NatWest

I hear you asking. Why are you reviewing a bank? Don’t we have one on every street corner? Well, yes. We do have a bank on every street corner — but not a Natwest.
Being an English girl in Glasgow basically boils down to not being able to find my bank on any of the high streets. In fact — there’s really only one branch of Natwest in the who of Glasgow, and it’s this one.
It’s a little bit of a way out of the main shopping drags in town. It’s closest to Sauchiehall Street, but even from there you’ll have to make a twisty-​turney-​uphill trek to find it.
Once you’re outside this branch, though, you’ll find yourself in a lovely open square, the kind that posh people live in that has a lovely park/​garden in the middle. On a sunny day, this isn’t a bad place to spend a few minutes (and you’ll probably need to in order to work out how to get back to where you came from).
Even though it’s completely out of the way and not at all convenient — thankfully this means that I have yet to see this branch be busy. Every cloud and all that.

This is the only Natwest branch in Glasgow, and unfortunately it is on the top of a hill! The branch is a large one, with a Bureau de change and mortgage and financial advisors on hand. The staff are friendly and very helpful. One of the negatives is that with it being the only branch in Glasgow is that it can be very busy at times, and lunchtimes can be awful! The building itself is nice however, and it is easy to get to by walking from either Cowcaddens or Queen Street stations, or from the other side from Charing Cross station. There is paid parking on meters outside, and the number 18 bus passes nearby.