Laundromat is CLEAN, all surfaces wiped down at least four times while we were doing multiple loads of laundry. All but the detergent dispenser with individual boxes of Tide and the like were quarters-only; the washers and dryers accept both coins and credit cards, convenient! It took a few times to swipe my card at the correct angle but I got it. Dryers were HOT so $0.25 for 5 minutes went far. All our clothes were dry in 25 minutes, maybe 30 for heavy towels and jeans. Free parking out back, easy to load up and drive off. Pressed for time? They offer wash & fold. I'll be back soon to do heavy items like my duvet and comforter where these machines do a better and faster job than the three sad machines in my building. My clothes seem a lot cleaner and the chore, completed much faster. read more

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It's always met my needs. I'd never leave my laundry unattended at any public laundromat.

I was doing laundry and the man that works there to clean out the lint out of the dryers was so rude to me and disrespectful I asked him not to clean it out in front of me or if he can just wait and he started cussing me out calling me names in Spanish he would not let me talk he was speaking over me and he called the manager before I got a chance to and said that there was a crazy lady screaming at him I was having a lot of allergic reaction to the lint dust and he had a mask on and was telling me to shut up he called me the b word multiple times I even left my dog's bed in the dryer because I was having so much anxiety needed to get out of there I don't think anybody should have to go through what I went through at this laundromat I'm sure I'm not the only person that he's been rude to and has done this in front of I give these people one star only I even called the manager and could get through to him. I would not recommend this place to anybody because of this man working there read more

Oak Street Laundry - This is the picture of the man that was being very rude and disrespectful to me - Laundry Services Near Me - San Francisco, California

Oak Street Laundry is a letdown. The dryers barely work, even after multiple cycles, clothes are still damp. For the prices they charge, you'd expect the machines to actually do their job. I get that laundry in San Francisco can be frustrating, and this kind of service is essential, but the least they could do is ensure the equipment is maintained and functional. It's frustrating to pay for a service that doesn't deliver, especially when you're counting on it. A little more care and effort could go a long way here. read more

Put my stuff in the dryer this morning at Oak Street Laundry. Came back an hour later to find that at least half of my clothes were stolen, along with the laundry bag I carried them in (which was also in the dryer). Asked the attendants if they could call the manager so I could view the camera footage. The attendants informed me that the manager refused and I would need to file a police report. I have learned a valuable lesson about never leaving clothes at a laundromat unattended again. This particular site has a ton of homeless people hanging out just outside, and sometimes wandering in. The staff here seems to do absolutely nothing in terms of security. I hope they continue to lose business until they start taking people's property seriously. Will not be returning. read more

The good they have lots of washers and dryers but need to be aware of the machines some don't take coins so you'll have to swipe you credit or debit card Lots of folding tables read more

Leaving a 1 star review due to hours listed online not reflecting actual opening hours. I arrived 1 hour and 15 minutes before close just to do a single quick load of laundry, wasn't even going to use the dryer. The employee just singled they were closed but wouldn't talk to me to figure out when they close. Arrived at 8:20pm. Once you change your online hours to reflect your actual hours I'll adjust my rating. Thank you. read more

This is the updated hours after the pandemic. Hours reflected on yelp's page isn't accurate. Place doesn't close at 11pm. read more

Oak Street Laundry - Updated hours. Hours posted on Yelp's page are not accurate. Doesn't close at 11pm. - Laundry Services Near Me - San Francisco, California

They've got off-street parking and the machines take credit card. This is basically what you want out of a laundromat. Plus, you can go get some food or a drink nearby while you wait for your clothes. Our washing machine was busted for a while and this place was exactly what we needed. read more

This laundromat is an Excellent, well maintained place to do your laundry as it's Clean, tidy, and plenty of folding space !!

I came to Oak Street Laundry for the first time today and had a great experience. I purchased a $3 Money Card using the automated machine inside the laundromat by debit card and added value easily. On a Monday evening during shelter-in-place, the laundromat was clean and not at all packed. There was no attendant on duty but the machines were straightforward to figure out and use. I parked right in front of the laundromat and like other Yelpers mentioned--didn't pay for parking (though the numerous Tow-Away signs were a bit intimidating at first). I used two commercial Speed Queen washers to do three weeks' worth of laundry ($3.35 per load ~35mins) and then one Speed Queen commercial dryer ($0.35 per 7 min; you add time incrementally by inserting and then removing the card as far as I could tell/did). Usually I do laundry at work but since Shelter-in-Place happened I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was here at Oak Street Laundry! read more

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Great location. They have a parking lot! Easy pay machines - credit cards okay. Close to good food. Clean environment.

The service is fine, but the sign on the door is deceptive. It says last wash is at 8:30 PM. I arrived at 8:26 PM and was not let inside the laundromat. read more

Went here recently for the first time. The place is very clean and the staff is helpful. The washers and dryers are also fast. Their machines accept credit cards and they have a small parking lot. The only downside is no wifi and no bathroom. read more

My card was just charged 90$ for 6 machines. At $15 each. The machines varied from $10.20 to $3.75 to $7.00. This is insane! I cannot believe that this is happening. If my account hadn't prompted me about my account being overcharged I wouldn't have had a clue. In addition to this overcharging crap. Who do I call to resolve this? The number provided doesn't have a message service attached. If anyone knows of any other courses of action that I could take . Please feel free to chime in... Disgruntled customer. read more

Update: this laundromat has now been completely updated with all new machines and flooring. You can pay for the new machines using an app on your phone, and the app tells you how much time is left on each machine and alerts you when they are finished -- how cool is that? Free and easy parking in the lot, and Jesus is back making sure everything is working, so all is right with the world. read more

After years of going here we are finally ended today. Some of these laundromat machines aren't working properly. Some of the machine weren't produce water and no one is where is complain the issue and get refunds. As well as the folding area was block for covid19 rules starting last week. read more

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Parking: the signs say you have to pay ABC Parking by phone but the owner/staff at the laundromat said it's fine, so we did not pay. Machines: they have large, "big load," commercial washers that are great for washing blankets and bed quilts. Much cheaper to wash yourself than to bring to a dry cleaner. Cleanliness: could be cleaner - the floor is pretty gross, but the machines were fine and clean. Seating while you wait: yes. There are 3 benches surrounding a table near the front of the laundromat where you can sit and wait for your laundry to finish. WiFi: yes! LAUNDROMAT is the name and laundromat in all lower caps is the password. At least when I was there today it was. You can pay for your laundry with cash, quarters or credit card, all to be put into a card that works in all of the machines. You have to buy a $3 card as a deposit, but as long as you return the card you will get your deposit back. I'm going to keep my card for now as I'm sure I'll be back, so hopefully I don't lose it! There are so many machines here that even though there are many out of order there are plenty of machines to go around. Each size costs a different amount and all machines are clearly marked. read more

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Decided to give Oak Street another chance and it had been pretty good. But now along with the ongoing hot water issue (especially if you get there early!) they recently and dramatically increased their prices! Really shocking to see 25%-30% price increases when clearly folks don't have a lot of options. read more

After frequenting Oak St. Laundry for a while simply for its convenience, customer service and newly renovated appliances I can say that I wouldn't want to go anywhere else. I've never had a bad experience, even considering the one time that I overflowed the washer and Jesus had to come to my rescue. Did you know that there's free parking?? Laundry is such a grueling task in it of itself but knowing that I can rely on the variety of machine to be free and efficient is what makes it all the better. read more

High quality washers and driers at this laundromat plus free WiFi. I've come here exclusively for the past 6 months, because they have the best driers here that have never burnt any of my delicate items (plush blankets and robes). They accept card, which is a huge advantage; all you have to do is buy a Money Card for $3 and load money (via cash or card) onto it at the laundromat. On the weekends, it tends to get busier, but never once have I not found a washer or dryer to use. In terms of prices and logistics: - Washers and driers of all different sizes and prices - They have detergent for sale, or you can bring your own - A washer that fits one 'normal' load: $3.50 - A washer that fits 2 loads: $7 - Drier that fits 2 loads: 35 cents per 7 minutes (28 minutes is usually enough, so $1.4) read more

Colors & Whites: An Oak Street Laundry Tale UH! Thanksgiving Eve is tomorrow and the last thing I want to do the night before is laundry. But it's either laundry tonight or Commando Wednesday tomorrow. So me, myPad, and I begrudgingly drove down Divisadero street 11 blocks to Oak St. Laundry with two loads of color clothes riding in the back. 15+ minutes multiplied by road construction to the power of NOPA inner city traffic equals a black man short of Patience! Thank Snuggle the Downy bear that Oak Street Laundry is surrounded on two-sides by a free parking lot that has yet to fail me. Ya feel me?!? Wear it. Work it. Sort it. Wash it. Dry it, iron it, Wear - reWERK! it!! Tick-Toc! Stand by Me shown on the TV in the laundro-lounge. How fitting, a coming of age story the week of Thanksgiving. They hadn't even gotten to the part with the leeches. In record time, which basically means I didn't find myself willing the washing machine to complete the spin cycle with the stare of my eyes and the power of my mind, one of the two loads of color clothes was ready to be dried or hung. I walked to the end of the aisle to the nearest basket on wheels. It was all by itself next to the big industrial-sized washing machines. She wasn't tall and luxurious like the other baskets. She didn't even have a rack above her basket to hang clothes that thought themselves too fair for the drying machine, like a favorite black graphic tee with a depiction of Optimus Prime fashioned from the body of the 38 Geary bus line. But I thought this time would be different. I said to myself, go ahead. Take a chance. Use the convenient, rackless basket. So Andy the Basket and I sashayed down the aisle. I mundanely stared into Andy's basket mouth as I filled her with my colors, when a guy going down a parallel aisle asks, "Did you get that basket from down there," pointing to where I found Andy empty, alone, and without a guardian/opportunist - you make the call. In a befuddled tone I said, "Yeh." Now I'm thinking to myself, "Does this white boy need directions to the nearest basket? 'Make a left at Washer #2, then an immediate, sharp left at the Ms. Pac-Man Machine." "Yeh, well, we were going to use that," he said authoritatively. NOW! my mind is frantically scribbling a conversation in thought bubble: "Oh no he didn't?" "Oh yes he did!" "Oh no he didn't?!" "Oh yes he did!!" "Oh no he didn't?!?" "Yes!!! He did ya'll. I was there." Confront. Curse! FIGHT!! Who does this self entitled prick think he is in my ghetto as a child/come gentrified in my 30s neighborhood. I guess it's true what they say, "Bi-Rite is right." It must be challenging to be newly confronted with the the task of "Laundry: From Sort to Fold", staring people you don't know! Laundry for the people, done by the people whether you live on Turk and Eddy or around the corner from La Urbana. Where unattended baskets are FREE! to use by ANY!! laundry patron while doing their laundry. CAN I GET AN AMEN?!? "Ahem." "Fucking idiot," I said under my breathe. Confront. Curse! FIGHT!! WRITE!!! I wrote this review and now my laundry is done and Mr. White American Self Entitlement, say "Mozzarella Cheese!" read more

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Good prices and quality machines. I saw another review mention a couch which I never found - but they did have wooden benches with a TV and magazines. I was worried they would gouge on buying soap there but it was very reasonable. I'd give 5 stars except for their wifi their sign says "See Attendant" and it's hard to find the attendant- why not just write the password on the sign? (UPDATE - I did ask the attendant and they just said there was no password - it's open. Maybe that should be on the sign?) I enjoyed the arcade, except after I beat the high score it didn't let me write my initials...which is my whole reason for beating the high score. read more

Not all laundromats are created equal and I gotta say I got pretty lucky my first few years in San Francisco when I had laundry in my building/in unit washer dryer. This place though has been clean and I've never had any problems with my clothes after coming here. Prices vary a lot depending on the machine - I generally use the ones that open from the top and not from the front - cost about $3.20/ wash which is pretty fair and holds a decent size load. The dryers are also of good quality here- can't tell you the number of times I've used dryers where it doesn't actually dry clothes after the set amount of time. I use the ones near the back that cost $.35 for 7 minutes (so .05 a minute) - and I've found even sometimes with my normal loads I won't have to have to do a typical 45 -50 minutes of drying, I've gotten by on 35-42 minutes!! (Depends on load size) Also you need to get a money card to use the machines where (say goodbye to begging your local grocers for quarter rolls) - however those machines do only accept bills so come ready!! read more

I don't like the idea of having to pay a "deposit" (is it refundable? how?) for an add-value card. And I don't like the idea of an add-value card itself (with a $5 minimum add-value interval) as you're guaranteed to leave having given money for unused services. If the parking lot around the laundromat is available at no charge to laundromat customers, it's surely not indicated by any signs in the lot or laundromat that I could see. +2 stars for the nice attendant! read more

Been to this laundromat many times over the years, never a complaint. It's clean, a lot of machines (though not all function all the time) and theres always a friendly attendant. The machines work well, you have your choice of old-fashioned top-loaders or fancier front-loaders or jumbo-sized front-loaders, though you pay for the upgrades. Plenty of carts for moving your laundry. They use a card system, so hang onto that card after you finish your laundry, it's reusable, but the card costs money to purchase/replace. Laundry takes about 30 minutes wash and the dryer can be set in 7 minute increments, however much you need, usually also about 30 minutes. A load works out to approx. $5 There is a little waiting area with a table, magazines, there are vending machines, ample trash/compost/recycling cans and a television that glitches out every 30 seconds. Its on Divis nearby lots of cafes and stuff if you want to pop in and out while your clothes are washed. I believe they also have a drop-off program if you want to let them do your dirty work. read more

I've had my share of traumatic laundromat experiences, but Oak Street Laundry, which appears to be formally known as Launderland, is the best laundromat I've ever been to. I walked in on a Saturday morning and was greeted by the attendant who promptly showed me how to load money onto a laundry card and broke some bills for me since the card machine only takes $1s and $5s. The card requires a $3 deposit which will be returned to you along with the balance of your card if you don't want to hold onto it for future trips. This place is huge so there were tons of empty machines and plenty of room to sit and hang out while you wait. (Or go get a coffee on Divisadero, there were 3 attendants working so I never felt my laundry was in danger of being stolen!) Free WiFi, pacman, and vending machines, and none of that depressing laundromat vibe. If you're anywhere in lower haight and willing to pay a little extra for a much more pleasant experience, Oak Street Laundry is well worth the trek. read more

Staff is not wearing masks. Patrons are not wearing masks. I won't be back. This is unsafe in my opinion and a sign that there are probably no cleaning measures in place. read more

This really is "as good as it gets" - and I say that having laundry in my building. When my clothes are overtaking everything else, they get packed into the oversize duffel and get carted down here. Free parking, wi-fi, and a convenient location make for an easy laundry experience. No, it's likely not the cheapest around, but their front loaders hold more than one might think, and the dryers are tops. They have standard top loaders, front double, triple, quadruple and two monster machines at the south (Oak St) end of the place that you'll have to try to fill. Their machines don't require a ton of detergent either, and the place is clean, even though there's always folks doing laundry. Some might like to use quarters but the card system is simple, and can be loaded with your atm card if you don't have cash, and you can receive the balance and card's value back if needed. read more

One of the best laundromats I've used. It's a large space, clean, well lit, and maintained. They add new machines now and again. They quickly identify and fix the old ones that break. They respond to problems and questions quickly and respectfully (use their refund forms). The prices are better than in my building, so I come down the street to them instead. The machines only take their electronic card that you can buy one time for $3 and reload onsite through a machine using cash or credit cards with no extra fees. And they have free WiFi. read more

after scouring this town for years, I finally discovered this gem of a laundromat. PROS: - great attendants who are friendly and actually seem to care about customer service. - Love that you can load up the coin card and don't have to deal with tons of quarters - PARKING LOT! - Open great hours - Vintage arcade machine with all the greats - TV that's usually tuned to something fun to watch while doing laundry - good group of fellow laundry folks, no creepers or hobos or other questionable things - clean! - has bathroom - snack machine - and places to walk to CONS: - very minor con, but they are missing the size between single load and giant load machine. Wish they had a few double loads. As for the person who said laundry got stolen - that is a risk at any laundromat. I'd say anyone who leaves their clothes unattended at ANY laundromat in the city runs this risk. It's just urban living basics, but I would say given the fact the attendants actually take care of the facility it's probably less likely here than at other laundromats in the city. read more

Laundry is easily my least favorite chore and this mat makes it so manageable. Clean, reasonably priced, wi-fi, TV, couches, full-time on-the-floor attendant, and no quarters required. It's also located by many shops and restaurants, so if you feel trusting enough, which I do here, it's easy to pass time near by while tackling several loads at once. What more could you ask for? read more

How does this place have such high reviews?? I came here because I wanted to do late night laundry, and my normal laundromat was closed. This place reeked of cigarettes and mold, and definitely felt seedy (I felt uncomfortable being here alone or leaving any of my things unattended). The whole place was just run down and dingy. There was parking which was the one plus, but I did not feel safe here and ended up sitting in my car and locking the doors waiting for my clothes to finish (when I normally like to pull out my laptop, read, etc in the laundromat). read more

Great laundromat. Very clean facility with nice selection of washers and dryers. Parking made it even better.

I drive 15 minutes across the city just to do laundry here. Laundry is actually very painless and I am in and out in an hour! - Always machines available. - Always parking in the private parking lot in front. - Add money with a credit/debit to a laundry card. No need for quarters! - Clean and the attendant is always on the premise, friendly, and super helpful - Power dryers! I can dry all my clothes in 21 minutes. For a laundry mat, I love this place and recommend it to anyone no matter where they live in the city. read more

Welp this laundromat gets 5 stars simply because it takes credit cards. We're in a age where toting around bags of quarters is Neanderthalish. I was especially looking for a laundromat that takes credit cards but I wasn't sure if it would really be there even though it was advertised. Lo and behold, the reviews were right! Further, there was a very helpful and nice attendant to show me how to use my card to obtain a use card to do my laundry. Thanks Oak Laundry, you made my day. It's the simple things. read more

HANDS-DOWN....one of my absolute favorite laundrymats in the whole U.S. (and I couldn't be more serious). I'm an old Chicago-New York City punk rock gal and finding an affordable, comfortable, reliable laundry spot in a big city is a serious priority (kinda like finding a great deli or a great slice of pizza...but I digress). I'd had bad luck with a number of spots in SF before discovering this amazing oasis. The water is good and hot -- my clothes always come out clean and fresh and the dryers have great heat. The price is totally right for my budget -- and I seriously dig the laundry-cash cards for the machines instead of having to fuss with change. There's even a machine there where you can use your debit/credit card to directly deduct wash money into the laundry-cash card. And if you ever need to break a $20 or a $10 the owner and manager(s) in the office are always a great help. Other things I absolutely love about this place are the upbeat, friendly and helpful attitudes of the owner and manager(s), the cleanliness of the laundrymat, the multiple benches for seating, the ease of having a large parking lot connected to it and a gas station around the corner. Having a Wells Fargo ATM outside around the corner doesn't hurt either and it's not a far hike to grab some java at the cafe up the street or a quick sandwich. There's loads of machines -- in the 2 years I've gone there, I've never ever had to wait for machines -- and I'm a weekender who's usually there in pretty high traffic time. I also LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the fact that the owner has fun taste in the kind of video entertainment he provides on the wall mounted TV. I've had many a smile and giggle watching old episodes of Star Trek, The Monkees, Lost in Space and classic Soul Train performances. And of course, when the 49ers and Giants are playing the set is always tuned in (and they play plenty of other sports, as well). I know I'm not alone in saying how frackin' awesome it is to have things that distract one's tired mind from the tedious chore of doing weekend laundry, but this place makes it so much more enjoyable. I love how there's two entrances, too. There's something wonderful about having cross-ventilation and big glass windows with natural light instead of being closed into some kind of small, steamy, dark box of boredom. Thank you guys for what you do -- keep it up, we need you! x0x read more

It was my first time here and I came 20 minutes after the "last wash" time... D'oh! But the attendant must have picked up on my beleaguered face and cut me some slack. He showed me all the machines, helped me get a card to pay (I brought a shit ton of quarters thinking I'd need them...) and let me wash my clothes. Wasn't expecting great service from a laundromat but am grateful for it! read more

Clean, TONS of machines, free wifi, a parking lot... friendly attendants!!! What more could you possibly want in a laundromat?

Just moved to the city so I've never had to go to a laundromat before so I have nothing to compare it to BUT this place is really clean. It says its coin operated but it takes debit cards and cash and NO COINS (good thing i rolled my quarters up) Also, I couldn't figure out how to work the washer until a local informed me you have to get a money card then put money on it through debit or cash. All in all a great laundromat.. Clean easy and fast. No complaints! read more