Driggs Ave Laundromat & Dry

"My go to family owned dry cleaners. They don't do any tailoring but this place has been around for a long time and the prices are reasonable."

"I have been dropping my laundry at Driggs Laundromat without issue for the past four years. Today, their son took it too far. After a week of staying in the hospital with an ailing relative, I came to pick up one order of laundry and drop off another. As I went to bring in the new bag, the son told me I should "have some shame" about my "panties sticking out" of the bag I was dropping off. I explained that what he was seeing was not even underwear, but he insisted that me walking down the street and dropping my laundry off there made his laundromat look bad. He told me that I should just buy another larger bag so I could "have some dignity." I wasn't aware that I was being critiqued on the delivery of soiled clothes... highly suggest that anyone, particularly women, steer clear of this establishment. Happy to know which local businesses no longer deserve my support."

"If you loathe the New York City laundry experience as much as I do - come here. It’s super clean, fast, and was not crowded at all on a Saturday morning. And there’s ample seating so you can chill with a book while your clothes spin. Thank you for making my laundry experience less miserable."

"This is the best laundromat in the area. It’s nothing fancy but the owners keep it clean, there are always machines available and the wash is reliable. Quarters only but there’s a machine that will convert bills into quarters. Wash runs from $3.25 for the smallest machines to $9.00 for the largest and dryers are $.025 per 15 minutes. Pro tip: grab a bagel at frankel’s while you wait for the dryer!"