This is a very small bank. The lobby is probably no bigger that 8 foot by 12 foot with 2 teller…read morewindows. When I walked up to the entrance I was not even sure if they had any service inside. Service was quick though. This site for have a drive thru and outside ATM.

Nicole was so helpful! I was doing some banking and called her three days in a row and she never…read moremade me feel like I was bothering her! Also she answered the phone at 5pmmy first time calling on a Tuesday, which I am sure is expected of the employees BUT does that happen?? She was so nice and is easy to work with.

From the owner: At First Commonwealth Bank, were obsessed with helping you build financial confidence for yourself…read moreand your business with checking and savings accounts, loans, financial planning, treasury management and SBA loans. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.

Not much help for internationals. Staff unwilling to adjust to meet customer limitationsread more

Online banking has improved significantly after an update not too long ago.read more

The absolutely epitome of poor customer service. We've been customers since 2009 and one employee's…read moremisinformation that lead to a catastrophic chain of events caused us to make the decision to permanently close our account. Customer service line has greater than 30 min wait, zero consistently with answers. They referred us to the local branch where the branch manager displayed horrifying customer service skills. Eli could just answer one single question I had. Every answer was "I'm sorry I don't know". Citizens Bank in desperate need of Customer Service 101 classes. The appropriate answer at anytime would have been "I am so sorry, I don't have the answer but if you give me a few moments I'll find someone who can provide the answer". I could give Example after example from just one days' interactions , but I digress. I spoke with one person out of the 9 I dealt with in 24 hours who was deserving of the position she holds. And I'm sure she's the lowest paid. Just unbelievably horrific experience all-around. Shame on you citizens bank for tolerating this behavior.

The employees at this bank are familiar with the workings of Penn State grad assistants' payroll,…read moreand what their perks are--they definitely helped me in that area, and with several non-student-related problems, like a threat against my debit card number and preparing me with currency and advice for a trip abroad. I'm glad I stayed with Citizens after moving here because of this branch!

Santander Bank is the parent co. of Openbank which is an online bank offering competitive High…read moreYield Savings rates and CD's. The issue is they make it extremely laborious and arduous to get your money out of the account. Multiple phone calls, cable TV like customer service where the put you on hold copious times and still don't help you transfer your funds out of their account. It is intentional and systemic so DO NOT invest money with them, especially large sums, because when they do finally let you transfer money out, they cap the amount daily and monthly to hold on to your funds longer.

SANTANDER bought out Sovereign. They are located right next to Cafe 210 West on College Ave. They…read morehave the most friendly, helpful employees I've ever seen..anywhere...not just in banking. They gave me their business cards (two working most days) and said if I needed anything, to call. Directions if I was lost...dinner suggestions, anything. They were funny and knowledgeable and because this branch is pretty slow, they really went out of their way to help, plus I didn't have to wait to get my account going. Since then, I have never had an issue with Santander. Just wish they were open till 5. They close at 4, except on Fridays they close at 5.

I opened a business debit account at Arize. I called the branch in advance, knowing that opening…read morethe account would take time and I would most likely need an appointment. So I made one for a few days later. When I walked into the branch, they said they had no idea what I was talking about and they had no record of me making the appt. So, I had to wait about 30 minutes for them to be able to assist me. Ok. Not a big deal. I get in the office and start the process. First, the woman tried telling me I couldn't use the paper that the IRS provided me because "this isn't what they usually look like". Ok. Well I have nothing else to show you because this is what the IRS furnished for my business. So she gets approval from her manager to "accept it this time". She comes back and we continue. She then tells me that I can't open the account because I don't have an operating agreement. I have never needed an operating agreement between myself and a company that I am the sole ownership of before, but I was able to create one on the spot. So, we finally get the account open. They say I will receive my debit card in the mail soon. 3 weeks goes by without a card. I call and they say it got lost in the mail. Then we discover that they didn't put the suite number on my account address, so I had to submit an address change request. Ok. Get that done. Request a second card. It arrives about a week later and it doesn't have my last name on it. So I call again. They say "oh, we don't know how that happened. Let me get another one issued". I received the THIRD card in the mail and, lo and behold, it is correct. I go to activate it and it says "you've exceeded the maximum number of attempts to activate this card". Interesting. I haven't activated the card yet. So I call the number on the back and the guy says "try calling the number on the back of the card". I explain that I did and that's how I got in touch with him. He says "oh. I'm going to have to submit this for an escalation and a call back". 3 days later, I still don't receive a call. I call again. They tell me the same thing. I am awaiting the call back. I opened the account 65 DAYS ago, and I still do not have a functioning debit card. To say this has been the absolute WORST banking experience I've ever had would be an understatement. I would not ever recommend this credit union to anyone.

Great parking as it's not local to downtown, most of the staff is very nice and have done things…read morefor no fee, like notarizing something. But we stopped banking here since then, as they are not up-to-date with the latest tech and apps, and when we left you couldn't even deposit a check by using your phone.

I want to thank Victoria for staying late to help my son with his account…read more She went above and beyond.

Ridiculous that this location is closed to walk in transactions. Took away the drive up a few…read moremonths ago and now closed the lobby Edit... I tried to make a deposit today with cash back in the lobby. I did t realize I had to give my name and phone number to do so. I assume it's a contact tracing thing. For a simple deposit. I had a mask and all. The problem was with the terrible attitude when I didn't immediately vomit all my info, which they already have with all my banking info. I just used the ATM. This particular branch used to be fun to visit. Nice ppl and atmosphere. I'll pick another in the future.

I sent this bank a message, asking some questions about opening an account. I have yet to hear…read moreback and this was over two weeks ago. Why would anyone do business with a company that doesn't respond to your inquiries? Mine was a very generic question but it tells me a lot about being a customer. If this was a much more important question, would they have responded? To me, they have failed what was the easiest way to get me as a customer. I would recommend just about any other bank. Chase is VERY good at responding.

We've been M&T customers for many years and have yet to be disappointed. Their service has been…read moresuperb and the location of our branch in State College is extremely convenient. Great hours and an attached ATM. The staff and tellers are always pleasant and eager to help. We would highly recommend M&T Bank to all.