US Post Office

Ugh. 2 stars for the location and the parking… that’s about it. Adelfa is one of the wonderfully rude ladies behind the counter that makes up for her rudeness with blatant disrespect and horrible customer service. She also let us know that, at that location, there are no Managers, no phones, and no working computers. I am not making this stuff up. She also said there was no way to track a First Class package with the PID, printed out right on our receipt.
Strange, the guy behind the counter at the other location, off of 99, printed out a detailed tracking summary for both of the packages on our receipt without us even asking.
Sorry, this is more of a rant than an actual review. It isn’t very helpful and certainly not very respectful. Like Adelfa.

The asian lady with glasses who works here is very nice. She actually seems to like her job. I ship over 200 packages a week with them.

I used this location to mail two boxes and an international letter 6 days before Christmas. This location is tiny and line was long which was the only downside. The line moved fairly quickly with one window for single letters or packages and two other windows for everything else. I needed assistance with relabeling one of my packages, which they provided. Despite the closeness of Christmas that has caused a harried feeling in most stores, both of the ladies that helped me were cheerful! One even went in the back to get me a couple of beautiful Christmas stamps for my international letter. I normally use the location near 200^th and Hwy 99, but plan on frequenting this one instead.

Hidden in the back of a mall with bad signage, this limited hour post office mini-​service is often mistaken for the other Lynnwood post office. So when you call to see if they are open you can end up arriving at a perfectly normal time for them to be open and they are not. Very disappointing.

Yes, Google maps does not have this location correct and I drove 25 minutes trying to find it. They have only 1 person working the counter and I stood in line for approximately 30 minutes to get a large priority flat rate box (which you can normally just walk in and grab) only to find out they were out of the boxes. Woman at the counter wasn’t outright rude, but she was unapologetic and generally unpleasant. Smelly, miserable place to work… so I suppose I don’t blame her.

There’s not too much that can really go wrong with a post office. Their services are so incredibly standardized that it’s almost impossible to tell them apart.
This one is very small, but they offer full service. You can ship internationally from here, etc., etc. The staff are friendly. You can drop off letters and packages at night. The usual deal.
Parking is pretty good. No complaints. I feel kinda stupid even trying to think of anything meaningful to say about it, but I can’t bring myself to X out of the Pending Review indicator.

Pretty much what everyone says is true. This place is tiny, nice employees and it’s hard to find. So let me tell you how to find it:
Turn into the right that is into the Convention Center area. Drive to the back of the shopping plaza towards Chuck E Cheese. The Post Office is in front of the Chuck E Cheese to your right.
Warning: Do not use whatever address you find for this location. That’s how I got lost. Instead, just search for the Chuck E Cheese.

Smallest post office EVAR. Honestly I haven’t seen one smaller. I agree with others in that it is impossible to find. Especially since the address says 196^th, when it’s really on 36^th.
I know it’s never fast at the post office, but there were only 3 people in line (including myself) and I was there for a good twenty minutes. The lady seemed to be going deliberately slow. Ugh! Too bad its the USPS and I really don’t have another option.

TIP: tape your own box or bring your own tape to tape up the box. They charge you for tape if you are unlucky.
Here’s the story woman told me I had to pay. Then another woman came in, was helped by another gentleman and gave her free tape to use. So pissed. Seriously. What bs!

I would like to give the city 2 stars for not having signs point to where the post office was, they had a tiny sign on the street, if i tired to read it while driving i probly would have hit something. I’ll give the post office itself for not having a big sign showing where it was. But i would like to give 5 stars to Larry B and his review with out him i wouldn’t have found it.
was a tiny post office, but thankfully the guy that helped me was really nice. Wish the people that were going there were smart. just an fyi to everyone who goes there, have all your stuff ready to go and you’ll be in and out in no time.
The Fabric store that Larry mentioned in his Review is called Handcock Fabrics so don’t look for a Joann’s fabric, but he was right about where it is, it’s on the end of the building with the fabric store. hope you all have good luck finding it, and i hope my post can help someone like Larry’s post helped me

Who Knew? I have been driving out to the Post Office off of Hwy 99 and right here in the shadow of Chuck E Cheese is this little shrinky dink version of a post office. I am not saying it’s small but, word on the street is Lifetime Network has started filming «Little Post Office Big World.» This «little nugget» was even hard to find on Google, it doesn’t help that they point to the middle of the street on 196^th, and not the business.
So where is it located? Behind the Lynnwood Convention Center, at the end of the building with Jo Anne Fabrics within a plastic ball throw of Chuck E Cheese.
You will find the normal post office services with less workers, and less PO boxes but what they lack in size, super employee Barbara makes up in customer service. She took the time to find the best/​cheapest way to ship my item out. I was going one direction and she saved me a bunch of money with great suggestions. It was taking a while to make up my mind (because I was still a little drunk I think) so I turned and apologized to the folks waiting. The lady behind me glared BUT, the lady behind her said «no problem she helped me the other day.» now THAT! is what I am talkin about.
I knew I was home when another employee peeked his head out and asked «need any help?» Barbara, looked at us in line, looked at him, looked back at us and said. «I don’t know ask them.» With that oh so familiar «I really don’t like dumb questions» look that I admire.
I am thinking on the Holidays I will avoid this place like church since at best they can have two folks helping out at one time and not a lot of room for a line, but for the rest of my postal needs? I am home my friends.