I had an absolutely exceptional experience at Barclays Hampstead, entirely thanks to Farishta. She…read morewent above and beyond to help me and was incredibly patient, knowledgeable, warm and professional throughout. Having recently moved to the UK, getting everything set up with a new banking system can be a little overwhelming, and Farishta made the entire process feel effortless. She took the time to explain everything clearly, helped resolve every issue I had, and genuinely made me feel looked after rather than rushed. It's rare to encounter this level of personal service these days. Farishta is a tremendous asset to Barclays and exactly the kind of person who makes you want to remain loyal to a bank. I couldn't recommend her -- or the Hampstead branch -- more highly. Thank you, Farishta!

Hampstead Barclays is an essential part of the local community providing irreplaceable services,…read moreespecially for elderly or disabled people. The staff are particularly helpful with guiding customers through using the various services.

I like this Halifax better than the one in Brixton, it doesn't get as busy as the Brixton branch,…read moreit's ideal that it gets a 2nd money deposit machine though,

At the town centre. Nice people. But closes way too early and it's at a location where you can't…read morereally stop the car for a quick passenger drop off or pick up.

Natwest at Westfield Stratford City is opposite JD Sports and next to the Starbucks mall kiosk and…read moreis a decent branch. It's a useful location within the shopping centre, offering basic banking facilities including ATM's which are open to pay in and withdraw money whenever the mall is open. Otherwise, the branch is open between 10 am and 5:30 pm Monday to Saturday, but at certain times which includes the final hour of opening during the week and the whole of Saturday they do only offer digital/automated services which isn't ideal, but at least it keeps the store partially open. From the outside, the store looks good with the purple, modern theme similar to the Natwest logo but the interior of the branch is a little old and it's a shame the interior and exterior don't seem to match - having a layout similar to the Piccadilly Station (Manchester) branch would match perfectly. I really like how the sort-code for this branch is "602012" with the 60 meaning Natwest and 2012 marking the year of the Olympic Games which were held in Stratford, with the Olympic Stadium just a short walk away (Westfield its-self opened towards the end of 2011 ahead of the games). A well-located branch offering basic banking facilities within a shopping centre, but if you're looking to do more, speak to a member of staff or avoid long queues for an understaffed counter, this branch isn't for you. 3*

Great and quick service everytime I go in, everyone so nice and friendly!!!Well done Lloydsread more

A lot of Barclays branch around high gate , finsbury park, crouch end but this on seven sisters is…read moremy favorite one open on Saturdays they have a business counter which is really practical for me and sometimes the small que on my counter takes longer than the normal counter. But all in one a very good branch. The most of the people are very friendly here.thanks guys.

A large branch of Lloyds TSB located close to the rear exit of St James's Park underground station,…read moreand the Green by New Scotland Yard. It has cash-points in Caxton Street and two inside near the Butler Place entrance. The interior is very spacious - a rarity these days - and there is a help desk for items like ordering cheque books and general account enquiries. Queues can develop when it's really busy, but it's generally a better bet than the branch near Victoria Station.

I absolutely hate this branch, which is next to kfc towards the north of town. It's tiny compared…read moreto the current branch i use for uni. There are 3 cashier desks but have never seen more than one being occupied at a time, and one machine for depositing money. There are very rarely any staff around to answer a quick question, so you have to queue. The queue is normally huge, especially during lunch, and will stretch to the door. Once you do get to the cashier they are normally friendly enough. The only problem usually is getting there in the first place. They could do with at least using the cashier points that they have when it is busy to clear the queue. I recommend if you are able to use another branch, then do so.

Helpfull staff in foyer at Tonbridge especially when a queue. Showed me the fast track auto cheque…read morepaying in system. Business Manager excellent and approachable with any query