Terrible. This is my 3rd time back for a comforter. Asked to pay a little less since it's my 3rd…read moretrip and the lady behind the counter says "we have lot of king comforters 5 dollar only." I don't give a sh*t how many comforters you have if you can't do the job don't take peoples comforters that they sleep with every night. Last time at this joint NO DOUBT.

Needed to have a suit tailored. Lady there is great! Also had it cleaned. . Service was fast…read moreand suit was perfectly cleaned and wrapped up nicely. Has been our go to for all cleaning and tailoring needs.

Quality work. Reasonable prices. Family owned with amazing customer service. Really special…read morepeople.

New to area and needed to get a few shirts and pants cleaned and pressed for a job interview later…read morethis week. This establishment came highly rated online and has been a local spot since the 1920s. I couldn't have been more impressed and happy to have met Paris who helped me right away get my clothing needs sorted and a pickup date to match. Great to make connections and new networking in our new city and def highly recommend Commodore Cleaners. Will be back 12 out of 10 stars. Now I won't look a mess for this very important job interview and found the best cleaners within a short drive or walk from us.

Normally I will expound for hours on end about a place I like, as seen in some of my other reviews…read more I do, however, have much to say about Saratoga Cleaners. As a guy that has to look business professional all the time when dealing with customers, cost can add up quick. If I'm not wearing a suit, I will be wearing a button down shirt if I'm not on the road dealing with clients like I normally do. When I have important business, I will often wear French Cuffs, and this is one of the places where Saratoga Cleaners shines above all others in the area. they actually know that when you press a french cuff shirt, you fold the cuffs DOWN. I have been to many cleaners in the area. Some in Saratoga, some in east Greenbush, some in Troy where I live, and some in Albany where I am often conducting business. NONE of them know what to do with french cuffs, Especially the East Greenbush cleaners, who will remain nameless. So lets break it down: Cost: You simply can't beat Saratoga Cleaners. You get a quality 5-star job at an unbeatable price. Quality of Service: If you ask for light starch, you get light starch. If you like cardboard shirts, I'm sure they could accommodate you. If you are like me and don't like starch at all, just a slick press - Saratoga Cleaners has no peers. This is where it's at. Staff: They listen, have great attention to detail, and are always VERY courteous. Wait Time: What's that? Even during a rush they get you in and out the door quickly. Try getting that from one of the other garden variety dry cleaners in the area. They also do alterations here. I had a suit altered for a wedding I was going to; one of my suits that I bought when I was a tad more husky. Couldn't have found a better fit. The woman working on the alterations measured me, got an idea for how I wanted the suit to fit, took the suit, and had it ready on time a few days before the wedding. So in conclusion - I drive from Troy to Saratoga to go here to get my stuff cleaned, pressed, whatever, despite having literally 100 other choices, of which 2 are walking distance to my house. Dry cleaning is like a haircut. You find a good barber and stick to 'em. Dry cleaning is no different.

Ruined drapes and refused to honor their own written policy. Do not bring your valued dry cleaning…read morehere! I brought my drapes here for service (totaling $64). The laundromat completely ruined them with both the length being shrunk and as a result the texture being ruined on all 4 panels. Their official store receipt explicitly states they will pay "up to 10x the cost of service" for damage, which equals $640. The actual replacement cost for my drapes was less. Despite their own written policy covering this full amount, they refuse to pay the amount to replace. The staff when I went in person said it shouldn't be a problem to get fully refunded. Now after numerous calls over the past few weeks, the manager of the organization will not reach out to me and is using his team to act as the in-between. They also admitted that no one even knows who monitors or accesses their company email inbox, making communication impossible. Because this business does not care about making things right and treating their customers fairly by honoring their written guarantees, I have officially filed formal complaints with the New York State Attorney General's Office and the Division of Consumer Protection. Beware of doing business here if you value your textiles. Please see the before and after photos to make your own judgement.

This review is specifically for the laundromat side of the business. I have not recently been to…read moreany other laundromats in the area, so I have nothing against which to compare. But this Cudney's certainly impressed me. It was brightly lit and warm, and for a self-service laundromat, it was also very clean and well maintained. My mom has been to other laundromats in the area (beyond the Cudney's cleaners), and she likes this site much better - very few machines out of order (and when they are, they're marked), and she's never had a problem with close smelling off after being washed here (she has at others). It does seem to me that for a laundromat of this size, there weren't enough chairs for customers to sit. Also, I was not aware of a bathroom on site. I guess you have to walk next door to Stewart's?

This location also has a coin laundry attached to the building. My review only covers that area…read more Although the place was clean and the machines are new, a good amount of the machines are "Temporarily Out Of Service". And the ones that do work, look to be a bit pricey. The driers work great, but I noticed that it is common practice for people to throw their dryer sheets into the lint holders. After opening the lint holder to clean it out before my load, I took out 4 dryer sheets and around 4 layers of lint. Its obvious that this area isn't managed, and the people who use it are not versed in the operation of a dryer. Not their fault, i've lived with adults who don't know that these things have lint holders, anyways. I think this should be addressed, huge fire issue, but I'm no fire marshal, so we'll let them decide.

Brought in two pairs of brand new blue jeans to be shortened. I was measured and picked up the…read morejeans the following week. The workmanship was first rate and the price was very reasonable.

Awhile ago I found a great DKNY dress secondhand but like new for a dirt-cheap price…read more Unfortunately, despite the size on the label, it was a little big and needed alterations. I should have taken it back to the last tailor I went to instead of trying a new one. But I wanted to give somewhere else a shot. Clearly this was not the place to do it. Although it's listed only as a dry cleaning business on here, they also advertise their seamstress services in the shop. I needed a jacket cleaned anyway and brought in the dress to be taken in. They did a fine job on the jacket and it wasn't terrible expensive. You could probably do worse than the dry cleaning services here. I just wouldn't advise getting anything altered. First off, the woman wasn't very helpful. I told her what I wanted and first she told me it couldn't be done. When I suggested an alternative plan, she was more amenable to it. I'm struggling with whether or not to mention this, but I think part of the issue was the language barrier as her English was not very good. Am I a jerk for that? I hope not. I also had them add on a snap to the top to make it a little less low-cut. Now, I realize that's something I could have easily done myself but I figured that I might as well have them do it since they were already working on it. The taking-in part wasn't terrible. However, it's a dress with a detached lining in the skirt part and the liner now hangs down at least an inch past the rest of the dress. Now I have that permanent "my slip is hanging out" look. Classy. Or not. The other thing I took issue with was the snap. I could have done a much, much better job. It's barely sewn on! It's really loosely sewn and seems like it will fall off at any minute. What's worse is that there's now a small hole in the dress that I'm nearly positive wasn't there before. Really? I know I only paid $20 for alterations, but I at least expect the snap to be sewn on tightly. What a disappointment. Back to Erica's on Albany-Shaker next time. Addendum: The more I look at it, the more appalled I am at the poor tailoring job. The inner liner hangs down about three inches. It looks horrible. The dress is probably unwearable.

Excellent, clean laundromat! I came in with 8 loads of laundry and was able to get through…read moreeverything quickly thanks to their industrial-sized washers and dryers (they have standard sizes too). It wasn't overly busy and felt very comfortable. Highly recommend

Do it yourself laundromat you get what you're paid for there the person who did my clothes was…read moregreat because it was me

I recently needed a zipper replaced in a backpack, and no other businesses seemed to be able to do…read moreit. S & S replaced it, in a short turn-around time, did an excellent job, and for a very reasonable price!

Amazing service!!! I brought in approximately 50 bags of laundry. Each bag needed to be washed…read moreseparately so they can be returned to the proper person. Nino is meticulous with labeling and making sure nothing gets mixed. The job was supposed to be next day but he was able to complete fully in 1 day. I was incredibly impressed and happy to find a place that actually wants to do a good job.

I tried out Evergreen Tailors based on reviews. I needed two wedding guest dresses hemmed and had…read morean upcoming event. Sunae greeted me - I tried the dresses on with my heels in the changing room and she pinned them up. I came back about 2 weeks later [this was during the holiday season and we spoke about when I needed the dresses, when I would be able to pick them up, etc. ] and she asked me to try them on again to see if they were to my liking length wise showing the quality and pride she takes in her work. She charged $60 per dress but it was well worth it. I wore the dress to my cousin's wedding in January and got so many compliments and it wasn't dragging on the floor!

I had a dress taken in, a button replaced and a duvet cover mended. Excellent work, quick turn…read morearound, reasonable price. Highly recommend!