A well protected and monitored ATM on the Broadway side is the best in downtown. The lobby is…read morebeautiful with friendly and efficient tellers, and comfy couches to boot. I really like the location, especially with all the ramp closures and the "park over the highway" thing coming. They do have garage parking on the 4th St. side, but you have to fight cabbies for most of the street spots. They have security guards inside and out all day. I happened to be parked out front one day last summer when a rolling gun fight down Broadway ended up as a car accident on Pine. As soon as I heard the first gunshot, the guard ran to the front door and yelled for them to "lock it down!" just as a car went airborne and took out the crossing signal at Pine. Very quick response and they kept the doors locked a good deal of time until the scene was secured. The building also has pretty nice restrooms in the lobby by the elevators.

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Finally a positive experience. After 2 weeks of constant phone calls and emails Jenny and support…read morestaff finally managed to get me a access to phone/online banking. Bravo Zulu ladies. *****

Shout out to the midtown Regions bank. My account showed fraudulent debit activity and Regions had…read morea help ticket opened, destroyed my old Visa, and made a replacement card within 10 minutes. Boom. That's customer service!

Great service but the only complaint I have is the card quality, the chip and swipe break within a…read morefew weeks of use and I have to get a new card made, please improve card quality, Im begging!

I receive excellent service from this branch. Thank you for all you do…read more But calling the customer service line is horrific. I've been the 58th call in line with an estimated wait of one hour. Asking for callback, we'll they never call back. Guess it's my fault because literally every time I call whatever time of the day it is, I'm calling during heave call volume time lol

Kathy Harms Mercer is a phenomenal banker, very friendly and informative. This branch is newly…read morerenovated as well. I recommend Commerce!

0 stars!! I needed to add cash to my checking account today . I rushed to the drive through at the…read moreChippewa Street near Hampton in south the city at 4:58 .. there was no one in any of the lines . I waited at the window for a few minutes with the cash and my debit card in hand . Finally a young man came to the window. i proceeded to explain my transaction to him only to be laughed at and told the bank was closed!! I explained that I was there at 5pm and he continue the laughter in my face as he pulled the shade.. what a rude encounter. I was so upset about getting non sufficient fund charges that I called Commerce Support on my phone... the woman on the phone helped me but also agree that this employee was extremely rude. I am closing my account with Commerce Bank

My mother had accounts for over 50 years at CNB, she recently passed, so there were a lot of…read morefinancial issues that were difficult to do correctly with her trust. Mesaab Ismail helped my sister and I through every issue. in a difficult time he could not of been more understanding and professional. thanks CNB for having a great staff and thanks again Mesaab!

Extremely happy with Citizens National Bank. I have had my business and personal accounts with…read moreCitizens for 20 years. The staff is always friendly, happy and helpful.

I gotta love a credit union with this type of service (read the olive location) that I can go to…read morealso at this location in East Saint Louis. Plus they are willing to support this community (hi banks ;-)

I have been to this location many times and the service is always pleasant and helpful when needed…read more Thanks Vantage!

I was trying to do some banking for my elderly mother. I don't have an account here and I wasn't…read morequite sure if my mom did either... Well, they were as helpful and patient as could be, in spite of my knowledge lack, and also protecting my mother's confidentiality. They didn't personally remember her, and definitely didn't know me, but they did what they could to help. In the end, it all got worked out.

I had a security breach issue on one of my accounts somebody got a hold of my email and did a lot…read moreof ugly purchases. It was through subscriptions that I thought were canceled in we're not they just kept going on. I just want to say that how the bank handled this was wonderful patient understanding did I say patient patient patient. I was not the nicest person because it kept happening the bad guys were very persistent at wanting their money. But thanks to the support I got from the bank I was able to resolve the problem and I can't give them enough accolades concerning the way they handled it

We were having great difficulty in finding a bank to work with for processing our SBA Paycheck…read moreProtection Program loan. Three other institutions had let us down and had failed to assist us in our application. We were fortunate to get a referral to Saint Louis Bank. They acted efficiently and professionally to help us receive our financing. I am very grateful for their assistance. They have helped us in our attempt to insure the survival of our 61 year-old family business. I can't say enough good things about this bank and their loan team.

From the owner: Our story begins in 2004 with six businessmen who either banked with or worked for local financial…read moreinstitutions that were acquired by out-of-town concerns. These individuals - Robert Chambers, Leland Curtis, Mark Nelson, Edward Dowd, Jeffrey Schatz and the late Jon Pyzyk - saw the need for a locally owned, full-service bank dedicated to the needs of growing hometown businesses. Hundreds of fellow entrepreneurs rallied to the idea, putting the wheels in motion late in 2004 to form a new bank.Most new banks open with minimal resources. They slowly add staff and services to mature into a full-service bank over a period of years. The organizers of St. Louis Bank had a different idea.