Suggestions for Office near Mount Vernon Square, Washington

Carl G. • May 6, 2014Tricky to find from the street. Go inside 800 K and go down the escalators. A whole new office building basement world!

James H. • May 10, 2013Angela is the best!

Jaime W. • August 19, 2011Closed for lunch from 1: 20 to 2: 30 every day! And they are very punctual about this!

Yuri B. • May 30, 2014Computers for use are $19.80 an hour billable by the full minute. $.54 for printing per page.

Biz T. • August 1, 2017How is the post office still a thing?

Dina L. • June 8, 2012The clerk here is professional, friendly and helpful!

Tinu A. • May 31, 2011The entrance is on North Capitol street. The Mass AV entrance is the postal *museum*. Continue around the building to your left, make a right at the corner. Entrance is mid-way down the block.

Yuri B. • August 25, 2014Tucked away between lunch places, this post office is always no-stress to go to. Great service makes me want to mail more!

Jeff W. • December 19, 2011Have to say. Slowest and least customer service friendly post office I've been in.

Devon • April 1, 2011This is NOT the old post office pavilion - ignore the tip about the tower. This is an actual post office.

Francisco R. • July 3, 2013Super efficient. Was in and out in less than a minute

RC • October 30, 2017A free and beautiful view of DC.

Katherine L. • March 11, 2014There's a small (well done) exhibit about the GPO on the north side of the building. Tours of the building can be arranged through your congressman and run through the summer months.

Ian G. • August 7, 2017While I recommend checking out the weekly menu at the beginning of the week, the fried chicken and bread pudding are available every day the Senate is session, and they are both fantastic.

Bilawal H. • February 22, 2017Nando's is better in the UK, but it's still quite good here. Everything seems more creamy and the chips are different altogether. Also it's not a big thing here.

AT&T • September 27, 2011You can ship fast and connect fast with free AT&T Wi-Fi at your local FedEx Office.

DC Preservation League • August 12, 2011The Patent Office was built on the site proposed by L’Enfant for a non-denomination national church. Built using the designs of architects Robert Mills, Edwark Clark, Cluss & Schulze, Thomas U Walter.