I came here for the first time in several years, to get a tablecloth washed and pressed. The staff…read moreis always so kind and accommodating. My garment was done on time as expected, and done well. If you're looking for a neighborhood dry cleaner, I highly recommend them!

Took a prom dress to be cleaned and altered. We were shopping around for a seamstress to fix…read morebeading on the back of a dress and add skin toned mesh material to the bust for modesty. After speaking to the seamstress and describing our desires IN DETAIL, she advised she could fix the beading. I also asked to add skin toned mesh to the bust of the dress for modesty. I specified that if it could not be done or if she could not find the material that it is fine and it could be left as is. All we needed was the beading since the dress fit perfectly and Asked to add the skin colored mesh but we thought why not hem it too since it was offered. This part was offered and not requested but I did accept. I called a 3 days after the pick up date and the dress wasn't ready so I asked when it would be and then they said a few hours. Seemed strange but we were excited. When we picked up the dress, the beading was never touched at all. The bust was patched with a square piece from the bottom of the dress. The dress still had a slight smell (prior to dropping off the smell was stronger because it was stored for years which is why it needed to be cleaned). On top of that, the dress and HAD STAINS THAT WERE NOT THERE BEFORE. My daughter was heartbroken and disappointed. The owner reduced our bill from 87 to 40 but I'm upset that I paid anything being that they ruined the dress, stained it, didn't clean it thoroughly , hemed it incorrectly, added the wrong material to the bust and didn't touch the beading which was the entire point of bring the dress in. We came out WORSE by bringing the dress in than we would have if we didn't bring it at all. I ended up LOSING AND EXTRA 100 dollars after bringing it to another dry cleaner and another seamstress. Not to mention this added weeks of trouble. Thank God I am a planner and started 6 weeks in advance of prom or we'd be out of luck. Things are too expense to pay 2 and 3x for the same service. After telling the story to a few people I realized they had the same issue with the same place. Sorry for the long post but I felt it was my duty to warn others.

Great people and great service. Had alterations ready when they promised, at a reasonable price.read more

Awesome personality and quality of work is top notch. work done on a timely manner. Very neat and…read moreclean shop.

My husband and I have used their tailoring and alteration services a few times. Kim and her staff…read moredo a great job! Don't forget your shoes, it helps for length!

She does a great job and I Bebe have any issues. She has completed 4 suits and multiple repairs for…read moreme.

Dawn does an excellent job!! She got me in very quick, and got the project completed quickly as…read morewell. She is very experienced, and the dress alterations came out perfect! You will not be disappointed

Brought a scrub top for alterations and everything seemed ok until I went to wear my top. A small…read morehole was cut on my top and not a word about it. I understand mistakes happen, but to not even mention it. This was a brand new top for my uniform, which is not serviceable now. Big waste of money! Not a very honest or professional business.

I needed a slit in a dress fixed and, they did a wonderful job. Fair prices. I referred my mom to…read moretake her gown for my wedding, would recommend.

We are procrastinators, and our daughter was getting married in a week. I had a long sequined gown…read moreand my husband had a new set of trousers - both needed to be hemmed. I called the store, was told to bring everything in ASAP, and sure enough, both items were completed as promised, and for a great price. The women who own and operate the store are kind, down to earth, and fabulous tailors.

Been going to Maria for years always thought she was reasonable until December 27 2025. I took 2…read moredresses to her just to hem because they were 2 inches too long and she charged me $75. No I don't think that's reasonable at all. That's overpriced. It doesn't take much to hem a dress on a sewing machine I would've done it myself if I had a sewing machine. Needless to say she lost me as a customer that day.

Alterations were perfect and had no issues at all with getting them done in a timely manner!read more

I brought Kathy a satin finish bridesmaid dress that needed alterations. I was worried that the…read morefabric would be hard to work with but Kathy did a great job. She knew exactly where to take in or leave alone so that the dress was flattering and comfortable when it was done. I appreciated her expert eye and guidance for what changes should be made to the dress. Alterations were done quickly and I was happy with the price. She can take payment in multiple forms, including Venmo which is so convenient! I'll be bringing her future garments

She did a really nice job sewing my long sleeve shirt into a sleeveless shirt. Really pleased with…read moreher work. Higher recommended.

John is an excellent, old school, detailed tailor. If you need a suit in 2 days, he is probably not…read moreyour guy. If you want your suit in a reasonable amount of time and want it to look perfect on you; he's the man. The amount of customers he has is reflective of this fine craftsmanship. An example of this is that I recently lost a significant amount of weight (over 50 lbs) and also changed my body type (added muscle through Crossfit). My suits were a train-wreck. I brought 4 of my old, I'll-fitting suits to John. 4 weeks later, I picked them up and was AMAZED at how great they looked. I needed major work in the pants, and my coats all needed the chest area brought in; basically an athletic cut that the suits were NOT originally made with. My suits look custom-made for me.

old world tailoring in a modern age, that's for sure…read more i bought a suit online and needed pants and a jacket adjusted. prior to my visit, i knew nothing about where to go for men's tailoring. a google search provided a few names in the area, but as far as where to go from there, i was basically at a loss. (the search kind of brought me back to the early days of yelp, when you'd search for certain restaurants around syracuse and were unable find any info... about anything... things have certainly changed since 2008). anyway, i decided on john berardi. i knew very little about his shop, aside from finding a random video on youtube, so my decision was somewhat on a whim. all and all, i figured getting an italian suit looked at by an older italian man who's been in business on the city's northside for several decades was a fairly safe bet. it's a bit like stepping back in time when you enter the small shop; old sewing machines, cast-iron clothing racks, etc... so i wasn't sure what to expect at first, but john was great. super friendly, heavy italian accent and personality, and he knew what he was talking about (he recommended getting the cuffs removed on my non-pleated pants as well). i told him i needed my suit done in about 2 weeks. adjustments were done within 1 week. price was about average ($45 for jacket and pant alterations). stitching looks aok too. as the world becomes more and more introverted and we inundate ourselves with cell phones and technology, it's extremely refreshing to see a friendly, low-key, long-running, and small business that's essentially non-existant online still going strong. most of the racks lining the walls were filled with suits, and a seamstress (i'm assuming his wife) was busy stitching and sewing the whole time i was in there, so they're fairly busy; which is a good thing. these types of places (as well as italian barbers, italian bakeries, german meat markets, german breweries, etc...) were once a mainstay during the golden age of syracuse and only vanish as the years go on. enjoy them while they're still here. (not sure of their hours, so it's best to call. i think he closes around 5 or 6pm on weekdays. they lock the front door for safety during the day, so just knock if he doesn't see you. and if i recall correctly, it's cash only).