Clean place But you have to add some odor sheets in dryer ,…read moreotherwise gets weird smell

the attendants here are very nice and informative. i really like this laundromat ever since i moved…read moreto philly recently. has a good variety of washers/dryers. they currently have a bonus going on where you can deposit $20 into a new laundry card and get $5 free on top to use. highly recommend this place, going to keep using the laundromat since my current place doesnt have a strong washer/dryer

My clothes are always cleaned for real and well pressed! The workers are very nice and they take…read moretheir job seriously and treat your garments with care.

Was ready as promised and the price is within my budget. The location is ideal as it's close to my…read morejob.

A ton of machines and decent parking, but they got rid of their wash and fold service.read more

The place is very clean and the machines operate perfectly when I wash my clothes. Whenever I ever…read moreneeded assistance, someone is always there to help me.

The word "Cafe" in the name is slightly misleading. Unless you want to eat laundry cakes (is there…read moresuch a thing?), vending machine coffee or vending machine snacks it is not exactly a cafe. Let's instead focus on laundry. I'm a bachelor. I recently moved to an apartment with no washer or dryer. Although I am adept at doing my own laundry I seldom want to take the time and sit there babysitting my unmentionables while they process though the laundry cycle. If I were inclined to do so I can see that this is a great place to do it. There are an ample number of machines of varying sizes. Depending on just how much laundry you have you can either use small machines and separate your darks from your lights or you can be like me and just toss it all into one industrial sized vat (I pretty much only have darks). Once you're through with the washers there are an equally ample quantity of dryers. The way it works is, for each washer you pay for you automatically get a certain number of free minutes in the dryers. The larger the washer to longer you get with the dryers. The room is cheerful, smells good and is well lit. The signage is clear so even a laundromat novice such as myself can figure stuff out reasonably easily. That said, I rarely use any of the above. I prefer the wash and fold service. I walk in with a bag of dirty laundry and meet an always cheerful laundry specialist at the front desk. I throw my bag onto a scale and they charge $.99/pound. A few hours later, I return to collect a bag of clean and folded laundry. I've been using them pretty much since they opened and consistently I have been thrilled to take my bag home and find everything nicely folded and smelling fresh. I'm not sure it qualifies as a complaint but if I were to get nitpicky I might observe that although they always match my socks they do not pair them.

This is the worst experience in a while, all scams here, the bill machine is broken so you have to…read morespend $10 for a dryer, half the dryers work

They are tge worst I bin coming for many years the guy that usually works is fabulous.. the women…read morethat works in here is so ignorant literally told me today to move my stuff down the isle so she can fold clothes I said no and she moved my bag .. meanwhile I'm trying to put my clothes in the dryer and she is sitting on the floor playing with clothes so it was hard for me to go around her thank God I didn't fall cause I could of broke my leg .. never never again will I go there I actually took pictures so I can post it on everything so no one uses this place HORRIBLE

The only laundromat I've been to where there is cleanliness all around! Everyone that works there…read moreis so respectful of customers. I am really thankful I found this place 3 years ago. It's a joy now getting my laundry clean.

I wish they folded shirts differently but I do appreciate that I didn't have any hangers to deal…read morewith. They also used a detergent that didn't bother my sensitive nose.

I just love their drop off service! so professional and clothes return so perfectly folded there…read moreare no wrinkles! they hang what they should and everything smells so good.

absolutely terrible costumer service the machine are always broke there about 5 working dryers out…read moreof 50 will not be back seriously the service is terrible i once put money on a broken machine that had no sign and the worker put half the time i paid for on a new one HALF THE TIME I PAID FOR

Large, laundry machines, yes there are quite a few needing repairs but considering how many people…read moreuse them. The attendant was very helpful, especially since this was my first experience, bravo " Ms. E ". Thank you

For the first time on Tuesday I went to Daisy Laundromat and will never go again. I tried two…read moredifferent machines and in both cases the machine took my money to a certain point then just ate my coins. In using the coin release button some money was returned but not all of it. As a result I lost $5.00. I tried calling their number to talk to someone and was greeted with "the voice mail box is full". The owner of this establishment should ensure that customers do not get ripped off and keep their equipment working properly. Sadly, I will never return.

It's my first day of winter vacation! What am I doing? Why, hauling the king sized comforter to…read morethe laundromat, of course. What's that? You're going skiing in Switzerland instead? I feel badly for you, missing out on this fun. I had hoped for a place I could drop and pick up. The first place I went to was inexplicably closed that day. Sigh. Consult handy dandy Yelp app to see what's close by. Daisy! Off I go. Wash and fold drop off service are advertised as available. I learned at arrival though that a text is required to schedule drop off. This notice was taped to the drop off counter. Shucks. I think the Universe is telling me to wash my own comforter. Fine. The change machine worked perfectly, happily dropping $20 of quarters. It's a lot of quarters. I purchased a little box of powdered detergent for $1, then headed over to one of the 3X industrial machines to load my comforter. Inserted twenty four quarters, poured the detergent in the top bin and set it in motion. The laundromat is clean and well lit. All machines were working except the one oversized dryer. There is a drink vending machine, an ATM, a claw arcade machine and a flat screen TV that was turned off. "Adult Contemporary/Classic Rock" music was playing. I decided to head next door to Newtown Square Pizzeria for lunch while my comforter was washing. In theory, they have a handicapped accessible restroom and free WiFi(which they advertise). In actuality the bathroom has a numerical code lock and there's no password posted for the WiFi. I suspect both passcodes are available when there is an attendant. There are also a significant number of security cameras and, oddly, a ring doorbell on the wall by the drop off area. Once my wash cycle was complete I hauled my damp comforter out to my car. Took it home and dried it draped across folding chairs in the basement. There's a nice sized parking lot behind the strip of buildings that house the laundromat, pizza place and a couple other businesses. The laundromat has a rear entrance which is handy. I'd go again, bringing my own detergent and being prepared to dry at home using the chair method.