Yes, this is as good as it gets as far as dry-cleaning goes. It's conveniently located right…read moreoutside the Foch metro stop and they are fast, friendly and efficient. They always manage to get all the tough spots out of my clothes, even on delicate fabrics such as cashmere (someone spilled red wine on my brand new cashmere JCrew, sniffle, but they saved it!), always take great care of the clothes, suits, dresses, sweaters, scarves, you name it, and they have never lost anything on mine (hey! it has happened to me a lot more often than you'd think!). They also get bonus points because I dropped off a shirt yesterday that had mysterious grease spots on it and they'll try to take care of it - if they can't, it's free of charge!

DON'T BRING VALUABLE CLOTHES HERE!!!!…read more Seriously, if you value your garments (more than you would a pair of dirty socks, for instance), don't take them to Edelweiss. My wife brought a dress to these people for dry cleaning and they absolutely trashed it!! Its one thing to not understand the type of fabric that you are cleaning (clearly the case with Edelweiss, as a silken part of her white dress was turned pink as a result of the cleaning process); however, it is entirely another problem to treat a piece of clothing like you just don't care. For instance, there was a small broach on the front of this dress that lost several of its decorative beads, and the tag on the inside of the back of the dress was hanging on by a thread when it was returned to us. It looked like someone had thrown it in an industrial washer rather than taking the care necessary for a nice garment, or having the sensibility to say "sorry, we can't handle a dress of this nature." For those of you ex-pat's looking for a place to do your dry cleaning, my recommendation is to go find another business (again, unless you are dry cleaning something that you don't care about, like your socks!) French translation coming...