I live in walking distance from this location after dealing with the reps there I rather drive to…read moreanother friendly and polite location, the clerk had an attitude was rude when I asked about a mishandled package,the supervisor was not any better he looked like he didn't want to be there and was not interested about my concern. Poor customer service

I just started shipping I handmade jewelry, and sometimes have trouble with picking the right…read morepackage, Kaylani always helps me at this location she has a great attitude, she's well informed and explains how things work, one I wrote the to at the top of my package and the from at the bottom she quickly fixed it with a label and switched the to and from for me! I always also see how she helps others I'm so glad someone like Kaylani works there she makes the experience so much easier! thank you Kaylani! Very satisfied with the service

A well run and very nice local Post Office. The employees were friendly and helpful especially the…read moredesk staff. They welcomed everyone and moved everyone through in a timely manor.

The Dunedin post office front line staff are amazing…read more Highly recommend this post office

If misery could be summed up in one angry, bitter face it would be the young lady behind the…read morecounter here. Slow as molasses. 10/10 with the side eye. Makes you wonder the hiring process.

The customer service ladies are, one fake and the other very rude. The only nice one is the…read moreHispanic girl. I moved to an area code that this particular post office is assigned to. Boy did I F up there's always problems with deliveries especially the guaranteed next day delivery???Always freaken late and they don't want to take accountability over anything.. Customer care? Same!!! I see now why places like UPS and more are making so much money, you're paying for service whereas USPS has to beg people to use them..u get what u pay for sooo true.....I mean shouldn't my post office get in touch with the post office that the package was delivered to? No!! IM suppose to call that post office in the other state but when I dial the number with the right area code in only bumps me back to the 800 number.. they don't communicate what so ever it's been 2 much and no one knows any thing about the package to the point that I have to start my claim over again..EXACTLY I'm confused as well.. oh and every time u call the 800#it's a huge wait and how do I know? I'm actually on the phone with them they said it will be 45 mins before answer. There goes my day. HEY IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING IMPORTANT TO MAIL AND YOU WANT IT TO GET THERE AND ON TIME DO NOT USE USPS...

Its open all hours with a dropbox for mail which makes this the best location for someone not able…read moreto get to a post office 8-5. Staff is super nice and place is clean. Dont bother with the passport office though. Canceled appointments and when there was told the picture provided (exported from the passport website tool) was too big and the camera doesnt work. Easy to fix problems that the office didnt seem pressed to fix putting you out of time you scheduled.

Sue the manager is extremely rude and the employees will hang up on you. They're completely useless…read moreand work for no reason other than doing 20 years giving 0 effort to get a federal pension. This review is coming from a disabled combat veteran, the USPS and the VA suffer from the same disease ie. hiring the lowest of the low and accepting the bare minimum. The only difference between my job with the feds and those with the USPS is, well... life and death. They love to repeat themselves over and over without actually understanding your service related issues in the first place. Pathetic

This is my home post office and I have yet to have a bad experience. I hope I'm not jinxing myself!…read moreEach time that I come, I get great service. When the line is long, I always get an apology when I get to the clerk and I get out within 15 minutes. Every person with whom I have interacted at this post office has been friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. If you are not sure which special stamps are in stock, you can always look at their display box by the line. It has all of the stamps available. Today I bought a sheet of lunar new year snake stamps and lunar new year horse stamps. They will be gifts to babies born in those years for the first birthday that they can write a thank you letter!

The staff had experienced a power outage and had to reboot their scales today. (causing a small…read morewait time) As about 6 customers waited in line patiently , there was a truly horrible, unkind, miserable woman who verbally attacked the staff because she had to wait. She even verbally attacked a young woman and her children. The staff handled her with grace and professionalism. We were all cringing at the abusive woman and I hope the staff had a much more positive day. They deserved a medal! Hopefully this isn't something they have to deal with on a daily basis. Kudos to the Palm Harbor Post office staff.

A lot of resources at this post office and friendly service! The staff were helpful and so nice. I…read morealso liked how it was open later than most post offices.

This is a fairly big post office that is clean and organized with friendly service. Depending on…read morethe time of day or time of year, it can be crowded. Recently, I went on a Thursday at 4PM with only 1 employee helping a customer and another customer in line in front of me. It was about 10-15 minutes before a 2nd employee helped the next person on line. I would rate it 3.5 stars, but rounded up because of the service and because I wasn't in a rush.

Came here to get assistance with social security application. The two phone numbers to this office…read morethat I received were both automated systems that simply sent you in a loop and provided irrelevant information. They are boards and signs posted all around the front door stating you can only come into the office via appointment only. However when you try to call to set an appointment or do it online it's impossible. I showed up without an appointment, typed my information into a kiosk and waited to be seen. I am writing this review while waiting to be seen. I am thankful that I will be able to talk to someone but this entire process is cumbersome even to a person in their 20s such as I. Improvements need to be made.

The people giving 5 stars are paid to do so. I have been dealing with them now for 2 months. They…read morelet you wait on the phone for at least an hour. Scheduling appointment will take two weeks. We have hand delivered documents and sent some via registered mail. Agents could not locate the those documents when confronted. We had 5 appointments, none resolving our problem. It is impossible to schedule face to face interview. Latest phone call appointment never happened. When I called the main number they said the agent is delayed. They never called later as promised. I would give the service zero.

This post office is the first Open Air Post Office in the United States…read more It's a beautiful building! The first corner stone was laid in October of 1916 and the building was completed almost a year later in September 1917.

Well I thought I would pop off a review for the very architecturally cool Open Air Post Office, the…read morefirst of its kind. I once worked near here, actually at a few places, all walking distance, and this is the post office I would use. I can't comment on how it functions as a post office now, but as a bit of "local flavor" it's pretty cool. I say this for two reasons. One is the obvious cool factor. Built in the Mediterranean Revival style and completed on September 27, 1917, it's a throwback to a different era. The lines and curves of this building are like no other post office that I know of. Sam H. uploaded a good series of pictures showing off the beauty of this post office. The other reason it has a bit of local flavor is for the rather seedy crowd that seems to gather. A sign warns that if you are not here on post office business, the police are authorized to act as agents for the post office and remove trespassers. I can't imagine what led to the need for that sign (proximity to Williams Park maybe?), but since it's open air, it's means access to the PO boxes is also pretty easy, and 24 hours. No other 24 services exist though. In the north west corner of the open air part a flight of stairs leads up to the historic museum. I did not have a chance to confirm that it's still in operation, but if you are a post office aficionado, it may be worth a look. On April 4, 1975, this post office was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. [update] Here's a little extra reading I found if you want more history: http://www.stpete.org/historic_preservation/historic_landmarks/local_landmarks/docs/Open_Air_Post_Office.pdf