Cleaning is take stakes, but bro is so friendly, I'd drive across ATL to get munchies cleaned there.read more

I'm a little overdue on this, but couldn't not say how great this place is. Everybody is really…read morefriendly, has parking in the back and not expensive. I had a white linen pant that had an expresso martini stain and they couldn't get it out on the first try. When I went to pick up my clothes they said they were afraid of trying more because they didn't want to damage the pants. I told them to go ahead because if they didn't get the stain out, I still wouldn't have been able to use it. To my surprise, they were able to get it out. And they didn't charge extra to try again to get the stain out. Will definitely go back!

Perc, the most commonly used dry cleaning solvent, enters the body through respiratory and skin…read moreexposure and it's a carcinogen. It remains on clothes, so you can absorb cancer-causing chemicals every time you dress. When I broke up with my ex cleaners, I called every non-toxic dry cleaner in the metro. Cleanatopia had the best prices, hands down. You're welcome! Cleanatopia has offered eco-friendly dry cleaning and chemical free wet cleaning since 03'. Traffic is always heavy but there's free parking & a convenient drive-thru. Pieces are counted when you drop off, you get the total upon pick up. There's no bulk discount. Like most cleaners, prices aren't online, but you can call or read my review :). They clean on premises and there's no lingering chemical smell. Solvents are "safe for the environment and kind to sensitive skin" per the website. I stopped buying "dry clean only" clothes. The price one pays to avoid cancer is well... pricey! My 8 items (1 short sleeve shirt, 1 skirt, 6 dresses) = $91. PRICES Men's shirts - $3.75 (launder), $6 (dry-clean) Blouse (or any women's shirt) $7.85 Skirt - $7.50 Suit jacket - $11 Dress - $12 King-size comforter - $38 ($43 for down) Minus 2 stars because they couldn't remove the stain from an item but charged me anyway. There was a note on the garment.. It looks just like it did when I dropped it off. I won't return. *EPA will require drycleaners to phase out perc by 2035. Fingers crossed!

Their work is exceptional. I have used them for several years and decided to write this because of…read moretheir merit. I have given them several types of dry cleaning from silk dresses to fine linen bedspreads and they came out perfect. I highly recommend their expertise with all your dry cleaning.

I'm getting eloped in 3 days and they had a very fast turn around for my elopement dress. When I…read morereceived my dress (from Macy's) I was very unhappy because it didn't fit well and wasn't as funky as I wanted. I came to Carriage Cleaners & Alterations with a vision. I didn't know if it would translate because the dress was so frumpy. It took the woman helping me only about 5-10 minutes to map it out while I wore it. I just picked it up and almost cried in the store. The money paid for the alterations was worth every penny. She saw my vision through and I can't wait to be seen in this dress! Thank you so much for making my day so special!

I brought a bridesmaid dress and a pair of new corduroy pants to Carriage Cleaners, and my clothes…read morewere ready within just a few days and expertly done! I'm so happy I chose to come here for my alterations, and I only paid $61. I will definitely be back next time I have dry cleaning or alterations needs.

We had an OK experience with Metro Cleaners. I'd return…read more Long version: After moving back to Atlanta, we looked for a new dry cleaner near our home. I searched Yelp and Metro Cleaners had the best average rating and most reviews. There are a couple other dry cleaning businesses closer to us, but I thought taking the extra time to get to and from Metro Cleaners would be worth it (just a few more minutes each way). Metro Cleaners is located inside the Metropolis high-rise condominium building in Midtown. Same building/complex as Sweet Hut, the UPS Store, Fado Irish Pub, Taco Mac, etc. Like those neighboring businesses, Metro Cleaners offers validated parking (one hour) inside Metropolis' garage. Go behind the building and enter the garage via Metropolis Alley. After parking, follow the signs to get to Metro Cleaners. Metro Cleaners is on the ground floor, but doesn't have a street-facing storefront. We brought in six pieces of clothing and were charged $99.60. Those pieces included my tux shirt (one piece) and my wife's Indian clothes, consisting of one lehenga (three pieces) and one sari (two pieces). I never saw nor received an itemized breakdown of the pricing nor did I ask. I don't know if the prices were reasonable. My wife had some pretty big pieces, so I didn't think the prices were unreasonable. Unfortunately, my wife's lehenga came back permanently damaged. Dozens of rhinestones, probably over 100, came off during the cleaning process. This was the first time we've experienced anything like this with a dry cleaner. I'm not sure if it's customary for the business to still charge a customer for the damaged pieces. At pickup, the staff acknowledged the damage up front. I was still charged and paid the full amount of $99.60. I feel like I shouldn't have been charged for the damaged piece(s). We ended up having to discard the lehenga. To Metro Cleaners' credit, the employee who handled our drop-off and pickup, Richard, was friendly and polite. I don't blame him for the mishap. From my perspective, he was more of the "messenger." He was careful with and considerate of our garments at drop-off. He did tell us that damage was a possibility, but I don't think we foresaw it being this bad. This was due to our inexperience with Indian clothes. At the same time, I don't think a really good dry cleaning business would have allowed this to happen. For example, my wife and I are confident that the place we previously took our dry cleaning to (in North Carolina) would not have allowed this to happen. Maybe the folks who do the actual dry cleaning for Metro Cleaners could have turned the problematic pieces away and not charge us for them, before taking on the risk to damage them. We trusted the experts' judgment here and lost some sentimental pieces as a result. The other pieces turned out fine, so that's why I'm willing to give these guys another shot. However, this experience left a bad taste in our mouths. Turnaround time was two to three days. We dropped off on a Saturday. Three pieces were available the following Monday after 4pm and the remaining three pieces were available the following Tuesday after 4pm.

Recently started using this service and first 3 visits have been great, timely, quick turnaround…read moreand reliable.

Super clean and updated. Nice to wait in. Full service. The washers and dryers have very high…read morecapacity. Staff was very helpful! I came in with two large comforters that didn't fit in my home washer and they walked me through the whole thing.

The best laundry experience ever . The lady with the long brownish hair . Super sweet 10/10…read more Comfortable space to wash clothes . Ports to charge phone . Long clean tables to fold clothes

I really hate to write low reviews but I do not recommend coming here. My white linen shirt is…read morestained so bad it doesn't match the matching skirt's color anymore. It was definitely not cleaned properly and I should have listened to the low google reviews. Another dress and sweater I brought in were also not cleaned properly. I would go ANYWHERE else than here.

I've been impressed with cleaning and prices are reasonable too. As a new customer I was able to…read morereceive $20 off my next order. I would recommend especially if you are looking for eco friendly dry cleaning options.

Update: 2026. I dropped Esquire from my normal dry cleaner…read moreshortly after Nicky left. As mentioned by another reviewer, I couldn't tolerate the severe drop in performance.

I used this company a year ago to clean, press and starch my hakama, I called and the guy said he…read morecould do it, he did an amazing job, I come back a year later and the lady said she can do it, I picked it up and the hakama was obviously not ironed at all. Had them redo it, went over how the creases go all the way down, she seemed to kinda understand came back an extra day later and it wasn't done, the hakama has been cleaned that im not arguing but it obviously was not ironed or starched at all and now I need to find a new cleaners

Le's is solid for dry cleaning and alterations. I wish they had prices listed because it always…read morefeels like a random price. I paid $35 to add a split to a formal dress and around $20 to take in a skirt. I do love that when I needed a rush job to be done in 2.5 days, they had no problem. Parking: shared lot

They gave me a price for dry cleaning a sports jacket and when I came the charged me more..read more