I've been coming here for years only because it's the only dry cleaners in the neighborhood since Sams closed in the early 2000's. I rarely bring clothing to the cleaners, but from the times that I've been here and especially after today, I will find another dry cleaners, preferably Black owned, No matter how far I have to travel for it. There used to be a West Indian lady at the front taking the tickets and she was always rude. Since they re-opened due to the pandemic I haven't seen her. Idk who I dealt with the 2 times I went but I'm assuming he's the owner or related. I picked up my dress today that had a tear in it and I asked for it to be sewn when I dropped it off. When I picked it up today, it was sewn but there was thread hanging from it and 1 of the buttons was missing. I pointed it out to guy as I was paying and he said that's how I brought it in and I told him I clearly did NOT. My dress had all its buttons when I bought it in. It needed to be cleaned and the tear sewn. If The button was missing they would have charged me to fix it. And I pointed out all the thread sticking out. He used the extra button that came with the dress and sewed it right there. But had the audacity to have an attitude as if I was going to let him tell me how I brought my dress in. Oh please! I won't be coming here anymore. They're also expensive for no reason. I paid $18 to have my dress cleaned, and that included the $6 he charged me for a minor tear in the seam. and idk why yelp says Utica Green Cleaners because it's nothing Green about their services and that's not even the name on the store or receipts. read more