I needed a new pair of jeans hemmed and decided to come here after reading the Yelp reviews. I'm…read moresure happy I did! The last time I had alterations work done, I went to a shop on the Hill that charged nearly twice what other places did, and they only did an OK job. She did an awesome job at The Cleaner of Cleaners, and at a terrific price. It's easy to drive right past this shop amid all the nearby government buildings, but it's a jewel. Fast and super friendly service. I'll be back!

I brought a blazer in to be taken in. Nice people who completed a last minute alteration just fine…read more A bit pricey though.

Can't really attest to quality or pricing. However I did walk in to inquire about tailoring pajamas…read morepants on a Wednesday evening for pickup on Friday and they were unable to complete the request with that time frame. Bummer. Customer service was ehh.

Do not go here unless, you want your clothes damaged and stain yellow. I brought a brand new Celine…read moreshirt here that was worn once. Picked up last Friday and they ripped Both sides of my shirt. Turned the inside yellow (see pictures) and the shirt did not even looked it was dry cleaned. Just basically destroyed.

They are generally a good cleaners. I was a customer for over a year, spent thousands of dollars on…read morecleaning and alterations, and even drove across towns for cleaning services. Unfortunately, they don't take responsibility when they lose your items. I took some valuable items there and unfortunately they lost one of the items. They gave the runaround for 2 months and then tried to give me an item that wasn't mine as a replacement. They then tried to deny responsibility. If you want a cleaners thats going to get your every day shirts and pants clean they are good for that but if you want a business that won't lose valuables and is dependable then I suggest finding a different establishment.

I was taking a few of my dress shirts here on an electric bike and the sleeve of one of the shirts…read moregot caught in the front wheel which caused that shirt and every other shirt to get greasy black stains all over the left sleeves. I thought I would have to throw them all away and it would be a lost cause. I came back to pick them up today and couldn't believe how clean and brand new they looked. I still feel like they had to have gone out and bought the same shirts, couldn't believe it was possible to recover them. Moreso, I was charged the same price I'm normally charged even thought they were so much dirtier. I don't have many dress shirts so I go here once every week and they have been so nice and the shirts have come back perfect every time. Highly recommend this place right by the Eastern Market Metro Station!

Superb service and my go-to place for dry cleaning and alterations. They are reasonably priced,…read moreefficient and always deliver!

Great spot for local food and faire! Social, fun for drinks and wide variety of food.read more

I have two sun dresses that had straps and dryer broke the straps. I asked if they could be fixed…read more Yvonne said yes. They did an amazing job! You would never know that the straps were broken before! Definitely worth it!

I really wanted to give this place a chance - and I did. The woman who owns it can be nice, but…read morethat changes if things go wrong. I've taken three things there to be altered, and each time, the same thing happened: First, she quoted me a very high number. Each time, when I balked at the initial estimate, she said, "Well, what do you want to pay?" When I said less, she dramatically lowered the figure. I still think I paid too much based on my better experiences elsewhere in Capitol Hill, but one time, the $40 alteration (which was simply taking in a two-inch section of fabric by just a little) made the fit of a pair of pants worse. When I showed her where the alteration they made caused a fabric pucker near it, she just kept repeating: "We did not touch that! We did not touch that!" and would not accept any responsibility for the new issue, nor did she offer a solution or refund. I will never return. She clearly tries to get as much as she can from customers for jobs that have no pre-defined pricing structure and does not show any interest in solving customer complaints.

I brought a dress shirt and T-shirt here to be fixed. I needed a button sewed on the dress shirt…read moreand the collar sewed in a couple spots where it was coming apart on the t-shirt. I was met with a smile when I walked in and the woman working came to help right away. Service was friendly, fast and everything was great when I went to pick up a few days later.

They are open reasonable hours if you work on the Hill. I dropped off some pants on Tuesday after…read morelunch and they were ready by 6pm on Thursday. I didn't actually pick them up until the following Monday, because let's face it. Who needs pants on the weekend? For under $6 I was satisfied.

Excellent option for The Hill. The Lee's have been here for decades. Great service for cleaning…read morebut also for in-house tailor. I've been coming here for a while and always very satisfied. With lots of options on the hill what makes them different is Ms Lee does the alterations and work in-house. Check them out.

Fantastic tailoring service and very kind and friendly family owned business. Highly recommend.read more

DRYY Cleaners in Navy Yard needs to be upfront about how they price their services. They are…read morecharging based on the brand of your clothes, and that was never disclosed when I dropped my items off. They should be investigated. When I picked up my clothes and asked why my bill was so high, the employee immediately said it was because I had "luxury" brands. She specifically pointed out brands like Sandro, Versace, and Dolce & Gabbana and explained that they charge more depending on how expensive the clothing brand is. My receipt even had every brand listed. If you're going to price cleaning based on the brand on the tag, that needs to be clearly disclosed before you take someone's clothes. On top of that, half of my clothes were still crushed and wrinkled when I got them back. Charging premium prices while returning wrinkled clothes is unacceptable. The plus I have damaged clothes.

Unclear pricing based on clothing brands which reflects the brand you brought in rather than the…read morecare they took with the item. Fine for pressing and cleaning basic items but would not recommend for more Intricate or expensive items.

Delish lunch at a reasonable price. The chicken and rice special was cooked to order, huge…read morePortion and less than $15! Drinks were priced well as well. I will come back next visit to DC. Close to the Capitol and Union Station.

I don't know about the dry cleaning service, but I'll tell you the food is out of this world…read more Unbelievable paninis, sandwiches, and teriyaki bowls. I have never had a food experience here that wasn't awesome.

Avoid at all costs. They will destroy your clothing…read more Had not used this dry cleaner for about eight years after they ruined a garment of mine. I recently tried them again and deeply regret it. I'm in literal tears. They absolutely destroyed a BRAND NEW very expensive dress. It came back with a tag on the hanger advising that they were not able to remove spots without harming the garment. I thought, "What spots???" I had only worn the dress twice and I only decided to clean it because I was going to store it for winter. It wasn't dirty and it didn't have any "spots" when I brought it in for "cleaning." Tears welled in my eyes as I examined my beautiful floor length dress. There were blue splotches all over the garment, the bodice the back of the skirt, the collar. I tried it on and found that it no longer gently swept the floor as I walked. They shrank the dress and now the skirt is three inches higher and sleeves are too short to button. They are clothing destroyers. I would not recommend this place to my worst enemy.

Where do I even start with The Press DC? If you're looking for a place to wreck your clothes rather…read morethan clean them, look no further. I dropped off my girlfriend's favorite red blazer, a gorgeous (and not cheap!) leather jacket, and a comfy sweater. All three came back looking like they survived some apocalyptic fashion showdown. Leather Jacket: Once sleek and stylish, now it's literally flaking off like it lost a fight with a cheese grater. Red Blazer: Perfect if you want random splotches and stains as a new design aesthetic. (Spoiler alert: We didn't.) Sweater: Ever seen those horror movies with mysterious stains? Pretty sure they drew inspiration from whatever got splattered on this poor sweater. The real kicker? No one from The Press DC bothered to say, "Hey, heads up, we're absolutely annihilating your garments. Maybe you should come pick them up before we do more damage!" Instead, I got them back ruined--and with zero explanation. I guess common courtesy isn't part of their business model. Look, I get that mistakes happen, but what really sets me off is the total lack of communication. A quick phone call, email, carrier pigeon, something--just to say, "We've got a little problem here," would've been the bare minimum. Now I'm out some once-beautiful pieces and the money I paid to have them "cleaned." Spoiler: I'm demanding a refund because, at this point, that's the least they could do. The entire experience was so ridiculously bad that it's almost funny--except it's my girlfriend's clothes on the line, so it's not exactly the kind of "fun" we're looking for. Long story short: If you value your wardrobe (or your relationship, because who wants to explain this mess to their partner?), do yourself a favor and avoid The Press DC like the plague. It's not the end of the world, but holy crap--my clothes aren't supposed to come back looking worse than when they left. 1 star (and that's me being generous). Never. Going. Back. Here. Again.