutes. Love that! The location is still the same -- clean enough, plenty of parking, and close to home. It could use a little more lighting at the counter area, but overall, service feels smoother and friendlier than before. I'm still steering clear of renewing my passport here (let's not relive that fiasco ), but for drop-offs and pick-ups, it's been great lately. Nice to see this USPS stepping up its game -- maybe there's hope for the postal service after all!

If you're coming to the post office it's probably because you don't have a choice so this is more…read moreof a vent/rant and I'm aware it's not going to change consumer behavior because your office is assigned. Probably the worst post office I've been to. Rather than looking for my missing mail they argued with me about it. Not apologetic; they don't have any accountability or take any responsibility. They lost over half my mail while I had it on hold for a week when I was on vacation. And had the nerve to try to gaslight me by just saying I didn't receive anything else... but I get emails daily of what mail will be delivered so I have proof that I had more Mail than they gave me. After requesting that they check again 3x and speaking to the supervisor they finally found ONE piece of mail that I needed.

Dropped off my DHL package with no hassle. Friendly staff accepted and advised me when it would be…read morepicked up and on the truck.

I am an exhibiting professional artist, and my recent experience with Box & Ship in Pasadena was…read moreabsolutely unacceptable. I contracted Box & Ship to handle the packing and return shipment of my original oil painting and custom frame from the 2025 California Art Club Gold Medal Exhibition. Their responsibility was simple: pack my artwork properly, with all of my original packing material, that I clearly had instructions to save, so it would arrive safely. Instead, their negligence, of not saving my original packing material and their poor repackaging, caused damage to my frame, and their customer service afterward towards me was dismissive and unprofessional. Here are the facts: Improperly sealed box: When I received my painting via FedEx on September 10, 2025, one end of the box was barely taped shut and nearly open. Only two pieces of tape barely holding one end of the box closed. My original packing material was mostly missing inside: There was very little packing material holding the painting and frame in the box. The artwork could shift around freely during shipping. Missing original packing: When I shipped my painting to the exhibition in July, I personally packed it with bubble wrap and peanuts so it was tight and secure....it could not move at all. It arrived to the California Art Club Gold Medal Exhibition undamaged and safe. However, after waiting 3-4 weeks to have my painting shipped back to me and Box & Ship finally got around to send it back, most of my original packing material was missing, leaving the piece vulnerable. Resulting damage: Because of their careless packing, the inner wood liner of my custom, hand-finished frame sustained a full break. I hand-finished this frame myself to match the painting, and repairing it will cost $200 in labor and materials. I have extensive photographic documentation showing the poor packing job and the resulting damage. When I contacted Box & Ship to request reimbursement, their response was dismissive. Instead of taking accountability, they told me: "The California Art Club insures the Gold Medal. Not Box & Ship. Please contact Eire and take it up with them." This reply is unacceptable. Not only does it deflect accountability for their poor packing practices, but it also demonstrates a complete disregard for the artists whose work they are entrusted to protect. Whether or not the California Art Club maintains insurance on artworks exhibited, the fact remains that Box & Ship themselves caused the damage through careless handling. As an artist, this experience has been infuriating. I will never trust Eric and Box & Ship again, nor use their poor shipping services. Their negligence not only damaged my frame, but their dismissive attitude shows they do not value their customers or the responsibility of safeguarding important artworks. I strongly urge the California Art Club to reconsider its relationship with Box & Ship. By continuing to use this company, they risk not only their reputation, but damaging more artists' works and undermining their commitment to protecting the contributions of their artist members, which make all their exhibitions possible. For fellow artists: think twice before entrusting your artwork to Box & Ship in Pasadena, California. Based on my bad experience, they are very slow to ship artwork, apparently have too much work for them to handle in a respectable time frame, careless in their packing and refuse to take responsibility when their negligence causes damage.