The post master is straight up mean…read more I'm supposed to be able to get a free PO box because I live in a location where the post office does not deliver mail. Point Reyes Station is the most convenient location for me since it's only a few miles from my work, and (unlike the Inverness location) has enough open hours for me to stop by before or after work. I'm a seasonal worker for the government. I've been all over the Pacific Northwest, and never found a post office that wasn't eager and excited to help me out-- until now. The worker at the front counter was actually really nice. She told me she has family from Folsom. We had a nice little chat, then she went to grab the post master to ask her what to put down for my physical address. A blond woman with a Russian accent who identified herself as the post master was very rude to me. She did nothing but look for excuses not to help me. On top of being rude, she was super incompetent. Based on the way she treated me, I would have thought she had never met someone with my same job before. I came prepared with my passport, lease agreement, employee ID, and more. Per the application, my passport and lease agreement should be enough. She gave me the third degree about my physical address. I showed her what it said on my lease. I showed her where I live on Google Maps. Again, she acted as if she'd never heard of my employer or worked with someone from my work before. She told me that only one person per location can get a free PO box, meaning that I would have to give another unrelated adult unfettered access to my mail, which I am not okay with. I begged her to help me until I had to walk out because I was about to cry. I need a PO box in order to adult and basically keep my whole life from falling apart. When I vented my frustrations to my colleagues, I found out that this particular post master has a huge reputation for being rude to staff. She's infamous. I called the post office to file a formal complaint, as I feel that her refusal to work with me violates the law. If you want to be treated with competence and kindness, steer clear of this post master.

Great small town Post Office. Housed in an old train station, it's the hub of town and you'll…read moreeventually run into anyone you know while there. The staff are helpful and kind. We all know the USPS has it's problems, but they do right if you give them half a chance.

Fantastic service Clean space…read more Helped us out with our passport application Highly recommended

I am convinced Tiburon location is the best in whole Bay Area if not the country…read more I had superior experience on a day that could have been disaster for any worker. April 15 is the last day to file taxes, line at the door was a mile away right when John opened the doors with the warmest smile. I was there with two very young kids to get passports done, not one but two. Seeing John navigating guests through was mesmerizing. Early morning, people with piles of papers, million questions and in rush. John remained calm, knowledgeable,friendly, helpful and so professional. I was in that location for the first time, we drove there for 2 hours in early morning with little kids thinking it's the only location taking walk-ins for passports. It appeared to be they are not- mistake in the system but John was the nicest about it, still helped us with everything although he was the only person behind the desk. I was pleasantly surprised he knew majority of guests by the name, greeted them warmly and had everyone in and out of the door in minutes. His attitude, love for his work and their customers made this experience not only pleasant but unforgettable. He truly made an impact on our family and our whole day. Thank you, John!!!

We love our local post office. Allen holds it down and we have nothing to complain about like the…read moreother stale review about this location.

This is the worst post office I've ever been to. When you have your packages sent from Amazon they…read morereject it because the postmaster told me at this post office that the drivers for the US PS don't wanna drive past Woodacres post office and bring it down to the san Geronimo post office. Essentially they're lazy she said. I've had multiple packages returned to Amazon and I could see that they were tracked to Woodacre and then returned. The distance between the San Geronimoand Woodacre post offices is 1 mile. This is ridiculous and truly the worst service ever. When is the USPS going to update Their services and provide customer service that works with highly functioning organizations like Amazon. Don't get a PO Box here go either to the Woodacre post office or go in town and find another one. You've been warned.

They are always super friendly and knowledgeable. I am so glad this is my post office. Best post…read moreoffice by far!

Knowing what goes on behind the scenes, I KNOW the people of Woodacre get the best possible…read moreservice. In talking to residents of this community, I think they would agree. I just wish more people would post reviews to offset the few with an ax to grind.

As a life long resident of Inverness, I've seen my share of postal employees here. THIS team is far…read moreand away the best version of USPS professionalism. The institution that is Lynn, Gayle and John are all fantastic! The service is quick and friendly and they really go out of their way to ensure that mail gets to all us country folk with less-than-traditional postal needs.

Love this post office!! Super efficient and friendly staff. Grateful to have this post office in…read moreour small town.

I come to this post office every month or so for work related priority mail. Dated and plain post…read moreoffice with space for only 3 clerks at a time. However, most of the time, they only have one mail clerk at a time and everyone has to wait in one line. Once in a while they do open two terminals but rarely. The service one gets is helpful and pleasant, but I wish the place didn't close for one hour mid-day for clerks' lunch breaks. I always forget they close from 12-1 and I end up waiting or going somewhere else. For a busy College Avenue area amidst small businesses, restaurants, markets, a middle school, elementary school and a community college, this little postal office operates like it is in a quiet, suburban, unpopulated area. But the place does get the work I need done. I just have to remember their work hours and beat the lines.

the phone number on the website is a LIE. it goes to a fax…read moresomewhere. Great example of why the postal service should be privatized or completely revamped.

They're super helpful, efficient and have a super cute shop with nice gift cards and last minute…read moregift ideas.

They are the best place to go to ship and to color copy- they have a great paper selection and…read morewonderful color rendering- as well as friendly service- inlcuding a macsot dog!

What a nice and quaint post office! Norman was behind the counter and was so friendly and helpful…read more Had a good conversation with him about postal things. The man even invited us back to stop in for a visit when we are passing by.