Joe’s French Cleaners

These guys are honestly gold. Fast, efficient and friendly.

These guys are complete rip off. First, they didn’t deliver dry cleaning order in time, giving me 4 items out of 6. It turned out that items were actually not cleaned, but just ironed and sprayed with febreeze. We demanded our money back. After an argument the man gave money back, recognizing that we were right. After 3 more visits in attempts to get the rest of the order we finally got 2-​piece suit, but they completely destroyed it by ironing with iron rather than steamer and eventually washed in regular machine, which led to color lose. Don’t give them expensive apparel if you want to keep on wearing it.

This is my go to dry cleaner in my neighborhood. The main reason I chose them because they are very close to me, but that isnt’ the only reason I like them. They are open quite early in the morning, so I can pick up clothing that I need to get to work. They do a good job and in a timely manner. They also give 10% discounts if you pay up front, which I like a lot. I’ve also never had a problem with the quality of their cleaning jobs. Its a rare week that I don’t drop something off here.

Do not go here for bridesmaid dress alterations!!!
I read the reviews before coming here, and thought that this was a decent option… I was sooo wrong!
I brought the dress in on a Saturday and they measured and pinned and told me it would be ready by Thursday. Go to pick it up Thurs– not even touched! So, the owner promises me they would do it and finish it overnight and I could pick it up the next day– I was going away for the weekend so told him I’d pick it up Monday (gives them a whole extra 4 days right?)… Go Monday evening to pick it up– hem not done, zipper not closed, and the seam that was taken in was totally wrinkled and sewn improperly! The dress was an absolute mess, I couldn’t get any other local taylors to touch it!!! The owner kept assuring me they would fix it but who would give him the chance when the wedding was 10 days away? I had to take the dress to the store I bought it at (RK bridal) and they actually fixed the dress and altered the hem for $ 15 less ($ 50 instead of Joe’s $ 65). I wouldn’t trust this place with anything I owned…

I had an interview in 3 days and I realized that my black pants were much too long, so I called Joe’s in a bit of a panic. I asked the woman how long it would take to simply hem the pants, and she asked me when I needed them. I figured I was going to be ok since I had a couple days, and my interview wasn’t until the late afternoon and I could pick it up in the morning of.
However, she told me that if I made it over to there before they closed, she’d have it ready by the next day, no extra charge. Needless to say, I rushed over there, along with a pair of shoes and got it fitted. I came back the next day and the pants were waiting & looked great.
4 stars for great service and for a job well done.

Love this place. Good quality dry cleaning. They pick up and drop off. Have had them tailor a few items and it’s always been good. I do think the prices are a little high for the area so I knocked down a star.

the tailoring job was with 3.5 stars. The rating i gave is based on my overall experience. I had 5 garments altered, one of which was a gown to be worn as maid of honor in my twin sister’s wedding. I asked them to please save the fabric they cut off the bottom (it was a significant amount as this dress was clearly made for an amazon and i am barely 5’1″). They said of course no problem. Guess what? They didn’t. Annoying as the fabric was to be used by the florist to wrap my bouquet and it is not an easy color to match.
On top of that — I brought and left with them my garments in a garment bag. My boyfriend was kind enough to pick everything up for me — low and behold — garment bag is gone.
In addition that place was kind of dirty and had an air of sketch. More than your typical dry cleaner/​tailor.

Your shame-​shield is secured.
200 years ago Thomas Carlyle wrote one of the most weird and extraordinary books ever written: «Sartor Resartus»; It was a philosophical first. Clothes had never been the subject of serious analysis, and yet, as Carlyle says, they were the biggest indicator of our true nature, and of our false pretenses. I’m thinking these thoughts when my tailor says: «Ok, we’re all set»
Me: So when can I pick-​up this seemingly impossible, intrinsically complex, overwhelmingly detailed coat-​fix?
Him: Thursday (This is a Tuesday)
A feeling of relief and delight replenishes the hatred and vexation that the careless people at (Insert clothes brand) gave me when I purchased a size «small» to find a criminal «medium». Don’t get your panties in a twist; get them fixed at Joe’s French Cleaners.
They have done it all for me; pants, hems, coats, overcoats, blazers, suits, shoes, T-​shirts and even hats! I have pushed them, prodded them, gave them the worst that my nitpicky sartorial gut could throw, and the wizard (yes he is a wizard) has fixed them all. Zara, Prada, Theory, Banana, Gap (Not Sisley since their cut is always perfect) are amongst the most notorious houses that have been rectified for their sewing sins. I have transformed extra large pullovers into small, I have made them reformat the entire complexion of a sport jacket. They have stood the test, and my shame need not be a sloppy rag meant for communists and gluttons.
And when they finish their tailoring, then they dry clean my clothes. Beautiful, clean, lovely. The End.
Five Sartors!
**NOTE: Don’t get cute with me. I know Sartor was written on 1830; my math side of the brain is a mess, and I’m terrible w/​numbers :)