Urbanna,VA has a really nice, well-maintained post office. It's a typical building but with a…read morelittle porch that gives it a fresh look! Dedicated in 1961, this is a spotless post office with some retro wood paneling and cool post boxes. They have a greeting card stand, a well stocked supply area, a clean desk and information bulletin board, along with a colorful "paper quilt" that looks like it was colored by some local school students. Hours: M-F 8:30-1:30-2:30-5:00 Saturday 8:30-12:00 No passport services

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.

Couldn't see the name of this government building due to the overgrown shrubbery - the maintenance…read moreleaves much to be desired . This small post office in Hartfield seems like they are stocked for hundreds of packages... I imagine the folks using this tiny post office won't use up all these boxes in a dozen christmases!! A post office had been established in this unincorporated community of about 1,500 people since 1889, but this modern, plain brick building has replaced the original one. Elena Sealy is the post master at this location. I gave this post office a 3 star, but I really felt it was 21/2 because of the untidy appearance. Hours M-F 8-12, 1-4:30. Sat 8-11:30 no passport service

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.

This odd looking post office Used to be a school, in 1953, which explains the unique shape. Located…read morein Cobbs Creek ( pop. About 1,200), not far from Mathews, VA, we found this government building on the way to see the lighthouse at the tip of Mathews County. Long narrow galley style, with attention to cleanliness. The desk was stocked with pens and forms for customers convenience. They have photo services, and may process passports, but call first to verify. The service is slow and not too neighborly. Hours 8-1,2-4:15 M-F ; 9:30-11:30 Sat

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.