I am a loyal customer here, I've had my maid of honor dress tailored as well as an alteration for a work dress. The quality stitching and time/effort put in to my dresses was always done professionally and with thorough meticulous details and care. I recommend my close friends and family members to come here read more

Jason works really hard to provide excellent service. His mother has run this business for years smoothly and is well loved and respected. It's a great business! read more

Dropped off some shirts and a winter jacket that was a casualty of morning sickness - all about a year ago. They did a great job and had everything ready on time. Service was friendly. Couldn't think of a single complaint. read more

So like, to try to give this place another try, I showed up with my swingin' pimp coat here to have a zipper replaced. I was told it would be around $35. For a zipper? On a pimpin' coat I got for $6 at Unique? I think NOT, and I give up. read more

I just got home and looked at the shirts they pressed for me and I'm currently looking at the sloppiest job I've ever seen. It looks like they somehow spent less than 2 seconds on each shirt. The sleeves weren't even pressed completely and I have folds and wrinkles ALL over my shirt along every seam. How hard is it to press/clean a button-down shirt? This is standard stuff, It's not like I'm bringing in anything exotic. This is equivalent to McDonalds screwing up a hamburger. Stay away from this place folks, if they can't even get the basics down, I don't know how they'll get anything else right. read more

I've been to UIC VIllage Cleaners a few times now. I would guess they've dry-cleaned about 10 shirts, a few pairs of pants, had my pants hemmed, and repaired and cleaned a winter jacket. So far, so good. The shirts (standard button down shirts) haven't that crispy look, but I'm not sure if that's good or bad. Sometimes I like that look, other times I don't want to look like I'm wearing a dry cleaned shirt. In fairness, I've never requested that they do anything different, so not sure if there's flexibility with the starch they use. For the price (just over 1.50 a shirt), can't beat it. The repair and hems they've done have also been great. The jacket was late by a few days, but they explained why...it happens. If you live close-by, I would recommend you give them a try. read more

I put one star but it actually deserves 0. I will make sure that no one in my neighborhood goes over there. They damaged 3 shirts and it was clearly their sloppiness and laziness that caused the damage. The owner ( i assume), a chinese person, refuse to believe that he was at fault and blamed me for the way i wear my shirt. 2 of my shirts, with metal buttons, that should have been dried cleaned, had burn holes along the sleeves. The owner said that it was the because I roll my sleeves. How can buttons make holes??? Then, one of my white shirts, one the back, had a huge yellow stain. But we could not argue this one because i was already furious. The person did not want to damage me in any way, nor credit or money back. I am taking my business somewhere else, and i wil make sure others do. read more

Sometimes I have to come back because they're like "oh we meant Thursday afternoon not morning"...that's a shame when it happens but they have reasonable rates, do quick work, and they learned my name quickly so when I drop-off blood-drenched clothes I can walk in, drop clothes on counter, and walk out the door without saying a word. read more

They were going to launder a shirt that says dry clean only. Prices are same for slacks and shirts and I felt ripped off. Almost 4 bucks for each. I just moved here and realize I'm paying for the real estate but this place is completely no frills. I was unimpressed. Extra for fast service. Wonder what that would be... 5 to 6 bucks? I'm going to try out another place. Looks like cleaning is not on site either. read more

I can't imagine that many people review a dry cleaner when they are doing well, so I felt I should as this is our go-to weekly dry-cleaning place. They are prompt, know me by name, and I've never had any issues or complaints. I was going have some alterations done here, however thought it was a bit pricey so I did it myself. As for out of the ordinary dry-cleaning items, I do not have any feedback, as I've only cleaned traditional items. read more

I brought my super soft, vibrant, plush Anthropologie quilt to be dry cleaned here and what I got back was a stiff, dull, lumpy mess. It looks like they just put it in a regular washing machine. They absolutely ruined it. read more

A lot of these reviews are kinda old, so I thought I'd leave a fresh one. I've been going there for a few months now and can't complain. They might have their cleaning off site, but they've always been on time. Friendly, fast and good on the pocket. read more

Lost my suit pants day of wedding. Can I say more. Yes. It is expensive. We are lacking a good fairly priced dry cleaners.

Helped me clean the bottom of my wedding dress, and promised a good deal when I come back for a dry-cleaning. The employee advised me not to dry clean, as stains may get locked in. Good advice, I'll be back! read more

No clue what a dry cleaner does other than to clean expensive clothes. In this case it's the shirts with tags saying to only wash it when it's 30°C, no tumble dry, and dry clean ok. The washing machine has a knob for cold, warm, and hot. There is no 30°C for picky clothes option. This machine called a dryer is now useless since it "dries (washed clothes) by spinning them in hot air inside a dryer" which is what google spat out when searching "tumble dry". The search for a workaround has led me to the "heated dry" option found on my dishwasher but my sarcastic tone in this review has turned into one of awe and amazement when a google search returned a site with the title "Is it normal to wash my clothes in the dishwasher?" My shirt is worn frequently for work and play. It has a notable and extensive history involving drinks spilled on it, being thrown to the ground, too many trips to Vegas, with one instance missing the final return flight resulting in the shirt taking a lucky last minute red eye to Wisconsin. The designer shirt, which is likely the source of odor, could care less about the comforts of native Wisconsinites on their return flight home. It was preoccupied with the horrors that await after landing. What the shirt is referring to is the game played by all travelers with no plan. These travelers in the moment have no choice but to play in order to progress. This horrible game is commonly known to survivors as "Which Cabby Won't Kill Me". To sum up a story with too much hype and nothing to do with UIC Village Cleaners, the shirt survived a stale coffee and cigarette scented ride home, was not murdered, and 3am cab drivers have great stories to pass the time. Everything written above this sentence can be omitted. My shirt is treated worse than a dish rag yet, for over year, this unremarkable dry cleaner returns it without any traces of considerable reckless use. No scent of the alcohol spilled on it or hints of extended smoke breaks in designated confined areas. Always wrinkle free, neatly pressed, and returned with hanger and plastic as if it was a delicate piece of art. That is expected. What I didn't expect was their consistency. Same good work on 3 piece wedding tux, I didn't know they did alterations but they did a great job shaving inches off waist and legs for dress pants. tl;dr -in and out in less than a minute -always parking (not always legal, but refer to previous point. -$14 for a 3 piece suit, less than $2 for a shirt, great bargain assuming you're not bringing a thrift store pimp consume for custom work. Actually $35 for a new zipper to fix a swingin' pimp coat seems well worth it. -did i mention being in and out in under a minute. everything aside i value time and their location allows me to pull up, hand them receipt, grab my clothes, and go on with the day. -place is always packed with finished customer orders. read more