Mark is the man! One-of-a-kind…read more He and his team recently helped me close my 2nd mortgage with Leader Bank at incredible speed. Making things happen and easing any and all concerns I had. They made sure I could close and move-in as soon as possible even if it meant they were working after hours and late on the eve of a major holiday. I'll follow a team led by Mark anywhere

Member for about 15 plus years with personal and business accounts. Horrid customer service. They…read moreshut off your card if you travel out of state. If you need a new card, expect to wait 7 plus business days. Can't get a straight answer. Absolutely the worst. In the process of moving to a credit Union.

This is a great location! Came in, they were so helpful, answered all my questions before closing…read moreat 4pm too.

If you voice out your concerns or downgrade your accounts, or close some of your accounts, they…read morewill start to treat you like you are nobody. Sucked in for 28 years into this criminal, greedy bank, I finally pulled out $1.5M out of there and closed all my accounts.

Spoke with them over the phone and they told me they could help me handle something if I came into…read morethe branch in person. When I got there turned out they couldn't do what the person on the phone told me. Everyone was very polite both on the phone and in person but it was a total waste of an afternoon.

I would give negative stars if I could. This review isn't for this branch but for the Citizen's…read moreBank cooperation in general. My father died from complications of Covid last year. He lived in a nursing home, had no property and just a couple bank accounts totaling less than 3K. Another bank had no problem transferring his funds to me after I showed a death certificate and documentation that I was his next of kin. He also had $200 in a Citizen's account. $200!!!! After hours on the phone getting conflicting information about how to close his account and then spending hours in person on my days off trying to find someone at a branch who would speak to me about closing it because I wasn't the account holder, I was finally told that I had to drive one hour each way to the courthouse and pay $120 to file paperwork that I'm his executor!!! For $200!!!! It's not worth it so I just decided to leave the money where it is. Fast forward several months, Citizen's keeps sending statements to his old address that someone there then must forward to me!!!! I called again today and they won't change the address because it's not my account even though his death certificate is on file with them!!! Now I will be forced on another day off to pay the $120 just to have them stop sending statements to an incorrect address!!!!

This took place a while ago and I initially didn't bother writing a review because I couldn't find…read morethe right branch on Yelp. But I'm still pretty angry it happened, so I'm starting a new page for it. My husband and I went to TD bank to open a joint checking and savings account. When we sat down with the clerk, he directed questions only at my husband and completely ignored me. As we were finalizing our information, the clerk turned to my husband and asked him if he was sure he wanted me to have full access to the account. He told my husband that if he preferred, he could set up the account so that I would have only limited access to our money. My husband was shocked and confused, and confirmed that no, we want a *joint account* with full access for both of us. I find it unbelievable that a bank clerk would go into this line of questions RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME, without including me in the conversation at all or knowing where the funds were coming from. I was both annoyed and embarrassed that a banker would make sexist assumptions about the nature of our relationship and treat me in such a disrespectful manner. It was one of the most openly discriminatory acts I have experienced. More generally, it is also highly annoying that TD does not have a banking system that allows for multiple parties to gain online access to an account with their own credentials. This means I have to use my husband's login (and know the answer to all security questions) anytime I want to cash a check online, or simply look at what's going on in the account. None of these practices are conducive to a relationship built on financial equality.

I was looking for a new bank after graduating from school, since the credit union I was using was…read moreno longer sufficient for meeting my needs. The credit union was only open on weekdays during normal work hours; TD Bank is open on weekends and stays open later than 5pm. Benefits such as credit card rewards and interest rates were competitive against other options I had considered. But what won me over was their customer service. The bank manager was very courteous and assisted me over multiple visits as I transitioned over to TD Bank. He also called to check in on me a few weeks later to make sure everything was working satisfactorily. I am very happy to have switched to TD Bank :)

We came in to open up an account but had unique challenges. Instead of turning us away, like they…read morehave at much larger banks, Anaika and Markens helped us as much as they could, made a quick call to the branch manager, Richard Garcia and between the 3 of them we got our situation resolved, a new account opened and a new banking relationship was made. This level of hospitality is the difference maker for me and my family when it comes to banking, and the team at CSB on Cambridge Street went above and beyond. Thank you for your service to the community of Cambridge, MA.

The service here is fairly quick. I'm never waiting for too long…read more The lines are never too long.

This Cap One Cafe got a refresh, so it's time for a follow up review! Today was my first time…read morecoming to the bank/cafe since they repainted the interior and started carrying Verve Coffee. It's always been a popular space, but now it's full of light, new furniture, and open space (but still a couple conference rooms). I'm a bank customer, but I much appreciate how the staff welcomes everyone to come here, whether you have an account with them or not. I was very excited to see they now carry Verve Coffee, one of my favorite roasters from California. (They formerly carried Peets.) Cap One customers can use their debit cards for 50% off, which is an even better deal now that the drinks are a bit more expensive. My 12 ounce lavender honey latte was $6 without the addition of non-dairy milk and tax. It was a tasty treat on this cold, cold day - definitely on the sweeter side. There's still an ATM near one of the front doors and another inside, with a large digital display for additional bank products. But again, they're not pushing to sell, so you can just come in for a drink and a chat, or just a relaxing place to sit. The wifi is still fast and there are plenty of outlets. It looks like they now carry some sandwiches and hot food in addition to pastries. So I'll be back!

This place just offer ordinary coffees, but one of the most convenient and comfortable facilities…read morearound Harvard Square for working or studying, like sofas and sockets. I think that's the reason why there were always full of customers. Latte: Hot and cocoa-y, but too small portions. I finished it with just a few sips.

I want to add -- I did get another mortgage with Cambridge Savings Bank in 2015 -- I asked them not…read moreto sell it. (Even though CSB would service jt, I didn't want it sold to ghe big banks that crashed the economy in 2008. You can request this, and they will keep it: 30 yr mortgage = 10 years @ fixed rate, then 20 more years variable. I did this, but plan to pay it off in about 6 more years (16 total) no prepayment penalty. Still happy to be with CSB.

Disaster! Extremely high fees and negative service. Untrained nasty people. Absolutely need to…read morefire Gregory Bowe. Completely incompetent.

Avoid at all costs literally and figuratively. Incredibly incompetent. When they can't answer your…read morequestion they put you into AI hell with robots. Worst customer service ever. If you criticize the so-called service rep, he will just hang up on you. Little snowflake gets his feelings hurt. Will be transferring my accounts to a bank where they actually care about customers. I have had an account here since 1994. I should have quit 20 years ago. My bad. Shame on you BofA. Their typos in correspondence are hilarious if it wasn't so sad. What a bunch of tossers

Nathaniel Arias was very helpful when I went to the Harvard Square branch of Bank of America on…read more2/07/2025. He took the time to explain things to me. He followed up with phone call on 2/19/2025. Lee G.

I have never had an issue with anyone from the bank, but at this location the emloyees are…read moreparticularly helpful and friendly. I hate dealing with money and finances, but they always make the experience tolerable, if not enjoyable. The bank itself is a big bank, but I really have no problem with it. They offer free student checking which is helpful, free online banking which is great. Their 24/7 over the phone banking has gotten me out of a few tight spots over the past few months, and the operators are super nice and helpful.

not even worth one star. the absolute worst. Customer service is condescending, dismissive and…read morerude, security features are none existent, and the fees are insane. They're incompetence left my family living on bread and water for over a week over their mistake and they didn't care. I am looking forward to never dealing with them again once this account gets closed.