Always crowed with long lines. There are. 2 people working here but only 1 person tends to the…read morelines. I recommend going a bit farther to Adam St one. Never coming back here again.

This is the closest postal office to my house, so I've ended up coming here quite a few times…read more Unfortunately, I can't say I've ever had a good experience. The staff is consistently unfriendly, and one particular woman who works there regularly speaks to customers with a noticeable attitude. On my most recent visit, I came to drop off a package that didn't have a QR code. I asked if they could print the label for me--they said no, so I went to the library, printed it out, and came back. When I returned with the label and my package, I asked if they could tape it on for me since I didn't have any tape. The man at the counter refused, even though there was a roll of packing tape sitting right next to him. It was a small label on a lightweight package--it would've taken two seconds, max. That moment left me feeling so defeated that I ended up crying in my car. I've never felt so frustrated over something so minor. As for value, this place offers very little. The time, effort, and emotional toll of dealing with unhelpful service here simply aren't worth it--especially when there are friendlier options elsewhere. I highly recommend going to a different location if you have the choice. Customers deserve basic kindness and support, especially at a public service facility like this.

I went just before Christmas and they were really patient and helpful at this location!read more

Great local post office on Sandy. Expect a little line due to the closing of other offices over…read morethe years, but friendly clerks to help make up for any wait.

Our company just moved to a business park off of Marine Drive and our landlord didn't happen to let…read moreus know that we needed to order a key at the post office. SO after being in our new location for 5 weeks our mailman came and asked us if we had ordered the key yet. And since we hadn't, he said we could pick up our mail at the post office until then. So off I went and whoa what a line!! But then a savior emerged and asked if anyone was there to pick up mail or packages. Yes yes yes I am sir!! So I let him know our situation and he took care of getting me the mail. This post office is about 5 minutes from our office so it was super easy to get there and back. I was also impressed at how friendly he was and how good the service was at a post office. Ten out of ten.

Don't answer calls I called multiple times. Had to be driven there and I am a wheelchair user.read more

I wouldn't normally leave a review for a post office. I've actually had some pretty terrible…read moreexperiences with people answering the phone at this location. So what compels me to still give them 5 stars? One word: Warren. Warren is a treasure. Always smiling, always helpful, always makes everyone's least favorite errand a pure delight. You're the best, Warren!

I went to the post office Saturday May 30th 2026 to pick up my mail it was a Saturday about 4:30…read morep.m. and there was no customers in the lobby where the PO boxes are and the post office actually was closed otherwise I encountered a person a transgender woman who had strally red hair and dressed like a prostitute loitering in the in the room I said something to her and she became enraged and presented to me a ice pick but she had concealed she was very argumentative and acted crazy and cornered me in the room and was yelling and screaming obscenities and finally she backed off and told me to go to hell so I got my stuff my my mail and left I did tell somebody outside what happened I didn't see anybody go in there I called the police nobody went to do anything really actually took 2 hours to finally talk to the police officer and they didn't follow up they didn't do anything either and this is the letter I got from the post office when I complained about it. I asked if they had cameras and they told me they did not that's a government building and they don't have camera so be aware when you go into Creston station on Foster road in Portland Oregon on off times when there's no employees visible they don't have camera so anybody could rob you in that place and nobody will know. Thank you for taking the time to notify us of your experience. Your USPS® Service Request 88703719 has been marked as closed I am sorry to inform you that Signed us Post office THIS IS THE RESPONSE FROM THE REPORT I sent to the Post office. It was extremely disappointing. READ IT t we do not have any security footage of the PO Box area. Maybe possibly reaching out to USPIS (United States Postal Inspection Service - Protecting you and everyone the post reaches.) they might be able to help you with that. If at any point while you are in the Creston Station, and you feel unsafe, Please ring the Caller Door service bell and a supervisor will be there to help. Please accept our sincerest apology for any trouble this may have caused you. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you again in the future. Sincerely,

Helpful staff, stocked with all the usual packing supplies and greeting cards. This is the main…read morePost Office for downtown Portland and it's quite large with lots of parking out front, and a huge area dedicated to P.O. Mailboxes. They have extended hours, staying open until 6:30 in weekenights, rather than the typical 5mor 5:30pm. My only complaint is the 2nd door to enter is soooo heavy and a challenge to push open for those of us with strength and shoulder issues. They should have a handicapped button to enable easy access for those in a wheelchair, and people like me with chronic shoulder issues. There is a ramp out front for those unable to climb the set of 5 steps.

Deeply gross and unprofessional service. Walked in at 4:15 for fingerprinting, clerk shoes me off…read moreto the passport section and says someone will be with me in a minute. At 4:40 the other clerk (who's been right next to her the whole time) finally bother looking over at me and says the passports desk closes at 4 and to come back tomorrow.

I love the post office. I got back into hand written letters. It started as a way to be a better…read moreuncle to my niece's. Which led me to realize how much I like writing people. Which led me wanting to start writing in cursive again. Which made me want more people writing back. Which led me to gathering as many addresses of friends and family members I could find. Which led me to remember how much I like the U.S. Post Offices system. Growing up in Sacramento, California, the Pony Express history was pretty common knowledge. I always thought how cool and rough it would be to be a Pony Express rider. Just on a horse riding at top speed for days on end. Never mind bandits or first people shooting at you in random areas along the way. So I enjoy going to different locations and checking out the building. Looking for the dedication plaque. Seeing the services available. This downtown Gresham Post Office has a strange one-way in one-way out parking lot, but it has 2 different drop box locations on site. One is across the street and fills up fast throughout the day. The other drop box is found on your way out of the parking lot by the exit you'll see 2 boxes. This is busy location and sometimes those drop boxes can all be full to the brim but no worries. The lobby is open late. You can drop off mail inside. I came here a couple times during the holidays and the line's were long but they moved along nicely. The employees are all nice and helpful. I may be getting a P.O.Box here soon. They have lots of boxes available.

first off let me unequivocally state that some NICE FOLKS WORK HERE. unfortunately on 12/27 there…read morewas no people there, so I was faced with obtaining postage from their dreaded, ancient, and infamous Self Service Machine. total time invested- about 55 minutes. total payoff: one of two small packages properly labeled and dropped off for mailing. here's how it went, if you are interested. I waited behind a couple of folks, one was mailing two packages and one may have been running an ebay store out of her apartment. 20 minutes later I'm at the machine. package ONE: punch in disclaimers, nothing explosive, etc. it weighed the package. after a minute or so it provided the weight on screen, allowing me to move on to dimensions. it is supposed to automatically read the dimension but it was a slim package so it couldn't read it. so after a few minutes of freeze time, it allowed me to manually punch in the dimensions. then I used the clunky onscreen keyboard to enter recipient name/address, sender name/ address, and 6 minutes later I apparently made it to the end of the process. I hit CONTINUE SHOPPING since I had two packages, a decision I would gravely regret. package TWO: same process, it weighed the item, failed on the auto-dimension feature even though this package was bigger, and i punched in all the info. eventually I Got to the last screen and selected Purchase Postage. it was then I realized that when I previously hit CONTINUE SHOPPING that completely cancelled out my six minutes of hard work I had performed for package ONE. it let me purchase the postage (for package TWO only) and after a few long pauses for drama, it gave me the postage and another long pause for the receipt. package ONE: went back to my first package, starting this whole mess again, disclaimers, etc, but it wouldn't even take the weight of the package this time. backed out. cancelled transaction. started again. scale not working. I decided to call it a day before I became violent. I left with 50% of my packages in the mail and a solemn vow not to ever again try to use any piece of automated electronics that is running on vintage 1990s software.

Hours posted do not seem correct. If you need an actual…read morehuman, there may not be anyone until 9:00 a.m.

One of the better post offices in town. It's nice to have a parking lot and not have to fight over…read morestreet parking like you have to do in the NE. The staff here are very nice and helpful and it's usually empty when I stop by on my lunch break. When I recently went to send in my passport renewal, the woman at the desk was able to save me money by using a flat rate envelope over the legal mailer I brought in. She also made sure I had all the materials and everything was signed. I've been nervous about the whole renewal process and she helped give me a bit more confidence that I at least provided everything I needed.

Not sure why so many negative reviews. This small post office services the downtown neighborhood…read moreand businesses across from Tom McCall Park on the waterfront. Yes, to get there if driving you have to navigate one way streets, but most are locals and walk. if driving, come down SW 1st and park right out front in the 15 minute spot. I've been utilizing this post office for years and the staff is always friendly and helpful. When I ask for the lowest price on return packages, they check various options without hesitation. While I've never used their passport services, which seems to be where issues are, I have bought supplies and sent out multiple packages, purchased holiday stamps and visit here to return prepaid packages - all with no issue and friendly service.

The rudest staff members not recommended for passport appointments No customer service at all the…read moreway they speak with customer is way rude.