Do you have an annoying betroot stain on your white shirt?…read moreIs there some red wine dribbles on your finest tie? Does your suit need a burst of freshness? Then come to Victoria dry cleaners! I should so be in marketing! Anyway... this dry cleaners is pretty good, not too pricy, friendly service and they garantee results, and if they can't get them they will let you know. Good place to bring a suit on short notice if you need it quickley, like a rushed wedding or james bond fancy dress party that just popped up into your diary.

Avoid!! Duvet came back unwashed. didnt smell fresh. there was also a coffee stain still on it. i…read morecontacted them to which they responded, "we dont use fragranced detergent." And the coffee stain- 'well we can wash it again for you.'. why wasnt this checked? if it really was washed...

I'm not the most fluent in the printing jargon, but these guys were really friendly and helpful. I…read moreonly wanted a short run (literally one or two prints) but the sales assistant was happy to print it straight away from memory stick. Understandably, the office looks extremely busy; with paper flying out of printers and stacks of flyers waiting to be collected, but the staff seem to know where everything is and have some kind of order to the place. Press to print aren't the cheapest printers in Bristol, but are handily located and happy to help. A thumbs up from me!

I use a lot of printers and I was very keen to take advantage of Press to Prints really great deal…read moreon business card printing. They really are very cheap. The shop is a huge manic space with paper flying everywhere. Maybe because they are so busy they haven't got time to have a tidy up and maybe this is also why they act like they don't really want or need your business. I'm sure some of the staff are very friendly and helpful, but the man who served me wasn't. Like I said I get a lot of printing done for work and the quality of the printing they did for me was very good; clear with good depth of colour (sorry this is boring for people who don't care about printing, which is most people I imagine). But the cards they made for me were slightly wonky, they told me it was just the way the machine cut them and it couldn't be helped. But I would have liked it to be helped. So although I was somewhat happy with the job they did for me, the service and wonky cards have put me off going back there. But as they obviously have very good printers, for certain jobs they are probably perfect, I just haven't found what those are yet.

Imagine this: a girl has a very nice red silk dress that she wears for the first time to a friend's…read morewedding in Kent and gets cake icing down it - cake - and has to go and get it dry cleaned. Cue turning up with red dress and white sticky stain down it - it was cake - and asking if they could get it out. What? It wasn't me and it was cake. Honest. CAKE. They did, and still apologised that it wasn't quite clean enough, I think they had been looking at it with CSI equipment because I couldn't see a single mark but I'm loving their attention to detail for all cake-related stains.

Horrible, horrible customer service. The lady at the desk was terse and aggressive during our…read moreconversation and in the end I felt like they didn't want me to be there, despite my being aware of their specialist services so phoning ahead of time to check that they do simple casual-wear alterations. Quite upsetting and demeaning, frankly. Avoid avoid avoid.

There is absolutely no way to hide the fact that this part of town is rife with students; as common…read moreas the pigeon is to Nelson's Column these guys are everywhere. Film rental, cheap food and of course the laundrette are all front runners in any student town. The name on the door gives it away as do all the massive washing machines dotted about the place. Inside it's a straight forward affair with washes for less than a fiver and fairly cheap drying where you pay per 15 minutes. It's clean and hygienic although closes a little early in the day - not that most students notice anyway!

3.5 small wash, 5 large. 2 to dry. You need exact change. Go to the bar next door they will…read moregive you change. Last wash 830 doors locked at 10pm.

beautyfull laundry always tidy and clean in there and good…read moreafordable price !! keep it going

This is overall a nice laundromat. 5 small washers (£5 wash), 4 large washers (£9 wash) and 6…read moredryers large enough to dry a king size duvet. The place is fairly clean although could be better and there is only two small tables to fold clothes and one is under where the soap and fabric softener are dispensed so it was coated with laundry soap powder and the other is under the pay station (so in the way and the stuff on it gives the impression it's not meant to be used). The machines were easy to use and I really appreciated the contactless credit card payment option (without an extra fee). Just across the street is a cute little parklet with benches to enjoy some fresh air while you wait. There are also plenty of coffee shops, restaurants and grocery stores within walking distance. One of the frustrating things I encountered was that there was a laundry soap dispensing machine but it only accepts coins. So if you think you're going to be able to do your laundry without cash you better have your own soap. Also, the machine does not sell dryer sheets, only laundry soap and fabric softener. When I bought the laundry soap the box got stuck in the machine and I couldn't get it free with even my small hands. It would have also been nice if there was an unscented laundry soap option. Important to note that the last wash is at 20:00 (8 pm) even though it's open until 22:00 (10 pm). The sign says that the water supply cuts off. They do have WiFi and the code is posted on the wall. However, after I logged in it didn't actually work to connect to the internet for me. So overall, the best option I could find near the city centre of Bristol.

Okay, so I was until now a launderette virgin, and have to admit I was quite intimidated by the…read moreidea of visiting one because I didn't have a clue what to do. However, my spare sofa cover needed washing and is too big for my own washing machine... Sure enough, the whole launderette experience started off being quite traumatic, but now I've done it once it would be easier second time around! For fellow novices, here's what you need to know: 1. First, you need to have the right change. It's £3.20 for a wash in one of the smaller machines. During the day, they probably have someone there doing service washes who may be able to give you some change - but when I went in the evening I had to walk down the road to a newsagent's to ask for change. I had to leave my washing dumped there (because I couldn't carry it that far), and was just keeping my fingers crossed that no one would pinch it. Luckily for me (and I can't think why), no one took a shining to my dirty sofa covers and they were still safely waiting for me when I got back with the right change. 2. Next you need to choose a washing machine and put your washing and soap in. You can take your own soap, or buy it there (80p I believe). I took along a capsule type one and stuck it in the washing machine drum itself, but most people were using soap powder so I don't know if I was breaking any rules. Worked fine, though. Just make sure the knob on the front is set to the temperature you want (I think there's just a choice of 'cold', 'hot' and one other that I didn't understand). The doors are quite difficult to press shut - you have to push them quite hard! 3. To get the wash started, you put the money in not at your individual washing machine, but at a central paypoint within the launderette. You have to press in the washing machine's number, then insert the correct change, then press 'S' to start it. 4. You sit and wait about 25 minutes for a normal wash cycle to finish. I took a book and sat reading. Once all the lights are off, you can press a level to open the door and remove your washing. Job done! There are also dryers on the other side of the launderette, but I didn't use those because I thought my sofa covers might shrink - I just brought them home wet to dry naturally.

There's something about this launderette; it reminds me of Dot Cotton's Launderette in Eastenders…read more I'm often hit with a wave of nostalgia as I walk past it and see people chatting away, or simply reading the paper and delighting in the stress-free task of waiting for their washing to finish. Don't ask me why I feel nostalgic - just for the record, I'm not an old pensioner reminiscing about 'the good old days down the launderette'. I suppose I just enjoy the sense of community this place inspires. Furthermore, if you have laundry that requires a thorough clean, and whites that could be whiter, this is the place to go. Boasting a range of different sized washing machines and tumble driers, Staffords spoils you for choice.

Best cleaners in town. I've used their service a few times now and I dont understand why no one's…read moreleft a review about them. They provide a brilliant and affordable shirt service, same day dry cleaning ' and the dry cleaning quality and finishing is great. Will recommend to everyone.

Many different businesses in many different industries all advertise providing services right…read moreacross the range, claiming they can do it all. In Printing.com one gets the impression that they really can. One of the only printing shops to offer brochures for their work, the cost stays the same. From personal experience this can be more reliable than a store advertising competitive prices that alter. This is really what the shop is about - putting the customer first. Using a broad range of skills and some very powerful looking Macs the team here can assist with everything from business cards, to flyers and web design. If it doesn't sound good enough already Printing.com boasts the best environmental credentials compared to all other printers in the UK. If it's high quality and efficiency you're after, and you don't mind paying a slightly higher bill, this could well be the business for you.

More recentley in my life, the need for printing has occured, not just your basic one or two…read moresheets, i'm talking 200 copies of the same piece of paper! I soon came to realise it wasn't too cost effecftive doing it myself, so after a brief search I found Minuteman Press. I wasn't too sure what it was that I needed exactley, or indeed how I could achieve it, (double-sided printing and all that confusion that comes with it) so I went in and within moments of describing my problem a kind and helpful man sorted out what I was after. The service is very swift and proffesional, and you pay a very reasonable price from basic photocopying to DVD printing and dublication. I'm pretty sure if they don't know how to do it, well, it can't be done! P.S. the website is brilliant as well so if you are not sure that they can cover what you need just have a look online before you pay them a vist

If you live in the area and shoud ever find yourself in need of a laminator, Minuteman Press will…read moresave the day (at a price.) Preparing for a rather important interview a while back, I was dismayed to find I'd left my laminator at my folks' home in Devon. Scouring the internet in a mild panic, I soon found mention of Minuteman Press and proceeded to leg it to said shop before it closed. Needing a fair few sheets lamenated for the following morning and having limited time before the shop shut, my gratitude for the sheer existence of Minuteman Press had thus caused me to overlook the small (or so I thought) matter of money. However, ten or so sheets ended out costing me a small fortune and my gratitude soon subsided into disbelief. Needless to say, services don't come cheap here but when it comes to printing and design, Minuteman Press in pretty handy to have around.

Fast, expert cycle tuning and repair - on your doorstep!…read more Ross Taylor's excellent little mobile bike business is super. Something was wrong with my bike (turned out the gears weren't really working), I called him and he came out almost straight away, fixed my bike and charged me a very reasonable fee (and a cuppa tea). Nuff said really. And a darn sight more knowledgeable and personable than the repairers at Halfords, plus he explains step-by-step what he's doing to your bike and has a joke with you at the same time. Give Taylored cycles a call!

Excellent Service. Ross collected my Son's Bike this morning and has just returned it. He sorted…read morethe gears as requested and replaced the brake pads. He knew we had a budget to work within and he very honestly kept the work to the lower end of that budget. In addition he took it upon himself to put air in the tyres, retape the handle bars and found a small magnet so the trip computer could work again. Brilliant service and I would recommend him to anyone. We have 5 bikes in the house and I suspect we will be using Ross again very soon. Many Thanks Ross.