US Post Office

Washington, D.C.

Tips seleccionados

  • Richard M.This PO has the best soul music Muzak in DC.

    Richard McCann

  • iROCKMYOWNSTYLEYou hating your job has nothing to do with me! If you work in customer service don't be grouchy every damn I come in here! Quit your job or have a better attitude! Ain't nobody got time for that!

    iROCKMYOWNSTYLE

  • Jaime W.ALWAYS a line, and SLOWEST SERVICE EVER.

    Jaime Wojdowski

  • Genevieve M.Put your own labels on priority packages ahead of time. Otherwise youll hold up the line.

    Genevieve Markey

  • Matt S.Use the machine if you have simple first class us packages. You will save a lot of time and it's easy to use.

    Matt Schwartz

  • Daya T.Ask for Nancy Taylor! She is awesome. She doesn't consider it criminal to offer some tape, a black marker, some labels, a little effort and her brain to help a customer ship out & get out, timely

    Daya Tennille

  • Zoë E.Ms. Yvette is awesome. She'll make your day if you're nice to her.

    Zoë E.

  • Tammys S.Absolutely love Ms. Yvette!!

    Tammys Salon

  • Lester R.This might be the nicest post office ever

    Lester Rice

  • Ben P.AVOID! This is possibly the worst run post office in D.C., and a classic example of why people hate the post office. The clerks are slow, rude, and make you wait while they talk and laugh together.

    Ben Parish

  • Kathryn C.The epitome of inefficiency.

    Kathryn Cole

  • Adam K.Avoid at all cost, for being the post office headquarters in DC it is a horrible example of service. And really: one person and a line 20 deep? No wonder UPS and FedEx are killing them.

    Adam Kamp

  • Madame M.Terrible customer service. Get your postage and/or passport somewhere else.

    Madame Meow

  • Holla W.avoid the shady dude "Fleming"... Whistling or popping gum, bit seldom pleasant.

    Holla Walla

  • slick n.They act like we don't need post offices anymore but it's always a line.

    slick nik

  • Ebony T.Horrible customer service. The staff here are not friendly or welcoming. Unfortunately, this is the only place in DC that accepts walk-ins for passport applications.

    Ebony Toussaint

  • Street Team PromotionzIf you are in a rush, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.

    Street Team Promotionz

  • Jonathan M.I came on the day the a/c apparently wasn't working and there was only 1 person working. Not a quick in and out experience.

    Jonathan Moore

  • Kiana L.I told my boss I had to take a 3 hour lunch because I had to go to the post office where only 1 clerk works amd the line is out od the door! AT ANY TIME OF DAMN DAY!

    Kiana LaTisha

  • Denny V.Stuff is full of attitude.

    Denny Ventura

  • Genevieve M.Just saw tip about service unfriendly- so not true - very friendly.

    Genevieve Markey

  • Eric R.Rich P. has no idea what he's talking about, as is typical of those obsessed with privatization. Great service here.

    Eric R.

  • Genevieve M.11am on Tuesday - barely a wait

    Genevieve Markey

  • katika f.If the line is long use the automated machine

    katika f

  • Ryan R.The cafe downstairs sells burnt coffee and are quite territorial over people taking more than one utensil, napkin or sugar packet. They must realize there are no kitchens in the building. Share guys!

    Ryan Rosado

  • Sean M.Bring your letters here, place it in a larger piece of paper, purchase one postage stamp, and it will appear at the address written on the front. Amazing!

    Sean McGrath

  • Antwan J.Sara and LaVerne are a trip -- I like coming to this office!

    Antwan Jones

  • Ria S.📫in and out! Great service! 📩

    Ria SweetRaw

  • KrisHours don't match what's online. Apparently the real hours are Monday through Friday, 10-2 and 3-5.

    Kris

  • NolanHours: 9a-Noon and 1p-5p. Closed weekends.

    Nolan

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