In and out in 5 minutes on my passport appointment. Lady helping was nice and helpful. Made the…read morewhole process smooth!

I love old postal buildings! They don't make them like this anymore. Easy to park for free along…read morethe road in front.

best post office on the shore! nicest most helpful people !…read morePeople come from other towns to Onley PO when they have a problem or anything complicated knowing they'll get their answers or help from a very kind and patient staff!! I'm so glad I get my mail in Onley.

Many of the post offices on the Eastern Shore are pretty plain, brick rectangular buildings. They…read moreweren't designed for architectural beauty, but rather practicality. The Chincoteague post office may not look like much on the outside, but inside, I found a wealth of information. The postal worker there, a pleasant woman, was so cordial and helpful. She gave me some history of the post office dedicated on 1963, telling me that this structure replaced the smaller post office which used to be further down Main Street because it outgrew the population, which is now approaching 3,000. There's plenty of parking and easy access. We came on a Saturday, and it wasn't busy at all. After giving me a brief background of the building, the postal worker was eager to show me the variety of stamps for sale. She spread them all out on the counter and let me choose my selections while we chatted about the designs. She gave postal workers a good name! Yes, this "vintage" edifice can use some perking up, maybe update the flooring, lighting and a splash of paint. But the brass mailboxes, the retro mint tile which I loved, and other antique fixtures add to the charm of this older post office. The hours are 8:30-4:00 M-F, Saturday 8:30-12:00. No passport services. Mailing supplies were plentiful. This post office is average in its appearance, but the affable customer service took it up a notch!

Came in to get some post card stamps and ended buying other cool stamps. Just one person at the…read morecounter when walked in but later, another person showed up. She made me sign the back of my credit card which I didn't like since I also had my ID with me which she can check when I sign the pad but nooooooo I had to sign it first. Service was pretty horrible. She didn't want to get me the stamps that I wanted after she pointed out to me what was available. Then, I asked for another one and she was super reluctant. Sadly, the other lady told her she had it too when she said she couldn't find them in her draw. So signed I did on the back of my card. I've never done that purposely so I can show my ID instead. Got my stuff and out the door.

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.

8.19.21 Very professional knowledgeable excellent at giving clear concise directions and has a…read moregreat smile ( Cybill ) ( Clerk 08 ) Thank You For Your Great Service!

Love this Post office! The post Master and all the employees, especially Jennifer, are really good…read moreat what they do. Best of all, they know who their customers are and provide wonderful, personalized service. Everything from normal mail to packages to getting a new passport is done quickly here.

Solomons Post Office staff are the best! They always greet us with a smile and are quick to serve…read moreeveryone. They go above and beyond with the extras, such as handling last-minute requests to hold mail or phone calls changing the date of my return, etc. Today, they even managed to get a media mail package to me that had a former address and used the zip code for a post office that has been closed for nearly three years. Thank you, Solomons USPS staff for the excellent service you provide!

Smells like mail. Staff are very friendly!read more

Montross is a cool, sweet town in the Northern Neck... population about 350 which has been around…read moresince the mid-1700s, but was originally called Westmoreland Courthouse established in 1653! There are not a whole lots of businesses in the town square, but the ones they do have rock! There's a hip little coffee/sandwich/art shop, a pizzeria, a Mexican restaurant, a grocery store, a family diner, a brewery, some historic buildings and the famous courthouse, shops, a funky water tower, a farmer's market, a dollar store, a cute LOVE sign, (etc) and of course A LITTLE POST OFFICE! Yes, it's a boring building, square brick, it needs a facelift! The parking lot it patchy, and it's rather dismal inside, and can use to be spiffed up! Just about all the businesses around here have fabulous mural painted on the sides of the buildings, at last count there were about 14 (seeing these murals is a must if you visit this area), planters and are pleasant to look at, then comes this p.o. eyesore. Come on Montross, step it up, and refurbish this important govt. facility and bring it up to date with the rest of this artsy town! The post office is well-stocked and there's a greeting card kiosk, but no passport services.There's definitely that small town vibe here where the employees know most of their neighbors and give them friendly, helpful service. Hours: M-F 8:30-1:30, 2:30-5:00 Saturday 9:30-12:00

Staff is always friendly and even in a busy season they're pretty darn fast. Beats a big post…read moreoffice for sure.

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.