I like this location and the space. There are convenient drive thru mailboxes. Louisiana can be a…read morebusy road so it's does help getting in and out. They have a decent sized parking lot...so again easy in and out. I have been going here for years and there is a postman who is a true gentleman at the front counter! He is all smiles and nothing but helpful! Always explains the best way to ship your packages. Now... do not speak to the postwoman at the front counter as she is rude and down right b*tchy. They were out of the "free" boxes, and I simply asked if they had more before I filled out the label for nothing. Ya pretty much don't do that she will bite your head off. I will continue to visit this location, but I will wait for the gentleman!

You guys. I can go here and give them literal pennies and they help my cards and packages go across…read morethe country in days. This is magic enough for me to give five stars to the wonder that is the USPO. I don't think the grumpy lady works here anymore. Or maybe she just doesnt phase me.

The worst service I've ever received. The person working named "jazz" is intentionally slow, rude,…read moreand condescending. They must struggle to find staff because I don't know how this sad human has a job. It is clear they are purposefully giving poor service.

"jazz" might be the worst customer service employee I have ever come across. Absolutely no help,…read moreextremely slow, and rude. This might be the worst post office on the planet. No cap

Such a small parking lot and very little space to park on the street. I came here with my family to…read moreget passports for the kids during the walk-in hours (9-10am) and showed up at 9:30am. There was 1 family inside the office and 2 more people in front of me. They finished with the family inside and decided at 9:40 that they weren't taking any more walk-ins and closed the door. They wouldn't even open the door to answer a question I had about providing the necessary proofs. Luckily the attendant at the front was kind enough to give me a phone number to call later. Quite disappointing

I really loved that the package drop-off was close to the door. When I package, label, etc. at…read morehome, I don't want to go through loop de loops or get in line, or deal with crowds, etc. It was great walking in, putting the package in the bin, grabbing a couple free envelopes and boxes, and being on my way. Set up very nicely.

Hello, I have lived here for more than 20 years and never had a negative experience until today…read more There is no longer any parking available in the lots. There used to be one or two for short term drop offs. Today, I was picking up stamps and after about 3 minutes the younger man in a blue sweater started yelling at me to leave as I had parked in a USPS spot. I asked where customers are to park now? The older, kinder gentleman said customers are to park in the ramp down the street. I was about to pay for my stamps when the younger man, ranted at me to leave and NOT buy anything from them. Then he was outside watching me get into my car-in an empty lot-without my purchases. I will never go back to this place. No one deserves to be yelled at or told they can't buy your product. It seems that the man's job was to patrol an empty parking lot from the rule breakers who simply want stamps. I suggest bringing back the 2 spots you used to have. It's a short parking stay for a post office visit.

Edina Post Office, I've got no complaint about you. You have decent parking and reasonable lines…read moreand of course the conversations you might overhear are the best most Edina like stories that will entertain my friends later. Once I tried to drop off a package with a UPS label and the counter staff was really mean to me. Oh well, maybe some Edina person went home and got to laugh at me with their spouse. Laughing is good.

This post office is a convenient location. It was closed when we went there because it was a…read moreweekend. I was a little surprised that in the lobby there was not a drop box for small packages, only a mail slot.

I had some time to kill and needed a roll of stamps. Besides my regular mail I had Christmas cards…read moreall ready to go. It was great that as you walk in there's a small table and chair so I could sit down and just put stamps on and mail right there. Who knew there could be some tranquility at a post office. Great location and great restaurants across the street and close by.

Golden Valley Visited October 31, 2025, around 5:26 PM…read more I understand the frustration of customers arriving near closing time -- that's why I literally ran from my car, smiling and apologizing with my body language before I even reached the counter. For context, this wasn't a last-minute birthday-card run -- I had a stack of eight neatly prepared manila envelopes, each addressed to state and federal agencies including the Attorney General and Department of Commerce. These were priority mailings -- time-sensitive, official, and important. I've spent nearly twenty years in customer-facing roles -- hospitality, personal-assistant work, and owning a residential and commercial cleaning business -- while simultaneously serving as a certified PCA/CFSS worker. I'm no stranger to service or empathy; I know both sides of the counter. Inside were two employees: a middle aged gentleman and a younger woman. The gentleman was kind, calm, and genuine -- the kind of worker who makes you feel human. The woman, who carried herself as if she were the manager or shift lead, was the opposite: cold, dismissive, and condescending. When I politely asked if the post office accepted EBT cash benefits, she cut in before her coworker could answer: "A -- we're closed. B -- we don't take EBT. We take major credit and debit cards only." I showed the information I'd found online, but she repeated her "A and B" line twice. The gentleman gently mentioned that some post offices might accept EBT, but she overrode him again. I said, "You don't have to be so unkind." She replied, "I'm not. I'm simply answering your question. We can't help you." Then, with a smirk: "Ma'am, I'm just trying to direct you to a place that will accept that card." No -- she wasn't trying to help; she was shutting me down. Her tone was disconnected and demeaning. This serves as both a thank-you to the kind gentleman behind the counter and a formal complaint about the unprofessional conduct of the woman who seemed to be in charge. In times like these, kindness costs nothing -- yet it means everything. Unprofessional conduct overshadowed what could've been a five-star experience. Respectfully, I see your A and B and raise you C -- for Calling Out Coldness and Choosing Kindness anyway.

I was very happy with my recent experience here. The rep was very helpful friendly and positive…read more The person next to her was not a very happy person. He seemed like he didn't like his job or maybe his coworker annoyed him by asking him to grab some stamps for her. He seemed annoyed that she asked him to grab another one after I changed my mind and decided I wanted 2 instead. There were only 15 stamps in the package. I got the Low Rider stamps! They're pretty cool looking! Sent a certified mail.

Jill was awesome! quick in and out. Got the job done! I don't know why there is a negative review.read more

Awesome postal workers and they are patient, friendly, and efficient. Love this place, all in…read morewalking distance from where I take care of my business

Extremely rude at the counter. The lady was really nice and friendly to everyone and when I walked…read moreup with a smile on my face, she was short and rude with her response to my simple question. Will never come back.

Ambiance: It's a post office, but it seems like a rather old and or outdated location. They don't…read moreseem to have air conditioning or one that works very well. They usually have a fun blowing for the customers and that's a PLUS.. we appreciate it. it's not dirty or unkept and they keep the items stocked. Service: I usually only experience pleasant ppl.. like one guy who has continuously given his own change for people who were a few cents short for something that needed to be sent, things of that nature.. today though, that same guy seemed very irritated. LOL The service I had though was from another gentleman, named Jim. Jim was so nice and friendly and professional. Basically,he made me feel like he didn't look at me as "just another northside customer." He treated me like, "a customer." ...and I appreciated it. It was like a continual ball of paying it forward was being played that day with service and going out of the way to help each other.. and that was being played between customers and staff that day. Pretty good day, so I made sure to check in so i could tell you all about my experience.

This is my neighborhood post office but recently I have had some real issues with extremely slow…read moredelivery - like a month to deliver a letter to some one who lives a few blocks from the post office in the same zip code. On two occasions within 3 months I have had very slow - like 3 weeks to a month - delivery to people living in the same zip code as the post office. In both cases these contained checks for services such as yard work. In both cases I dropped off the letters in the mail slot INSIDE the building. In both cases I had to hand deliver new checks to the individuals as they needed to be paid. Also we frequently get mis delivered mail at our house. I do not feel I can rely on USPS anymore.

Not my neighborhood post office but that's okay. The parking was a bit of a challenge as the lot is…read moreweirdly placed and a bit of a walk to the front of the building. This station is small but the staff were super friendly! It also seems as if there are regulars they see often as one employee was having a personal convo with one of the customers, which is super nice to see in these spaces. My service was quick and easy, and I was in and out. Not too crowded like it can be in other busy ones.