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    Shoeber

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Amazing service! The shoe spray I purchased for my suede shoes worked amazing! Harry was so kind!…read moreThe only shoe repair I will go to. I would highly recommend!

    I went there this afternoon to add holes to my five Ferragamo belts -- nine holes total. The…read moreemployee who first helped me was polite and professional, and I was told the job would take about 10-15 minutes, so I decided to stay in the shop and wait. My mistake was not asking for the price upfront because, honestly, I never imagined that adding a few simple holes to belts would turn into one of the most ridiculous service experiences I've had in a long time. A little later, another man walked in, probably the owner. The atmosphere immediately changed. When the work was finished and I asked how much I owed, he casually said "$70." For a second, I genuinely thought I misunderstood him. Seventy dollars for nine holes in leather belts that took less than five minutes total. When I questioned the price, he started giving me explanations about how the belts are expensive, designer items and therefore they have to charge more "in case something goes wrong" and they would supposedly need to replace them. He repeatedly emphasized "$8 per hole," as if this was some highly specialized luxury procedure rather than simply punching a tiny hole through leather. What made the explanation even harder to take seriously is that the work itself was extremely basic. No restoration, no stitching, no custom resizing, no craftsmanship involved beyond a quick hole punch. I literally didn't even finish my chess game while waiting. The entire thing was done almost immediately. I completely understand businesses charging fair prices for skilled labor and quality work. That's not the issue here. The issue is feeling like the price was made up on the spot the moment they realized the belts were Ferragamo. Whether they charge $2 or $14 per hole changes absolutely nothing about the so-called "risk" they were talking about. The whole interaction left a very unpleasant impression. Instead of transparency and straightforward pricing, it felt opportunistic and unnecessarily greedy. Had they simply told me the cost beforehand, I would have walked out immediately and gone elsewhere. I paid because the work was already completed and I didn't want to argue any further, but charging $70 for something this simple is absurd. Completely overpriced, poorly justified, and honestly disappointing. Definitely not recommended.

    Pristine Cleaners

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    (102 reviews)

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    Updating my review to 4 stars…read more I picked up my items today, and I'm pleased to say they look great, as they always have. The tailoring was done exactly as expected, which is consistent with the quality I've come to rely on after being a customer here for many years. The storefront employee was contrite, offered a sincere apology, and provided a full refund for the order. While the refund itself was not the primary issue for me, the principle behind it -- acknowledging the inconvenience and taking responsibility -- meant the most. I truly appreciate the professionalism shown during this follow-up interaction. Based on how this was handled, I am willing to look past what I hope was a one-time issue and continue using their service moving forward. End of update ________________________________________________________________________ I have been a loyal customer of this dry cleaner for many years and have consistently trusted the quality of service--until my most recent experience. Last week, I brought in two pairs of denim. One pair was to be cleaned and used as a tailoring reference for a new pair. I prepaid for the services and was given a written promise date of 2/14 for pickup. When I arrived on the promised date, I was informed that my items were not ready. The employee at the front counter, who appears to be new, simply stated, "Sorry, we don't have your items today. You'll have to come back Monday." There was no acknowledgment of the inconvenience of making a trip on the scheduled date, nor any effort to offer a reasonable accommodation. When I expressed concern, the situation became more disappointing. Instead of taking responsibility for missing the promised date, the employee turned the issue around and said, "You've been coming here for years--when have we ever made a mistake for you?" It felt as though he was using my long-standing loyalty as a way to dismiss the current mistake, rather than valuing it. Being a long-term customer should not be used against someone to minimize a legitimate concern. If anything, it should warrant greater care and professionalism. When I reiterated that I was relying on the written promise date provided to me, he escalated the interaction by raising his voice, speaking over me, and ultimately suggesting that I take my business to another dry cleaner in the future. Mistakes can happen in any business. However, how those mistakes are handled is what defines customer service. Unfortunately, this interaction reflected very poor service, particularly from the new storefront employee. It was surprising and disappointing, especially given my many years as a customer. I will return on Monday to retrieve my items and hope the matter concludes more positively. Depending on that outcome, I may revisit my review. However, the way this situation was handled was not appropriate and not the level of service loyal customers should expect.

    I wanted to share a recent experience I had with Pristine Cleaners regarding an alteration. I…read morebrought in a dress to be taken in, and the woman at the counter, who seemed quite annoyed, immediately stated it wasn't possible because there was "no seam." She then dismissively handed the dress back.ti be honest she seemed TOO LAZY to even TRY However, I took the SAME dress to another tailor, who was able to complete the alteration in just 3 days without any issues. What the hell is she talking about "it's impossible" to fix this dress Also I wanted to share a story about a pair of Abercrombie and Fitch jeans I bought almost two years ago. Unfortunately, I can no longer return them, and they don't make smaller sizes in this specific style. When I had tried them on, they were quite large, to the point where she felt it was ridiculous and that I would need to go down three pant sizes. She attempted to fix them, and they looked decent, but I believe the tailor I took my OTHER DRESS she claimed was IMPOSSIBLE TO FIX could have made them look even better. Regardless, these jeans were just sitting in my closet, so I decided to try and do something with them instead of letting them gather dust. that being said I will never return to pristine cleaners ever again The lady is usually in a badass mood ANYWAY

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