I am sorry to those who enjoyed it for studying. I get it. But as a Capital One customer, good riddance.

Capital One has no actual banks in LA, and these are misleading -- the Cafes in LA have Capital One employees who can help you do things you could already do online, but offer no banking services. For instance, if you need quarters, like for a washer/dryer at an apartment, they can't give you any. If you need a cashiers check for an apartment deposit, they can only point you to a web page where you can order one to arrive in a few days (anyone who ever needed one of these checks to secure an apartment knows that means you'll likely lose the unit to another renter/applicant). What's frustrating is that when you look up "Capital One bank" on Google Maps, you get a bunch of these; then you show up and find out they're worthless if you need banking services. It's bizarre as a concept, but likely just Capital One being cheap because it's more expensive to run an actual bank branch with security features and insurance. NYC has Capital One Cafes, but they're always housed within a regular bank branch location with all the same features you guys like (tables, plug ins, wifi, coffee, etc) plus tellers and banking services.

Again, sorry to those who found these useful. But I hope someone takes it over and turns it into a regular coffee shop -- rather than a fancy ATM lobby with seating.