Thank you Valet cleaners for servicing the city I live in. Thank you for being responsible with my…read morequality linens. I appreciate you calling and texting me when my clothes were ready.

Wow I took my teens suits and tux, and shirts that i had very little hope that they would be able…read moreto take the stains out. Went to go pick it up. Seems like knew. Great job. Also took a Jacket in that only gets clean after the football season is over, that is Dallas Cowboy season. That one was a mess, they got all the stains, spills spots and whatever else on it, all taken out. Fantastic job thank you.

Best starch at the best price around! So thankful for the 2219 location. They are always…read moreprofessional and my jeans stand up on their own for 1/2 the price of other cleaners!

LONG REVIEW - North Side Cleaners on 24th…read more We had been using this place for almost two years for all of Rene's button-up shirts, jeans, sport coats, and my dresses--usually about twice a month. Back in November, I took in one of my fiancé's newer sport coats, the one he specifically bought for his 40th birthday in April. We picked it up along with 10-15 other items, all in the usual clear plastic bag. The first week of December, he goes to wear the coat--and it's completely shrunk. It was so noticeably smaller that we even double-checked the bag to confirm it was, in fact, his coat. That following Monday, I called North Side and asked to speak to the manager. I was told the owners only come in at night around closing time. I asked to leave a note with my number and details about the issue. I didn't hear anything back. On December 16, I went in person and spoke to one of the employees, showing her the collar to illustrate how badly it had shrunk. She took the coat and said she would speak to the owners and that they would call me. Two days later, I followed up. She told me the note she left was still in the back--untouched. At this point, we were about to leave for a cruise, so I waited until we got back. I then called again on January 2, 3, and 6. I spoke with two different employees, both of whom stood firm in denying that they had washed or caused any damage to the coat. Still, I had not heard from or spoken to the owner. I started doing some digging to figure out who the owner was. I tried to message Ivan Torres, who I found listed as the owner, on Facebook, but he didn't accept messages. I then found his mother and messaged her on January 18. She called me, and we discussed the situation over the phone. She was kind during that conversation and explained that her son worked out of town and wasn't around often, but she assured me she'd speak to him. She also claimed that she and the employees had looked up the coat and determined it had been discontinued four years ago--when in fact we had purchased it in April 2024 at Dillard's. On January 24, I messaged her again for an update. She replied, saying her son wasn't around and that she was too busy. On February 4, I followed up once more, since I hadn't heard back. She called me, and we were on the phone for about 30 minutes. During this call, her tone changed. She insisted her employees did not shrink the jacket and said she didn't understand why we thought it had--because to her, it looked huge. I kindly explained that Rene is an XL and that even by looking at the collar, the shrinkage was obvious. She told me the workers had ironed it and it looked good and "huge." I reiterated that we had been loyal customers, often bringing in multiple items at a time. Her tone became less friendly, and she mentioned that none of her employees wanted to speak with me because I was "too demanding." We paid over $600 for that coat and had only worn it a handful of times--of course I was going to be persistent! She also said I wasn't the first or the last person to make this kind of complaint and, honestly, they didn't care. Eventually, we agreed to meet at the shop so could try on the coat in front of her and show how it no longer fit. I never heard from her again. On April 4, I messaged her saying it had now been two months and I was still waiting for her to follow up. She read the message and never replied. At this point, I've taken it as a loss. It's disheartening, especially because as a Hispanic family, we intentionally support other Hispanic-owned businesses. But their complete lack of accountability and customer service is unacceptable. I decided to write this post after seeing announcements for new "Coming Soon... North Side Cleaners" locations in two different places. He picked up the coat--of course, nothing had been resolved. I will attach screenshots of messages and call logs. Please be cautious when using this place.

Anyone who brings in laundry covered in grease, oil, or tar will be asked to take their bundles and…read moreleave. That's what the sign says. You are welcome to help yourself to free Jesus tracts printed on pastel paper to read while you wait, and there are some really good ones, like "48 Hours In Hell" and "Liberate Yourself From Sins of the Flesh." Laundromats are a ramblin' girl's best friend, and I was very excited to finally have some clean pants. The washers and dryers are pretty temperamental, but there is a burly lady attendant who will kick 'em into shape for you (sometimes literally). And it is affordable, too - one load, wash and dry, cost me around three bucks. Katya J. is right - people watching here is sheer bliss. If you are just passing through Amarillo and need a laundro, let this be the one for you.

The morning attendant is friendly and helpful, but I had a washer that stopped due to a circuit…read morebreaker issue and when she reset the breaker, it did not turn back on. The attendant offered to pay for it because she says the owner doesn't, but that made me feel guilty in addition to wasting my time so I paid for it. . . with time and money. The owner should definitely enable the attendant to refund customers in situations like that and for this reason I'll never give the owner money again despite liking the great customer service. I don't want to support an owner who does not stand behind their service.

Very clean, and it's easy to use the machines. The staff is…read morekind and are willing to help if needed.

Clean, efficient, fast, medium space with very good aeration, if anything quite windy inside due to…read morethe fan. Multiple chairs to sit along the side of the wall. Two clean bathrooms. There is a service desk that does more laundering service for you. Once you buy a card for $1 anything you put on there is nonrefundable. Roughly a cycle cost $3.25 medium load for basic wash, and drying is 0.25 for 5 min on high or 8 min on medium. I found that 16 min on medium worked for my medium/large load.

We took our living room rug to South Georgia Laundry after a blue snowcone spill; I was sure that…read morestain would never come out! But they worked their magic, and it looks brand new! The staff was so friendly, and their prices are very reasonable. Highly recommend!

Locally owned and family operated. This family gives back to the community thru their participation…read morein the "Loads of Love" project. I have been in to use their machines myself and I have also used their drop-off laundry service. Always pleased with my laundry results either way!

Hi I am very new in town and the young lady working 2/28/24 in the evening was very kind and…read morehelpful even though she was very busy she attended to the customers and kept the business very clean. This will be my go-to from now on. the staff is amazing.

All the attendants are very friendly. They als keep it clean, they vacuum out dryers and between…read morepeople washing they wipe out each washer. I feel very safe coming here but I wish they would get 3 Handicap spaces, they don't have any now