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Barclays Bank located at 55 Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3EA, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0345 734 5345

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Kamel Mebhah

1 Google Rating

I have two accounts one with HSBC another with Barclays ( five or six years) HSBC nearly 20 years. B

1/ 5

I have two accounts one with HSBC another with Barclays ( five or six years) HSBC nearly 20 years. Believe you me they is a big difference between the two Banks the staff at Barclays. Regardless if it's busy or not No respect to the customers. Unfortunately like yesterday one young lady said what you run about.

Pierre Sutherland

5 Google Rating

Jay was very knowledgeable and professional -- thanks!

5/ 5

Jay was very knowledgeable and professional -- thanks!

Tufan Samsunlu

1 Google Rating

This bank is a joke when it comes to sorting out problems.This young lady who works there instead of

1/ 5

This bank is a joke when it comes to sorting out problems.This young lady who works there instead of understanding my frustration about ongoing issue, she was getting angry with me and passing to someone else saying.I experience that in any bank first time ever. Hopefully it would be the last. I now go to opposite METRO bank huge difference on customer service recommended everyone.

Tommy Ip

1 Google Rating

Went to order replacement card and was served by polite staff but as soon as I stepped out my wife r

1/ 5

Went to order replacement card and was served by polite staff but as soon as I stepped out my wife received a text saying a new card is being sent so I wanted to double check that they are sending the correct card since I should be the one receiving the text, the door staff refused to let me in because it's 1min past their closing time, and told me to become back tomorrow! No compassion, obviously going home is more important than a 5min question to a potential error that they've caused.

Abs Wheeler

1 Google Rating

rude and no care for custumers with anxiety and special needs rude manager n service staff with no d

1/ 5

rude and no care for custumers with anxiety and special needs rude manager n service staff with no desire solve the problem just exuses

Benatyed

5 Google Rating

Very helpful staff and professional.

5/ 5

Very helpful staff and professional.

Julia Hammond

1 Google Rating

I have visited this branch and have no quarrel with staff but Barclays is one of the biggest investo

1/ 5

I have visited this branch and have no quarrel with staff but Barclays is one of the biggest investors in fossil fuels including coal abroad. This has to stop. We have a climate emergency. Please don't support this bank.

Tamas Husz

1 Google Rating

Today I have received the possible rudest service from Mr. F V . Although I had to wait an hour to b

1/ 5

Today I have received the possible rudest service from Mr. F V . Although I had to wait an hour to be seated I approached him with a polite and positive attitude. He had clearly no knowledge to sort out my problem and on the top of that he was asking “What do you want me to do “? If I would know probably I wouldn’t ask you or your colleague. Disgrace.

Gergana Tatarova

5 Google Rating

Despite all the negative reviews, I had a very pleasant experience on a busy Saturday during difficu

5/ 5

Despite all the negative reviews, I had a very pleasant experience on a busy Saturday during difficult covid times. The staff was great, really helpful and accommodating. :)

Mike Campbell

1 Google Rating

As a shareholder, extremely disappointed to see that Barclays is Europe’s biggest financier of fos

1/ 5

As a shareholder, extremely disappointed to see that Barclays is Europe’s biggest financier of fossil fuels and the sixth-largest in the world. Why would one want to bank with them?

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