I don't have perticularly bad experiences with this post office, and I use it a lot. The staffs are…read morehelpful when you actually in the office and shipping or pick up packages. They have one employee who can speak mandarin, so it can be useful for people who need Chinese language service. The packaging (the free priority box) is there on shelf, but they don't carry all the types. So if you want to make sure to have certain type, it's best to order it on usps website, and it's totally free shipping too. The good thing about the post office is that they have the mail collecting box which you can drive through and drop your letter without getting out of car. This post office doesn't have an 24/7 self shipping center. If you want to ship things after your, you can go to the post office in Carnegie center.

Whenever I put a prepaid parcel in our community outgoing mail it usually requires a missing mail…read moresearch after 7 days while my clients wait with frustration. So now I have to drive to the P.O. to ship my items. Very annoying.

This PO cannot properly forward mail. We made a change of address in July and are still having…read moremail delivered to our former, empty house!! Bills are coming to us two months late. What is going on?

I would always go to this exact post office, never have I experienced any problems…read more On December 3, 2023 I walk in to do when I need to get done and continue to run errands. Two older black women were working that day, I don't know like late 50s I'd say. I needed to get the whole shebang for what I needed to send out. One of the workers says to the other "can't you just get that at Walmart wherever that's going." Definitely uncalled for, unprofessional, could've waited to say something when I left the room. Not hard to keep your mouth shut. Then 2 more people after me were given an attitude by the other employee. Other than the professionalism, i was able to get my things shipped.

The Clarkson S. Fisher Federal Building and Courthouse on East State Street, Trenton, NJ, was built…read morein 1932 in the Renaissance style and has undergone several renovations over the past decades to increase security. The post office that once occupied the first floor was removed because it attracted too many people and due to the inaccessibility of convenient parking. DHS eliminated street parking in front of the building because of the risks realized in Oklahoma City. My first law office in Trenton was down the block, and I still find myself in the neighborhood for the Trenton Transportation Center and state offices nearby. Recently I had a few legal matters inside the courthouse, and found my way to the courtrooms on the upper floors for conferences and oral arguments. The chambers and courtrooms are large, high ceilinged and somber compared to the local courts, and give a sense of decorum and dignity that reflects the seriousness of the issues handled there. Just ascending in the elevators and walking the halls brings forth gravitas. So, I enjoyed the time there. The arguments by both sides; the close questioning by the magistrate and judge, and even the settlement negotiations beyond the heavy doors of the inner sanctum. Even better when we succeeded. Not that anyone should want to be called to court there on the wrong end of an indictment or a civil dispute, but if you find yourself there for a less oppressive reason, take a few moments to appreciate the impressive marble, polished wood and heavy oil portraits that contribute to the history of the U. S. Judiciary, and the awesomeness it brings to your day in court.

The old Post office in Main Street, Yardley, PA, is the size of a large closet. It still has a wall…read moreof copper coated post office boxes, and sells stamps and packaging materials. It is really only a substation to the main US Postal Service facility on West Trenton Road in Morrisville. It retains it's charm and historical ambience, despite the fact that services are limited and parking can be an issue out front of in back. If you find yourself in the Borough of Yardley for a medical visit, breakfast of early happy hour, it is worth a few minutes of your time to stop in to enjoy the atmosphere and pick up a few sheets of forever commemorative stamps. It will have you thinking of the way your grandparents saw the world.

This old timey post office is the greatest. The staff is friendly and informative and there are…read morerarely any lines. Even the parking is easy, and that's without a dedicated lot. The hours and facilities are a lot less convenient than the Newtown branch (which is also pretty good), but I always go with the Yardley Post Office when I have packages to mail just to save time and hassle.

I have a small business on Etsy and sent a few packages out through this post office and eventually…read morethe item I made inside was stolen at this location. Do not recommend sending anything from this location.

shortened hours, limited stock inside, workers don't seem to care if they help you or not. save…read moreyourself the time and go to any other post office in the area.

I read reviews about this location that included some crazy things about the staff yelling at you…read moreand disrespecting women. Turns out--they were right! The man in the photographs shared on Yelp is indeed still employed by the government. He seemed used to talking back to customers and told a nice lady to "Calm down" when she got frustrated that they weren't able to accommodate a money order purchase. This man needs to be reported, but according to him, his "supervisor isn't in today". Dude needs to get a grip. Your job is inherently stressful, I get it, but NOT at the detriment to the decency and respect someone deserves to be treated with regardless.

The following is from my friend, Michael, shared from his Google denouncement. We both discovered…read morethat the employee in question is named Kirit. Enjoy ... "The East Indian gent doesn't know the basics of his job and has to call upon his coworkers to complete most functions. (He's a representative most customers try to avoid like the plague, but easier said than done.) Today this nitwit refused to send a box of books via media mail for me, though I've sent books via media mail through this post office before. He said that only "tax books" could be sent via media mail. I asked if that meant my other packages (books) were sent in error via media mail, and he then barked at me to hit the screen to "continue ... continue ... continue." Afterwards, I called the USPS customer service number on the receipt and was informed that the nitwit was a hundred-percent wrong about the media-mail procedure. My complaint has been lodged and will be forwarded to the Rt 33 Post Office, so that the nitwit can be enlightened."

Favorite post office in the area. The staff is very kind and even if the line is long they get you…read morein and out as fast as they can!

I moved 4 months ago and my mail is missing! My old post office is holding all the mail sent…read morethere, Ewing lost the rest!