They have raised their prices considerably for regular drycleaning and repairs. They do decent…read morework, but there customer service STINKS. Womens clothes can cost up to $20 a piece for drycleaning and I had my husbands pants hemmed to the tune of $16 a pair. This wouldn't normally have been a problem, except that they changed their price from the ticket after we dropped them off. They held his pants hostage as they jacked up the price by almost double from what my receipt said. When I questioned them, they yelled at me and said I was cheap. I paid and vowed never to walk in there again. We spent an average of $50 a month there, so it's their loss. My advice: Go there for only special garments or repairs. Not a pleasant experience.

The Price? 1.45 for shirts…read more5.50 for pants $1.45 for shirts is great. $5.50 for pants? I'm not so sure... (the only other dry cleaner I've used was a local shop in Ellicott City, MD where drying cleaning was under $1... I was so spoiled) My stuff came out completely clean, but I didn't have any particular stubborn stains for them to get out. I noticed that they didn't crease my shirt sleeves, which is something I never paid attention to before but I definitely notice now. I'd much rather they do that... the shirt seems much more crisp with the creases...just a matter of opinion I guess. The garments were packaged and hung in the usual dry cleaner way. They take plastic for orders over $10. If you drop off your goods before 10am they guarantee them to be done by 5:00pm the same day (They're open till 7 I believe.) If it weren't for the pant prices and the sleeve creases I give them 5 stars. Overall they seem to be a pretty good dry cleaner.