Fernanda's Cleaners & Tailoring

"overpriced! takes advantage of people who don't u defat and dry cleaning prices. if i hadn't called my mom she would have charged me 50 dollars to hem a pair of pants."

"SHOP AROUND, BEWARE OF PRICE GOUGING Went in for hemming on a pair of pants and was quoted $35. I walked out and went a few blocks over and got the same job done for $15. I went back to Fernanda’s to inform her of her inflated prices and she just grinned sarcastically! Not a good place to do business!"

"AWFUL! After explaining to the attendant the service needed she immediately replied we can’t do it. So I asked again because it was a simple zipper replacement and keeping the same zip head... she replied “ if you think we can do it .. just do it yourself “. Everyone inside the place was staring at me. I took the jacket two blocks down and the polite, courteous lady performed perfectly the zipper replacement and re lined it as well as it was a 3.000 dollars coat. AVOID this place"

"Ridiculous pricing. They charge $3.50 to launder and press shirts. I honestly thought that the owner had made a mistake in the pricing. Most places in Manhattan don’t charge more than about $2.50. Go to Gateway Plaza Cleaners in Newark Penn Station or Wilson Court Cleaners on Wilson Avenue and get the same service for half the price."

"Awful, rude service. Not only did they charge me for a job that was not completed, but the lady snatched the clothes from my hand and refused to give it back. She raised her voice across the location to the point where her coworkers came out to see what was going on. Im not one to escalate things, but she raised her voice as to turn it on me but I've dealt with in my industry. I kept my cool, I got my clothes back and then as Im packing up, she starts speaking Portuguese to her coworkers saying that the cause of stains on my suit pants was not from "food" but of something else I was denying. Why would she insist to her coworker, in a different language which I understand fluently, that I was lying. I operate in dozens of restaurants and bars a day. Food, sauces, beer and other random things get on my clothes on a regular basis and I wanted to get a brand new suit treated. She scratched at the stain with her long nails trying to prove it wasn't a food stain leaving obvious marks over the stain now. At that point, I had to leave before I lost my patience. My advice, do not do business with people like this. Get your suits treated by professionals, not by people at Fernanda's."