I've been to several laundromats in the city but Maplewood Wash House is one of my favorites! The…read moreentire place is spotless and very well-maintained. I was a little skeptical about using my phone to start the washing machines, but now I LOVE it! The washers and dryers worked perfectly and left my clothes feeling fresh and clean. What impressed me was the high standard of cleanliness thanks to the hardworking cleaning staff. They were constantly making rounds, wiping down machines, sweeping floors, and ensuring that everything stayed sanitary. With free Wi-Fi, ample laundry carts and washers/dryers, and reasonable pricing, it made the whole process so easy and stress-free. I'll definitely be returning and recommending this place.

I get my comforter cleaned every year at the Maplewood Wash House and in the past I've been very…read morehappy with the job they do. Not this year I'm sorry to say. I picked it up today after having dropped it off yesterday. For the first time it was not folded and wrapped nicely. It was stuffed into a bag and very wrinkled. When I got home I found it was still very damp. Apparently it sat in that plastic bag wet since yesterday. For this I paid $23.00. Needless to say I won't be back.

My wife and I have been going to this place for over 30 years. Recently, my wife dropped off a…read moreRamy Brook dress and Hugo Boss dress pants (mine). When she went to pick them up, the dress had stains all over it, and the pants were shrunk by at least three inches. They were both clearly laundered, rather than dry cleaned. The owner, a man that is the nephew of the old owner, who recently retired, said they launder because clothes today are cheap and made in China. Both items were bought at Nieman Marcus and were worn one time on our vacation. The dress was made in Vietnam and the pants were made in Romania. When I said we come here to have our clothes dry cleaned, he said we don't get to decide that. He was very confrontational and just said sometimes mistakes are made. The dress was just over $600 and the pants were $225. He recleaned the dress, but it still have small stains on it. The pants are ruined. He would do nothing. If you have nice clothes and want them to stay looking good, DO NOT use Cardinal. It pains me to say that after 30 years, but they are awful.

Took in white Lululemon shirt and it came back pink! Was my husband's favorite shirt and we were…read moreleaving town the next morning. The business phone wasn't even set up to leave a message! HORRIBLE!!!

Olive Cleaners is the best! I did a lot of research trying to find someone who could sew my heavy…read morecurtain panels together, and I'm so glad I found Linda. She did an amazing job--the stitching is incredibly neat, and you can tell she really takes pride in her work. She finished everything quickly, was so kind and professional throughout the process, and was incredibly generous with her pricing. I actually had to insist that she charge me more because the quality of her work was absolutely worth it. I wouldn't hesitate to trust her with future projects and highly recommend Olive Cleaners.

Would absolutely recommend Olive Cleaners for wedding dress preservation and suit cleaning! She was…read morewonderful to work with and even sent a video of my dress cleaned before starting the preservation. I had spray tan, tajin and dirt stains on my dress and she got every bit of it out! Very affordable and reasonable turnaround time.

Top dry cleaners in town! Nicest owners, friendly staff, and not to mention efficient and quality…read moreservices. Been dropping off my dry cleaning here for over 15 years.

Still the best in town, especially for theatrical costumes or formal wear. They will take really…read moregood care of your stuff!

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?

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

I love the Corner Mat. It is very clean and organized. I only have a few issues with the times I…read morehave come. Many of the dryers were not working and people leaved their clothes in them and do not come back and take them out for others to use. My other issue is that the place feels like a hot yoga facility. The place is never cool or even tolerable. I break a sweat as soon as I walk through the door. I would suggest putting out fans if you don't want to run the air conditioner.

Amazing laundromat, very clean everything is new and nice. I love how quick the wash cycle is and…read morethe price isn't too bad. Only complaint and 4 stars, is that you have to pay for dry time, 25 cents for 3 minutes, every other laundromat I've been to has free dry with wash having to pay every 3 min is kinda annoying. The dryers are brand new so they dry pretty fast but still I'd rather pay an extra dollar on the wash to get a free dry. Besides that everything is clean and spacious with many options, the owners seem very kind.

One bad experience after many satisfactory ones. Took in cashmere and fine merino wool sweaters for…read moredry cleaning. Both came back covered in pills. Spoke with staff but had difficulty understanding. They were unwilling to correct the problem without charging me. No resolution and will no longer patronize this dry cleaners. Have since researched prevention and treatment of pilling and will address on my own.

Excellent and reasonable price. Dropped off my husbands suit and shirts. She had them finished in 2…read moredays and perfectly starched. Fast, friendly and perfectly clean.

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.