Wonderful owner, really appreciate her attention to detail We will continue to use her service and highly recommend read more

I have never been so rudely treated by a business owner and I will NEVER go into this business again. I tend to live by the mantra, "praise in public" and "criticize in private" and as such nearly all of my reviews across the assorted platforms speak to positive attributes of establishments that I want to encourage others to try. Typically, on those occasions where I have a negative experience, I seek out the owner and inform them to give them a chance to improve. However, since my experience this morning was so unacceptable and involved the woman whom I believe to be the business owner, I am compelled to leave this review to warn others (similar to Jeff M's review of 8 Mar 2023). The positives, Jenni's quality, timelines, and value is average for the market. The negative. A few weeks ago, when I picked up a batch of dry cleaning the owner informed me that her husband had accidentally dropped a pen in with my shirt when it was being dry cleaned. This resulted in multiple large ink spots on the shirt's front, back, and sleeve. She had tried, unsuccessfully, to get the ink out. She apologized and told me to purchase a similar shirt and said she would reimburse me. I was very pleased with this outcome since this Paul Fredrick shirt was one of the nicest dress shirts I owned, and it was a Christmas gift from my wife a few years ago. I pointed out that it was monogrammed and French cuffed, and she again told me to get the replacement shirt that is similar and she would reimburse me. So I went home, jumped on the Paul Frederick website and searched no luck. Then went on Amazon, still no luck. Then I did an open search, nothing. Unfortunately, no one longer carry the houndstooth stitched shirt, with French cuff, in green and white. In fact, Paul Frederick doesn't even offer the color shirt at all anymore. So I went back on Paul Frederick's site and located a plain white dress shirt with a French cuff, and the only stitch options were plain or herringbone, so I ordered the herringbone since houndstooth was not an option. Price for the shirt was $125, monogramming was $13, taxes were $14.50 and shipping was $15, coming to a total of $167. Last week I received the shirt in the mail and this morning I went into Jenni's with it and the receipt to be reimbursed, and to pay to have it dry cleaned. The owner was immediately confrontational about the price. She said she orders regularly from Paul Frederick and that they commonly offer free shipping. She also pointed out the difference between the two shirts (color, stitching, and cotton type). I told her I wasn't looking to argue and that I appreciated her willingness to reimburse me so I would pay for the shipping. I also informed her that I had tried on multiple platforms to find the same shirt as that I what I would prefer to have, but it is no longer available. She begrudgingly agreed and gave me the cash (not including shipping). I thanked her, left the shirt with her for cleaning and when on with my day. About three hours later the owner called me on my cell phone and immediately when into a tirade about how I should've spoken with her, that she get's 25% off so if it was going to be expensive that I should gotten her to order it, making comments such as she expected more form me as a military person, that I should've known better than to expect to be reimbursed for a better shirt than the one that she ruined, etc., etc.. After several minutes of this, I told her to "just stop". I said I would come in immediately to pick up the new shirt and that I would give her $50 back, and that I would never again be a customer of hers. She agreed. So I went into her shop, and she again confronted me. I told her I had no way of knowing exactly how much the shirt she ruined originally cost, and that I got the one that was most similar. I gave her $50 and explained to her that the $50 is inconsequential to me in the grand scheme, but what is impactful to me is the unacceptably rude customer service and treatment she had subjected me to. I again reiterated that I would never bring her any future business and she said "good." In a city with MANY dry-cleaning options, I STRONGLY encourage you to consider going elsewhere. I will be... read more

How to lose a steady customer in 1 easy step. Be extremely rude when the customer politely asks if they happened to come across a pair of pants that the customer brought in and didn't get back. And then argue that a pair of obviously tan pants IS gray. I checked the slip when I got home and on it, the pants are marked beige. As far as the missing pants, I should have looked at the slip when I picked up that batch of cleaning. I would have noticed that it said 1 item, when I dropped a jacket at the same time. It will be my $50 or $60 lesson. I don't need for people I deal with to be my best friends. Friends, i got. But this woman is completely ignorant and rude. So, I will look for a new cleanser for the first time in years. read more

The hours are good, the prices are fair, and clothes do not come back with strong scents. Clothes are received without wrinkles and in good shape. They recycle hangers, so bring those back rather than tossing them in the trash! read more