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2.0 (13 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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(17 reviews)

had an extremely disturbing experience with a postal worker, Tiffany, at this location. I politely…read moreasked if a worker could assist me by getting a heavy package from my car because I was unable to lift it myself. Instead of handling the situation professionally, the employee became hostile, used profanity, repeatedly asked me to go outside to fight, and attempted to grab my phone while I was recording. This entire incident was witnessed by other employees and customers. At no point did I behave physically aggressive, yet the situation escalated due to the employee's conduct. This was completely inappropriate, unprofessional, and made me feel unsafe inside a federal building. Several employees had to hold her back from assaulting me in front of multiple customers. I expect USPS employees to de-escalate situations, not provoke them. This behavior should be investigated.

There are times I do have to come here, but I rue it. I RUE it I tell ya!…read more First, this location is the most local to me and probably the only Post Office within miles (that I know of). It's small with about half the public area given to PO boxes. 9 times out of 10 coming inside here, there is a line - a very slow moving line. There are three counter spaces available, but usually only 1-2 very slow moving Postal workers at these counters. In all the years I've come here, the slow aspect of the way they clear out customers has become a tradition. I know it happens in other Post Offices as well, so this place is really no different. (I've always said if a private corporation bought out the US Post Office, things would run a lot more efficiently.). Besides the obvious slowness, some of the time the workers aren't overly friendly either - a given as well, since they're not required to be. There has been times that someone behind the counter will be courteous or even crack a smile, but it's a rarity when that happens. A few years ago, they had some sort of supervisor out in the front with the customers and boy did those workers' behaviors change for that brief period of time - they became faster and nicer....but once that supervisor stopped being there, it was back to the mundane gingerly approach. And to be fair, it's not all of them because there are some that are actually friendly and helpful as well. I mentioned the place was small with usually a line, but past that, the supplies available for customers to use is usually decently maintained and stocked. If you can nuzzle your way in to get a form or something, you can usually find what you're looking for. I always have things prepared before I come here, so I would probably advise getting a few extra for yourselves if you end up having to come here more frequently. The mail carriers branched out of this location are ok. My usual mail carriers to my house have always been very good - it's the ones who cover them on days off that are the problem. Thankfully, it doesn't happen too often. I've had three mail carriers over the years consistently deliver to my house and all three have always been great. The parking lot is busy and on a busy day, you won't be finding a spot so easy. A lot of people double park on the fire lane even if they're inside waiting on the horrendous line. On a typical Saturday morning the lot can be a madhouse and it's a pain to try and find a spot. If you have to come on a Saturday, I would advise you to come a few minutes before open. This place does keep the lot open for 24 hour Post Office box access and mailboxes.

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0 stars. I brought my $1800.00 wedding dress to the post office to be returned to the company. I…read morepaid for 2 day priority mail, insured and signature service. My box was accepted by USPS and then disappeared. No further tracking information could be provided other then " USPS in possession of item" despite multiple phone calls and emails. Completely unacceptable that no accountability is held for the disappearance of a $1800.00 item.

Small,yet efficient post office located by the intersection of White Plains Road and East 241st…read moreStreet (the street turns into Yonkers Avenue when you cross the Westchester-Bronx county border, while it turns to Baychester Avenue when you head east on it.) Unlike the larger Wakefield Post office at East 233rd Street, this office is small and doesn't attract many lines. Growing up in the neighborhood, it was my preferred place to mail small parcels. Located next door to the East 241st subway station and the last stop on the numbers 2 and 5 trains, this post office happens to be the northernmost post office in New York City. The area was sketchy back during the 1980s when an Off Track Betting (OTB) location operated in the retail space next door, and for sometime the intersection where it was located was rated as the most violent intersection in the city with regards to homicides (all attributed to the OTB location). Since that location has closed, things have gotten better and the post office continues to provide service to those working in the Woodlawn, Wakefield, and Baychester neighborhoods of the Bronx and neighboring Mount Vernon in Westchester County.

US Post Office - postoffices - Updated May 2026

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