Went here based on the proximity to my home. I came right when they opened at 8am, so there was a…read morevery low volume of people coming in and out at first. The atmosphere was very quiet, I was able to take a couple of work meetings while waiting for my clothes to finish. The ladies attending the place were kind and very attentive. The machines were clean and reliable, overall a pretty good little laundromat... the only downside is they do not offer WiFi and it feels a touch outdated. Prices were average of other laundromats. Otherwise , all good things!

Street parking. Lots of washer and dryers. Motif is dated but warm and welcoming. All different t…read moresize washer from big to small. Laundry drop off services available. Each group of washer are next to some dryers, which is extremely convenient.

Good spot to do laundry. I went at around 6 on a weekday and it was pretty empty. Took 30 min to…read morewash my clothes and 25 to dry it. They attendant will break large bills and there's a quarter changer on site.

I had a carpet runner that I needed to wash and found this place through the strong Yelp reviews…read more After I got there, I wondered if I was at the same place that all the 5-star reviewers went to! There were no helpful attendants, just one young woman, for whom you had to ring a bell and then patiently wait for her to appear. There was some pantomime between us as her English wasn't good enough to fluently answer questions about USING THE LAUNDRY MACHINES!!! Argh... I just wanted to know which washer was big enough to handle my heavy runner... Anyway, I loaded a big washer, put in my money and detergent, and waited till it stopped spinning. It was the middle of a Monday afternoon and there were only three other customers. The Jerry Springer Show was blasting on the TV. There were numerous signs saying you had to wear a mask and to wait for your laundry to finish in your car, but no one was paying attention and the attendant was the only one without a mask. This place has a by-the-pound dry cleaning machine, which I'd never seen before. I'll try it out when winter's over and it's time to dry clean sweaters and coats but I think I'll go elsewhere for heavy laundry loads. There is no free dryer use here, like others I've been to.

Lost articles of clothing and never replaced them while I was in the rehabilitation Institute of…read moreSt. Louis and I needed picked up laundry. I end up getting more clothes lost than I did.

Such a clean establishment and Ken is so kind! Weekends are busy. There's a quarter machine and ATM…read morefor your convenience!

Nice and clean place. I will always come here and do my laundry. and it's in a great location. my…read moremom is going there and so do I.

Very nice location... Very friendly staff to help you! Price is also fair with small, medium sized…read moreand large washers ... and free dryers. Made it very convenient!

Clean and well priced. Huge washer handled my rug easily. It also had a quick wash selection for…read morehalf an hour. Big dryers too.

I found this little jewel off of telegraph Road to be the best place to wash large items such as…read moreyour comforters and rugs!! they have two huge laundry machines one holds up to six loads of laundry and the largest one holds eight loads of laundry!! The environment was very clean.. I went early in the morning and there was no one else there. By the time I had finished drying my items it was beginning to get busy.... which tells me that a lot of people enjoy this laundry Location.

I needed to wash some huge rugs and found this place nearby! Prices for laundry detergent etc were…read moremuch cheaper than other laundromats I have visited and they had a number of large machines! I wasn't quite sure how to work this laundromat as previous ones I have used had you do everything from your phone but the attendant was SUPER helpful and walked me through how to load the card etc. It was super easy to do, the laundromat was clean, and they offer drop off services!

Lori was awsome today a really great help, very great customer service, very fast pleasant and nice…read morethanks much Lori

I havent had to come to the laundry mat in a pretty long time... But i usually enjoy the trip…read morethere... They have pinball... And usually another game... Its an older laundry mat...however the owner works his tail end off keeping it up. Hes a very nice guy and is always eager to help. I had a seizure there one time and we had to leave our Laundry... And low n behold.... Omar had finished it up for us. Our clothes smelled amazing. Ive always had a good experience there and a free dry with every wash?? You ca nt pass that up. And i am going to.do my laundry there until I find another washer.

I stopped by Bellevue Laundromat on a Thursday evening around 6 PM to tackle some bulk laundry, and…read moreit was surprisingly not too busy. I needed three washers, and between washing and drying, expect to spend around $10-$20 in quarters. The whole process took me about an hour, which wasn't bad at all. Service-wise, there wasn't an attendant on-site, but they do have a number posted on the door if you run into any issues. Just note that only one of the two coin machines was working, so it's smart to have a plan B or bring extra change with you. The ambiance was decent--well-lit and fairly calm--but the trash bins were overflowing and could use more frequent attention. There's also very limited seating, so you might want to wait in your car or take a short walk while your laundry runs. Lastly, there were only two laundry carts available, so if you don't bring your own, you might have to wait your turn. Overall, it's a functional, gets the job done, but it could use a little more upkeep and on-site support.

This is a great little place to wash things that are too big for the home washing machine (the…read moreoversized machines here are great for comforters and such, and reasonably priced), so why the three-star review even though I've gone here for years? This place has a new attendant and he's a little scary. If he can be believed, the owner died and left him the laundromat (not sure he can be believed, but he certainly is ubiquitous at this location), even though he claims he is already independently wealthy (he is, after all, the real Bruce Willis -- the one in the tabloids is just his stand-in). I think the attendant lives there, since he maintains a chest filled with cheese, which he drops everywhere. The incessant chatter was just annoying, and I did my best not to engage. It only became scary when he pointed out the car that "they" gave him out of appreciation for his contributions to Richmond Heights (which his father founded, according to him). It was my car. At that point, I felt it was time to make a quick getaway before he noticed me driving off in his prize, so I had to schlepp everything in one trip and make a beeline. Fortunately I only pack away the winter linens once a year. Maybe by the time I need to go again, he'll have gone back to Hollywood.