United States Postal Service

Santos Ibarra

Not the best post office. Usually there’s bad attitudes and lack of caring from workers. I just go to the one in Berwyn now if I need something. They aren’t that great either, but at least they are helpful and respectful of people.

Barn Aguilar

Do yourself a favor and never come here these people lose your package and then give you attitude when you enquire about it. People there are very rude. Not only do they show they don't want to work, they treat the people like an annoyance. A simple question or concern and they demean you. Very inconsiderate and rude people. Will be taking my services where I am valued.

Melissa Nunez

I have been coming here often for over a year and haven’t had a bad experience. Workers are friendly and service is quick.

Nick Costanza

I had two recent similar experiences at this Post Office, both relating to pickups of packages that were mistakenly sent to my old address. The first time I showed up and told them about the package and the address it was sent to. They found the package but said they couldn't give it to me unless I had a piece of physical mail from the old address. This is their policy for picking up packages wrongfully sent to a different address? Ridiculous, but probably not this particular location's fault. The staff gave me a bit of a hard time but when I showed a check with my old address I did get the package. Frustrating experience but the service was at least decent. The second time was a few weeks later. I walk into the post office with no one in line - there's one worker there who's just scrolling through his phone with AirPods in. I later found out he was on the phone with a friend while on the job. Cool, dude. I lay out my situation clearly and he grunts "ID" at me which I produce. He questions me about the address so I mention that I have a piece of mail with the old address (came prepared this time). He just held out his hand to me without a word. I gave him the letter and then he goes to the back and gets the wrong package sent to a different person. I tell him this and he seems to think I'm wrong, despite him seeing my ID minutes earlier. He then goes to the back for about five minutes and comes back with my package. He gives it to me, but not before lecturing me about how the carrier won't bring packages to the post office "if the name isn't on the mailbox." I try to express that I don't live there anymore but he talks over me, repeatedly mentioning the name on the mailbox thing. He also tries to give me back the same package he wrongfully gave me before, claiming that it's the same last name, when it clearly isn't. At least he left me with a "have a blessed day"...