Julie’s Dry Cleaners

DO NOT USE THIS DRY CLEANER!!! I have never been treated so poorly in my life. I took a pair of jeans to get hemmed. They were still too long, so I took them back to get fixed. I was told by the gentleman it was all my fault and that he wouldn’t fix them. After I politely told him that was ridiculous, he continued to give me tons of attitude. Finally I got him to remeasure, but he then refused to deliver them. At that point, I just took my jeans back to get done elsewhere, told him I’d never come back, and he started screaming at me in a different language and basically threw me out of his store. Absolutely awful experience

I live above this place so it would be extremely convinient except the owner has a horrible attitude and doesnt speak ever. I went to have a expensive white button down shirt dry cleaned and it was very expensive but I did it and they did a great job. I also asked to clean a white cotton dress and they wanted close to $ 30 (the dress was worth $ 68 to begin with) so i said no and got it dry cleaned for $ 6.50 else where. I guess you pay for convenience here and that would be ok if the staff was welcoming or nice. I rushed in on a Saturday with grocery bags and my dog on my way back to my apartment and t he owner barley spoke just gave me a dirty look and fussed about the dog and got impatient with me so just rushed what i needed out of me so i can get out as quickly as possible. He could have just said no dogs which i didn’t mind leave my dog outside. I see him basically everyday and he is always just as dry.
Bad customer service and pricey.

Ugh — I lost my dry cleaner! I went here for a handful of months when the owner decided to tell me off. Really? Yes, really. I brought a pair of jeans in to get a new zipper and was tinkering with whether it was worth fixing them — it was $ 15. I was talking to myself (inadvertently, Mr. Julie dry cleaner) when he walked away from the desk and sat in his little area in front of the window, blowing me off. When I said, «Are you really just walking away,» he began freaking out on me because I thought $ 15 was more than I wanted to spend. I told him I had been coming there for months, recommended his service and spent nearly $ 60 a week on dry cleaning. He didn’t care — he just looked out the friggin’ window. I was blown away. I told him I was taking my business elsewhere — he said he didn’t care. It’s a shame — they do a pretty good job, but are pricey, and apparently, don’t give a rat’s ass about their customers.