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Saturday is the quietest day on this listing. Monday is the busiest.
1295 BEACON ST · BROOKLINE
Post Office in Brookline, Massachusetts
1295 Beacon St, Brookline, MA 02446, USA · (800) 275-8777
The three closest post offices: United States Postal Service (0.8 mi), United States Postal Service (1.1 mi), United States Postal Service (1.6 mi). Not scored yet.
Located at 1295 Beacon St in Brookline, the United States Postal Service offers a mix of experiences for its visitors. While many appreciate the friendly and helpful staff, others have noted long wait times and occasional difficulties with service.
With a rating of 2.1 from 265 reviews, patrons have shared both positive interactions and frustrating encounters, particularly regarding package retrieval and passport services. Despite the challenges, some employees have been recognized for their excellent customer service, making it a place where community members often find a familiar face, even amidst the hustle and bustle.
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Saturday is the quietest day on this listing. Monday is the busiest.
The business does not accept reservations.
Fast and easy service. Friendly and helpful staff. Excellent customer service from some employees. That is the pattern across 25 reviews.
The business does not provide specific information about parking availability; customers may need to check local parking options.
The business is located at 1295 Beacon St, Brookline, MA 02446, USA.
The three closest post offices: United States Postal (0.8 mi), United States Postal (1.1 mi), United States Postal (1.6 mi). None is scored yet; United States Postal holds 54.
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The business is known for its friendly staff, although some customers have reported slow service during peak times.
The most recent post on this business’s Google listing is from July 10, 2026. We hold 10 posts from it, read on August 13, 2026.
Long wait times, often over 45 minutes. Rude and aggressive behavior from staff, especially Tim. Unresponsive front desk and phone service.
No. The listing shows United States Postal closed on Sunday. It opens Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Asked ChatGPT on August 14, 2026; it named United States Postal. It said: “2.0 United States Postal Expand © Mapbox Terms© OpenStreetMap United States Postal 2.0 • Post office…
The business operates from Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Saturday from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and is closed on Sunday.
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