US Post Office

I haven’t really met a Post Office that I like… but this is one of the more «meh» of the ones I’ve frequented. It’s really small so if you’re there at a busy time the entire lobby and foyer will be full to the brim. There are only ever 1 or 2 lines open at a time. The good news is that whenever I go the place seems to be empty, therefore I haven’t run into any problems. It’s also nice in that it is one of the few places in downtown Naperville that has a private lot, so there’s almost always parking.

Parking stinks and the employees are RUDE… I arrived at 8:25 because it opens at 8:30. The employees arrived smoking cigarettes and drinking a huge Dun kin Donuts coffee at 8:32…ok everyone runs late sometime… She opens the door at 8:35 and THEN turns on the computer which takes 3 minutes to start up… then for some reason the computer was not working. I guess they upgraded the software overnight. Mailing 3 small packages took 35 minutes… so glad the government runs the post office…

Nasty with an attitude. Sue especially. Typical usps.

Worst post office I’ve ever been too and I just moved here from chicago. Only one person working and they are so slow and talk way too much! Will drive further to never come here again! Blonde woman working today has no care there were 7 people in line at 3pm.

Small because it shares a location with a bank and the employees are rude. I needed a small piece of tape to seal my envelope and the lady at the counter refused. Even though there was tape laying right next her register, she made me buy a whole new role for $ 3.50. Unbelievable. The parking lot is also a nightmare, but what do you expect for Downtown Naperville. You have to circle around the building for a spot, and then pulling out onto Washington takes forever when you are trying to leave. I avoid this place if I can, but unfortunately it’s the nearest post office for me.

It was a good idea connecting this PO to the bank. You can walk from one directly to the next.

Do not drive to this post office. It is a nightmare. The parking lot is tight and small. If you manage to squeeze your vehicle into a spot, be careful backing out. As I put the car in reverse, at least three speed demon soccer moms whizzed past me in their suburban tanks. The experience almost gave me a heart attack; I was driving a brand new car. After you back out (hopefully dent-​free), trying to get on the road is nerve wracking. This branch of the post office is on Washington Street, the busiest in downtown Naperville. It took me 10 minutes to turn right onto Washington to leave. The traffic backs up horribly. Further, no one will show mercy and let you out.
The actual post office is small with no self-​service options. There are at least two entrances, one facing the parking lot and another facing Washington. When you enter from the parking lot, you first encounter the P.O. boxes. Turning the corner, you will find the service desk. There is no self-​service machine to ship packages or buy stamps. You are forced to wait in line. When I visited there were two clerks. One was helping a woman ship 15 – 20 boxes (I am not exaggerating). The other was helping someone mail about 5 – 10 letters. It was miserable. Not only that, the line backed up and there wasn’t enough waiting room space.
When I finally reached the counter, I did not find the clerks crabby or difficult. The problem here is mainly the location. If you walk or drive a clunker, that might not be an issue for you. I, personally, will not be back.

wide open, clean post office. different sections to process different requests, i.e. passports, pick-​up, drop off, etc. one complaint: the pick up section is right near the entrance so if there is a line, you’ll have to pass it in order to get into the main office. staff is friendly and pleasant. they also have a ticket number system so you don’t have to necessarily wait in line. medium sized parking lot.

The old biddies working here called me ugly… and not even in a way where they could kind of use poetic license to scoot around how they really felt, they just flat out said it, to my face, while my bf slowly backed away from the hell that was about to break loose. One star… because showing someone your passport picture isn’t traumatizing enough.
I’ve been wanting to write this for a while now (2 years, actually) but felt it was best to wait for a time when I felt particularly disgruntled. I’m a little buzzed right now and to be honest, I could probably swing my mood either way but my cable is going in and out and my Tivo cut off the tail end of ‘Check Please’ so downward is the spiral I’m choosing today. so, myeh.
Before this, I had only written seven 1 star reviews out of roughly 700… and only a few of those 1 star stinkers were for actual businesses. My point is that it takes a whole lot of sh*t show to get a single star rating from Candice G. Congratulations to the two old ladies that work here who are the post office’s less charming version of Statler and Waldorf.
I just wanted to send in my passport info, after making several (re: three) attempts at getting even a mediocre passport photo. The women behind the counter felt they needed to point out that my hair color was not at all natural (no sh*t, sherlock), that I wear a lot of make-​up (okay, I can’t argue with that), and that she didn’t think she could authorize a passport looking the way I do. What did she want me to do? Go home, re-​dye my hair, take off my make-​up, and change my clothes? Yes. That’s exactly what she wanted me to do. Lucky for me the only thing this piece was actually authorized to do was put a stamp on my f*cking forms while someone else more capable and less senile approved my biz-​nasty.
One sh*tatstic star for the afore mentioned experience that isn’t helped by the poor parking situation that isn’t even worth complaining about once a bunch a blue hairs try to rag on you.
PS– I should also mention that at the time I had a broken foot and was walking on crutches with a little boot and they showed no mercy, even in my disabled state.

Like a breath of fresh air, the downtown Post Office will be a breeze for your posting needs.
Like any federal businesses where you have to pull a ticket and wait for an endless amount of time before you’re called, this location stands out from crazed senders and receivers.
Strolling into this small office, I was greeted with a warm smile before I had a chance to fully walk through the front door. It was a nice surprise to see that there was only one other person before me. Without pulling a ticket, the lovely woman behind the counter asked if I needed assistance but I needed a few minutes to put everything together.
I had a package that needed to be sent across the pond, and am familiar with the process for declaring your goods. USPS swiped a cool fast one past me and changed up the declaration forms so I was slower than usual in getting everything packed. Failing to grab another ticket, she called me up and helped me all the while with a generous smile, giving me a form to fill out and get the package on it’s merry way. All done within minutes.
This marked the second visit and I most definitely will be making this my go to post office. It’s dead quiet inside, both times I have been greeted and given such friendly service and did not have to battle lengthy lines. Fear no evil of the Post Offices, this is a snazzy location.