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Art Frame Studio (by PAOLO MEJIA fine arts and design)
257 Castro St UNIT 100, Mountain View, CA 94041
Historic Adobe Building
157 Moffett Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94043
Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts
500 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Mercy-Bush Park
Mountain View, CA 94041
Mountain View Public Library
585 Franklin St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Pioneer Memorial Park
1146 Church St, Mountain View, CA 94041
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts
500 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Castro Street Mountain View
Mountain View Ave, Mountain View, CA 94041, United States
Berlin Wall Section
585 Franklin St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Eagle Park
650 Franklin St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Nearby restaurants
Red Rock Coffee
201 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Superhot Hot Pot & Korean BBQ
210 Hope St, Mountain View, CA 94041, United States
Eureka!
191 Castro St Level 2, Mountain View, CA 94041
St. Stephen's Green
223 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Alexander's Patisserie
209 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Molly Magees
241 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Gelato Classico Italian Ice Cream
241 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041, United States
Mantra India Mountain View
288 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Doppio Zero Mountain View
160 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Sushi Tomi
607 W Dana St Unit H, Mountain View, CA 94041
Nearby local services
Books Inc.
317 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Dandies Barbershop & Beard Stylist Mountain View
357 Castro St # 7, Mountain View, CA 94041
Mountain View Farmers' Market
600 W Evelyn Ave, Mountain View, CA 94041
East West Bookshop, Mountain View
324 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041, United States
Therapy Stores
250 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Ada Lash
726 Villa St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Downtown Men's Haircuts Mountain View
357 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041, United States
Thread Theory | Professional Tailor Mountain View
607 W Dana St Suite F, Mountain View, CA 94041
Meat House
701a W Evelyn Ave, Mountain View, CA 94041
Well Health Acupuncture
838 W Dana St B, Mountain View, CA 94041
Nearby hotels
Hampton Inn & Suites Mountain View
390 Moffett Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94043
Hotel Aria Mountain View
1012 W El Camino Real, Mountain View, CA 94040
Budget Motel
1028 W El Camino Real, Mountain View, CA 94040
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United States Postal Service

211 Hope St, Mountain View, CA 94041
2.6(211)
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: Art Frame Studio (by PAOLO MEJIA fine arts and design), Historic Adobe Building, Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts, Mercy-Bush Park, Mountain View Public Library, Pioneer Memorial Park, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts, Castro Street Mountain View, Berlin Wall Section, Eagle Park, restaurants: Red Rock Coffee, Superhot Hot Pot & Korean BBQ, Eureka!, St. Stephen's Green, Alexander's Patisserie, Molly Magees, Gelato Classico Italian Ice Cream, Mantra India Mountain View, Doppio Zero Mountain View, Sushi Tomi, local businesses: Books Inc., Dandies Barbershop & Beard Stylist Mountain View, Mountain View Farmers' Market, East West Bookshop, Mountain View, Therapy Stores, Ada Lash, Downtown Men's Haircuts Mountain View, Thread Theory | Professional Tailor Mountain View, Meat House, Well Health Acupuncture
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Everything but the Plants Fair
Everything but the Plants Fair
Mon, Jan 26 • 11:00 AM
2490 Charleston Road Mountain View, CA 94043
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Swearing-in Ceremony of Neysa Fligor as Santa Clara County Assessor
Swearing-in Ceremony of Neysa Fligor as Santa Clara County Assessor
Mon, Jan 26 • 6:00 PM
97 Hillview Avenue Los Altos, CA 94022
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Nearby attractions of United States Postal Service

Art Frame Studio (by PAOLO MEJIA fine arts and design)

Historic Adobe Building

Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts

Mercy-Bush Park

Mountain View Public Library

Pioneer Memorial Park

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts

Castro Street Mountain View

Berlin Wall Section

Eagle Park

Art Frame Studio (by PAOLO MEJIA fine arts and design)

Art Frame Studio (by PAOLO MEJIA fine arts and design)

4.8

(35)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Historic Adobe Building

Historic Adobe Building

4.4

(61)

Open 24 hours
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Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts

Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts

4.6

(474)

Open 24 hours
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Mercy-Bush Park

Mercy-Bush Park

4.6

(159)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of United States Postal Service

Red Rock Coffee

Superhot Hot Pot & Korean BBQ

Eureka!

St. Stephen's Green

Alexander's Patisserie

Molly Magees

Gelato Classico Italian Ice Cream

Mantra India Mountain View

Doppio Zero Mountain View

Sushi Tomi

Red Rock Coffee

Red Rock Coffee

4.4

(1.5K)

$

Open until 8:00 PM
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Superhot Hot Pot & Korean BBQ

Superhot Hot Pot & Korean BBQ

4.2

(452)

$$

Closed
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Eureka!

Eureka!

4.3

(2K)

$$

Closed
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St. Stephen's Green

St. Stephen's Green

4.2

(812)

$$

Closed
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Nearby local services of United States Postal Service

Books Inc.

Dandies Barbershop & Beard Stylist Mountain View

Mountain View Farmers' Market

East West Bookshop, Mountain View

Therapy Stores

Ada Lash

Downtown Men's Haircuts Mountain View

Thread Theory | Professional Tailor Mountain View

Meat House

Well Health Acupuncture

Books Inc.

Books Inc.

4.7

(567)

Click for details
Dandies Barbershop & Beard Stylist Mountain View

Dandies Barbershop & Beard Stylist Mountain View

4.8

(566)

Click for details
Mountain View Farmers' Market

Mountain View Farmers' Market

4.7

(931)

Click for details
East West Bookshop, Mountain View

East West Bookshop, Mountain View

4.6

(446)

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Pretty much the worst post office ever. The population of Mountain View has grown, but they've reduced post offices & hours. So now there's always a line out the door no matter when you go. Piles of boxes waiting to go out. Disgruntled postal workers yelling at each other behind the counter. Inconsistent service and adherence to postal regulations. One time the customer next to me had a flat rate box bulging at the seams to about 150% of it's normal height, held together with duct tape - they mailed it no problem. My flat box was rejected by Reza because "the two top flaps don't touch". If it fits it ships right? Not here... Half of the stuff people are waiting in line for could be done online or at a kiosk. So why not have a line just for certified/registered mail receipt and the like? I would literally pay more just for a dedicated express line. I don't need to wait for a the reps to help someone select a pretty stamp or wait for people to hand-write their labels and tape up their boxes at the counter.... My stuff is ready to go, so it really shouldn't need a human at all except it needs to be hand stamped... The postmaster, Daffodil Lam should be ashamed at how this PO is run. Put in some more kiosks, automate things, or make sure that the counter is fully staffed when there is a line. It's nearly always busy at 5pm, so why not stay open later 1 or 2 nights a week so people don't have to rush there during lunch?
Terran Protoss (Justme)Terran Protoss (Justme)
Usually busy weekdays so it is best to use automated postal service kiosk. However, the contraption they added on the dropbox is supposed to be helpful but it locks the box. Prior to this contraption, you can still drop your mail even if it appears full on the other side. Now, it just locks up. This picture was taken on a weekend. However, one Friday morning the drop box is jammed so I told the Associate on the counter. It is good that I can just leave my meter stamped package on the counter. The Associates are helpful. Also, I noticed that mail tends to get delayed in this post office compared to the ones I dropped at Los Altos or South San Francisco. Perhaps they are just too busy.
DavidDavid
One of the worst operated post offices I have ever used. Despite PO Box addressing, and parcel service lockers, the staff here hoards mail causing box holders to have to come back the next day during business hours to pick up mail that otherwise would fit in the lockers. Also attitude from the front desk customer service agents with unclear signage about standing in line for box service to pick up yellow card mail versus regular line. The gentleman with the tool belt often has an attitude towards customers. Customer service at this particular post office is among the worst in the Bay Area. Not recommended if you depend upon parcel delivery among other services.
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Pretty much the worst post office ever. The population of Mountain View has grown, but they've reduced post offices & hours. So now there's always a line out the door no matter when you go. Piles of boxes waiting to go out. Disgruntled postal workers yelling at each other behind the counter. Inconsistent service and adherence to postal regulations. One time the customer next to me had a flat rate box bulging at the seams to about 150% of it's normal height, held together with duct tape - they mailed it no problem. My flat box was rejected by Reza because "the two top flaps don't touch". If it fits it ships right? Not here... Half of the stuff people are waiting in line for could be done online or at a kiosk. So why not have a line just for certified/registered mail receipt and the like? I would literally pay more just for a dedicated express line. I don't need to wait for a the reps to help someone select a pretty stamp or wait for people to hand-write their labels and tape up their boxes at the counter.... My stuff is ready to go, so it really shouldn't need a human at all except it needs to be hand stamped... The postmaster, Daffodil Lam should be ashamed at how this PO is run. Put in some more kiosks, automate things, or make sure that the counter is fully staffed when there is a line. It's nearly always busy at 5pm, so why not stay open later 1 or 2 nights a week so people don't have to rush there during lunch?
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Usually busy weekdays so it is best to use automated postal service kiosk. However, the contraption they added on the dropbox is supposed to be helpful but it locks the box. Prior to this contraption, you can still drop your mail even if it appears full on the other side. Now, it just locks up. This picture was taken on a weekend. However, one Friday morning the drop box is jammed so I told the Associate on the counter. It is good that I can just leave my meter stamped package on the counter. The Associates are helpful. Also, I noticed that mail tends to get delayed in this post office compared to the ones I dropped at Los Altos or South San Francisco. Perhaps they are just too busy.
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One of the worst operated post offices I have ever used. Despite PO Box addressing, and parcel service lockers, the staff here hoards mail causing box holders to have to come back the next day during business hours to pick up mail that otherwise would fit in the lockers. Also attitude from the front desk customer service agents with unclear signage about standing in line for box service to pick up yellow card mail versus regular line. The gentleman with the tool belt often has an attitude towards customers. Customer service at this particular post office is among the worst in the Bay Area. Not recommended if you depend upon parcel delivery among other services.
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1.0
4y

TL;DR: It took me a total of 5 days, 3 trips and 3 phone calls to pick up a package of live animals. I was not impressed with the competence demonstrated at the office.

I had a culture of Trichorhina tomentosa held for pickup due to high ambient temperatures. The package arrived at this post office on Thursday morning, but the 5 PM closing time was too early to work with my schedule and I ended up trying to pick them up Friday morning.

On my first try, they refused to let me bring my road bike into the office - something that I've never had issues with in Colorado post offices or other Palo Alto / Mountain View stores. On my second try, I walked. The clerk who "helped" me was generally unhelpful; after getting my tracking number, he searched roughly half of the packages being held and returned saying that it was out for delivery. After I reiterated that the package had been marked as hold for pickup, the tracking information said it was being held for pickup, and I had gotten a voice message saying that it was being held for pickup, he relented and supposedly searched the remainder of the packages, turning up nothing and telling me to go home and wait for a delivery.

On Saturday, I called during posted business hours but nobody answered the phone.

On Monday, I walked over to the office again, gave a new clerk my tracking number, and started waiting. After about 10 minutes, I volunteered some extra information from another a voice message they had sent me earlier that morning. Apparently, something I said triggered a connection that hadn't been made before and I finally had my box ~20 seconds later.

The isopods were fine; they could have gone weeks in their little deli cup without issue. However, I ended up burning over 1.5 hours to do something which should have taken ~12 minutes. I don't know if the people I interacted with were incompetent or my box was shelved in an unusual place, but I was not...

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1.0
3y

My delivery was not in the mailbox while USPS claims that it has been delivered, I OPENED TWO SEARCH CASES AND THERE IS NO PROOF OF DELIVERY AND THEY JUST CLOSE THE CASE WITHOUT FEEDBACK. It was not often that my order is not delivered even though I checked for the package the same day. I waited it to show up patiently for two days, posted missing notice on building doors and asked my neighbors if they see it, still, the package is missing. So I had to call the USPS customer service, went through the automatic responding system, finally got a SMS customer service link. When I was using the USPS SMS customer service, the agent opened a service request on my behalf but didn't ask for related information, i.e., my email, which made it very difficult to track the status online later since that field is required online and it doesn't match anything in the system. The case was quickly closed the next day and I haven't gotten any feedback, I had to call customer service again to reopen the case. Meanwhile, my search for the package is also going on. I tried to talk to the delivery guy and he refused to answer my questions, like, if he can remember anything, if there was any possibility that the delivery went to the wrong place, and if anyone else might have a mailbox key, he asked me to call(which I already did) and walked away on my questions, extremely rude. This day my package is still missing, and it shows delivered on track, which makes my dispute on the transaction extremely hard, and USPS hasn't provided my any feedback or PROOF...

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1.0
3y

I ordered something perishable using USPS Priority Express (their equivalent of FedEx). It did not arrive in time, so I filed a claim. I should mention that the delivery person does not have your phone number like they do with Fed Ex or UPS, so if they have trouble with your address (which they may even if the address was written correctly), they will just not deliver the package. The USPS response to the claim was that I should present the item to "a post office" for inspection. I presented it in Palo Alto and was told that I had to present it to this post office since that is the one that was responsible for the item. Ok, but maybe be more detail oriented with your instructions. At the Mountain View post office, I was told that they could not help me because a supervisor had to be present to inspect the package (also NOT stated in the letter). They also told me that as the recipient I could not be the one to file the request for reimbursement even though that clearly contradicts the USPS website, and the letter regarding the claim made it clear they understood I was the recipient . At this point I had spent most of the afternoon in 2 post offices. There was NO empathy. And the worst part was they took the package to put on the supervisor's desk and I never heard from them again. DO NOT USE USPS PRIORITY EXPRESS. IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD A FEW EXTRA BUCKS FOR FED EX OR UPS, EXPECT THERE IS A GOOD CHANCE YOUR PACKAGE WILL LIKELY BE LOST. IF THAT HAPPENS, PLEASE DO NOT BOTHER FILING A CLAIM; IT IS A COMPLETE...

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