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Certified by United States Postal Service • Aug 30, 2026
Certified by United States Postal Service • Aug 30, 2026
Monday9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Thursday9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Friday9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
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Reviews
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Marianne H
Aug 28, 2026
1.0
I live around the corner from this post office and have been using this branch for many years. I genuinely cannot recall a single visit when I was not scolded, spoken down to, or treated with some degree of disrespect. At this point, this is clearly not an isolated problem involving one employee. There is a recurring culture of rudeness at this branch that management has apparently failed to address.
I have made complaint after complaint to USPS over the years, yet nothing ever seems to change.
Yesterday was the final straw. I mistakenly began moving toward a clerk’s window because I thought the customer he was helping was finished. Rather than simply telling me that he was not ready for me, the clerk scolded me for moving forward.
Normally, I try to go along to get along, but after years of this kind of treatment at this location, I had had enough. I told him that the way he spoke to me was rude and unacceptable. His response was essentially that if I wasn’t happy, I could go to another window, which I did.
As I walked away, I commented that it was no wonder this branch had such terrible ratings. He responded again, and although I did not hear everything he said, I very clearly heard the word “stupid.” Whether he was referring directly to me or to my comment, that was completely inappropriate and astonishing behavior from someone dealing with the public.
The clerk at the next window asked me what had happened. After I explained, instead of simply acknowledging that customers should be treated respectfully, she began defending her coworker by saying that employees can have hard days. My response was simple: we all have hard days. That does not give anyone the right to be rude to other people.
I could write pages about the unpleasant experiences I have had at this location over the years. Customers are routinely made to feel as though they are an inconvenience rather than the people the station exists to serve. Being busy, understaffed, or having a difficult day does not excuse contemptuous or disrespectful behavior.
What concerns me most is that this appears to start at the management level. When the same behavior continues year after year despite repeated complaints, at some point it stops being an individual employee problem and becomes a management and accountability problem.
I have now escalated my complaint beyond the branch, including to the Better Business Bureau. Whether anything will finally be done remains to be seen.
This branch’s extremely low rating should tell USPS management something. When large numbers of unrelated customers describe similar experiences, management should stop treating each complaint as an isolated incident and start asking what is fundamentally wrong with the culture of the location.
USPS provides an essential service, and many customers have no practical alternative for certain transactions. That makes respectful treatment and accountability more important, not less. Customers should not have to prepare themselves to be scolded or humiliated simply for walking into their neighborhood post office.
This branch desperately needs serious management intervention and a complete change in its customer-service culture.
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Ayelet
Jul 31, 2026
5.0
Fast, professional, and cordial service
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Diana “D”
Jul 21, 2026
5.0
I went into the post office and there are only 2 clerks working. A postal clerk by the name of Miss Brown helped me, she was so polite and pleasant to talk to. She instructed me on what to do and how long it would take for my package to arrive to its destination, she was also was very patient with me.
I waited for a little on line, but it wasn't that long of a wait and inside was pretty clean and spacious .
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Helen Kim
Jul 8, 2026
1.0
I get why this one has just two stars. The ladies who work here are horrible! The older Asian one is as mean as everyone says. She threatened to throw away my packages because she wrongfully thought I slammed them. Absolutely horrendous manners.
Frequently Asked Questions About United States Postal Service
Can I get a passport application at this Post Office?
Yes, Thousands of Post Offices™ accept first-time passport applications for the U.S. Department of State. Most of those locations can also take your passport photo. Please complete and print your passport application form before you apply.
Is an appointment needed for passport services?
Most Post Offices that offer passport services have set hours, and you'll need to schedule an appointment using our online scheduler. We also offer limited Passport walk-in hours at select locations.
Does this location take the photo needed for passports?
For first-time passport and photo services, please make an appointment using our online scheduler.
What is the cost to take a passport photo?
The current fee for a passport photo at USPS is $15.
When does this location do walk-in passports?
We offer limited Passport walk-in hours at select locations.
Can I get a PO Box online?
Yes, you can search for available PO Boxes and reserve one online at https://www.usps.com/manage/po-boxes.htm. The process is quick and secure, and you'll receive instructions for completing your setup in person.
How much is a small PO Box?
PO Box prices vary by location. You can check exact pricing for your area by visiting https://www.usps.com/manage/po-boxes.htm and entering your ZIP Code.
Can you get to the PO Boxes in the lobby after hours?
Most USPS locations offer 24/7 access to PO Boxes in the lobby. Access hours may vary by location, so check with your local Post Office for specific lobby hours.
How can I get a PO Box?
You can apply for a PO Box online or in person at your local Post Office. Just bring two valid forms of ID and your completed application if applying in person. To start online, visit https://www.usps.com/manage/po-boxes.htm.
What time can I check my PO Box weekly and on weekends?
You can check your PO Box during lobby hours, which often include extended hours or 24/7 access. Weekend access may vary. Check with your local Post Office for exact times.
What services can I get at the United States Postal Service located at 27 W 60th St?
You can send mail and ship packages, get money orders, rent Post Office boxes, apply for passports, purchase gift cards, and more at this location.
Can I apply for a first-time U.S. passport at this Post Office?
Yes, this Post Office accepts first-time passport applications and can also take your passport photo with an appointment.
Do I need an appointment for passport services at this location?
Most passport services require an appointment through the online scheduler, although limited walk-in hours are offered at select locations.
What are the operating hours for the USPS at 27 W 60th St?
The Post Office is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM and closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
How do I reserve a PO Box at this USPS location?
You can search and reserve PO Boxes online at https://www.usps.com/manage/po-boxes.htm and then complete your setup in person at the Post Office.
Is there 24/7 access to PO Boxes at this location?
Most USPS locations offer 24/7 lobby access to PO Boxes, but access may vary by location, so check with this Post Office for specific lobby hours.
What nearby transportation services can help me get to the United States Postal Service?
Nearby services like the Manhattan Limousine Company provide transportation options, making it convenient to visit the Post Office at 27 W 60th St.
Are there any nearby educational institutions I can visit before or after coming to the Post Office?
You can visit nearby places such as Columbia University SPS Communication & Creative Services or Fordham University Summer In The City, both close to the Post Office location.
What nearby health and wellness services are close to this USPS location?
Nearby health-related services include Real Nutrition NYC Nutritionist, RobinsPsych, and First Light Home Care of NYC, which you might visit before or after your Post Office trip.
Where can I find support or community services near the 27 W 60th St Post Office?
Community services near this location include Million Dollar Women, Teens for Food Justice, In Christ Missions, and High Water Women, offering various social support programs.
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