M & W Laundromat

This is where I go to do my laundry, so obviously it’s near my house. I like this spot better than the one across the street though. I never have trouble getting a machine. The staff is nice. They’ll spot you a quarter if you’re short. The machines are easy to use.
They’ve since fixed it, but I’ve had a machine fail on the spin cycle and my clothes came out sopping wet. They took the load and ran it through another machine to get the extra water out.
$ 1.75 for a regular load. $ 4 for an extra large machine. $ 0.25 for 6 minutes on the dryer.

Everyone that works here is super friendly! When I first came here, I’d never used a laundromat before and when I asked for help, I got it (no huffing or judging, just really nice!)
I decided to just drop my clothes off and it’s been a game changer ever since. I’m usually dropping off between 20 – 25 pounds and it comes out to being less than $ 1 a pound and it smells WAYYYY better then when I wash my clothes myself.
Also, I wasn’t expecting for my socks and under garments to be folded so as I was putting my clothes away I saw a separate plastic bag in my big bag and assumed that they were all just in there but when I opened the bag I found that my socks had been paired and my panties folded! I was stoked! They also take credit/​debit cards when the amount is over $ 10 (which mine always is)!
I will usually drop my clothes off on a Saturday or Sunday between 8−9am and it’s always available for pickup by 2pm… YES PLEASE!

I don’t understand how this place receives good reviews. My boyfriend drops his clothing here every once in awhile and always has socks/​underwear missing. Don’t even get me started about the dry cleaning service! He sent a large load of clothing there to be properly dry-​cleaned, and it all came back TWO SIZES SMALLER than when he dropped it off. They were all designer sweaters, too (Michael Kors, Calvin Klein). When he went in to explain how they ruined about 10 items of his, they took it back and said they’d «see what they could do.» What does that even mean? Are you going to buy those same sweaters in some sketchy black-​market?
Well — the story continues. When I went back to claim them and get some money back for them (he was on business and couldn’t physically go himself), they said they stretched some of the sweaters out, but that one shirt could not be fixed and they believe he wore it and dirtied it up – therefore, the shrinking issue was not their issue. How does that even make logical sense? They were ruined in YOUR care and you’re going to blame us? Yes. It’s true. My boyfriend wore a midriff-​baring shirt around the house, dirtied it up, and brought it back to you to complain? Anyway — when I asked about the sweaters not fitting after they’d «stretched them out,» she told me he could come in himself and try on another size large sweater belonging to someone else to make comparisons. So just in case you were all wondering, my boyfriend … and probably other people… have tried on your clothing, and it wasn’t in the dressing room of its original store. CREEPY.
I gave it two stars because I like the young girl working there and also because the regular laundromat is fine if you’re doing it yourself.

laundry is ok, but don’t even think of ordering your clothes altered or fixed here. they ruined my 100 $ jeans and paid me $ 40 for it.

They ruined my sheets when I asked them to separate them in the first place. Then when I asked for a refund, they blamed me for it (although someone then stepped in and took responsibility) then threw $ 5 at me and told me never to come back. Very absurd, that was a first.

fast, clean, great owners. had my first tamale this morning from the vendor outside, which just made me even happier they’re my local drop-​off service.

These people are cheap, nice, do a nice job of washing and folding clothes — and lose lots of socks! I brought about 55 lbs of laundry there last month and 3 or 4 pairs came back without mates, plus I ended up with a pair of someone else’s. As one reviewer noted below, that would really add up over time. M&W, get it together! This is a serious flaw, but if you fix it, you’ll be perfect! If I use them again, I’m going to put all my socks in one of those smallish mesh laundry bags made for «intimates» and tell them not to open it.

Good, fast, and to the point service. Very nice people. I used drop-​off so can’t speak for anything else. Thanks!

I stopped going here only because I got a washer and dryer in my apartment, but thought this placed deserved a nod. My girlfriend and I would lug over an absurd amount of laundry every few months and be pleasantly surprised by the cheap price every time. They folded, separated, and treated everything with care. I did lose a few pairs of socks in the mix, so can’t give them a 5. Oh, but they do have a ridiculous amount of soft-​serve ice cream options, to curb the stifling heat of a laundromat. Amazing. Or you can always grab a tamale from a dude on the street on the way out.

simply the best, no doubts
being using them for 6 years
no complains
G.

The BEST drop-​off laundry service: in addition to doing your laundry perfectly, cheaply, and quickly, they have 24 soft-​serve flavors and slushies. And sell empanadas out of a cooler parked in front of the entrance.
Seriously, though, it’s cheap. My boyfriend and I get a month’s worth of laundry done and it’s $ 40 for BOTH OF US. Ridiculous. And they even pair your socks, button up your shirts and separate the mens’ and womens’ intimates. Too cute.

This Laundromat is kind of amazing. Not only is it also known as «Corner Frenzy», not only do they serve ice cream and slushies, but they are cheap, honest, and hilarious. The woman behind the counter is always wearing a sanitary yet stylish hairnet. They know their soap dispenser only works half the time but they are armed with quarters or soap in case the machine lets you down. In warmer months you’ll find folks hanging out in front, in white lawn chairs, possibly even playing chess. This could be the backdrop to a laundromat in a Scorsese film. I adore it

dirt cheap drop-​off laundry and really nice laundry señoritas. i got bedding, towels and a month and one-half’s worth of laundry done for $ 26. THAT IS ABSURD.
however, until i recover the other half of some pairs, four stars.

Still Good.
Still Cheap.
Ice Cream.

This is the laundromat otherwise known as CORNER FRENZY. I went there last weekend because the bike race was blocking my usual route to the Eckford Laundromat, a couple of blocks closer to where I live. I am so glad for the diversion, a blessing in disguise.
It turns out I have been paying 25% more than I should be for coin-​op laundry at Eckford. Plus I have been unnecessarily putting up with bad attitudes for the past 4 years. (Review of Eckford Launromat to follow…)
M&W is a lovely family-​run place. Small, but that seems to only add to the party-​like atmosphere. A large TV bracketed to the wall blares soap operas and bad comedy full of cussing and sexual innuendo, even though there are little kids coming in and out. Soft-​serve ice cream in about 60 flavors is sold at the counter, along with coffee and smoothies and other stuff, and outside there is an ad-​hoc empanada and tamale stand. The people who work there are lovely, and they smile and joke around as they help you figure out the best way to change your 5 dollar bill into quarters and provide you with a step-​stool to reach the soap compartment on the top of the massive jumbo washers. I got some things from the 25 cent machine.
The place closes an hour later than my usual place, and it is only a dollar seventy-​five for a regular sized washer! I never knew a laundromat could be so much fun! I will definitely be walking the extra blocks to go here from now on.

This is by far the cheapest laundromat around Greenpoint for drop off service. They are quick and courteous but otherwise unexceptional. Unfortunately, you will lose at least one sock if not more every visit. This doesn’t sound that bad until you take your laundry there multiple times and start to realize you have a lot of single socks that no longer have their matching partners. Very frustrating, especially when you lose a $ 10 pair of wool hiking socks. You will also very likely find some extra garments packed in with your clothes. It’s a real shame because they are otherwise a decent laundromat. I think I’m going to have to try one of the pricier joints like Apollo’s next time just for peace of mind.

$ 1.75 to wash and 25 cents gets you 6 min in the dryer.
They sell slushies and ice cream! There is nothing better than sitting with a slushie while reading a good book and waiting for your laundry.
They are open later than most laundromats in the area. I’m not sure how late they are open until on the weekdays, but they close at 10 pm on Sundays.

For years i went to Aphrodite Laundromat. But let’s face it. Aphrodite is for Suckers.
Now I go to M&W. They get my stuff clean and they are cheap. They have also added soft serve ice cream in all sorts of flavors and it is totally delish and 1.50 $ Also there are hot dogs, but I haven’t tried em.
On the weekends, Dona Melania sits outside selling tamales from her cooler. She also has arroz con leche, and sometimes Mexican string cheese that she brings back from Mexico (none of that C-​Town «La Tropical» homogenized crap). She is from Nicaragua, and if you are very lucky she will have some nacatamales left. Big tamales made with all sorts of herbs wrapped in banana leaves!
On special occasions you can order them from her. She gave me card once, it was very cute it had teddy bears and rainbows and balloons on it.