HUGE laundromat with a Western Union inside. I live in Greenwich, and this is just a short drive…read moreaway - the machines seem expensive (but then again I'm used to southern pricing) - it runs around $6 for a load in the largest machine (which honestly is so huge probably no one needs to use this regularly) $4.50 for the medium and $2.50 for the small ones. A TON of clothes can fit even in the smallest one, so if you're just one or two people who do laundry every couple of weeks and divide your clothes by color then probably use the smallest one. They have two change machines there which I've only had a problem with once - I put a $20 in and it only gave me $10 back. I have been cautious ever since and have used smaller denominations but it's never happened again. It's super clean, and a lot of space. The neighborhood is fine, I have never checked out the restaurant the other review mentioned but I will next time I go! Drying clothes is super cheap - 25 cents / 7 minutes, and on the high setting my clothes usually take 28 minutes - and that's all the clothes from the 2-3 small/medium loads that i usually do! Sometimes if a lot of towels it will take another 7 minutes. So all in all, not that bad!! The middle aged white guy and the young Hispanic guy who work there and sit behind the glass are really nice and helpful too.

I am disabled and have moved to the neighborhood in Sept 2025. Since this time, the team has done…read moreall of my wash and fold service, and some dry cleaning. We recently had an issue which I brought to management. While I didn't believe the issue was contentious, the team declared they where apprehensive to continue with my business. The reason for the positive review is that they were proactive in response, resolution and professionalism. I do not judge a business or person on their mistakes, rather their response. I would recommend The Laundry Room, and I hope their business continues to thrive in our Neighborhood.

I brought a cotton Ralph Lauren sweater to be dry cleaned because it has a leather clasp at the…read morewaist, which I pointed out when I dropped the item off. Wolfe returned it to me with the leather on the belt buckle side and the clasp side completely, irreparably damaged. It's the first and last time I will ever use this dry cleaner. Beware!

I have used them for 4 years- every week. They pick up at my condo and drop off next day. I have…read morehad no problems. Not one. I have also never spoken to a person there- that's my definition of the perfect dry cleaner

Best dry cleaning experience ever! *friendly team…read more*asked me about my stain and cared *removed a stain from a $1,300 coat- saved the coat- after I took it to another dry cleaner in Greenwich and they failed. *sent emails that followed up *computized system *clean establishment *I've lived in NYC, San Francisco, and Seattle- I've never found a dry cleaner I love- until now!

Crescent Cleaners is hands down the best dry cleaner I've been to. I've been taking clothes there…read moresince we moved from the city almost a year ago, and not only do they do a superb job every time, but their customer service is unparalleled. Everyone goes the extra mile whenever I come in, including helping me get clothes to and from the car whenever my toddler is with me and I definitely need the extra hands. The owner is great and has personally helped me to the car on more than one occasion. I've brought heavily stained items, designer pieces, and fragile clothes, and they always come back to me looking better than ever for a very competitive price and with a speedy turnaround. Just last week I brought in my grandfather's Burberry rain coat; it had gotten some odd stains on it during our move. It's the only remaining item I have of my grandfather's, and I was so afraid of such a sentimental piece being ruined in the cleaning process that I delayed bringing it in for far too long. I explained the situation, and the way they carefully inspected the jacket with the utmost care demonstrated how thoughtful and trustworthy they are. I picked it up today and it looks absolutely pristine. 10/10 recommend.

Great Dry cleaners!!!! They even were so sweet to put my duvet back into duvet cover…read moreAn impossible job for one person

Over a month ago, Classic Cleaners returned the wrong shirt to me. They then picked up the other…read morecustomer's shirt from me, but never found my correct shirt. I called Penny several times and also visited the store. They repeatedLu asked for the shirt's description, which I told them was a Ralph Louren button down tattersall size large. The shirt cost over $100 and was relatively new. They still haven't found the shirt nor offered and compensation for the loss. Penny doesn't seemed to care, so I'm warning my neighbors and friends to stay far away from this "establishment."

Sept.22, 2025 I ended up taking a garment to SNS cleaners. A minor adjustment was made on the…read morezipper. I didn't end up leaving the sweater there. I haven't had a problem with it. Since I left there Ann

Great customer service! I needed my dry cleaning in a rush and she had it ready same day on a…read moreSunday. Will be back!

I cannot believe how downhill this laundromat went since "renovating". It used to be air…read moreconditioned, and still has signs that say "keep door closed, air conditioning is on" -- but those are clearly for show, as it is hotter in there than it is outdoors. It is a miserable experience, especially if you live in the area and walk your laundry there in a cart, which many of the people who use it do. It's like walking on the surface of the sun to go sit in a sauna. How lovely! Beyond that, they are so expensive! Again, for the non-gentrified people who actually made this area an area, it is a burden, and their card machines are set up to take no less than $20 at a time -- which I suppose makes sense, as the washers are expensive, and the dryers, which do not seem to be particularly great at drying things (THEY HAVE ONE JOB!) always require extra swipes, so even doing a regular week of laundry for two people comes to about $20. That is far too much money, especially when two people do not create an absurd amount of laundry - though if you decide to wash a comforter or something, put $40 on and expect to have some left over, so you're tied to the laundromat you know is overpriced. A lot of the washers smell like mold. Again, they just underwent renovations, so we re not exactly dealing with old, ancient machines. The staff is nice enough and everyone there minds their own business for the most part - unless the lady who demands a dollar (who, in fairness, just kind of wanders the neighborhood doing this -- and even knows who speaks English and Espanol) -- so that is not the laundromat's fault. I switched to a different laundromat -- and there is no minimum on the card, plus, that week of laundry comes to $10 or less. And it is in a far more affluent area. I'd love to hear this explained, but then again, I don't really care. After my last laundry took almost an hour to dry -- and it was stiflingly hot in there (other laundromats can remain temperate somehow - and they used to know how, as well) -- I will never be returning there.

I am so impressed with the guys that run America's Laundry. Jorge and Carlos really care and worked…read morevery hard to recover my lost item. Yesterday Jorge called the girl I spoke to the day before right away and looked everywhere while I waited. And then today when I stopped in to see if it had turned up, Carlos knew the whole story and had my drop off order ready a day early. Since they were partly responsible, they offered to reimburse me for a replacement. Wow, for a small neighborhood laundromat these people are on top of it! They made my day and will definitely be getting my continued business.

Nice ppl, timely and very helpful. I wld recommend this service. They helped me load my car bc it…read morewas very heavy.

I like this laundromat in that the equipment is all new, it is not usually crowded, the staff is…read morereally nice, it is (IMPORTANT) well-air conditioned (I am a winter girl and I strongly dislike the summer and the heat) -- but there is one MAJOR issue with it -- no matter what washer I use there -- and I have sensitive skin and use unscented, dye-free detergent, and my clothes always come out smelling like weird perfume. I've actually been unable to get the smell OUT of some clothes so I stopped going there, because it smells like old lady perfume or something and is strong. Once, I did my sheets there and had to re-do them all, because my bed smelled like a herd of old ladies or weird white ladies with bad taste from department stores were sleeping in it. I used to always go to the other one on Main Ave. -- which has a severe lack of washers because the staff uses them and does not care if there are none for customers and will let stuff sit in dryers for a considerable amount of time, even if people are waiting to use them. They suggested East Ave, and like I said, great facility, great people, but I don't understand the perfume smell. If it happened once, I'd not complain -- but it happened more than once, and I really don't like the time waste of doing laundry as it is, so having to do it twice is just painful to me. Maybe they'll look into it. I know I have a bit of a wolf nose, but it IS strong and my husband noticed it, too, since I never smell like old white lady.

If an item is ruined call the customer. Don't let the customer pick up items only to find out…read moresomething happened. Not going back

Very nice and clean facilities with good machine availability. management is friendly and…read moreprofessional.