Toni’s Coin Laundry

The strip mall is a little run down but the laundromat is clean and nicely kept. In a decent neighborhood. Definitely feels safer than other laundromat I’ve been to. Plenty of parking and next to one of my preferred Chinese food joints :)

+Super nice people
+Clean
+Last wash 8:30pm
+Near a rite-​aid, autozone, goodwill, supermarket, burger king & nail salon.
–can get packed at times

The place is like how do you day this? Ghetto? Maybe… But they keep maintain all the machine I guess… The worker who work here I guess pretty nice, I asked him for a change because the machine didn’t take 20 dollar bill and he gave me change. Everything was going pretty well until there was one machine didn’t work well, so I told him. I didn’t ask for a refunds or anything, he gave me a refund but he gave me WITH an attitude… But all in all everything in here is pretty good…

As a child I never imagined myself growing up and writing reviews about laundromats. Alas, this is my second such review. I rationalize this zaniness by telling myself that one might spend at most an hour in any given restaurant but may spend at least 2 hours in a laundromat. People need to be informed of their choices!
So the review. I was looking for a clean laundromat that I felt comfortable in and had options on how to spend the 2 hours it takes me to get my family’s clothes clean.
Chairs to sit and read on. Check.
Classic arcade games (Mrs. Pac-​Man and Galaga). Check.
LCD TV mounted on the wall tuned into a show you would never think to watch except at a laundromat. Check.
People hanging out and chatting loud enough to eavesdrop on. Check.
This is a good place to spend two hours waiting for your clothes to dry. Prices were average and the equipment is maintained. Way better than the Las Tuna Laundromat on the corner of Golden West, but makes me want to reminisce about the laundromats I left behind in Monrovia…
[wipes away tear]