The two-story brick Arroyo Seco Bank Building is a Renaissance Revival building constructed in 1926. It was later home to several different bank branches, and eventually housed residential units as well. In 1990, the building was designated Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument No. 492.

The teller customer service is great! They know most of the clients by name and go out of their way to provide personalized service. The bank is very old fashioned Olin both appearance and their banking method. The bank seems to rely primarily on paper bookkeeping instead of digital which significantly adds to service wait times and is not as environmentally friendly as other methods.In short the service is good but slow!