Give N Go Cleaners

Give&Go Cleaners is very trustworthy with their services and the workers are always super friendly. They take extra care and time to clean any dirty spots on clothes and especially suggest their alteration repairs and tailor for girls! I recently went to style up my pair of jeans with ragged stitches and added fabric patches — love it much more than the original! I’ve been using them for 8 years and can honestly say that they offer the best service whether it’s dry cleaning, wash&fold, alteration, etc. In case of unremovable stains/​spots, they take in for another clean without extra charges. Strongly recommended :)

Used them once because the location was convenient and all dry cleaners are basically alike, right? Wrong. If I had taken the sweater out of the plastic and really looked at it before I paid and left, they’d have had to do the job over. Still had dog-​park dirt on the hem, and hadn’t been de-​pilled. I could swear it had just been freshened the way I could do myself with a Dryel kit, then neatly folded into the hanger. It was unwearable. Look, I know cleaners can’t work miracles. There are permanent stains sometimes, or weird fabrics that won’t dry-​clean well. What any cleaner can do — and what they have always done at places on the pricier side — is either tell you in advance that an item may be cleanable, or point out what they weren’t able to fix when you pick it up. At the very least, the pills should be shaved from a wool sweater.

Give n Go cleaners is the only dry cleaner in the Glenwood /​Ormewood park area. The two girls who work there are always friendly and always remember my name — great customer service. It is very accessible off of Glenwood Ave. and I’ve been using them for 5 years. They are a little more expensive than most dry cleaners I have used, but for the convenience I’ll pay the difference .
I’ve had some minor alterations done with no problems. They also offer same day dry cleaning service if you have your things in before 8. Give-​n-​go is A-​ok in my book.

This place is no Executive Cleaners! The only reason I ever go here is to drop off someone else’s d/​c and pick it up. The ladies who run it are nice and friendly but not to the point where I want to earn a sky miles reward trip in two visits.
Most dry cleaning is sent out and the store front is just that — take the money, give back the clothes. Pretty hard to fvck that up and they don’t here, it’s just prohibitively expensive. I drive to Smyrna and the same 20 or 30 items is never more than $ 40 or $ 50 (mostly shirts for $ 1).
I’ve had a few alterations done here and while they do an okay job (mostly sewing buttons back on my trousers b/​c I’m very lazy and not too handy with a needle). Again, expensive little button$ but a good job nonetheless.
All the money I save by not going here has me wanting to start a hedge fund.

I had some jeans dry cleaned here at the cleaner and they shrunk my jeans. I took a receipt from the department store showing the cost of the jeans and expected to be paid for my jeans. Especially since they did shrink them. Instead they decided to take the jeans of mine back to the department store along with the receipt that I provided and returned the jeans on my personal store charge account. Very crafty! I will never go back. Shady business!

I’ve had great experiences here. Definitely a decent place to bring your dry cleaning plus all my clothes came back smelling awesome!

Two stars because their dry cleaning, though on the pricier side is decent.
The tailor/​alterations service however, leaves too much to be desired. First, I paid over $ 90 for a bridesmaid dress alteration. They originally quoted me 60 – 70, which I thought might be fine since some of the boning needed to be moved. But of course, less than a week before the wedding, they’re holding my dress, what else can i do but cough up the $$?
Wedding was in NY — of 5 bridesmaids all of whom live in Manhattan except for me… paid LESS than I did for alterations. That’s right, glenwood park is more expensive than manhattan now.
the kicker is: it was a strapless dress, and THE DRESS WAS STILL TOO BIG. It felt snug at the dry cleaners, but as soon as I started moving around at the wedding, I was holding up the dress the whole night. Really lame.
I thought about calling and demanding a refund, but really, not worth it. But I won’t be going there again for alterations.