US Post Office

Lines are horrendous, service very slow. I would never go here if i have a chose. Driven all the way to South Boston USPS a few time cause of slow service and poor customer service. Seem the men are friendlier then the women.

The only good thing about this location is it is near home, other than that the employees are full of crap, EXTREMELY RUDE and super unprofessional and lazy! If you don’t want to deal with customers, you should not work here at all!

Came here at 4:50 and the place was closed. Are government offices allowed to shut down before schedule? People have business to do.

ok letting people know that the Post office in Brook Village is so community minded friendly helpful considerate explanations given patiently–
older people who need explanations non English speaking all kinds and goofy people including me witness kindness and professional courtesy daily–

Nice renovations have made this post office a nice beacon for a neighborhood that is coming back. It’s is clean, we’ll laid out & has all the tools to get you in & out. I like that there is convenient parking in the back so no one has to rush double parking on the street. The employees have always been pleasant. I wish all post offices were so good.

they lost my package twice and said it isn’t there fault put the these local post office out of business and use ups or fed ex because these people know what their doing better than the dumb asses at the local post office i wish i can sue them for their negligent

5 stars for shady!!! I hated going here because I felt so out of place. I mean, i was usually picking up a box, and i remember the white dude always having to slowly talk to the non english speakers. Never ceases to amaze me.
Anyway, its not very easy to spot, but its in an easy location. I usually parked on one of the side streets and walked the minute to the PO, then waited in a shady line. Oh also, the delivery man NEVER wanted to ring our door bell to deliver my stuff which is why i was here so often. We got into a «note» fight one time and I heard him screaming in the background about how he rings our doorbell but i didnt answer. Well ok, cuz i really wanted to come to this shit hole on my day off! Loser.
I also got a parking ticket here, but was never actually handed a ticket. The retard meter douche didn’t even tell me i had a ticket til it showed up in the mail and was double what it should have been!

I almost biked right by it today because the building is under construction. The employees were helpful and polite. I went around noon on a weekday and the wait was less than 5 min.

You’ve never EVER had so much fun going to the P.O. than at Fields Corner. First, the fruit loop per capita at Fields Corner is at least 5 to 1, so you know to expect the unexpected, particularly if you are a stroller mom like self whose magnetic force is stronger with my neighbors, the presumed addicts. They love to see Baby Girl and me come a strollerin’ and always have such interesting comments, such as «Baby Girl in da stroller, that’s what’s up!» Sure.
Speaking of strollers, even though I’m typically the only white customer at the PO, I have to salute race relations at Field’s Corner because someone always opens the door for me and my buggy. I really appreciate that. I’ve been everywhere else in the city and typically have the door slamming shut in my face. Not by my peeps at Field’s Corner.
Importantly, the service at this little postal operation is efficient, friendly, and ogles Baby Girl shamelessly. I think of them as my friends rather than public servants, so kind is their sensibility behind the counter. Be sure to stop in and you best hope there is some ‘80s song on the radio so you can wax poetic about mullets with your friendly postman at Field’s Corner.