My favorite letter and package drop for years, mainly because of Shai. Sunny, knowledgeable,…read morefriendly and patient man.

Small Country Post Office. Short to no lines. Service friendly & fast. Adequate parking lot…read more Building pretty new & clean.

Adequate is the best description I can provide for their service. They accept your package for…read moreshipping without much fanfare or interaction which left me feeling less than appreciated. I've been to other UPS Stores that greet you warmly and thank you for your business...just not this location. Maybe I've been on days when they're short staffed which I know is no fun, so I'll keep trying.

Professional get the job done in a timely manner and are always very courteous. What more do you…read morewant from a UPS store.

Such a great feeling to be greeted with a smile when you walk into a business. Friendly and helpful…read morestaff too. No need to touch the door. Just wave at the sensor, and Open Sesame! What a genius concept for when your hands are full with boxes...or for COVID precautions! They accept UPS, USPS and FedEx drop offs, so super convenient! Since Postal Annexes are locally owned, you're also supporting a local vs big box business.

Postal Annex customer service and quality of work is above and beyond next level. Tara, Kay, and…read morethe whole team are kind, responsive and they can do it all! I use them for everything from sending things abroad to printing thousands of prints at a time for work. They can do high quality prints on nice paper for very reasonable prices. I try to give them 5ish days heads up for larger projects so we can work through the details. They nail it every.single.time. I've stopped going to any other postal or print places- do yourself a favor and give them a try.

Mr. Martin was so helpful and polite. All of the staff were kind and efficient. If you need to go…read moreto a Social Security office this is the one to go to

Great service. My wife and I had an appointment. We went in got friendly professional service.read more

I haven't been to the DMV since my license was issued in 2013 so I was coming to see about a…read morerenewal and I know the process is different with COVID so I wanted to see what the process was now. The man who is working today July 20, 2020 at 1:15pm has a terrible attitude. I simply walked up and asked if you have to have an appointment and do they take walk ups because I didn't know, he shakes his head at me while telling me I suggest you make an appointment. And I told him, "I'm just asking a question." There was absolutely no need for all the attitude, if you hate your job that's not my problem but when I'm asked a question at my job I answer, without the attitude. I just don't understand it, work on the customer service especially when you're asked a question nicely, no need for all that.

This Establishment is awful save your time / money and plan to visit other areas for what you need…read more! These people are very rude and do not have a pleasant customer experience in plan for you ! Take my word for it ! You will not have a good experience at this place ! They do not care about anything you may need or care about helping you get it ! very unprofessional Do NOT TRY IT!!!BE WARNED!

A beautiful, well preserved, historic building is the perfect location for the New Bern Historical…read moreSociety. Rumored to be haunted, so tread lightly. We were greeted upon entry by a volunteer in the front office and advised on what the building held and how to properly tour it on our own. We were given a handout that explained the particulars of the building and its history. There are so many artifacts and stories on the walls and in displays. I really enjoyed our time here, and would love to do a tour after dark some night if that was an option. The backyard is accessible as well, which has manicured gardens and a couple of headstones resting under some bushes. I'm sure there's a story behind them, but I'm not familiar with it to share with you. The Ghosts of New Bern tour took us to this location and shared several stories about old ladies, children, and cats.

They could actually try and deliver packages and not just say they attempted and change to having…read moreto pick up the package at the store.

The staff is always so helpful with helping me get my work packages out. Always a smile and a kind…read moreword

One of less than a dozen drawbridges in North Carolina, the Alfred A Cunningham Bridge replaced an…read moreolder swing bridge that dated back to the 1950's. This new bridge opened in 2010 and is a double-leaf bascule bridge that carries Front Street in New Bern. Alfred Austell Cunningham was an American aviator and Marine Corps officer who became the first Marine Corps aviator and the first director of Marine Corps Aviation. His military career included service in the Spanish-American War, World War I, and U.S. operations in the Caribbean during the 1920s. The bridge opens on the hour and the half-hour from 6 am to 10 pm., except from 7:30 am to 8:30 am and from 4:30 pm to 6 pm, when it will remain closed.to help facilitate the exit of traffic in and out of downtown during commuting hours. Confused? Good luck. Bridge operators are employees of the North Carolina Department of Transportation, who own and operate the bridge. There is no toll to cross the bridge. [Review 18892 overall - 3377 in North Carolina - 2415 of 2022.]