US Post Office

BRENDA IS HORRIBLE! EXTREMELY RUDE!
Shorter, chubby women with brown eyes and short curly-​ish hair.
I came in asking questions about certified mail, that my LAWYER told me to mail, & she starts telling me «well sometimes lawyers are wrong». Then she tells me to go to the Foothill post office, I tried calling them before I called a Lyft to go over there, & they DON’T ANSWER.
I walked back up to the front where Brenda and another lady was, and I NICELY asked if she could call the other post office for me, as thy weren’t answering. She started being rude & said «no», so I asked «why not?» I’ve never been to a place where the employees couldn’t call another store. She stands there, with just me in line and says «we’re busy». Um, with what?! Standing there being rude to customers? She then started to turn things around. I’m DEFINITELY reporting her to the post office manager as well as having a case open with the USPS head offices.
STAY AWAY FROM BRENDA!

The line here is typically decent. Especially if you go closer to closing time. The staff is sweet and helpful, although there is one lady who never seems to know what to do but I won’t mention her name. You’ll see.
Parking lot sucks though! It’s too tiny and confusing. Doesn’t matter how you park, (they all face the same direction at an angle) you always have to reverse in so many ways to get back out.

I have called several times between their work hours and never answer the phone I mean EVER!!! its a nightmare attempting to get someone to help you!

Lines are moderate to heavy depending on when you go in, its busiest around 1−3pm, I’ve never had a problem dropping off packages. But up until recently called them to check their options on holding mail and packages and was helped by the rudest female employee there. She completely said things as if it was common sense how their hold mail service works and blew me off.

Talk about SLOW! It’s never really that busy but the old asian lady that always works is probably one of the slowest human beings on earth! Seriously makes me want to bang my head against the wall and slap 20 stamps on a box and hope it makes it. I feel like even the shittiest business owner would run it better than our government is. It might just be my luck but there’s ALWAYS old people with 20 separate envelopes that they want separately weighed and stamped. I’d say the horrible experience is pretty close to shopping at Rite-​Aid.

I’ve never seen a post office this cute! I only had to wait about five minutes, which never ever happens at any other post office in america. I totally felt like I time traveled! There’s a post office like two minutes away from my house, but it’s not nearly as cute, I definetly don’t mind traveling an extra five miles.

Short Version: Short lines!
Long Version: I’ve never seen a lonely post office before, but this is it. I found this post office by accident one day and whenever I’m in the neighborhood, this is the one I go to. It’s a tiny by any standard, but it is as if most people forgot that it is even here. The line is almost always short and the service is quick and friendly. It’s a huge time saver and I hope it doesn’t close with all the upcoming closures. The wood carvings on the walls are something to enjoy while you’re here. It hearkens back to a time when interior design was a component of architecture in government buildings, and the exterior is something to note as well. Check’em out.

I bring my grandma here every week, once and maybe even more times a week.
It’s a very small post office with a parking lot equally as small. There’s usually one or two people working which means that it’s really slow. Also, I don’t know if it’s my luck but every time we have to stay in line, the people that require 20 minutes of service always are in front of me.
Overall, I’ve been to better. Not just because of the wait and the size, but also because this post office doesn’t offer any passport services. :/

Great to have short lines and a post office nearby
=D