Charles Schwab

i came here a few months ago to open up an account and i have to say, the people working here are really nice. they are very professional and very accommodating. they make you feel welcome and they don’t try to sell you anything.
i’ve never had such good customer service before at a bank and i have to say this location blown me away. i am glad i came here to open up an account. they are very patient with you and answer all of your questions.
there is a really nice sitting area with tvs and the place is really spacious.
i would recommend this location in a heart beat.
sidenote, their customer service on the phone is really good too. everyone working for this bank is so professional and courteous and i wish other banks or just people working in customer service in general would be just as nice.

While indeed, April C is correct… this is the best outside spring/​summer/​fall spot to perch immediately and devour your Halal fare from the 53^rd Street and 6^th Ave cart. (mmmm the white sauce! hurts so good)…it is NOT a great place to get help with your Charles Schwab accounts.
Which is sort of funny, since it’s a HUGE office with Charles Schwab draped expensively all about the building and ground floor. Yet, hardly anyone works here… and not many of them are helpful with Charles Schwab type things. Strange, strange indeed.
So if you need help transferring money around, getting advice on accounts, etc… I suggest you make a phone call (that’s what I ended up doing from the office anyway to resolve my issue) or going online and saving yourself the headache.
But to eat your halal food? YES. Eat it here. It was the only saving grace of the experience!
*also this phone number goes straight to voicemail, more of an answering service.
My thoughts? Be open for clients or don’t…but make it clear what your services are.

Okay, I’m sorry. I try not to abuse Unilocal by writing worthless reviews, but I can’t help it with this one.
The steps at the Charles Scwabb building are THE perfect place to sit and drunkenly devour your Halal Guys chicken on rice at 3 am.
The best features — you’re across the street from the carts, so you’ve escaped the madness that is Halal Guys lines and wandering tourists squirting their hot sauce all over the sidewalk as they stumble back to the Hilton. The steps go downward from the sidewalk level, so you’re removed from the people walking past you, and you sit with your back to them, avoiding the all-​embarrassing, but inevitable spectacle of stuffing your face with falafel. And lastly, there are like pilars or whatever on either side of the stairway that shield you from the elements, so if it’s cold or windy out, cozy up to that granite my friend, and your white sauce doesn’t get blown all into your hair and whatnot.
Where do you eat YOUR halal food? The cab?!? Amateurs…