United States Postal Service

Reviews

• LG

  Lisara G.

  May 7, 2026
  1.0
  The USPS post woman from this location that delivers mail to our building on East 119 consistently takes ample breaks in our building's lobby since there is a couch. She has no regard that it is private property. Even worse, she has taken it upon herself to leave nasty notes on any mailing that is missing a detail as though the sender maliciously intended the error to slight her. She also leaves nasty notes outside the mailboxes if someone's mailbox is too full. It is extremely unprofessional and I am going to start documenting. I am also going to pray for her because she clearly hates her job at a time when so many people are unemployed.
• XS

  Xavier Saunders

  May 5, 2026
  2.0
  Currently waiting on line outside of the post office at 9:10. The lady just arrived and we’re still out here in the heat waiting. Mind you it’s 70 degrees and climbing higher. Do better!
• TF

  Tara Freeman

  Apr 27, 2026
  1.0
  The people who work here are extremely rude and disrespectful. Will talk badly and curse about you in front of you and other customers and each other. when I said I no longer wanted to do business there because of the treatment, they would not give me my belongings back.
• RD

  Ray D

  Mar 26, 2026
  1.0
  If i could give place a 0, i would. The staff here is lazy, disrespectful, and have zero consideration for customers. If you have self-respect, please avoid this post office at all cost
• MN

  Ms Nyte

  Mar 5, 2026
  1.0
  This post office never opens on time. A bunch of us stood by the locked front door in the rain for 40 minutes and no one came. People came and left frustrated until it was down to about three people. PLEASE CHANGE YOUR POSTED SCHEDULE IF YOU DON’T OPEN AT THE CORRECT TIME. It’s the very least you could do. The rep I spoke to on the phone provided me with their direct phone number, but told me that they only answer calls from 4pm to 5pm to which we both were shocked about. He read the info that was provided by their location. A staple of a place like a post office should be available to every neighborhood regardless of its location. Sure - it’s easy to tell people to go to another location, but why should they when there is one in their community? People have to do more than just send things. UPDATE THE SCHEDULE ON THE DOOR AND ONLINE. We shouldn’t have to guess what time the staff feels like coming in to work. UPDATE 3/6/26: Decided to come back today since no one opened the door yesterday. Guess what? The line is insane and there is only one employee at the window who announced she is going to lunch at 1 which is in five minutes. What in the world is going on?

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