I needed a money order and they gave it to me for free. I like free stuff. They also have a Coin…read moreStar. The wait time was short.

They closed all the stores sept 12, 2025. There are about 159 stores around nyc and long Island…read more Peoplw without bank accounts have to.use them to cash checks . There one of the few places with the coinstar machines also to cash change in .​

I had a very unsettling experience at this location. I went in to cash my NYC DOE payroll check and…read morewas told by the manager, Danny, that he couldn't cash it because I don't live in the neighborhood. When I asked him to repeat what he said, he confirmed it adding that "this is how the owner wants it." When I pointed out that it was a city-issued check, he dismissed it and claimed they've seen "piles of fake city checks." I was shocked. As a Black man and proud Harlem resident, I've never felt so judged for simply trying to handle my business. I refuse to support any establishment that makes New Yorkers feel like outsiders in our own city. We deserve respect and equal service, no matter where we live.

There are very few check cashing places left in Hell's Kitchen. They are really great here and…read morealways helpful. You can also pay bills, buy stamps, metro cards and more. Thank you!

To a great check cashing store with wonderful service and caring individuals, God bless..read more

very nice young ladies. Very helpful. Great service. You can pay your bills cash your check and…read moreyour scratch off all in one place thank you ladies for your great work

, Great place. Reasonable prices, fast service. One stop, pay bills, send & receive cash. ATM,…read morepostage stamps, Western Union, etc all in one place. And all the girls that work there are super friendly!!! I don't go there that often, but, but the girls behind the counter remembered my name!!!

Miss esmeralda Very very professional always in and out quick no mistakes.. and very friendly…read moreblessings upon blessings

This is for the COINSTAR inside. There's no gift certificate option, only cash in which they take a…read more12% fee. Super predatory!

I hope that the manager or owner of this establishment reads this as they should be alerted of…read moredishonest practices from their staff. I normally do not purchase money orders but needed one, and so I went to David's Check Cashing in my neighborhood in Hell's Kitchen this afternoon. I arrived at the establishment at 4:20pm on 1/5/20. I purchased a money order from a teller, a young woman behind the glass partition. She was approximately in her mid to late twenties, latin, light complextion possibly Dominican descent and wore her dark hair up. She had an earpiece over her right ear and was in conversation with someone while she was working. I've included all this detail for identification purposes, especially if you happen to be the manager or owner of this establishment. After my purchase the total change due me was $40.65. The teller gave me $40.00 change but not the .65 cents. When I asked her for the remaining .65 cents she told me that she doesn't have the .65 cents, paused for a second, and sensing my insistence, then said unless you want dimes, and you won't want any dimes. I told her that the .65 cents was part of my change and that I should get that amount back and that I don't mind dimes since money is money. She snapped, and said "what?". I reiterated, that I wanted my change and she started counting 6 dimes out of the register but then didn't give me the remaining.05 cents. She said she didn't have .05 cents. I told her it's fine if she give me 5 pennies, but instead she said she didn't have any and lifted up what looked like a roll of unopened quarters. She then told me it's near closing time and she didn't have it. Realizing this was going nowhere I decided to leave the store. Why is this review important? Not because of .65 cents, but because of the unscrupulous behavior of this teller who purposefully intended on not returning my full change. I can only guess that this is something she does regularly with many other customers until she has enough pockete (let's say) $17 saved up (stolen) for herself from customer's change. I don't plan on purchasing any money orders soon, but if I do luckily I have many other options in my neighborhood and will bypass this place in the future.