Thank you thank you thank you!! What a great place!!!…read more This place is so accommodating! They were ultra friendly and did an amazing job On my mother of the bride gown! Had dress drama - hems while you wait solved issue!!

Don't waste your time - they do not offer a "while you wait" service, offered to get a simple hem…read moredone in a week. When I got the pants back, the thread doesn't even match the rest of the garment. Wtf? I feel like this is failure at a basic level for an alterations business.

Not the spartan cleaners from the past , new owners , had shirt dry cleaned and packaged in dec…read more2024 , unwrapped today for wedding and has grease all around bottom of , would not do anything for me other then"try to get out for $$$ "" 2nd item ruined on me both high end designer items... go somewhere else!!! DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS DRY CLEANING PLACE !!

They did an excellent job cleaning a very special dress.And very nice, thanks for the wonderful…read moreservice!

I would not recommend Cape Cod Alterations…read more When we were shopping around for alterations for my daughter's wedding gown, we chose Cape Cod Alterations because we were quoted approximately $260. The gown ultimately needed to be taken in and hemmed. After the first fitting, the dress had been taken in so much under the arms that it was painful for my daughter to wear, requiring an additional trip to have it corrected. When we returned on the date they told us the gown would be ready, it was not finished. As a result, we had to cancel a planned trip to New York so that we could pick it up the following day. When we returned the next day, the fit issue had been corrected, but a sharp piece of boning had been left protruding from the dress, requiring yet another return visit. What was especially frustrating was being told that we needed to pick up the gown quickly because they had had it for too long, were busy with prom season, and did not have room for it--despite the fact that the repeated delays and corrections were not our fault. When I finally picked up the dress, I was shocked to be charged $900. When I questioned the price, I was told the alterations were more extensive than originally anticipated. While I understand that costs can increase, going from a quoted $260 to $900 was unexpected and, in my opinion, unreasonable. The final disappointment came one week before the wedding. My daughter, who lives out of state, came home and tried on the gown only to discover visible chalk marks all along the hemline, and the dress was still too long. We immediately brought it back and asked whether the chalk marks could be removed and the dress shortened to the marked line. We were told they were understaffed that week and could not help us. After paying $900 for alterations, we were left scrambling one week before the wedding and had to find another seamstress willing to rush the work. That cost us an additional $550. The entire experience was stressful, expensive, and disappointing. Multiple return visits, missed deadlines, quality-control issues, a much higher-than-expected final bill, and the refusal to address problems discovered just before the wedding have left us extremely dissatisfied. Unfortunately, I would not use Cape Cod Alterations again.

Wonderful experience here. Went in to have a dress hemmed. Quick measurements and marks made. When…read moreI picked up my dress it was perfect. I am so pleased with the work. Thank you so much. Side note only cash and checks accepted.

All Lisas alterations are perfect, timely and reasonably priced. She is creative when need be and…read morereceptive to ideas

Affordable. Pleasant. Professional. Did a great job on an heirloom quilt I needed repaired.read more

They do wonderful work. I have had multiple alterations there with perfect results. Very nice and…read morepleasant tailor.

I have had several items altered at a very reasonable price and spectacular service!…read moreIt's hard to find good tailors that don't rip you off and do it at an affordable and reasonable price...

Sadly, this business did not meet the standard for the service I paid for. The seamstress pinned my…read moreshirt and supposedly shortened it. When I got home and put it on, the shirt was as long as before. I returned to the store and an employee pinned it again. I got home to a message from the owner that said I would need to pay AGAIN if I wanted any further service. Clearly, there was no attempt to rectify their mistake they made no concern about satisfying or retaining their customer! I will find another dry cleaner and suggest you do too!

I've always been pleased and satisfied with the level of service a receive from this cleaner…read more Highly recommend everybody to get their dry cleaning needs taken care at this location. Thumbs Up!!!

Good quality for high prices. Turn around is slow. Not a lot of alternatives. Some competition…read morewould be a good thing

GOLFERS BEWARE!!! Just had several men's cotton blend golf shirts pressed only. At drop off was…read moretold that cost would be $2.50 per shirt, charged $5.65 per shirt. Shirts were categorized as blouses, which they are not. They're simple traditional golf shirts. Next day tried to resolve the issue with no success. I believe that I was charged for a garment other than a golf shirt, thereby overcharged. My recommendation is to use one of the many other dry cleaners in town. Note, my first ever published bad review.

Had curtains altered. Gal did a great job and was ready as promised. Nice doing business with this…read moreshop

I hope people don't make the mistake I did by not reading her reviews first. Just awful. Opening…read moretimes are wrong online, she opens the store several minutes late. I brought in two pairs of pants to be hemmed and one pair of jeans that only needed one button. She tried to charge me $70. When I paused and took a second to add up in my mind how two hems and one button could be that much, she says, "yes, three pairs to hem and one button that's $70." I said no, only two hems and on button. Did you do three hems? She says she needs to find her glasses and then corrects herself. Apparently she can't read her own handwriting. Now it's $50....for two hems and a button. I said "ok I'm here and I did not check the prices ahead of time, here's my card." To which she says, "no cards." I ask if there is a sign posted anywhere that says cash only. She walks over to an open interior door and closes it. On the back of the door is her hand written sign saying "cash. check. venmo". Luckily I had cash on me or I'd have been sol. So I'm visibly taken aback by the unprofessionalisms and I've paid cash, standing silently for change. While getting change she mentions that "in ten years you're the only person to complain about prices." Standing silently is not complaining. Anyways I tell her that it's the combination of all the factors. She just got huffy and told me to not come back then. Oh nooo, I can't go back?