Lovely post office w a grand entrance in West Point, Virginia . The interior looked 100 years old…read moreor older, very nicely maintained. I felt weird about taking pictures inside, but it has that nostalgic old post office feel for sure. Nice lady assisted me in shipping a book via media mail.

I'm forced to go here due to my work and short lunches (used to go to the point). They move like…read moreturtles and will gladly waste 20 mins of your 30 mins lunch. They also have NO idea what they're doing or what's going on, ever. I was told I couldn't ship something out in a way that I've done it 1000x before. I've been told multiple wrong things by them. I HATE being forced to go here so much I'm literally going to change my work schedule so I don't have to go here anymore. AVOID AVOID AVOID.

Although I was disappointed in the rather plain, boring exterior of this strip mall post office, it…read morewas clean and well stocked and spacious. The original, much more charming post office, used to be located in a quaint brick building in the heart of Main Street, but sadly moved to this drab location further down the road. They have extended services here, including passports, self serve kiosks, and a greeting card station so kudos to them! Hours M-F 8:30-5, closed for lunch 1:30-2:30. Saturday 10-12.

Super clean post office! Well stocked and offers a greeting card kiosk, plenty of mailing supplies,…read moreand a variety of stamps! The service was slow, but it was a busy Friday. Located in a strip mall, the plain facade is nothing to "write home about". They have passport service here so that's a plus! The hours are M-F 8:15-4:30. Not open on Saturday? Really? Lightfoot P.O. might have some folks p.o.ed!

I always come to this post office. The staff are friendly and helpful. The one close to me is…read moreawful so I travel to this one.

My favorite post office in the Williamsburg area. But why? It was large, for one, and well-staffed…read more The customers were considerate and patient. And the location was great, near to the Amtrak rail station and w/in walking distance to colonial Williamsburg and the College of W&M. I often walked here, but the location was worth it. Admittedly, Williamsburg is neither a poor nor a diverse neighborhood, and the place reeks of history. This was a post office where all the fundamentals were in order. But, what made it memorable? Not much, really. I have trouble conjuring in my mind the layout of this place, despite multiple visits. People got things done fast and efficiently, but they rarely talked to each other. It reminded me of a Deutsche Post in Germany, actually (too bad you can't Yelp Deutschland. Yet ... ) But it would have been nice to meet some more locals.

They do not answer there phone It says they will give you to…read morean operator and it rings a bunch of times and then hangs up on you.

Dropped items off and they never were tracked and disappeared. I feel either this office or where…read morethey send it too in Richmond are thieves. One of my packages will be delivered but the other one won't be? They are thieves

Very poorly managed location!! STILL super long lines that move so slow because only 1 very slow…read moreworker!!! Not sure WHY! We always end up driving further to the N. Boundary location because they have better customer service there and faster service and shorter (or no) line.

Going to the post office has always been simple. Buying post stamps and shipping off items have…read morebeen my go-to at this location. For this visit, we needed to get a collection of stamps. Sophia usually handled that arena by mostly ordering online, but we were running short so I was given the task to pick some up. It was right after I got off work so I stopped by on the way home. Foot traffic was very minimal which resulted in no wait at all. I actually stood in line for no longer than 15 seconds. As stated earlier, it was for buying a book of stamps. To my surprise, the cost for the book was over $14. Back when I used to ship items off by mail, stamps cost under $10. It's crazy to see the prices go up each year. Unfortunately, we have to accept the changes and move on. Besides the price increase, the transaction went smooth as usual. I know this location will always come in handy for yours truly. Till next time :)

Staff was very helpful. All items for flat rate shipping were in stock including 10 boxes of the…read morelarge flat rate shipping boxes I needed. Large selection of gift cards is convenient for people sending out mail and wanting to throw in a few dollars. The facility was clean and hand sanitizer available upon entrance.

I wish I asked for the employee's name behind the counter. I'm grateful she checked my…read moreclick-n-ship label before accepting the package. I had the wrong packaging selected and I'm not sure my package would be delivered on time. Thanks for paying attention to detail. Very much appreciated.

The employees are extremely incopetent. if you need help, be prepared to wait. if you need a label…read moremade for shipping, you might wanna make your own because they're a little slow here and don't know how to create them oh small packages lmao. I see new people here all the time and each time, they never know what they're doing.

Supposed to open at 0830 but at 0840 on a Monday morning there is a line of eight people, the doors…read moreare locked and the lights are still off.

This is the latest addition to my "Going Postal" Yelp list, tasked with discovering the reason why…read moresome post offices are better than others. This one SHOULD have been great, since the W&M campus is historic, gorgeous, and generally really nice. But the USPS branch had a terrible location in the lower floor of the student union (one of two), and it was hard just finding it! The, assuming that you arrived, you had to wait in line and had no real sense that the staff cared about you. So ... what made this unpleasant: the surly staff or the less-than-stellar location? Or the students who only cared about getting their packages and getting the hell out of there? It's all three, of course, but LOCATION matters. A lot. This is my first major "breakthrough" in my quest to find the formula for the perfect, 5-star post office. Location, location, location.

Established in 1898, this is a cute, petite post office in Susan, VA in Mathews County ! The…read moreoutside looks like a tiny cottage and inside is full of charm and vintage post office boxes and lots of wood accents. There was a sweet wooden and wrought iron bench inside with local newspapers upon it. It wasn't well-stocked and could've been tidier. The floors definitely need a good cleaning to really make this post office a gem. But its quaintness and rustic design won me over! Hours M-F 9:30-1:30, Saturday 8:30-12

Such a great piece of Mathews history. Established the day after Valentine's Day in 1898. I luv…read morebeing able to think people have been enjoying the beauty of Mathews for such a long time. This building is simply charming and Anna the postmaster is always helpful. There is a huge rosemary plant outside they allow the locals to take bits from to use in cooking. Hurray for small town rural life.