Post Offices in Bradenton, FL

“The shopping center provides numerous retail businesses, restaurants, services and entertainment amenities. Creekwood Crossing is a prominent 235,459 square-foot shopping center located at the high-traffic interchange of I-75 and SR 70 in Bradenton, Florida. It serves as a central retail hub for the surrounding Creekwood residential community and the larger East Bradenton area.
Shopping & Amenities
The center is a heavily visited destination, attracting approximately 3.3 million visits annually.
Major Anchors: The mall is anchored by Bealls-Florida and Bealls Home Centeic with a Lowe’s Home Improvement serving as a major shadow anchor.
Dining Options: Popular eateries include Chick-fil-A, Starbucks, Bob Evans, Freddy's Burgers and Edible Arrangements.
Retail & Services: Other notable tenants include Verizon, Dollar Tree, Sally Beauty, Great Clips, and Optical Outlets.
Entertainment: The center features the DEFY Trampoline Park, and Premiere Escape Room Adventure Experience.
Nearby Essentials: It is situated directly across from a Publix and a Walmart Supercenter, making it a one-stop area for daily needs.
Location Details
Address: 7395 52nd Pl E, Bradenton, FL 34203.
Hours: Open daily from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
Accessibility: The facility provides wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking, and restrooms.”

“Matt the supervisor there went above and beyond to find my package from a different post office in Bradenton. Thank you Matt for making sure my package was delivered.”

“I stop by often since I moved nearby and I left my sunglasses on the counter. They saved them for me, and that was so appreciative, as I loved those glasses so much! My friends always told me how nice they are, and I'm a believer!”

“The actual post office staff are lovely and helpful. They seem to go above and beyond to help me send things. My mail carrier however, whom I have never met as I live in a condo, but I am constantly having packages and mail delivered to the wrong box. Constantly. People don’t always return it to me. One nice guy did. Probably because it was bugs I had ordered for my gecko. It is frustrating and time wasting.”

“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Above and Beyond — Restored My Faith in Customer Service

How do I even begin to say thank you to the incredible people working at the United States Postal Service @ 75th St W Post Office?

On the morning of February 5, I received a message from Amazon stating that 60 items were on hold. After numerous calls, Amazon assured me the issue had been resolved due to items shipping from different warehouses. I wasn’t overly concerned at first…until 4:30 PM, when I arrived at the rental property where everything was supposed to be delivered… and nothing was there.

Amazon then told me there was nothing they could do because the packages were now with the USPS. With 23 guests arriving in one hour, my husband and I left the property and drove down 75th Street West, where we spotted the post office. Coming from New Jersey, where post offices often close early, I feared I’d be pounding on locked doors—but to my relief, they were open until 5:30 PM.

After waiting on a very short line, I was greeted by a kind young woman at the counter. She explained she couldn’t reach the carrier but that the supervisor might return between 5:30 and 7:00. She was honest and compassionate, took down my name and cell phone number, and promised to call me as soon as she had information.

At that moment, the stress hit me hard—and tears surfaced. A kind customer behind me wished me luck and said she truly felt for my situation.

I stepped outside to sit in the car with my husband when that same customer (God Bless this woman!) exited the post office, ran over to me, and said, “The supervisor just showed up!” I couldn’t believe it. I rushed back inside, and while I was standing in line, the supervisor called my cell phone. I was shocked—not only by the speed of his response, but by his kindness.

He was calm, understanding, and willing to work with me to figure out a solution. When I told him I was actually standing in the lobby and willing to wait, he arranged to bring all 13 boxes out to me so I could personally transport them to the rental property.

When he came out with the boxes, I couldn’t help but hug him. I had less than 30 minutes before my guests arrived, and he went so far as to help us load the boxes into our already jam-packed van, which he offered to hep with also!

Finally, the woman at the front counter also came outside to make sure everything was okay. That level of care and follow-through meant the world to me.

This experience was nothing short of heartwarming. These federal employees went above and beyond in every sense, restoring my faith in people who truly care about doing their jobs—and doing them well. I sincerely hope this review reaches the appropriate supervisors so these outstanding individuals receive the recognition they deserve.

Thank you again for helping me through what felt like an impossible situation. I will never forget your kindness.”

“Matt was very patient and helpful with my extensive certified mailing needs. I appreciate him being able to take the time needed to help me get my numerous letters sent out.”

“They’ve always been very kind to me. I can’t complain. Nobody’s ever given me bad service. People get upset at the folks working there when their mail has issues, but it’s not their fault. They’re trying their best and they’re very kind”

“I remember when this location opened. I was so happy to have a full service post office close by. (Used to have to drive from LWR to Beneva and Fruitville!) I find the employees who work there are often very friendly and knowledgeable. They have always been helpful. I was there today they were fully staffed and there was a line to the door. That is not unusual. I really appreciated the terrific attitude of the woman who helped me today. She greeted everyone with a big smile and apologized to each person for having to wait. I even let her sell me a sheet of Alex Trebek stamps, because we both thought it was hilarious that he was chosen to be on a stamp. What is the decision making process for having your face on a stamp?”