No complaints at this small local post office. I've come in a few times over the years and haven't…read morehad a bad experience. The employees have been nice and friendly and it hasn't been crowded. Today, I went in for some stamps and was in and out. There's a small parking lot so that could be a challenge if there's a lot of customers.

Located on Hopmeadow Street across from Town Hall and next to the Simsburytown Shops. Always pretty…read morebusy, the lines can get long at the wrong times. Nice friendly clerks all the time. Parking can be challenging .-there is a skinny lot on the right of the building and a smallish lot behind. As you exit, you can either go right towards Iron Horse Blvd, or left towards Hopmeadow. The drive-up mailboxes to mail stuff will be on your left if you exit towards Hopmeadow,

A nightmare. The alleged postmaster, Carols Ruiz, was loud,…read morerude, accusatory, and nonsensical. I had to ask him at least three times to stop yelling at me--even though all I was asking was that mail service resume at my new home. I bought my Weatogue house in August, and got normal, routine delivery for months. Then suddenly nothing. Not even junk mail. Ruiz claimed that they had no record of my house existing--it's been there since 1976, and as I said, I had received normal mail service at first. I just wish I had videotaped the encounter--I hope they have surveillance video there, so I can show Mr. Ruiz's supervisors what an ordeal I went through.

I don't know why these workers even bother to come to work each day when it is clear, they hate…read moretheir jobs and want to do the absolute very minimum necessary to take care of customers and/or interact

Canton post office is the best. Extremely friendly staff. Very knowledgeable as well.read more

Small neighborhood Post Office in the Canton Village shopping center. Lots of parking and very…read moreaccessible. Pretty small service counter that can see its two stations get backed up fast when crowded. I saw a really nice example of tactful customer service today. I stopped in around 10 AM to mail some of the newsletters I edit and stamp some outgoing mail. I overheard a transaction between one of the clerks and a customer whose credit card wasn't being accepted by the machine. Instead of routinely dismissing the guy with a curt "You're card's been rejected" (we've all seen that before, haven't we?) he very tactfully said something like "hmmm our computer isn't reading your card, it says there is some sort of error, you'd better check with your bank and make sure everything is OK, I'd hate to see you in the supermarket and have a problem if you're waiting to buy food for your family". I just thought he was very humane and considerate and handled an embarrassing situation in a stellar manner. Nice job !

I stopped by the Bloomfield Post Office this morning to ship a package to Canada. The outer design…read moreof this Post Office is really nice. It's an all brick, fairly large building, with a decent amount of parking spaces. The inside shows its age, but as long as the job is done, it doesn't matter. There were no customers waiting when I arrived. They had me fill out a customs form for my package, in the minute it took me to fill it out the line extended by two. Thankfully the wait was short. The two ladies working were pleasant enough, but I could tell, they'd rather be doing other things on this Saturday morning. Should you need to purchase packaging materials, tape, stamps, or greeting cards you can find them at this post office. They provided me with the tracking number, which I have shared with the recipient. This is a nice post office in town, that will satisfy your shipping needs.

Usually I love this location however today was horrible service! I was told they had 1 pen and to…read morewait for the other person using it. come on man do better!

No one really cares here. Just now 3 people left the line because they apparently had been waiting…read moreso long. One person on- and he is totally unapologetic for the wait and lack of personnel. Get it together Avon! You don't find this unprofessionalism at other post offices - I really try hard to avoid the Avon PO and my business is here....

Great Post Office, the staff are friendly and helpful!…read more Sometimes takes a while, but in these times of cutbacks it's not realistic to expect there to be more people assisting customers.

After I sent my last set of postcards at the post office in Washington Depot…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/us-post-office-washington-depot?hrid=HPwL3BGKhP1MRW5mVAWr1w, I needed more post card stamps for the next step. This post office was not out of my way and at 10:00am, they're open. Easy! The clerk was helpful, friendly and efficient though he had to go in the back to hunt up some postcard stamps for me. It's a small post office and the only thing missing is a drive up and drop off lane, and an automated postage vending machine. [Review 18410 overall - 76 in Connecticut - 1932 of 2022.]

The more I look around the Farmington Valley, the more semi-hidden and overlooked evidence I…read morestumble upon that shows how old this area is, and how it was chest deep in the Revolutionary War. Memorials are everywhere signifying events in colonial America. I've lived in Simsbury since 1987, and have visited the Simsbury Post Office at 932 Hopmeadow Street conservatively 200 times. I never noticed this plaque until today, and I only saw it because my car battery was dead and I was standing outside waiting for the AAA truck. At the front of the Post Office, in a strip of grass near the drive-up mail boxes, is a stone monument with an old weathered plaque. The inscription reads: Entrance to Pent Road 1668-1787 THIS ROAD LEADING TO THE RIVER CROSSING WAS A DIRECT ROUTE TO WINDSOR IT WAS USED BY THE MILITIA ON THEIR WAY TO BOSTON IN MAY 1775 PLACED BY ABIGAIL PHELPS CHAPTER D.A.R. 1935 So in other words, Colonial American soldiers walked here about 238 years ago. The shootings at Lexington and Concord happened in April 1775 a month earlier than the date on the plaque. Who knows what fate awaited these men. Did they fight the Redcoats in New York? Or New Jersey? Or Quebec? Did they end up living through the brutal winter at Valley Forge? Did they fight in North Carolina or South Carolina? Were they at the decisive Battle of Yorktown? If they did, their rendezvous with destiny and history may have had a stop in Simsbury........

Store is quick and convenient. Great location for Amazon returns and UPS package drop-offs.read more

This was hands down the most unprofessional and combative customer service experience I have ever…read moreencountered. I visited this location to ship high value luxury designer items (valued at $3,000+) and was met with inexplicable hostility from an employee named Valerie. I paid a total of $108.93, which included a $20.95 packaging fee. Despite paying for this service, Valerie flatly refused to package or seal the box while I was present. She insisted that she would only tape and seal the package after I left the store. When I asked to simply package the item myself to ensure its security, she refused to let me touch the tape, citing "liability and stating I would cut my fingers and start to bleed and further refused to even sell me a roll of tape or an empty box so I could handle the packaging process myself instead. Leaving a $3,000 unsealed package in the hands of someone so openly rude and dismissive was not an option for me so I requested and received a full refund and took my business elsewhere. The most shocking part: I went to a different UPS location immediately after. Not only was the staff there significantly kinder and ten times more professional, but the total cost to ship the exact same 5.5lb box was only $66.19 not $108.93. Valerie's behavior was combative and she seemingly attempted to overcharge me by over $40. This location is a poor representation of the UPS brand. Save your time, your money, and your sanity go elsewhere. Why did she want my Louis Vuitton items to stay in the UPS store unboxed after I paid over $100 for shipping? Were these 2 items going to magically disappear in transit? This will be escalated to corporate as well because the customer service I experienced is quite alarming.

I needed to return an item to Amazon, and this is not the closest location, but it is my favorite…read more I was greeted the moment I walked in. I neglected to notice the associate's name, but he was very friendly, courteous, and efficient. He made polite conversation as he quickly processed the return which made my experience a very good one. Though I can save time going to other locations, I prefer to bring my returns and the packages I need to ship here.

very helpful Did an amazon return and they were quick to package everything up and send itread more