Chase Bank

Banks on the Lower East Side handle everything from quick cash advances to long-term savings, often without the midtown crowds. One branch sits just off Essex Street, where Delancey’s steady foot traffic keeps the sidewalks lively at all hours. Chase Bank occupies a storefront at 109 Delancey St, New York, NY 10002, a block that still feels like the neighborhood’s commercial backbone despite the newer storefronts nearby.

What sets this spot apart isn’t flashy signage or extra tellers, but the way it fits into daily routines. People pop in for a cash advance before heading to the Essex Market or stop by after work to deposit checks. The branch keeps the basics—checking, savings, and card services—moving smoothly, so customers can get back to whatever brought them to Delancey in the first place.

Need to sort out a transaction or ask about account options? A call ahead can save time; the number is (212) 477-0550. The staff typically fields questions about everything from wire transfers to ATM locations, though the phone lines are busiest around lunch and closing time. If you’re already in the area, walking in usually works too, especially on weekdays when the branch is fully staffed.

For directions, the map at this link will drop you right at the doorstep. The corner of Delancey and Orchard is easy to spot, even if you’re navigating on foot. Just look for the blue awning.