Good solid cleaners. Price was $11.33, with tax, for a pair of men's slacks. You may be able to find cheaper elsewhere, but their service was pretty good. read more

I brought a number of pairs of new pants to this cleaner to be hemmed. The new pants still had the sales tags on them and each leg was pinned to where the hem should be. i have done this in the past a number of times at the same cleaner. This time they removed the tags took out the pins and dry cleaned them. I immediately took them back and the clerk (who I normally work with) was apologetic and said to come back in a week and they would be done "no charge". The "owner" had waited on me when I first dropped them off. When I returned after the week wait (they could have called me) I was informed that the pants had not been done and there would be no refund even for the unneeded dry cleaning. I had been a good customer for years... no more. read more

Since the start of the pandemic the quality of cleaning has diminished. I've been a customer for 8 years. They destroyed an expensive jacket and two drresses. Thank you to the professional and very kind clerk who called to remind me of the day the owner would be in the shop. The owner painted areas on my jacket he damaged and told me my long hair caused the problem...I wear my hair short. Refused to reimburse me. So sorry to his staff, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT SUPPORT THIS BUSINESS. read more

I went to pick up a suit for a friend of mine. The lady was prepared for me and was super nice. Suit seemed nice and clean! I think maybe if there wasn't so much construction going on and I actually had access to the street, I might drop stuff off there. It cost $15 to dry clean a suit, which is pretty reasonable. Currently it looks like they're putting in a trolley or street car, which is the reason for all of the construction. Super inconvenient right now. The reason for the docked star? It smelled really funky in there. Not sure what it is or why, but I didn't like it. read more

I moved here from Chicago, and the similarities and differences between Milwaukee and the Windy City don't seem to ever cease to amaze me. On the plus side for Milwaukee, drivers are much nicer, if you turn on your turn signal, if the first Milwaukee driver won't let you change lanes, the next one will. In Chicago, even 90 year old grandmothers and soccer moms with minivans full of children will speed up to cut you off, even in stop and go traffic, and flip you the middle finger for just trying to inch into her lane. Milwaukee cops are so much nicer than Chicago cops. Parking is much easier in Milwaukee, and most prices are much lower. In the similar department, the Brewers seem to break their fans' hearts much the same way the Cubs still break mine. There's a neighborhood tavern every couple of blocks in both towns, and both towns have a working class bungalow belt. Now, an interesting difference where Milwaukee falls short is in the dry cleaning and tailoring category. Good family run dry cleaners are as common in Chicago as, well, neighborhood taverns, and mean cops. Here in Milwaukee, decent dry cleaning is very hard to find. There isn't one at all in my neighborhood, not even a bad one. I've driven out of my way, as far as the suburbs, to find a dozen inconveniently located dry cleaners that either didn't do any tailoring, or did a shoddy overpriced job of it, also overcharging for dry cleaning with terrible service (not polite, not clean, losing clothes, unable to call and remind me when my clothes were ready, or found after they lost them). Every time I went to the cleaners, until I discovered JVC, I felt like I was...."taken to the cleaners," as they say. I I was actually considering stocking up my dry cleaning and tailoring needs for my once a month jaunt back into Chicago when someone told me about JVC, across from Juneau Village Towers. Like a lot of the best cleaners on the north end of Chicago, JVC is a little Korean family operation (what's with that? Only Koreans know how to be polite and competent dry cleaners?) and they are very nice, personable, as well as competent and quick. The prices are slightly high by Chicago standards, very reasonable by Milwaukee area dry cleaning standards (another surprise to me, everything else seems cheaper in Milwaukee as compared to Chicago). Parking is easy, there's a parking garage right next door. read more

Best dry cleaning experience I've had in Milwaukee. The pricing is fair scale and the woman behind the desk is super friendly. Beyond that, she's tremendously helpful. I can't sew. I understand the concept. I can put a thread through the needle. But I can't make simple stitches and have no illusions over my ability to create a repair that will last more than 12 hours. So...torn seams, holes, lost buttons. Might as well ask me to replace your kidney. So...three buttons on one pair of pants and two shorts. She found similar buttons and charged me a total of $3. Who can argue with that? If you asked me to do that for you, at least $3 per button. Because it would probably take me an hour. And it would fall of without much effort. Makes me want to pop buttons just to have them sewn on better. Anyway, the turnaround time is great, and they've never lost any of my clothes, and the pricing is solid. Far better than most of the chain places. The location may be a little tight on parking, but the loading zone in front hasn't failed me yet. read more

Whenever I drop anything off here, it comes back perfectly. And they are so friendly! Unfortunately I moved and can't walk there anymore. I will probably make the trek on my moped just to make sure my clothes get done correctly. This place is awesome! read more

I brought a beautiful silk dress to be cleaned at Juneau Village Cleaner's. They ironed it so all the pleats in it were removed. I have brought it to another dry cleaners hoping to salvage the dress, but they told me the damage was permanent and you should never, ever iron a pleated silk article of clothing. I am so upset that this beautiful dress (which I had borrowed from a friend!) was ruined by someone at this cleaner's who did not know how to correctly handle this material. I would never, ever go back there, unless it was to try to get the price of the dress back as the other laundromat has recommended that I do. read more

Great quality and a very sweet owner who always calls if I forgot anything in a pocket or if there are any problems. My only complaint is that it takes a bit longer than other dry cleaners. She can rush is, but it usually takes 3-4 days. read more

Mr. & Mrs. JVC, thanks for being so sweet and kind all summer. I brought all my cleaning here and never had a problem. I also had pants altered and was very pleased with the result. read more

It took 2 days to get my dry clean back. I had about 14 items total. The items came back almost perfect. They did a very professional job dry cleaning and pressing my shirts. I would definitely use them again, hopefully it will be a little faster next time :). read more

Just had a suit and shirt done here today for around $14.50. Was expecting great things due to the Yelp reviews, but the stain on the top collar of my shirt (looks like rust or blood) that wasn't there before I dropped it off, makes me give them a 1 star. I tried to get it out with Shout and Oxy at home, washed it and it's faint, but still there. I don't think I would return or recommend these folks. read more

Good prices. Super friendly. Convenient location. Great dry cleaning for suits. HOWEVER, I do have a couple of friends that have gotten pretty bad alterations here. So I'd suggest this place for dry cleaning only. read more

Best dry cleaners I've been to. As others have noted, the owner is a very sweet lady. Knows you (and your phone number) by name. My husband has a lot of dry cleaning each month and is quite particular about how his suits are cleaned so we tried many cleaners before finding this place. The prices are also quite affordable. read more