I purchased a coat at a very.....very good price but the sleeves were too long. My mom suggested…read morethis place after I told her if she knew of a tailor. Ceasar completed the work in the same day and he was within my personal budget. Sleeves were perfect........He did promise to call but the shop is in an area a frequent, so I stopped by just before closing. I was very pleased.

Please don't go to this place! Don't waste your time. Last Sunday (8/17/24) took my daughter's…read moredress to be fixed because I needed it ready for Saturday (8/22/25)he told me: "I will call you On Tuesday to tell you the price and we go from there" He didn't call me on tuesday. On wenesday (8/20) I walked in to the place to remind him in person about my dress and again He told me:"I will call you TODAY". He never did. Today friday 8/21/25 I wento to pickup my dress because at this point I was afraid that he's going to lose it! He was careless about my dress. I told him I want my dress back, it was Supposed to be ready for tomorrow but you absolutely don't care!! And he gave an attitude telling me :"if is for tomorrow is for tomorrow " what a cynical guy.

top cleaners: you still have my clothes. please call me/text me like you said you were going to!! i…read moreneed my clothes back!!

Top Cleaners has bailed me out of more than one alteration emergency, and at very reasonable…read moreprices, too ... Several years ago, through a series of events which I'll not detail here, it transpired that I would be part of a bridal party in upstate NY ... with about three days notice. The dress was overnighted and arrived two days before I had to leave; it needed to be taken in a bit up top, the straps adjusted, and hemmed - but it was a lovely satin with an overlay, so the hemming was no joke. Top Cleaners - I found them because I lived a block away at the time - did it all overnight for $50. It was perfect. I've been totally loyal ever since, driving out of my way to go back. Just this morning I picked up a fallen-out-hem pant, a repaired-lining-pant, a hemmed dress, and a take-up-the-straps dress, all for under $40. In three days. Miracles, I tell you. Always pleasant, always reasonably priced, and always satisfactory. I'm almost sorry to tell folks about them; but that wouldn't be top behavior, now would it?

I've only had a pair of dress pants altered here so I can't speak for suits but Mr. Basuino did an…read moreexcellent job. And there was a rack of dress clothes that mostly looked designer, waiting to be picked up by other customers. So it appeared to me other people were as happy with their experience as I was.

I've come here for about 20 years if not more. Not sure of the owners name, but him and his wife…read moreare really nice. He knows me and knows how I like my clothes prepared. He always gets oyt the toughest stains for me even when he doesn't think he can! He's also completely honest when he thinks he can't do something, but he stills tries for me if I'm persistent. They're inexpensive and a really good place to trust your clothes with.

I love this cleaners its the first that I have found that is completely Organic. No harsh chemicals…read morethat eat away at your clothing. The owner is such a sweetie pie. Once you become a regular he always gives you a deal if you bring a lot of items in. To be organic they are much cheaper than some cleaners I have been too. They also do alterations. I had them shorten a dress and they did a awesome job. I live all the way downtown but I will take my clothes all the way out here and it gives me an excuse to visit my family.

We have gone there for years even after leaving the neighborhood. Never list an article of clothing…read more(unlike some cleaners we have left). Over ten years and they still have our business.

Went there for the first time. I needed a kids shirt pressed. Not washed and pressed. She said…read morefine and took my info. I asked her how much for a shirt. "$1.90 all shirts". Went to pick it up she charged me $4.25. I asked what happened to $1.90 and I only wanted it pressed. She said loudly "Hand pressed, washing easy". Crooks!!! STAY AWAY-----FAR AWAY!!!!!

Quality, professionalism, and just really good people. Tailor extradornaire. They will always make…read moreit right.

It's Duru's or nothing for me…read more My dad has been going there forever and now I do too. Many days, my coworkers and I must wear suits--I know I'll be among the best dressed because Kenny took care of me. Whatever your price range is, he will accommodate. Of course, this may limit your choices as far as fabric, but you cannot find a better fitting, more carefully made suit. Kenny's shop is simply the best.

This place looks like a great laundromat (very clean and bright). I have not used the laundromat,…read morebut I would recommend it just on the cleanliness of the place. But this review is about the "wash and fold" services the store offers. I dropped off a queen bedspread and a sleeping bag one morning around 9:30am. I picked them up that night before 6pm and was charged about $15 each, which was the price I was quoted on the phone. No problem there. My complaint comes from the fact that, when I picked up the items, the job was NOT finished. When I got home and took the items out of their bags, I noticed that something wasn't right. The queen bedspread was fine; it looked cleaner and smelled very vaguely of soap. But the sleeping bag, which had been zipped up and folded, was not dry! I unzipped the bag and found that the entire inside of the sleeping bag was WET! I had to hang the unzipped sleeping bag on a clothes line for a couple days to allow it to dry completely. Maybe it's just me, but I thought "wash and fold" services included washing, DRYING, and folding. I'm glad I inspected the items when I got home. If I had just thrown the sleeping bag in a corner, I would have gotten a very moldy surprise the next time I needed that sleeping bag. Just a heads up. Everyone at the store seems very friendly, but maybe they're not that concerned about doing the job right. I'll probably try another "wash and fold" place next time. No sense paying $15 for a service that isn't fully provided.

I used to give this place 5 stars because the previous owner (Rose) was AMAZING! She retired and…read morenow it is under new ownership. I have been getting our clothes dry cleaned for 18 years and now I will NEVER be back. The new owner MAHMOUD COIN LAUNDRY has no business being a business owner. He has no idea how to run the cash register, dry cleaning slips or run a credit card. He also TRIPLED dry cleaning costs. I had to pay $90 for 18 dress shirts. UNBELIEVABLE!!! It is totally not the same and I won't be back.

So, I have one of those laundry sorters with the drop in/removable bags (each bag has 4 fabric tabs…read moreand 2 poles that slide into the tabs to hang). It's pretty old, so the stitching on a few of the bags has come undone. One tore away and the fabric had a 1/2" rip. I don't have a working sewing machine, and even if I did - my skills are super limited. I needed a tailor. I ended up at Julia Cleaners by mistake, actually, when I was headed to another cleaners/tailor and got turned around. Julia Cleaners is newly owned by a Korean woman. She speaks English, so there's no language barrier. The only thing that made me a little nervous was that she wouldn't keep the little pole that goes into the bags. I wanted to make sure that, after sewn, the poles could still be slid in/out. #notaeuphamism Results: The owner not only re-sewed the bags, but she did an excellent job! I can't even identify which one of the fabric tabs had the rip, which is insane to me! I also really liked that they're an eco-friendly/organic dry cleaner. That alone is causing me to bookmark them for the future, since I'm pregnant and don't want myself nor Baby around unnecessary chemicals. Total win for Julia Cleaners - I'm so glad I stumbled upon them!

I decided to stop in to get past the worst cleaning experience in the area. Well, I actually wanted…read moreto get a button sewn on a coat and I remembered they offered alterations. I was greeted when I walked in and the lady proceeded to key my phone number in the computer. All of a sudden, her body language suggested something was up. She went to a board and said "you write bad review on yelp". I said yes, I wrote about my experience, your husband apologized in writing through someone I presume to be a friend of his, and I am here to try again. Out of nowhere, the husband came out and said, "a bad review hurts my business." And I agreed and said that it was truthful, you were aware of my dissatisfaction and you apologized after seeing the review right? I shared my experience and that good and bad experiences should be shared with others. After having this discussion and feeling the tension in the air, I left without service. While I also found this hilarious, I left feeling heard despite having expressed those same sentiments in the store before the review was first written. No one cared until it was shared with others. But in any event, they took it as a lesson learned.