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    Metro Laundry

    5.0 (10 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Services - Metro Laundry

    Commercial laundry services

    Dry cleaning

    Ironing

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    Laundry wash and fold

    Stain treatment

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    5 months ago

    great prompt service, first time I've done pickup and delivery. Based on the excellent service, will definitely do again.

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    1 year ago

    The best laundry service in the town. They are always on time and so accommodating to our needs. Joe is the best.I highly recommend them.

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    My rug at MetroLaundry was $33 total, and pickup and drop off was part of that cost.

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    Lucy's Laundry - Machines and a seating area

    Lucy's Laundry

    (197 reviews)

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    Lucy's Laundry Modern Laundromat is hands down the cleanest laundromat I've ever been to. Charlie,…read morewho works there, was incredibly kind and helpful. I honestly thought he was the owner because of how much care he puts into the place. He took the time to guide me and teach me how to use the machines, which made the whole experience so easy. They also have an amazing variety of machine sizes including 2, 3, 6, and 8 loaders, which is perfect for comforters, bulky bedding, and all the bigger household items you cannot easily wash at home. Such a great experience all around.

    Luckily I stayed until 9am and the attendant show d up was able to see the $40 cash in the system…read more Original 1 star review: Bless their hearts, this place is absolutely sparkling! It's just such a shame that the technology seems to have been designed by someone who genuinely dislikes the human race. If you have a spare hour and a burning desire to donate your hard-earned money to a digital abyss, you are going to LOVE it here. It's less of a laundromat and more of a high-stakes escape room where the prize is simply being allowed to wash your socks. A FEW "CHARMING" QUIRKS: * THE MAGIC VANISHING ACT: I paid $39 for a card, and the machine sweetly told me to "collect" it. Silly me, I thought that meant it was ready to use! It turns out the card is as empty as the customer service promises. * THE WALL OF LITERATURE: Unless you plan on spending your afternoon studying the "Wall of Text," which is basically a manifesto on how to navigate their hostile interface, you'll never guess that you have to take the card out of one slot and shove it into another just to find the money you already paid. * THE SILENT TREATMENT: I spent 20 minutes pressing the "Help" button, which is a lovely decorative touch, really, and calling a support line that I'm convinced leads directly to a disconnected payphone in 1994. I ended up paying an extra $25 just to escape with clean clothes, essentially gifting my first $40 to the universe, or the next lucky stranger. I even found a discarded card on the floor, a tragic little souvenir left by the last person who realized they'd been fleeced. It's such a quirky business model, you can't even get your $1 deposit back for the plastic! THE TAKEAWAY: It is truly impressive how a place can look so clean while its system feels so... predatory. If you're looking for a free wash, honestly, just stand near the kiosk and wait for the machine to rob the next unsuspecting visitor. I'm sure they'll leave their card behind in a fit of tears, too! A TINY SUGGESTION FOR MANAGEMENT: Perhaps you could update the screen to say, "Please collect your useless, unloaded card and put it in the next slot so we can finally give you what you paid for." Or, and I say this with so much love, you could join us in the 21st century and get a machine that actually functions. Good luck to everyone else! You're going to need it.

    Metro Laundry - laundryservices - Updated May 2026

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