Great experience clothes were well taken care of and they went out of there way to help given I was…read morefrom out of town.

I go to the laundromat once a year for heavy blankets and I will be going back to the Broadway…read moreLaundromat. The young lady working was so helpful and attentive. Along with doing laundry for others she was able to keep up with the folks who came in to do their laundry by answering questions and helping them out if necessary. She always had a smile and greeted folks as they came and went. I was impressed.

Erica and I just moved to town and were recommended to this particular Natures Best Cleaners. We…read morewere very pleased with the service which was prompt and courteous. They have a pickup and delivery service which is free if you have more than 12 dollars (I think) business with them. The prices were in line with local cleaners but the service was awesome which makes it somewhat of a value. Overall, we will continue to work with them and you should check them out if you're in need.

After dog sitting for my son's giant labradoodle who slept on my bed, I took my duvet covet to…read moreNature's Best Cleaners. Wow! It came back looking better than before the doggie visit! And the price was very reasonable. I will be taking my tricky laundry to them again.

We serve private aircraft from all over the world and are always happy with the service and the…read moreresults. A rush order yesterday absolutely delighted the flight crew. Great job again!

I will preface this by saying that I dropped my clothing off at the NW location. Everything gets…read moreshipped downtown for cleaning anyway, so this is the best place to post my review. This review rates one star only because I cannot give what I want to give which is zero stars. I originally dropped off two dress shirts and a blue blazer. I asked specifically for the dress shirts to be laundered and pressed, and for the blazer to be dry cleaned and pressed. I just moved to Rochester from San Diego, and have been getting my clothes done this way for years, so I figured there should be no issues. I think it is worth pointing out to the reader that I am actually from Rochester, MN. I grew up here, went to elementary, middle, and high school here. I've been away from home for the last 20 years, and I use Yelp all the time but have never felt passionate enough to actually post a negative review. This is my very first Yelp review ever, and it is well deserved. I am not exaggerating when I say this, but it was the absolute worst cleaning job I have ever received in my life. As a recently retired Marine, I have had laundry professionally done all over the country, and all over the world, and never have I encountered (1) so many simple, completely avoidable mistakes, and (2) such incredibly inferior service. I brought my items back to Dison's and showed them the dirty collar, the multiple spots that were not washed out, and the badly wrinkled condition of the shirt; there were wrinkles pressed into both shirts all over the place. At first I thought that the wrinkles might come out after a few minutes of wearing the shirt. After inspecting the shirts by touch, it was clear that they had been lightly starched...when my pick-up ticket said "no starch." This was a point that the manager debated with me; she said they weren't starched, I feel that they were. Regardless, there were these ridiculous clip marks pressed into the bottom of the body of the shirt. When I pointed those out the manager told me that I had the "option" of asking for "no clips." WTF??? Are you kidding me? Then why not just make the default setting for your service "no clips" to begin with? That is not the end of the story, though. I took my clothes home, said eff it, and decided to just do it myself. About a week later I did laundry. I tossed my shirts in the wash and when I pulled them out I noticed something that I had missed the first time...THEY WROTE MY NAME ON MY SHIRT WITH AN EFFING SHARPIE!!! My head almost exploded. I looked at the other shirt and sure enough, they wrote my name on that one too. THEY DIDN'T EVEN SPELL MY NAME CORRECTLY!!! Let me be perfectly clear, as a Marine I have had to mark all of my dress uniforms by hand with an ink pad and rubber stamp. That is the Marine Corps, and it prevents people from stealing your stuff. This is the civilian world, and it is 2015 and no cleaner should be using such an antiquated system for identification of garments. When I went back to the cleaner for the third time, the sweet little woman there (not the manager) told me that it was indeed their policy to write on your clothing with Sharpie marker and that I would have to speak with the owner downtown. So I headed downtown. I just could not believe that every businessman in the city was walking around with his name scribbled in marker on his shirt. After arriving at Dison's on Broadway and speaking to Mr. Dison, he made it abundantly clear that he was not going to give me what I wanted which was replacement value for my dress shirts. "Not doin' it," he said. He did offer to wash the marker out, but I honestly don't trust Dison's with my clothing anymore. Thanks but no thanks. As for my blazer, it was as equally terribly pressed as my shirts. The inside seam of my left lapel had been squished and rolled during pressing such that the seam was running up the front of the body of the blazer...WTF??? It just looks nasty. I cannot believe they let any of these garments actually leave their premises without feeling completely embarrassed. To be fair, I will say that the first time I went back (before I noticed the Sharpie markings), they did agree to refund me the $19.32 that I paid for cleaning. I still cannot figure out why they are charging so much. Getting one dress shirt laundered and pressed in San Diego is less that two dollars per shirt. Anyway, if you have read this far, thank you. Please pass the word along to your friends, family members, and colleagues. I sincerely feel that Dison's needs to have their operations audited by an independent external party before they are allowed to continue operating as a professional cleaning service.

Doing laundry is my least favorite chore so I like coming here to get it all done as fast as…read morepossible. Nice machines, everything is very clean. There is also a lot of room to fold even if there are a lot of ppl. Only thing that could make things slightly better is possibly installing some fans mounted high up for better air circulation. It can get hot. Also maybe a broom and dust pan so when I accidentally make a mess I can more easily clean it up. Keep up the good work! Thanks!

Well-maintained laundromat with new machines in a variety of sizes. Also features change machine…read morewhich takes credit cards and option of using coins or tokens. Very clean, especially the restroom! Lots of nice details such as flat screen TV, magazines to read while you wait, as well as selection of children's books (in case they forgot the technology).

I have went here as it is very close to home and work. The prices are high, but for me the…read moreconvenience was worth it. When I got my shirts back, they had the audacity of ripping three large holes in the shirt and adding a note Defective Conditioning before cleaning. Had the rips been small and in an area that May have over looked, I may have believed them. They simply caught the shirt on something and did not own up to it. Not going here again and am still searching for a good dry cleaners in Rochester.

They lost my new suit coat back in February and couldn't even find it listed in their computer…read moresystem when we came back two weeks later until multiple calls and visits later. I've been using Dison's (usually the north store or this one which is aka Greenview Cleaners) for years. I was told incorrect information many times, and workers blamed other workers who "no longer worked there" more than once. I provided them with information regarding my lost coat, receipts, days I visited, and how much it cost to replace, and after about four hours of my time invested going back and forth I gave up on ever getting reimbursed because it wasn't worth the hassle, Energy, or time. So disappointing. It's especially disappointing because I know this business supports the March of Dimes charity and I always felt good about that when getting my clothes cleaned. Anybody have a good recommendation for a dry cleaner? I need one and I won't be using Dison's again because with two kids and full time work, I don't have time for this.

Moved here in April and haven't been pleased with a single service. The pricing is high because…read morethey are the only place in town and it's not worth a nickel. Every time I pick up an order I have to bring at least one thing back; pants to be pressed, stains to be taken out, suit coats don't actually look or smell like they've been cleaned. EVERYTHING comes back duller and questionable as to how or if they did anything. Can't wait for the new DMC development to bring in competition and new dry cleaners! I have to echo the other comments, DO NOT TAKE ANYTHING HERE.

DO NOT TAKE ANYTHING THERE... Worst Business I ever experienced…read more First; messed up the suit order, second; lost the uniform pant, third; Wont give back my money back because of their mistake. The Manager said one thing and the next day said different thing. They ruined it 3 times and I lost $56.00. Bad Business!!!!

1.No hot water 2. The entire laundromat is filthy…read more 3. Restroom is locked. 4. The owner does not respond to problems.

Clean place, easy to access. There were two machines out of service but they have so many to use…read moreit didn't matter. There are three sizes of washers and dryers to use - two VERY large dryers for comforters/large blankets. A restroom is available as is seating. Coins or cards accepted. Definitely a good laundromat. Wednesdays are discounted wash days - I'd utilize those as the price per is a little high. Machines perform well.

Today Monday it is nasty, I feel like my clothes got dirtier. They need to clean the whole place…read morebut especially the machines. The machines smelled stagnant.