Bank of Stockton (Angels Camp)

Bank of Stockton in Angels Camp is awesome! I am always treated fantastic and the employees rock. Amber and Sally do a great job and always go the extra mile to help. I highly recommend!

Perrhaps one of the best and professional banks I have ever encountered. The staff is friendly and helpful, and they always greet their customers (by name when possible). I was truly impressed with their level of communication and the speed of transacting with their personnel. Just a great place to do banking!

I live in Arnold, but drive all the way past two El Dorados for the service at BofS. I needed to open business checking and savings accounts and had tried at El Dorado in Murphys (discriminatory and unprofessional) and in Arnold (mediocre, standoffish older lady in New accounts). I waste time at both of those bran he's before I figured I'd try my luck all the way in Angels Camp and it was worth the drive. The team here is ALWAYS friendly, welcoming and very personable. Highly recommend this branch!

Great service every time!

I love work with this bank, so far is perfect.

Great people working here, the service is great as well.

Great community bank

The Bank of Stockton has a horrible issue with racism and this branch is no different. We tried to do a simple task that wasn't available at the time, and the manager let us know when we went to go work around it at the teller's desk the manager forced her way in to the situation as if we were going to steal from the establishment or something worse, be black in public. We left to cool down, then went back in, and it was clear that she told the teller not to help us and only spoke to the aggressive manager because she claimed that she was "uncomfortable" with us. It was so clear that they wanted to do anything to avoid us doing business there.

Rude, disrespectful, couldn’t answer a simple question. Supervisor tried peering over my shoulder (as a costumer) while I was working with a teller, violating my rights to privacy. When asked her to step to the side, she refused and kept inserting herself in the conversation.