US Post Office

They suck! Lol I was on line, a customer was in front of me, she gets called by the female agent. Another customer is being attended to by the male agent. After the female agent finishes with the customer she decides to just walk away and you could hear her laughing in the back with someone.
They have the worse attitude. I believe the criteria to work for USPS is that you be miserable, incompetent and rude. Just has to be.

Things i would rather do than visit this post office again: 1) stab my eyeballs out with a dull butter knife, 2) eat broken glass for breakfast, 3) light my asshole on fire.
That is how awful this place is.
The dude working the front desk is the definition of a grumpy glum ccunt. He is also the worst human I have met in a very long time (and I work in Family Court… so that’s saying something.) He actually made the young girl in front of me in line cry. Also– he «lost» (aka stole) my package containing a $ 400 gift. So high fives all around. Sir-​if you are reading this: please suck a buffet of dicks.

This post office was located on Ave B next to the Nuyorican Café.
While it’s pretty small, like most of the other reviews the Post workers are pretty efficient.
There are only 3 windows and usually only 2 postal workers manning the windows at a time. they are nice and do generally do a quick job of moving the line. When I headed there around 1pm on a Thursday — there were about 6 people before me. I waited about 15−20mins to get up to the window. Once there I just had to mail a large envelope and it was really quick.
I appreciate how nice the postal workers are here!
When I was leaving the line seemed much longer though.
Guess it just depends on your luck but generally be prepared to wait a bit…

Yep. Terrible. I have even been here with someone smoking a cigarette indoors and none of the employees said a word. Horrible.

I have been going to this post office for last 2 years. Mr. Rotali has always given me 5 star service. Thank you.

This post office and all USPS offices do not deserve even 1 star. Most of them are a bunch of inefficient, lazy, off the wagon sociopathic Neanderthals — w no accountability. Especially at this branch. Something needs to change on a federal level. If I performed at my job the way these people carry on, I’d be in jail.
Once I mailed PRIORITY OVERNIGHT my sisters passport w the new visa on a TUESDAY night, we were traveling internationally on Sunday. For days it didn’t show up and turned out that package was sitting in the back room of the Tennessee post office and it was SATURDAY AND THEY HAD CLOSED!!! Thank god my uncle the hero went banging on their door to open up and give us the package and she was able to fly on Sunday. WTF!!! Just now I completely wasted way too much time trying to mail a package bc the guy kept complaining about ‘having to go’ … It’s 9:45 am!!! Where the fuck else do u have to be other than working like everyone else in the country who has to actually work for their paycheck.
Seriously, something has to change on a national level. This kind of consistent waste of time and money is absolutely unacceptable in a so called developed nation.

Everyone who works here is SO MEAN! The man working here today started yelling at me and at one point said «GO ON, GET OUT OF HERE!»!!! I did nothing to deserve it and I feel SO SORRY for how angry and sad everyone is at this Post Office.
Don’t go here unless you want to go home and cry after.

Though the PO is small, it works in an orderly way. (at least when I visited there, and it was about 2:00 P.M. at weekdays.) Just one person was in line in front of me.
The female worker was efficient and she explained patiently to me (I’m not a native speaker X_​X) only interrupted me to catch the name of a song she seemed into so much. lol cute anyway. And now I feel kind of regretful for not asking her about the song title.

This PO is small and to the point. The staff is nicer than the one on Canal St. They definitely do not go above and beyond to meet your needs.

This place is terrible.
One piece of advice: if you see more than 4 people in line in front of you, especially any abuelas with old lady carts, literally just turn and walk away. You’re better off walking 20 minutes to the post office on 4^th Avenue. You’ll get your whole transaction done quicker that way, and I am completely serious.
I’ve been stuck here for an hour on the line. There are no machines of any kind so you have to wait in line and then talk to the super grouchy workers. I wish you didn’t have to interact with them. No mas! Adiós!

Worst post office!!! The female staff there is awful!
There are always the same two staffs behind the window. The man is ok. The older woman has an terrible attitude. She is alway unfriendly and unhelpful towards people. I saw her arguing with people serval times and were totally her fault.

After visiting this post office a few times to simply mail parcels, I wonder how people could keep their jobs with the terrible attitudes that the workers there have. It almost feels like since the facility is so small that the postal workers there feel as if no one will notice them. They ignore people waiting to be helped routinely, they are rude to customers routinely, and they don’t seem to care one bit if anyone complains. TERRIBLE.

worst ever

I’m at this post office at least once a week. The people are nice and never had any problems… I don’t know what the other reviewers are expecting out of a post office but this place is a classic. I have a PO box there and I will be renewing it.

Mr. Rotali (sp?) is listed as clerk 04 on my register receipt.
I told him my business envelope contained photos. He told me to buy a padded envelope. I said the photos were backed with foam core so my envelope was probably okay. So he picked up the packet of photos and bent them, right in front of me. I asked him not to and he said he had to and he had to charge me for a parcel, $ 2.07. And for the return envelope, if I included the foam board it would be the same. I asked him to let him show him the contents. He said he didn’t need to see it. I said I didn’t expect the people on the other end would bother to find and use the foam board. I took the foam board off and showed him that it was 4 small paintings on Metro cards (for a Metro card show). He picked them up and BENT THEM AGAIN. I asked him why he was doing that when I’d asked him not to and he said if I knew someone who could do a better job I should take them there.
If the USPS is in financial trouble I don’t think you want this guy working for you.
There is one postal employee there who is quit nice. He has a shaved head and he’s a joy. He’s the exception.

This is a cute little post office whose main distinction is that it’s next door to the building that used to house Slugs – the famous jazz club.
There are three windows, and if you’re lucky two will be open. They aren’t much slower at the holidays than they are the rest of the year, and to tell you the truth, I’d rather go here than the closest post office, the infamous Peter Stuyvesant station on 14^th street.

I see all these reviews about the «wonderful staff» at this place and can’t help but wonder who these people have been dealing with. This is unfortunately my local post office and it makes the 23^rd st, Clinton street, Cooper square and even E14th street feel like a vacation. I am not a violent person but the guy behind the counter always returns my overly understanding and friendly greeting as well as super postoffice pre prep with such venom that I really want to hit him. There is a reason they have that plexi at this location. Save yourself the stress of the surly guy behind the counter and walk the extra distance to cooper square.

OMG. On a scale of 1 – 10, this place ranks –10, They’re a post office by definition in that you can buy stamps, send packages, etc. but beyond the meager basics, including staff that are helpful beyond breathing and doing the absolute basics, this is the WORST! I’ve been trapped going here since my PO Box (do not get one here!) is here, but the people are TERRIBLE. Not just one. All of them. They’re:
— Totally lazy, seriously. And rude. You have to kiss ass and smile at them to get their acknowledgment and cooperation.
— Unknowledgeable. Come back 3 times, ask the same question (can I get my duplicate mailbox key I never picked up?) and you get different answers! («Only the mailbox guy can give out the key, come back later, he’s on his 1.5hr lunch break.» next time «sure no prob, anyone can do it,»)
— Totally unhelpful. they’re the same guys who’ve been there for years, and if they don’t know an answer, they just say «No, we can’t do that. Can’t forward a PO Box. Can’t add a person to the list. Can’t this, can’t that…» I check with another post office, and lo and behold, different answers. Or even if it’s the same answers, it isn’t tossed at you with the «I can’t be bothered, just a bored-​assed govt worker getting paid way too much so don’t bug me.»
it’s the attitude of the staff that really makes me want to go postal. Avoid this one at all costs unless you really just want to buy stamps and drop off packages. Then get ready to wait in line — they used to have a stamp machine years ago, but it broke, and never got repaired. Gee, surprise surprise.

This location is small and doesn’t have the automated postal machines, but I was pleasantly surprised at the polite window service I received. The gentleman was so nice and helpful that he actually put a smile on my face as I left the post office.
They were out of a certain stamp that I wanted and he offered some suggestions of where I could find them rather than just saying they were out. And he was genuine in wishing me a nice day when I left the window.
This was my first visit and maybe I just lucked out with this guy, but so far, so good.