I am so grateful for this local post office! It allows me to conveniently ship dozens of goods a…read moreweek. Thank you East Falls postal workers!

Not friendly staff, street parking, all and all - not a good place to be.read more

This post office has been great and not so the handful of times I've been there. The Young counter…read morelady working there is on the immature side. Definitely actually. (She probably had been recently hired when I first dealt with her, several months ago.) The checkout person I had been dealing with prior to that girl was fine. I've nothing bad to say about him. Most of the time I've used this spot cause it's closest to my apartment but I must say due to my nerve racking times with that counter "individual"I'd just avoid it if you can. (Note at the moment I'm moving fortunately. Yay for me, hence!)

Spent 15 minutes in line with no service associate present. Could hear them talking in the back…read more Arrived at 3 pm. Don't waste your time

Is it just as luck would have it, or is it some twisted joke, that Temple students must grit their…read moreteeth, maintain that stiff upper lip, pump out their chests, and travel to the North Philly Badlands every time they have to pick up a package? It's probably the latter, but, regardless, it may be worth the trip to visit this majestic post office, to see this anachronism of luxury and community investment in a neighborhood now ravaged and forgotten. It's truly a grand dame of a New Deal WPA post office in a Shadey McShadey Hood. The architecture is like "whoa!". It's pure Georgian gone Art Deco, a clever and subtle nod to Independence Hall 1930s-style. Check the expansive rows of arched windows, check the solid red bricked front, check the miniature bell tower, check the decorative arches. This proud commitment to civic pride stands solitary as the young bulls in rich rose shades pop wheelies down the streets, as the grade schoolers play basketball in front of a drive-by memorial, as the old heads with scruffy beards roll blunts on the stoops of long empty buildings. Despite assertions to the contrary, the line is never as long and never as slow-moving as haters aver. Besides, the company provides constant semi-amusement to pass the time. There's always someone complaining aloud, always a not-quite-but-half-senile old man clamoring for his express scripts. Heck, some mornings you may be able to pick up a "hot date" outside the post on the steps - I'd recommend against it, though. At the very least, you can watch the flirtations and dating games of hop heads strung out on Percs and dulled by weed. One not entirely unattractive "customer" of sorts attested that she "goes to the post office every morning, just to meet people to hang out with". But, if you don't like talking to people or if you just don't like talking to shady people in old post offices in bad neighborhoods, there's other ways to pass the time while in line. For one, the walls are lined with great WPA murals displaying Everyman and Everyday - the soldier, the doctor, the capitalist, the merchant, and, of course, the family - domestic bliss! What a bitter contrast to the scene outside the post office doors! It makes one almost wax poetic. But, don't despair, there's a thread of hope - learn from the Futuristic murals of industry, progress (the racing horse! the speeding train! the lofty eagle!), learn from the Black History Appreciation posters. They show how far we've come, how much more we have to achieve. Granted they are yellow and dusty and crumpled. To think, how funny, that people once upon a time built grand post offices with moralistic murals, that people once upon a time fought for lofty concepts like "justice" and "equality". Nowadays, we hate these 'hoods and laugh at these ghetto monuments, we fight with postal clerks who "waste our time" and "take too long".

Well,it's impossible to get hold of anyone at any of the post offices. They turn off their phones…read morefrom early in the morning till they close. They physical PO closes too early, so if you work and get off at 5 PM, you're stuck if you need them for something, unless you want to speak to an inept AI bot who doesn't understand anything you say, then go for it. Only in Philadelphia, mostly the ones close to Center City. I'm fed up with them.

HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!! Can't do ONE things right or on time. Lost mail, wrong mail, no mail, liars,…read morelazy, no show for work, locked doors, make their own rules, blah blah blah!

So sometimes when I come here and there is 1 person working, I am in and out quickly which is why I…read moregave 3 stars. However, it seems like when there are 4 people working on one day, they can't bother to take the time to help people waiting. They're too busy chatting. This is unacceptable. People need to go on with their day, and the employees need to know how to be more efficient.

Wish they take care of their Loading dock area better, There has been a dead bird in the driveway…read morefor days and other trash. Starting to stink......

Never do they ever answer their phone. Mail was sent out from my bank 10 days ago .we haven't got…read moreanything

Go to any other post office. They claim are never staffed, but while they're not at the windows,…read moreyou hear them in the back. They will put up a sign of every single service available to insist that they are not performing it today. Management and senior management is FAILING.

A government office that claims to close at 5:00PM shouldn't lock its doors at 4:45PM!…read more I guess the staff justifies this by siting the "length of the line" for counter services. Too bad there were all of FOUR people in it!

Not sure what this post office does, but they do not sell stamps or scan packages. Seems like just…read moremore of a sorting facility maybe. Don't waste your time. Rang the bell three times before anybody answered but the guy was nice.

Terrible, called 6x, NO ANSWER! It's unbelievable how they just don't pick up,is the payroll that…read morebad?

One of the worst experience I can recount in the last 10 years using a post office…read more.. The line is long on a regular Tuesday. One person working. There is tv blasting in the back office somewhere. Where is everyone? Each person also takes so long when it's straight forward letters!! Why does cell phones not work here? I'm trying to pull up my QR code and need to reset the network a few times to get it working. Never returning

Slow Service One person working…read more 7 people left due to their passport appointment being canceled with no notice. Supervisor advised the person is on vacation. No one canceled the appointments or notified anyone. My advice...choose another location. Nothing will be done here productively or quickly unfortunately.

They closed for 2 days straight due to the "system being down." They also close early when they…read morefeel like it and take 2 hour lunches like it's France. NO INTEGRITY AND PISS POOR MANAGEMENT!

Great team. Lovely customer service. Very professional and clean. I've only visited a few times…read morebut every time is helpful and accurate. I would recommend for all package and parcel related needs.

I hold great affection for Liberties Parcel. These eight years and more have I walked with them,…read moreand of this I can say with full heart: they are a most wonderful company of souls. If I enter their doors weighed down with sorrow, I depart with gladness upon my face. If I come in already joyful, that joy yet abides with me as I step back into the street. These good men are truly remarkable, an anchor both for me and for the parcels entrusted to their care. Ever do they go beyond what is asked, giving more than is required. They stand as a true likeness of Philadelphia's brotherly love. The finest of fellows, every one.