Studio City Post Office

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the bulletin board inside Studio City Post Office. ‘Free coffee for anyone who can solve our mystery,’ read the note. Curiosity piqued, locals started showing up daily to try their luck. Finally, after weeks of puzzling, an elderly neighbor revealed that he had written the clue as a prank because his mail was always late. The free coffee turned out to be just his way of saying thanks for everyone’s patience. Since then, people still drop by every now and then—just for a chat and a cup of joe.

2. One day, an elderly lady visiting her mailbox found a strange package wrapped in old newspaper. Curious neighbors gathered around, wondering whose it could be and what secrets lay within. As they peered inside, they discovered nothing but an old letter addressed to ‘The Last Unopened Letter’. The note read: “Dear Friend, I hope you enjoy my surprise present—an outdated stamp collection!” Turns out, it was just another delivery driver’s prank, leaving everyone laughing and the elderly lady with a new hobby.

3. One afternoon, while sorting mail, a postal worker overheard a mysterious announcement over the intercom: ‘Attention please—your package has arrived from Outer Space!’ Curious, she rushed outside and found nothing but an ordinary package addressed to Mr. Johnson next door. Turns out, it was just another prank from that pesky delivery driver who loved playing practical jokes on everyone around here.

4. Have you heard about the mysterious letters that started arriving for no one in particular? They keep showing up in the mailboxes of random people around Studio City. One day, a delivery driver found himself delivering a letter addressed simply to ‘The Person Who Loves Cats’—and it kept happening every week. Eventually, everyone in town was getting cat-related correspondence until finally, someone opened it and discovered a note inside: ‘Dear Cat-Lover, please return all these letters to us—it’s our neighbor’s birthday!’