Umm wow. A bank in a business park who doesn't know how to serve their business customers. Yikes…read more I went in to order cheques. Pretty simple huh? Not really. 1/2 later I left, no cheques, shaking my head in frustration. The staff's (yes plural, I had 2 people assisting me, one of which was the branch manager) answer to most of my questions was to "do it online and call the 1-800 number if you have questions, they know". Next time I'm sticking to my wonderful Cole Harbour branch and the George St Halifax branch.

Much like the other reviews of this RBC, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth every time i visit…read moreanything other than the ATM. The customer service is awful. They are nice enough, and chatty, when you get to the counter! But they can be too chatty! They chat amongst themselves, a lot, and not really interested in keeping the long lunchtime line moving. Then they will chat for way too long with customers they know, way after they have finished their business. All in all, use a different RBC when you need to actually get something other than cash from the ATM.

This particular branch of TD happens to be my personal branch, so it's the one I'm most familiar…read morewith. It's in a great location, and the tellers are all more than helpful. It can be a bit slow, but what bank isn't? They're always willing to take an extra moment to update you on your financial situation and to give your helpful advice. They always go above the call of duty, and they always remember me whenever I stop in. The only problem I have with this location is it's in the worst section of an already bad parking lot. If you're not feeling up to tricky parking maneuvers, just park in the middle section. The actual parking section for TD is for master parkers only, which I most certainly am not. Pull-throughs for the win!

This is my "home" branch. I've been with TD bank for many years as a youth and as an adult and I've…read morealways received great customer service. The staff is always friendly and very helpful. I actually like going in to speak to someone if I have any questions because they're always more than happy to help you! Only reason I gave them 4 stars rather than 5 is because the wait time can be a little long but it's worth it for the great service.

A bank is a bank is a bank in my books. Banks are filled with money that I don't have, the money…read morethat I do have usually has to stay there, and everything that goes through the heads of people who work in banks actively makes mine hurt until I splurge on a $300 belt to make the pain go away. All in all, banks and I have no reason to be friends. This credit union is pretty much just like any other bank except in a nicer building. It looks all fancy with its grandiose columns which makes me pretty happy. If I have to go to a bank, it might as well be wrapped in Roman pomp. It also has a strange rule that you can slam your car into park basically on its front step if you're just running in to use the ATM. Along with the columns, this ends up making me feel all kinds if VIP...like la Lohan drunk-driving her coup right into the line-up at some LA hotspot. The staff on the inside includes multiple young bucks (nice to know that there are spots hiring new grads!) and plenty of folks who can cope with 'old person requests' much better than I ever could. I'd rather take 37 punches to the face than have to go fetch a lady crisper $20 bills for her grandson's birthday card, but I suppose that's why they work there and I don't. So in summary, Ben hates banks, this one is fancy enough to fool me into thinking I'm not just handing my money over to bills, and old people drive me crazy but are in good hands here.

Banking is one of those things that I don't think most people enjoy (except on payday of course),…read morebut I've found banking at Heritage (now part of East Coast CU) has been an absolute joy. They had a nice little display on campus during orientation, which was nice enough, but actually going in and setting up a membership was surprisingly less painful than I had expected. The place was under renovations at the time so it was a bit unorganized and not particularly pleasant to sit around in, but I was seen quickly, different staff came by to make sure I'd been looked after, which honestly got a bit obnoxious, but it was nice to know someone knew there was another living body in the room. Location isn't the greatest for people that are passing through downtown, but at the same time, neither are the other bank locations off Alderney.

I used to do my banking at this HSBC until I had a few separate occurrences take place…read more *A had a cheque go missing after I deposited it into an atm at this bank. It turned up after two weeks. (somehow? I was never given an explanation) * I was consistently treated poorly whenever I required customer service based on being 19-20 years old at the time. Pretty inexcusable. Overall, HSBC has decent rates if you're the type of person who uses their debit card 5 times a day, but the customer service was poor enough to warrant me taking my business elsewhere.

NOT friendly staff at all. Had walked in to open an account and was told unless you have so many…read moredollars minimum to deposit we are not interested. So bizarre. In fact I had 4 times the amount but still treated you like whatever. Second visit was the same. Only do my banking online thank goodness as would not want to deal with these people. In addition they messed up when setting up my account and I had to call Head Office to get it sorted out so I could access my funds. I only went to them as wanted international access to accounts when travelling but definitely not the kind of people you want to deal with. The rep even gave me a bull story assuring me I could do so and so if I upgraded my account. Turned out it was not true and he never even apologized. Again it was whatever. Do yourself a favour and stay away from these people.

I'm glad the Credit Union exists, and I do all my business banking through it, but could the people…read moreat this branch do something about their lousy attitudes? Sheesh, I'd be happy if the teller serving me would even look up and acknowledge my existence. I normally do my transactions at a different branch, (on Mumford Road, where the people are very friendly) but every once in a while I pop in here if it's convenient and I have yet to have a pleasant experience here. These people need some serious customer service workshopping.

I had to pop into this branch today to do a deposit for work. It is a lovely bank with large…read morewindows facing Spring Garden Road and Brenton Street, great for traffic and pedestrian watching while taking care of finances. There was no line and I was in and out in no time flat. The service was prompt and friendly enough, and I appreciated that the tellers had chairs at their disposal, as having to stand all day at a counter isn't the most comfortable of situations. All in all, my little jaunt into the Credit Union was a pleasant experience indeed. It's nice to check out the different financial institutions around town, especially if you've been patronizing the same one for years.

While I do most of my day to day banking through PC Financial. I have a few important activities…read moregoing through CIBC. This bank is at the end of my street and as such is very convenient. Banking is not my strong suit. I'm a very basic bank kind of guy. So if anything is out of the ordinary I'm almost instantly at this branch asking a million annoying questions. The staff here is friendly and explain things in a way that this poor art student can understand. They have also gone out of their way to help me on several occasions. providing money conversions when they didn't technically have to and offering tips on how to access transferred money a little quicker. Convenient, friendly and offering the use of their atm's to PC Financial customers free of charge - CIBC is is a great bank.

My branch is downtown but I go across town to these guys as they are so nice and quite competent…read more The parking in the back is a challenge but don't give into the temptation to park at the Subway, they (Subway) will boot your car. Beyond that its a bank, they have money, they do things with the money.

Extremely unprofessional Branch Manager who has no respect for Military groups especially a youth…read morenon profit cadet group trying to make the most out of our youth in a positive way. Does not return phone calls/ emails, / provides wrong information - Changing banks

I just have to write about this particular bank branch on Quinpool Road, because it represents the…read morekind of banking experience that is going the way of the dodo. I have been banking at this branch for years. My mother banked here. My mother-in-law banks here. My sister banks here. And when I walk up to a teller to do business here, the teller usually KNOWS MY NAME, and even asks about my family. When my Mom passed away, the teller heard about it and EXPRESSED HER CONDOLENCES. Can I just say how incredible I know that is, and how much I value that kind of personal interaction!? Everybody is friendly and they treat their customers with a level of personal service that goes above and beyond. Kudos to this branch for defying the faceless interaction that banking has become.

I've never used the branch itself, only the ATMs (you can get money with your Tangerine bank card…read morefor no fee at Scotiabank branches). There probably isn't a better physical location in town, everything is nearby! Just be careful after dark when the sketchies come out and you'll be fine.

This Bank of Nova Scotia location gets a decent amount of respect from me for one reason: They will…read moreallow you to purchase rolls of laundry money without requiring that you be a customer of their bank. Thank you! Finally! Since when did 'Here's my twenty, i'd like $15 in loonies, $5 in quarters' illicit a: 'Certainly, can I just see your debit card?' For what? How could that possibly be necessary in this transaction? Essentially, what banks are telling me when they won't let me buy laundry money is a) they don't care if my clothes are dirty and b) they don't want to expend the cost of processing coin, bills etc on my behalf when i'm not paying monthly user fees, etc. Grrrrr.... Anyways, moving on... This Scotiabank location will! And I love them for it. If I regularly required teller service at this bank I would probably be a little miffed though. I was in at 11:45am yesterday and waited 20 minutes in line. This bank is only open 10am-5pm, 5 days a week... can't half the staff take their lunch at 1? It seems obvious that a lot of people will need to do banking between 12pm-1pm. Especially when their bank isn't open before or after work. Regardless, the laundry money and friendly service will keep me coming back!