A true neighborhood gem! Mr. and Mrs. Lee have been running The Drycleaners for years, and I've…read morebeen a loyal customer for 6+ years. My husband and I bring our suits, dresses, and special-occasion pieces here all the time, and the quality and care are always consistent. Most recently, Mrs. Lee did my wedding dress alterations, including the hemming and the bustle. She was FANTASTIC! Her skill and attention to detail were incredible, and the dress fit and moved exactly the way I'd hoped. I couldn't be happier. If you want people who treat your clothes (and you!) with real care, this is the place. Highly, highly recommend!

A long time customer and their alterations are always great. I had a suit arm cuff in need of…read morerepositioning and removal of factory stitching. Not an easy task and well worth the pricing. Not the fastest, nor did I want it to be; just done correctly with expert attention. Will continue to support and worth the drive.

I trust my nicest clothes with them. They are so incredibly nice and professional. I also get…read morealterations at this cleaners. I highly recommend them.

Evergreen Cleaners dry cleaned my daughter's prom dress. Cost was low and the service was performed…read morewell. I would use them again.

This place was great! It was very reasonably priced- Walton Saturday with the 20%off! Ready in just…read morea few days and job well done! Depending on which direction you are coming from, it's difficult to get into the lot because of the no u turn sign. Otherwise, happy with the service!

My freshman year of college and on the first day of ECON 2116, I'm sitting in class and my…read moreprofessor said something to me, the enormity of which, I would not fully comprehend until a few decades later. He continued that in this class we would learn about supply/demand curves, calculating present value analysis, and Game Theory. But before all that, he said, if there was nothing else that we left his class with it was this basic truism: "The majority of financial decisions you make in life, can be simplified into trading your time for money." Sounds simple enough, and as a somewhat know-it-all 18 yr old, I thought my prof was full of crap, but now I see how accurate that statement was. Should I take a few extra minutes the night before to prep my food to brown bag lunch or spend $10-$15 eating out? Spend 1-2 hours mowing my lawn, bagging my yard clippings, and collecting leaves - or - spend $100-$200/month on a lawn service. Use my 10 yr old Mr. Coffee machine and a bag of Kirkland brand coffee or make a Starbucks run in the morning? Or as referenced in this review, spend 1-2 hours during the weekend to wash and iron my "work clothes," or use a dry cleaner? Pre-Pandemic, I would schlep into my office 4 days a week in downtown DC and 10 months out of the year, I had to either wear a shirt/tie or a suit. Not that I minded that, but I HATED having to wash and press my own shirts. Dress slacks are easy...men's shirts are a pain. You gotta remember to pre-treat the the collar, and no matter how much starch I sprayed or times I went over a section of the sleeve, the garment would still be a bit "wrinkly." I started using Sandy's Cleaners around 2017 and have a loyal customer ever since. Small local family owned business, and believe it or not, all of the garments are actually cleaned there ON-SITE!!! Most dry cleaners actually send their clothes out to an off-site facility where they are bulk cleaned. Not at Sandy's. There is a plant on the premises, and the friendly folks have always done a great job with my professional wardrobe. What I especially like, is if there is a particularly challenging stain, they will examine said stain and let you know if it can be removed or not. 9 times of out 10, they've been able to get out that errant coffee drip or ketchup splatter on my shirt...but if they can't, they let me know ahead of time. Now that I'm back in my office 2-3 days a week, I find myself dropping stuff off here again on a weekly basis; which is not a big deal since this is just a short detour from my weekly COSTCO run which is 5 min away. Could I go back to laundering and pressing my own shirts at home...sure, but why would I want to "waste" a perfectly good Sunday evening doing this chore when I can outsource it for a reasonable fee? Admittedly, my professor's "advice" was his take on the old "time is money" adage, but his words have held much value as I've progressed through life. Note: Sandy's only accepts cash and personal check. As of this review, men's shirts are $1.85 which is also cheaper than most other places.

Have been there to use washing machines when my machine needed repair and also use the dry cleaning…read moreservice on occasion. It's near a section 8 housing project but is clean and well managed. They send out the dry cleaning so there's a week turn-around time but that seems to be the case most places. Employees are very friendly and remember repeat customer names. Mr. Quentin was becoming my favorite tailor. He accomplished a very difficult feat on a higher end shirt I thought was destined for the trash. Prices were reasonable, work was excellent, and he was there 2 times/week and worked efficiently. He hasn't been there the last few weeks so I called today to see if he's back and they said he no longer works there. I'm so sad!!!!

Clean with lots of machines. And the machines accept cards. I was able to dry a full load in about…read more30 minutes - those commercial machines dry quickly

Excellent cleaners! Dont go anywhere else. They will take the best care of you and your clothing…read moreand bedding and other items. Very very good cleaners!

I can only comment on the tailoring. I had two pair of lightweight pants hemmed. If I had…read morebothered to look at the price when I dropped them off, I would not have left them. They charged me $25 each; $50 for both. They were relatively inexpensive pants which I could have replaced for $35 each. So I blame myself for not checking the price, but not in my wildest idea did I think they were going to charge the price they did.

Just moved to the area and was looking for a solid dry cleaner, and I'm really glad I found…read moreSpectrum Cleaners on W Broad St in Falls Church. This is my go-to spot from now on. The service was excellent from start to finish. My clothes came back looking great, turnaround time was totally reasonable, and everything was handled with care. The staff were friendly, helpful, and made the whole process easy. On top of that, the prices are very reasonable, a great value for the quality. It's always a win when you find a local business you can trust, and this place definitely fits the bill. Highly recommend if you're in the area and need a dependable dry cleaner.

Lady at the counter was nice, however, I do not recommend this place at all. I had a rain coat that…read moreneeded some care and I thought to go to what seems like a highly rated dry cleaner in Falls Church City. Unfortunately, I came back a couple days later to pick up my jacket and it was just as if I gave it to them. It's still dirty and I'm not even sure what they did to it, but it looks no different. I do not have a before picture but attached it the after pick. And $35 for a clean, at least have it be better than the drop off.

I have been going to Saratoga Cleaners for over 8 years their customer service and quality of work…read moreis top notch.

Lost my blazer and it took 15 minutes to find a shirt not to mention they charge 50 % more than…read moreother cleaners in Saratoga. Go to Cudneys

I had a king sized goose down duvet that needed wet washing (do not dry clean real down, wet…read morewashing should be used). I evaluated several cleaners online and chose Maple. The duvet came back clean, fluffy, and properly dried with no clumping in the fill. Well done and the price was reasonable. I will definitely be back.

As far as the shoe repair they don't do it on premise,they outsource the work to others. So,price…read morethey told me changed 3 times and took more than 10 days to change sole on shoes. But manager/owner was polite,offered me resolutions and after all,quality of repair was high enough.

We have been using Manchester Cleaners for a few years now - thorough out the pandemic they have…read morebeen responsive and personable. They did a quick-turn tailoring for me for a wedding that worked perfectly. I appreciate all that they have done in the past few years!

This is still my go-to cleaners even though Suzi is no longer there and the cleaners has changed…read morehands multiple times. My things are still cleaned well and reliably including large comforters, down coats, and linen dresses. I'm not sure who the owner is anymore but she does tailoring as well. Nice to have a local, reliable cleaners.

Cosmo Cleaners tailoring skills are fantastic. My daughter is getting married in a few weeks and…read moreshe ordered her dress from Etsy. We took it to Cosmo for the fitting and while it just needed some minor work from the waist up (adding a hook above the zipper, repairing the sticky zipper) the train needed to be redone considerably. In addition to not having any bustles to put the train up so the Bride could walk around post ceremony, it was too wide. While the tailoring was not inexpensive, it was very skillfully done and we knew we were in good hands. We picked the dress up this evening and it is now PERFECT. I've used Cosmo for my (rather meager) dry cleaning needs over the years and have always been pleased with the service. This year I've had several formal wear occasions and post event cleaning was always well done. They also hemmed my own gown for the wedding and minimized the train on that dress as well. I think their rates are fair for the work involved. It's not easy finding good tailoring nowadays. I wouldn't trust anyone else.

Normally good but my last experience was unacceptable. I dropped off my husbands $500 suit on…read more11/6/23, that he has worn 3-4 times (which they have dry cleaned every time). A few days later my husband got several voicemails that were difficult to understand as it kept going in and out. I went in and they let me know they ripped my husbands pants while dry cleaning them, which they proceeded to blame on us, even though the suit is basically brand new, has only been dry cleaned by them AND they weren't ripped when we brought them in. The woman behind the counter who claimed to be the manager let me know to come back after Thanksgiving and that she would repair the pants at no cost and that I would not need to pay for the dry cleaning. Fair. Things happen, I will move forward. I returned today, 11/29/23 and it was a different woman behind the counter. I explained the situation and she said she would have to call her boss to confirm, totally fine. I could hear it was a man on the phone who I have never met before, she handed me the phone and he told me I had to pay. I explained everything again and he asked me to come back later so he can talk to me in person to better understand the situation and we could work something out. I told him I couldn't come back later and that I needed my suit back and should be honored what I was told. After I told him that, he "suddenly" remembered the situation and that I needed to pay even though I was told otherwise. We went back and forth and he just kept demanding I pay. I wanted to get out of there and knew I wouldn't be back. I paid for my overpriced dry cleaning ($27.15) and let him know I would just write a review. It's disappointing as they have been great in the past and are close to where I live. The ladies behind the counter are great but it was the hostile man on the phone that ruined the experience. Had they simply honored what they told me they would do, I would be coming back and not writing this review. SIDE NOTE: While looking at the pants there seem to be stains that 1) weren't there when we dropped them off 2) don't seem to have been treated. Incredibly frustrating. Stains & patched rip shown in pictures.