Wide range of washer sizes to do small, medium, large, and extra large capacity loads. I don't know if it's reasonably priced as I haven't been to other laundromats but to wash 2 full/queen comforters and dry them was about $14.25. It's relatively clean in here, with an attendant here most of the time. And of course it smells like laundry. They have an ATM, and coin machines that sometimes give you laundry tokens, quarters or a combination of the two. There's also some vending machines with small snacks. The restroom is locked so you have to ask for it to be opened. Plenty of room and folding space. There is a small parking lot on the side and some street parking as well. It's close to home and convenient so will continue to return to wash things that don't fit in my top loader at home. read more

felt very racially profiled here. tenant was suddenly not present when me and my gf went to get our fry dryers so we ended up having to pay for dryers after paying $8.75 to wash our clothes . I love all people equally why can i not recieve the love in return? smh never coming back read more

5 stars for: Gigantic 15-load washers ($25/load) Free dryer usage on the weekdays Smart spatial design Minimum to no wait time even on packed weekends And especially, superstar attendant Richard -2 stars for: Business owner Mike handling an error with their machine poorly Proprietary tokens that don't register correctly, leading to said incident and a second one afterwards Spring cleaning. Time to pack up winter wear, which means throwing our two overstuffed king luxury down comforters, every blanket, every throw, every pillow, and oh, all the nice, bright, light layers we've been wearing (and my Irishman has been soaking sweat into) into the wash. The entire time I'm here, Richard is busting his butt left and right. Hard not to notice when his bright neon orange and yellow safety vest here one minute, across the room the next. From corralling the laundry carts that keep migrating every which way as guests fill washers and empty dryers to ensuring the restrooms are clean and stocked, Richard never fails to be attentive, and is thorough, gracious, and informative any time I see a guest approach him with a question. Richard is a boon to this place for sure, to point I wonder how much he's paid for his efforts and would love to introduce him to other prospects. The space is designed to accommodate an onslaught of weekend washing. Today is a Sunday, not most efficient day for me to choose to be here, but the fact that I am able to jump right into the huge 15-load washer after just a 12-minute wait even with everyone here is a great start. With my laundry breakdown today, I occupy one 15-load washer, one 9-load washer, and two 6-load washers. Aside from the short wait on the behemoth, none required a wait. The washers washed without issue. The dryers made quick work of the cleaned clothes. Tons of surface area to spread out and fold afterwards. But the proprietary tokens: First off, $20 for 15 tokens is the least corrupt of the multiple buying options, which also includes $10 for 7 tokens. Realize that this means you're already giving up $5 for every $20 you exchange right off the bat - at minimum, seeing as how that's the best rate offered. Then there's the usage of said rip-off tokens. The smaller dryers (5-load at 50¢ per load on weekends) registered them but failed to inform the user that the time had been added, causing alarm for two users who added the tokens midway through their drying cycles. Note: The added time will show on the timer upon initial cycle completion. Worse still, the larger dryers (8-load at $2 per cycle on weekends) wouldn't register at all, even after cycle end. I would know - I found out the hard way. I flagged Richard down and presented the matter, offering to recreate the situation to prove the validity of my claim. He made a call. Mike picked up and listened to the problem. His solution? They'd credit me on my next visit. 1: How is this supposed to be verified? 2: Who is supposed to be available to verify this verbal adjustment when there are several laundry assistants? 3. To adhere to Richard's work schedule to reclaim my funds that Mike's machine swallowed is bizarre and entitled. I am a busy professional and happen to have a life besides that. 4. Did I mention that it was the laundromat's technical issues that created this problem to begin with? What responsible business owner would choose to fix an issue for his guests by causing them more inconvenience? Apparently, this one. Classy, Mike. read more

I Needed a laundromat that took cards so I didn't have to always pull cash out because that's inconvenient a lot of the times. This place takes cards but their washers are unbelievably expensive. 3.75 is the smallest wash price. And you fit just barley a load in there. This place also advertises free drying which would make the expensive washers worth it but I had to pay for my dryers. It wasn't until a woman here told me that usually the dryers are free it's just you have to tell the workers before you put your clothes in and they don't even give you many dryer coins. She also said it depends on who is working because the one that was working when I went she said is a "B****" that he's super rude and unhelpful. The dryers also don't advertise how many minutes one coin is worth so who knows how much you're getting out of one coin on any given day. read more

Sometimes I go to my parents house to do laundry, but they also live 20 miles away and not worth a partial tank of gas. So in the meantime, I hit up this place. It's a short walk from my house. I will say though, go early especially on weekends. This place gets chaotic by noon on a Saturday. Probably because mom and dad are off work and need to do as many loads as they can. I've gone at 8-9am, and it was less painful. Quick in and out. I say go early because not only is it chaotic, but also almost all the dryers gets used and it's irritating when you have to wait on someone who clearly is abusing dryer privileges and is using a dryer for a single bath mat. I'm not joking. It's happened. There's several different sizes of machines. I frequent the small machines as it's just me. One load is now $3.75 plus you get free dryers! I've never used their tokens or detergent here, but they do have those lil carts to tote around your laundry. They do take quarters and credit cards as well. There is going to be temporary $10 hold when you use a credit card though. There's an attendee there that is commonly seen in a flashy, bright, neon construction workers vest that is around and can help you get started. Left 3 stars because well...it's a laundromat. read more

Very clean and big. Plenty of space to fold clothes and spacious enough to not get hot. The washers range from 2 load for $3.25 to 10 load for $10.50 which is super amazing. The dryers are all huge as well and are FREE which is incredibly convenient for blankets and comforters or large loads that need to be dried with low or medium heat. There is also free wifi and a small arcade area for kids if you have the extra quarters. They do sell soaps and such for $1 and they have a coin machine, but it spits back part quarters and part tokens, so you're better off bribing your own. All of the washers accept cards. read more

Had to do 8-10 loads this afternoon. All types, gentle, hard core etc. and this place was fantastic. Attendant keeping things organized and clean. All machines worked well. Took much less time than expected and I got to eat amazing bbq next door while the dryer was going. Will be back. Never thought I could feel so pleased about a laundromat. read more