A clean laundry facilitiy great for if you wind up having a washing machine in your home all of a…read moresudden die on you. Plenty of space to work with, plenty of washing machines and dryers. Just beware, you're best best is to carry cash with you. Yes more than half the machines here take cards, but they put a 15 or 20 dollar hold on your card and down tell you for how long they keep that hold.

I rarely use laundromats, needed to wash in a hurry with our water out…read more Extremely clean! Nice layout. Extremely friendly service. Definitely be using this place again.

In short, this laundromat should be nicer than it is currently. Lately, it's gone from kind of…read moredirty to really dirty. But, I'll be coming back. On paper, this is a great laundromat. Lots of washers and dryers of varying sizes, an ATM, two coin machines, and a couple of vending machines too. The issue with this place comes from the changes made by the new ownership. They did some upgrades; including new paint, installing a lot of security cams, and firing only employee I've seen working there regularly. I think this is a reflection of the new owners philosophy. The problem is, there is no one during business hours to pickup the used drier sheets, lint, and forgotten clothing that normally accumulates during the day. Customers aren't going to cleanup after themselves and this mess looks bad. The washing machines are need some attention too. Customers are using both wet and dry detergents, so a few of the machines had clogged detergent and softener receptacles. By clogged, I mean there's standing water in the receptacle and I can't add liquid fabric softener. On the other hand, dryers seem fine. It's not all bad, they still have a dropoff laundry service. Now, you have to call ahead to make arrangements. In the past you also had the option of dropping it off with the employee on site. Also, as of January 14th, the ATM, vending and coin machines still work. It seems like the owners are trying to make the place more profitable without increasing prices on the machines. Allowing this place to get dirty has already scared off my girlfriend and I imagine other customers are searching for better options too...

I went there a few weeks ago to wash my large comforter. It was somewhat clean. The lid where you…read moreput your detergent and softner was very dirty, moldy and icky. It was months worth n there, I went to the other large washer and the same on the lids. I used it anyway. There were regular customers in there and they stated to me that it is always like that, more so since the pandemic. The dryer was good. I am not sure if I will go back.

bro THE LAUNDRY BASKET had me fighting for my LIFE. i put my clothes in and the washer started…read morerevving like a possessed nascar, whole thing doing no damage to my socks. detergent hit the water like a rare loot drop, the dryer?? nah that thing had god tier rizz, fluffing my hoodie so hard it started phase walking. i walked out smelling like fresh linen ultra instinct, and fully buffed at MAX LEVEL. this place is actually so skibidi sigma irl.

They are a life saver. Did an amazing job and hung my shirts. Traveling by plane and when…read moretransferring my luggage, in the rain, put my bag in a puddle. The front section with my long sleeved shirts and Pjs got wet. Draped the garments in the bathroom and on chairs. Next morning realized they would need washing. Found the Laundry Basket on Yelp, great reviews. For out of towners like us the streets in Pittsburgh are a mystery. From Apple Maps we found it. $2 a pound for them to wash and dry them. It could have been ready in an hour but we couldn't wait. Picked it up the next morning and it was perfect. Now I have something nice to wear for the family reunion. Thank you Laundry Basket.

$100 worth of laundry caught on fire. It was ruined. Owner claimed it wasn't their fault. How…read morecouldn't it be their fault? It caught on fire in their dryer. At first they offered me $1.50 as compensation (the amount of money I put in the dryer). I thought I was reasonable by only asking for $20. They countered with $10, which I refused. $20 was not an unreasonable amount for $100 worth of laundry I lost plus the time it will take me to buy new stuff. The owner refused so now we'll bring the matter to small claims court for the full $100. The lady who works there was very nice as she had to serve as the mediator for the owner. I felt sorry for her because the owner put her in that position, but she was courteous and professional.

Was traveling for work for a few weeks and couldn't make it home to do laundry. Needed my work and…read morecasual clothes washed while in Pittsburgh, and my hotel didn't have laundry service. Olde Towne Laundry took care of me, on the weekend, and provides a GREAT service at a great price. I highly recommend them to anyone who needing laundry services. 5 Stars!!

About what you would expect for a laundry place near downtown. Staff is on-hand and helpful, lots…read moreof washers and dryers, and never too terribly busy when I come. Unfortunately not a very clean facility and there is gum and residue on the floor tiles and walls.

The prices were fair and it's a basic laundromat, but felt a little uneasy. There were some people…read morethat didn't seem too happy to be there. But for a quick wash it wasn't too bad

I have used Allegheny laundry pick up and delivery laundry service for the last 4 months…read more At first it was great service. However in the past couple of weeks items started coming back stained, wet and wrinkled. Clearly something had changed. Today was my pick up day, I got home and I saw my dirty laundry still on the porch. I did not get an email or call explaining why they did not pick up my laundry. I called them and an outgoing message said "We are cancelling all laundry services and do not know when we might resume service" Needless to say, I have found a new service.

Finding a laundry/dry cleaning service that picks up and delivers was fantastic when I was ill last…read moreyear and unable to do my own laundry or drive to a dry cleaner. Allegheny Laundry was the answer and they took care of my initial order perfectly. Unfortunately, the good service didn't last. Last fall, I sent clothes to be dry cleaned and shirts to be laundered. The slacks came back folded in a pile with the creases laid flat. Some ties I sent came back with the linings twisted. I decided I wasn't going to use them again. This week I got caught up in work and decided to give them another try. Big mistake! I sent a pile of shirts, two suits, and several pairs of slacks. I gave detailed instructions in my order: the shirts were to be laundered and pressed, the slacks dry cleaned and placed on hangers properly, etc. Yesterday evening, the driver shows up with shirts on hangers. I had to ask where the rest of the order was. He comes back with my laundry bag with clothes in it (everything was supposed to be on hangers). I open the bag and find my suit pants and the other slacks I sent once again folded improperly. I realized they had been laundered and not dry cleaned. My shirts had all been dry cleaned and were on hangers. The jackets to my suits and a laundry basket I had sent were nowhere to be found. Furious, I called and got Jim who said he would investigate. They found my jackets and I was told they would be delivered in the morning. As to my complaints about unwillingness to follow directions, I received an apology and a refund, but otherwise just that competition for workers left Jim, the owner, in a bind. Understandable, but if McDonald's is paying more than dry cleaners, pay your people more and raise my rates if necessary but do NOT provide bad service! As of this writing, I still have not received my jackets. I called Jim again and the small amount of snow that fell overnight apparently has delayed their drivers. My errands are completely unimportant, apparently. Sorry Jim, never again.