Best customer service and well groomed and knowledgeable staff. They are friendly and know you by…read morename or sight. They take the time to personally talk to you. This makes you feel special.

Customer service is horrible, I've been trying to reach a supervisor for two weeks. Now I'm looking…read morefor another bank to use.

They're so friendly!! They greeted us at the door with a smile. The blueberry Ube matcha was…read morephenomenal and last time I came I got a chocolate cherry, both times with oat milk. It tastes so good! They have fun flavors that aren't heavy or fake tasting. My coworker got a latte with heavy whipping cream, brown sugar and cinnamon that he loved too. I'll be making drops when I'm in the area for the 3.60 latte on Thursday's after 3pm. It's a nice community setting in here with two floors of seating. There was a group next to us conducting a meeting. Work friendly space that's not too noisy and very cozy.

Service is always great here! All Capital One ambassadors are always kind and cheerful! 50% off for…read moreCapital One Customers is a plus! I do enjoy coming here to work always clean and available with private spaces to reserve as well! Addicting croissants as well!

Very limited on banking knowledge try another branch. Ask 3 different tellers the same question got…read more3 different answer and they were all wrong

Has a drive-thru. 3 tellers. and 1 security guard…read more pretty convenient when flying up and down Woodward and need some green.

I am sure the RBC (Royal Bank of Canada) deserves a better rating at this particular location, but…read morethe one time I visited left a foul taste in my mouth and prompted me to move my accounts lock, stock, and barrel to TD. I've had an RBC account since I was knee-high to a grasshopper and remembered that original account number for years. I conducted all my banking on the West Coast through the Royal and kept an account open long after I moved to the US for Canadian transactions. At some point in 2010, my account ended up inactive despite seeing some activity. No one on the 1-800 line was able to help and wanted me to show up in person. Living in Chicago, the earliest I got back to Canada or any RBC branch was 2011 in Windsor. A hike to Ontario just to do 30 minutes of banking for a 10 hour trip? Yikes. I showed up with all requisite ID, the last mailings I had from the Royal Bank, and various other documentation ready to straighten up this issue. I waited forever for a personal banker and then spent another 20 minutes in her office while she got a coffee and hunted around for her log-in details. We discovered my debit card didn't work. Then, when she got onto the computer, she had no ability to find my account. We searched by account numbers, routing numbers, a voided cheque from back in the day, and even my social security number to no avail. It took looking through my mother's records and a frustrating round-robin calling her on the Pacific Coast, three hours behind, to confirm we had a linked account and she could confirm the details. After all that, the manager popping in to see what the hold-up was, the bankers came to the conclusion that the Royal Bank shut down my account for reasons unclear. They gave me a few codes -- just letters or numbers -- and were shooing me out from the bank, while I demanded to know what these cryptic references meant. I tried to open a new account and the system kept spitting back errors. They refused to really explain what was going on. When all was said and done, after making multiple requests of the manager, I found out there was apparently some issue related to their credit department. They basically shoved me out the door with a phone number to call. When I called, it turned out that a disputed charge on a credit card I had in high school had been tagged on my RBC account, even though the issue was solved in 2004 when I was still living in Canada. I had to spend an hour and a half on the phone to find out they needed to clear the reference. I could technically open an account there just fine, but the awful experience at this branch haunts me and I don't want to deal with them as one of the two primary RBCs in Windsor.

negative 100 stars. unqualified ppl work in their dispute dept. hopelessly unable to resolve…read moredisputes. will be closing acct asap. terrible customer service.

If it were possible to give zero stars, I would not hesitate to do so. These people are inept. I…read morehave been trying to change mu address for years. I moved from one building on my complex to another. I am disabled and the elevator was not working. Fortunately my postman is outstanding. These people messed up when they bought TCF and were not prepared to service TCF's customers.

This place is like hell on earth. One teller and six employees standing around…read more The only reason I stay with this crap bank is because I'm grandfathered in and don't want to lose those my overdraft protection

I don't normally bank with Bank of America, but a situation required me to use their service. The…read moreheavyset blonde woman with glasses (didn't catch her name) was beyond rude when she asked me why I was there. I explained the situation, and she was still rude. The teller was fine, and I did complain to the manager on duty about her, but I doubt anything was done. I wouldn't go here ever again even if you paid me.

Greeted warmly and teller quickly handled my transaction. Branch is SPOTLESS and well run. HIGHLY…read morerecommend!

The people that greet you here are very nice, but the person in charge of accounts is very rude and…read moreunprofessional. The nice people told me they would send the unprofessional person a "message". I guess this is because they didn't want to speak to them directly. I wonder why?... Waited around 30 minutes to be seen. Looked in the office window and this unprofessional person is not with a client but rather eating and yapping on the phone about political nonsense. Office door was wide open for all to see and hear. Taking my business elsewhere and I suggest you do the same.