Largo Post Office

This Post Office is a full-​service location, and the staff all do a nice job of handling the continual flow of customers. There are external mail boxes available so you don’t have to park and enter the building, but there is plenty of parking in case you do. Very nice and efficient!

Mailed two gifts from this location on the same day, both were stolen and delivered empty to the receivers! Both gifts were from Costa Rica and cannot be easily replaced I’m absolutely disgusted with this place! Kids receiving ripped open packages with nothing in them that’s messed up.
I also had to buy stamps and the only ones in stock were Christmas wreaths… It’s June… Wtf!
I will never… Never… Come back to this location, and I will probably never use the U.S. Postal service again. Last time I checked stealing mail was a crime but evidently it’s acceptable at this location.
They may have great hours but I suggest you go out of your way to find another location!

I’ve never had any issues with this post office. Paul, one of the guys behind the counter, is patient, helpful, and always cheerful. Shipping is cheap and usually on-​time.

It would be nice if the map didnt show the post office in Taylor Pk on the water. Do not follow map directions on phone!!!

Very slow getting mail out. International package took 5 days just to get to Miami!

Although I watch the news religiously and read the daily paper diligently, I somehow missed the announcement that postage costs are increasing this Sunday. .. an event one would assume was important enough for every post office to herald with signs prominently posted. Yet while I waited on line for nearly thirty-​five minutes in this compact, overheated facility — with only two of five windows open to accommodate the couple of dozen people waiting for assistance — I saw nothing to indicate that four days from today I will have to pay more each of the few times per month I use snail mail. Nor did the clerk who finally helped me advise me of this fact when she blithely sold me a book of stamps. Only when I overheard a conversation at the register in the card shop a short while later did I realize most of the twenty thirty-​seven cent stamps in my wallet would soon need two-​cent companions beside them on every envelope I mailed. I returned to the post office, waited another twenty minutes, and asked the same clerk why she hadn’t said anything when I requested a book of stamps the first time around. «I figured if you wanted new ones, you would have asked for them,» was her response. Are you clueless, indifferent, or just plain dumb? Good news. .. a government job is waiting for you!