The Capital One Café inside the Galleria is a surprisingly calm spot in the middle of all the mall…read morechaos. The space is clean, modern, and has plenty of comfortable seating. It's a great place to recharge literally and figuratively since there are outlets everywhere and the Wi-Fi is solid. The only downside is that it can get a little busy during peak shopping hours, especially on weekends, so seating can fill up fast. But outside of rush times, it's one of the more peaceful places in the Galleria to sit, study, or get work done. Overall, a great spot for coffee, a quiet break, or a productive hour in the middle of the mall.

After two weeks, I finally was lucky this Monday in that I was told their Matcha was back in stock!…read moreHowever, my unlucky-ness hit when I found out after waiting 20 minutes for my drink to be made that someone had taken my matcha. While I was stunned to hear that, the baristas quickly reassured me that they would have my drink out quickly, and I wish I had gotten their names because their attitude and positivity sincerely made me forget about my wait! As promised, they had it out almost instantly, and even apologized, even though it was not their fault at all!

This Chase bank was walking distance from the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center. I went in and I…read moreonly wait a few seconds and the teller was ready for me, they have enough staff during the lunch time rush here. I was disappointed that they did not taken my RMB coins, only the big bills and they did not take the Swiss franc either. Now I have to exchange the money my back will not take somewhere else.

If you bank with Chase BEWARE. We have had fraudulent charges on a brand new credit card TWICE! It…read morelooks like an inside job to me. Fortunately we weren't held responsible for it, but fraud is as rampant with our credit cards as it has become with gift cards.

Disorganized, bureaucratic in contrast to other area banks. Opening a guardianship account can…read morerequire multiple visits, only to be told that the new computer software will not allow creation of the account after all.

A solid branch. I have been here on more than 10 occasions from opening up a business checking…read moreaccount, to depositing cash or check in branch. The people here have been very helpful with giving tips on their ATM capabilities and have been efficient in addressing my banking needs. I am usually in-and-out in under 5 minutes. The only downside I have experienced is their ATM has been down 2/10 times I have visited outside of branch hours so I had to find another one in the area, but I can't really fault them all the time for that. Other than that small negative, the people and services here have been better than other Wells Fargo branches I have visited in the past.

I just left Wells Fargo at 11:45am Tuesday 6/6/23 at the corner of memorial and kirkwood. I was…read moregoing to open 3 accounts. A savings for myself, plus a savings and checking for my son.... BUT the banker said she had to go to lunch in 15 mins and didn't want to start something she couldn't finish...SO I went down the road to Chase instead and gave them my money

It's was ok until recently my payment was withdrawn from my bank account before the due date which…read moreis not the first time. This withdraw cause an insufficient funds of $34.00 dollars. On day five and have not received back the insufficient funds.

Advertise easy loans for all types of credit but is a false advertisement…read more Waste of time. Did not even receive a courtesy e-mail or phone call to tell me they didn't approve me for whatever reason they didn't approve me! I hate businesses that lie...

Not to be confused with Back Of America, which is a chiropractic office. As opposed to a Cairo…read morePractice Office, which is in Egypt and is for test runs of things. Not one of our favourite locations of Bank of America for various reasons, but the main reason is that they just seem a little shady to us on a number of levels. As others have mentioned they have bulletproof glass and long wait times and have customer service issues. Having said that it's a good location for us and that's why they get the extra star.

It is very frustrating to have to wait over 30 minutes to talk to a teller. They are very under…read morestaffed, and the ones that are there never help the teller when they have nothing to do. They also close at 4pm! What other bank closes at 4?!

I've been a loyal customer since they opened. The tellers…read moreget to know you. Remember lobbies are closed now so I did the drive through and the male teller who I haven't worked with was super nice. You need to make appointments through a 1-800 number if you need to see a banker in person or get to your safe deposit box. Highly recommended!

Great location! I think this is where the old Bibas Greek restaurant used to be, and I drive by it…read moreall the time, but never stopped in. I'm glad I finally did! I almost always go to the one on San Felipe, but its always a mess trying to get there. Now that I actually realize this Memorial location is so easy to get in and out of, I won't have to fight all the cars making crazy turns into that San Felipe lot. This is a brand new location, and they do actually have a drive thru behind their building. The space is nice and open, and everyone is still really nice here and welcoming. As soon I walked in I was greeted in a friendly manner, and the teller who was working on something at the booth immediately pushed her task aside as I walked up with was appreciated. Of course being that this is still a new office, there were no lines, and that just made the whole process a breeze. I'll definitely be back.

WOW! This place is something to experience! H-Town has the second largest vault in the US. I have…read morenever seen so much cash in my life. One container of $100 holds $45M! The security on this place is unbelievable. You will not get it but if you did by some chance make it in you definitely will not make it out! If you ever have an opportunity to take a tour, take it! The people are very nice and welcoming. It is an amazing facility!

My sons and I experienced an incredible, eye-opening tour. This is a must-see for anyone,…read moreespecially those with children (ages 8+). Note: You can't just swing by; must make an appointment or you will be quickly greeted by armed gunmen (smiles). Here's what we learned: 1. Super technically, Houston does not have a Federal Reserve Bank. We are a branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. There are a total of twelve (12) FRB's nationwide. 2. "The Federal Reserve is both public and private." It's a public government entity when it serves their interest, and private when it does not. To that effect, there's approximately 19K employees in the Federal Reserve System. The DC office is part of the government. The seven Governors (appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate) and their staff are on the government payroll. The remaining employees in Districts 1-12 are paid privately by the Bank in their District. Example: The Houston Branch is located in the 11th District, so all employees are paid by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. 3. EVERY BANK operating in the US must allocate a percentage of monies to the Federal Reserve. 4. The Federal Reserve System "earned seventy eight (78) billion dollars in revenue last year." 5. The Fed counts coins as an assest, but not paper currency (cash), which they consider a liability. Just think about that for a minute. Every lender considers cash an asset, but not the Federal Reserve. WOW! The Fed know it's not worth the paper it's printed on! ​ 6. The Federal Reserve does not print money, they manage the money (as in all of it). "We are The Bank for banks." The Department of Treasury prints and mints money. DC and Fort Worth are the only two locations that print money in the US. 7. The Federal Reserve, specifically the Chair, controls interest rates. 8. Bank Examinations are routinely conducted by the Federal Reserve employees. A review of records, policies, and procedures, with an emphasis on examining collateralized loans. 9. The Houston Branch has approximately seventeen (17) billion dollars in cash, in the vault. We watched, through a large clear window (10 feet away ), employees processing, then bundling hundred dollar bills. I observed ninety (90) million dollars in one room. Photographs of that area were strictly prohibited. 10. The Houston Branch processes about twenty five (25) million dollars per week. Approx. 150 counterfeit bills are identified, then handed over to the Secret Service. *The Secret Service has two primary duties: a) Protect the President and visiting foreign leaders, and b) investigate counterfeiting. 11. The Houston Branch shreds sixteen large columns of paper currency every day. That translates into eight hundred (800) notes per day. *waste management company collects the shredded currency, then hauls it to a local landfill. *​*free samples given at the conclusion of tour. Summary: 1. Of the fourteen (14) Federal Reserve chairmen, eight (8) have been Jews. This equates to 53%. The Jewish population in the US is 2%. *Jewish population by state: http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/US-Israel/usjewpop.html 2. The Federal Reserve was created on December 23, 1913, just before Christmas when most members of Congress were on vacation. IT WAS A MIDNIGHT ACT OF TREASON!

100DayLoans was incredibly responsive to my inquiry. The person with whom I spoke was polite,…read morefriendly and very helpful. I applied on a Friday and expected I wouldn't have the funds until Monday; she helped me get the money within an hour so I had cash for the weekend.