Very friendly staff. Any time I've taken items to Pro Cleaners, they have done a wonderful job…read more Highly recommended.

I've read a number of less-than-stellar reviews for this cleaners, and I'm shocked -- it makes me…read morewonder if they're reviewing the right place! My experience at Pro Cleaners (on Bellevue in Richmond Heights) has been nothing short of wonderful, and I've been a customer since they first opened. Dry cleaning, or I should say GOOD dry cleaning, is expensive, but I find the prices at Pro Cleaners to be very reasonable for the quality service they provide. And, just recently, I asked about alterations, and the shop did a perfect alteration on a pair of trousers for only $20. I never pick up my items on time, and they never get irritable with me for taking up space on their racks, and the people who work here are always kind and friendly. What's not to like?

I walked in with suit pants needing split seam repair and Yelena provided quick, quality,…read morereasonably-priced handiwork. Highly recommend.

Everything! Very professionally done. Yelena is a lovely person and very qualified. Plan on…read moreseeing her soon for another alteration.

Update time and still a solid 5 Star experience. If you're into sports memorabilia, this is the…read morestore for you. I know it is, for me. I recently bought a new house and as I was packing up for the move, I found a couple of items that I bought at charity auctions. I had put them up on the top shelf in a closet. I am sure you know how that goes, out of sight, out of mind. I found; a hockey stick autographed by, Allan Macinnis and a baseball bat signed by the entire team of the 2004 National League Champions. Of course that was the, St. Louis Cardinals. In my old STL home, I displayed all my autographed and other sports memorabilia in my bedroom. In my new house in Illinois, I have a huge family room and plan on featuring my collection there. It's time to let everyone see it, not just those who visit the bedroom. DSC&F did a great job framing the stick. They put it on a royal blue background with a black frame. For the bat, they had a acrylic case that allowed me to display it horizontal or vertical. I choose, horizontal. They both look stunning in my new home and everyone is impressed my collection. Will I return? - Absolutely. I have some wall space to fill and I need a case for a football. When: September 30, 2020 Why: Special framing

I've stopped in to this location multiple times. The ownership is very friendly and knowledgeable…read more If you have questions over the value of your cards or collectibles, Clyde is great with letting you know which items are of value. He will let you know which cards should be sent in to be graded versus try and get them off you for bottom dollar. I trust the advice I am getting from the staff and they are always willing to work with you. I'd recommend anyone who has collectors items stop by and talk to Clyde.

So far, I was able to rent over the phone after Terri patiently answered all my questions. The size…read moreof the space and location is fine for me but I don't like that my rate has increased so much in such little time. Maybe that's just the way things are in this industry but I will likely be leaving refore the next rate increase.

Terri, the manager, was very professional and helpful with an issue that we had regarding a unit…read more She was able to promptly correct the amount in question. Good service is what matters and she delivered.

I stopped by Bellevue Laundromat on a Thursday evening around 6 PM to tackle some bulk laundry, and…read moreit was surprisingly not too busy. I needed three washers, and between washing and drying, expect to spend around $10-$20 in quarters. The whole process took me about an hour, which wasn't bad at all. Service-wise, there wasn't an attendant on-site, but they do have a number posted on the door if you run into any issues. Just note that only one of the two coin machines was working, so it's smart to have a plan B or bring extra change with you. The ambiance was decent--well-lit and fairly calm--but the trash bins were overflowing and could use more frequent attention. There's also very limited seating, so you might want to wait in your car or take a short walk while your laundry runs. Lastly, there were only two laundry carts available, so if you don't bring your own, you might have to wait your turn. Overall, it's a functional, gets the job done, but it could use a little more upkeep and on-site support.

This is a great little place to wash things that are too big for the home washing machine (the…read moreoversized machines here are great for comforters and such, and reasonably priced), so why the three-star review even though I've gone here for years? This place has a new attendant and he's a little scary. If he can be believed, the owner died and left him the laundromat (not sure he can be believed, but he certainly is ubiquitous at this location), even though he claims he is already independently wealthy (he is, after all, the real Bruce Willis -- the one in the tabloids is just his stand-in). I think the attendant lives there, since he maintains a chest filled with cheese, which he drops everywhere. The incessant chatter was just annoying, and I did my best not to engage. It only became scary when he pointed out the car that "they" gave him out of appreciation for his contributions to Richmond Heights (which his father founded, according to him). It was my car. At that point, I felt it was time to make a quick getaway before he noticed me driving off in his prize, so I had to schlepp everything in one trip and make a beeline. Fortunately I only pack away the winter linens once a year. Maybe by the time I need to go again, he'll have gone back to Hollywood.

These guys were upfront, honest, and extremely reliable. They came thru in the most needed way and…read moreI cannot appreciate them enough!!!! recommend

Jerry & his associate were great. They were a few mins late but that's fine b/c we had to do a…read morelast-minute move since our movers we originally hired never showed. They handled everything with care & moved the stuff quick. 1BDR apartment move was $250 for 4hrs (which at the time of this writing is the current starting rate). Would I use him again? Yes,if $ is a concern. Note they don't carry their insurance paperwork on them but Jerry states he is insured. Also, he prefers cash money over money order/cashier's check so be aware of that. TL;DR Jerry & his associate do good work & have friendly, outgoing personalities. Jerry will answer any concerns you have.

LOST A $2000 SUIT PANTS... JUST THE PANTS!! How do you lose JUST the pants?! When I asked them to…read morereplace them they said "their insurance only covers up to a couple hundred dollars"... which is not my problem! Get better insurance or don't lose people's stuff! I'm still out the entire amount and they still haven't returned the jacket. It's been over a year.

I just had a feeling with NO ONE at the counter that it would be N issue and guess what? An item…read moremissing from my bundle. I felt uneasy with the Prepay. I won't go back...

Amazing vintage gear shop. This is the place to go to find a piece of rock n roll history.read more

Incredible, eclectic, charming collection of guitars and assorted paraphernalia. An absolute gem…read moreof a spot.

We bought violins from them many years ago when my son was young and they had just opened. It was…read morerun by a very nice couple back then. I've been there a few times more recently and they are much bigger with different folks running it. They were still friendly and provided useful information, even though I didn't buy anything at the time

Yesterday I took My Gibson Les Paul guitar to Music Go Round, and Dan was the person who worked on…read moremy guitar. It needed a complete setup, and I am very glad I took it there! I waited in their showroom looking at all the cool guitars, drums, and accessories. Dan brought my guitar to the showroom and plugged into an amp and started to play and It sounded great and I am extremely happy I took it there! Brian K.