I came here with two suits to alter: one for going out and having fun and one to celebrate starting…read morea new job. This was off just having a terrible experience with some shirts getting butchered by the local dry cleaner, so I wanted a more professional take. I walked in completely clueless on a whim, tactlessly not making an appointment, and even though it was Juan's lunchbreak he still immediately took the time to see me and work with me. That said... let the man eat. Don't interrupt his break! I still feel bad about it!!! About the tailoring: Juan is just That Dude. He WILL make you look better and point out ways to make the clothes better compliment your body that others don't even know about. The pricing felt extremely fair and not at all like I was being overcharged for the amount and quality of work being done. Not only that, Juan did me a solid by getting the alterations done in-time with a big move out of state. Last minute, off of a random walk-in, and brother still treated me like I was a long time regular. And matter of fact, even though I'm going to be living down south I WILL still be getting my nicest clothing tailored by Juan. That's what his work is worth to me. 10/10 will be making sure I get my nephews' first suits tailored by him too

If you're looking for a top-tier tailor in Midtown Manhattan, Alterations.com should be at the top…read moreof your list. Head tailor Juan Cuello is exceptionally skilled and relentlessly professional--he simply won't stop until the fit is perfect. Over the past six years, I've brought him around a dozen off-the-rack suits, and he has consistently transformed them to look and feel like high-end made-to-measure pieces. The difference in drape, balance, and overall silhouette is remarkable. I've used other tailors for alterations, but none come close to Juan's level of precision, craftsmanship, and attention to detail. He takes real pride in his work, and it shows in every finished garment. Juan is truly one of a kind.

Mikhail is a gem! Or the equivalent in the watch world. Batteries replaced, new strap fixed, and a…read morebit of knowledge transferred all while I wait and watch him work. Highly recommend!!

Mikhael looked at my watch on the spot and diagnosed the issue and gave me a quote immediately…read more Meanwhile the other mainstream watch repair store in midtown that I took it to took 2 weeks to diagnose it and quoted me $650 and 4 weeks of work. Mikhael did it for $300 and had it back to me in 2 weeks. This guy is no BS and knows his stuff. If you go to him, his stall is all the at in the back right corner of the floor. Don't let any of the other stalls try to tell you that they are him.

The best. So reliable and amazing. I booked Mike to come to our apartment building and me and my…read moreneighbors were thrilled :) Highly recommend. Knives like new.

Better prices than the cobbler around the corner and Mike & Sons comes to you! He was in Prospect…read moreHeights on Saturday May 30th.

Great place. Fast service, nicely-done laundry. Delivered speedily and with a smile. What's not to…read morelike?

I am deeply saddened to write this review, as I truly believe in supporting our local neighborhood…read morebusinesses. Over the past several months, I have brought my business here--paying their premium, higher-than-average prices for laundry--simply because I wanted to invest back into our small community. I have been here to wash my comforters and the dryers take a long time to dry. They only allow washer and dryer and you are unable to just dry which does make sense for cleanliness and sanitary reasons. I have also sent the laundry here for wash and fold on one occasion. The clothes were folded okay but not very small like a lot of the other laundromats in the area. They did a lot of construction in the past couple of years as the front was really run down. The employees do stand outside a lot smoking. Unfortunately, a recent experience showed me that this establishment does not share that same neighborly care. I was walking a few blocks home carrying an incredibly heavy, empty terra-cotta planter. Exhausted, I stopped in to politely ask the woman and gentleman working if I could leave the planter for just a few minutes while I ran two blocks away to retrieve my wagon. I explicitly explained that I am a local neighbor, that the planter was simply too heavy to carry further, and that I would be incredibly grateful for the brief help. Instead of a helpful or even a polite response, I was met with a harsh attitude and questioned as to why I needed to leave it. While I understand that businesses have liability policies, there is a way to communicate boundaries with human kindness. Instead, I was met with a complete lack of empathy and compassion. It is incredibly disheartening to realize that an establishment is happy to take your money for overpriced services, but lacks the basic decency to show a neighbor a moment of grace or compassion when they are struggling. A neighborhood business should be a part of the community, not just a place of greed. I will no longer be supporting this laundromat, and I will be taking my business elsewhere.

Ben, Tymber - thank you so much for your speedy and efficient work. you are always competent,…read morereliable, and quick! Payton, Rashantee - your welcoming smiles and warm presence made this feel like a luxury experience! I will keep coming back to Alts union sq again and again!

Listen.... I called…read morethis morning about my suit jacket and pants being tailored and they said it would be absolutely no more than 300 with any necessary alterations. I went in, fit, and they asked me for 700$. The suit itself was 850. I work in fashion in NYC and this is absolutely outrageous. Even compared to the pricing limits they say on their website these are extraordinarily higher. I appreciate the hustle, and I'm sure the work would've been done well, but luckily I cancelled before anything started. Don't let them tell you one thing, make your way all the way there with your stuff to be overcharged. Absolutely obscene.

I was new to using movers and after some quick research I decided to give them a shot. Solidarity…read moreMovers exceeded my expectations! From the very first convo they were easily the most professional and gave me the most affordable quote. Shout out to the dream team of Kurt,Alex & Eddie!! These guys were very careful and accommodating but moving like a well oiled machine. I would highly recommend and plan to use them again in the future

Summary: + good price…read more+ fast and overall fine service + overall nice workers - poor communication - some unprofessionalism - some damages I went back and forth between 3 and 4 stars, but ultimately landed on 3. I want to provide enough context so anyone considering Solidarity Movers can make an informed decision. Overall, this was one of the better moves I've had, but not one that warrants the 5-star reviews I see here. My husband and I moved from MA to NY due to family circumstances. The move was already stressful before it began, which is relevant because Solidarity was recommended by a friend who had a great experience with them. Given some poor experiences I've had with movers in the past, I felt confident choosing them. Unfortunately, things started off rocky. I completed a video walkthrough, received an initial quote, and then requested a revision. After that, communication stalled. Multiple follow-ups went unanswered, and I couldn't even get confirmation that my request was being worked on. After about a day of silence while other companies were responding consistently, I was ready to book elsewhere and left a review reflecting my experience. Within minutes, owner Zak called me. He was understanding, professional, and genuinely seemed to care about my concerns. Communication improved immediately, I received the revised quote, and their pricing felt fair, so I booked the move. A couple of weeks before the move, I reached out to confirm everything was still on track and asked about payment. I was told, in writing by Mike, that the remaining balance would be due "upon completion of your move." To me, that clearly meant after delivery. The move was scheduled for June 19 with overnight delivery on June 20. The crew was originally expected between 12 PM and 2 PM but arrived around 4 PM due to traffic. Traffic happens, and I had no issue with the delay itself. The crew was polite, worked efficiently, and seemed to handle our belongings with care. Unfortunately, this is where my experience started to decline. While packing, I overheard two crew members make a joke about my husband and me. It wasn't the worst thing I've ever heard, but it was disappointing to become the subject of a gay joke, especially from a company that publicly projects queer allyship. I chose not to make an issue of it, but another customer may have felt differently. Once loading was complete, the foreman informed me that the remaining balance was due immediately. This directly contradicted the written communication I had received. When I raised the issue, Mike acknowledged there had been a miscommunication but insisted I still had to pay on the spot. What made the interaction frustrating was how dismissive he came across. He stated this was standard procedure and said he would investigate the miscommunication, but unless there is another Mike, the miscommunication originated with him. Rather than create additional stress for myself, I paid the balance and moved on. To be clear, I still tipped the crew generously because they worked hard. By the end of the move, they had received $1,200 total in gratuity, or $400 per mover. The next day, delivery was delayed again due to traffic, but the unloading process itself was quick and organized. The crew followed instructions, reassembled our storage bed, and got everything into the house efficiently. After unloading, I was asked to sign paperwork stating everything had been delivered without damage. This struck me as odd because we hadn't unpacked a single box yet, so there was no realistic way to verify that. Like many people at the end of a move, I signed because I was exhausted and just wanted the process finished. While unpacking later, I discovered our $1,500 credenza had been damaged. Two interior shelves were broken, one completely split in half. Several glass items were also broken in transit. Nothing irreplaceable, but damage nonetheless. Could I file a claim? Sure. But after an already stressful interstate move, I don't have the time or energy to go through another lengthy process. Instead, I'm leaving this review so others can make an informed decision. Despite everything, I would still consider recommending Solidarity Movers, especially for a local move. The crew worked hard, and this was far from the worst moving experience I've had. However, the communication issues, payment confusion, dismissive handling of that confusion, inappropriate comment, and damage to our belongings prevent me from rating the experience higher. If you're reading reviews because you're planning a move and trying to make the best decision possible, I hope this helps. Wishing you the best of luck!

I never write reviews as it feels like they're all paid for but I had to today. This place was…read morephenomenal. We had a tough print job that places like staples and canva even couldnt help us with. We worked with Rafael (i believe) and he helped us for over an hour and over two days emailing, chatting and just keeping the good vibes going as we delt with this annoying task. He was helpful, kind and patient. This wasn't even an expensive print job but we had the best quality. I am planning on doing all of my wedding stationary with this location and am super greatful that they could help us with a last minute print job distaster.

This place, and Chris, were a GODSEND during our recent cross country move. They were able to ship…read moreour items at very reasonable costs and assist us with packing which we greatly appreciated. Unfortunately we cannot come back but hope to find a place half as good in our new location.