Bryant Street Laundry

I rarely use laundromats. Usually I go home on Sundays for family dinner and do my laundry at my parents’ house. However sometimes my weeks get hectic working 13 hour shifts, and I find myself needing to do it myself.
I was hesitant because the prices seemed a bit steep, but the excellent reviews and proximity (literally right around the corner) attracted me. I arrived around 9:30 AM, and was greeted by an employee, asking if I was dropping off or doing it myself. They seem to have an impressive system for dropping off clothes, with a price per pound.
The idiot I am, I realized I forgot all my detergent at home. The weather was miserable, and I had all my clothes and laptop with me, so I bit the bullet and paid for some of the detergents for convenience. They were $ 0.75, so I bought 2 packets of liquid Wisk and 1 box of 2 dryer sheets. The facility has an ATM that gives you smaller bills, and quarter machines that accept up to $ 20 bills, too.
The washing machines had all different sizes and different prices. I decided to take 2 of the medium $ 3.75/load machines. Directions were easy, machines were nice, and speedy. They only take quarters, hence the ATM and quarters machines. Both of my loads were washed and spun in about 25 – 30 minutes. The dryers are HUGE. I was able to fit everything from my 2 washing loads in 1 dryer. The dryer charges $ 0.25 for 7 minutes. I was able to wash and dry all my clothes before even finishing 1 episode of Shameless on my laptop (which is nice because they have free high speed Wifi!)
I had accidentally left some of my clothes in one of the washers, and the employee brought them to me and said how sometimes clothes get stuck in the top of the washing machine and you can’t see them. I apologized, but she was so friendly and said that it happens all the time. With my clothes dried, I folded them on one of the many folding stations and bid my farewell. I think I have found my go-​to place for laundromats now. Maybe next time I’ll try the drop-​off, even!

This a very clean peaceful laundromat. With a shared paio in the back! They also have a bonus wash card. Who doesn’t like free laundry? !

I have on-​site laundry at my apartment but when I have to wash a large item like a comforter or sleeping bag, I head to Bryant Street Laundry. It’s super clean, they have a ton of machines (so even when, inevitably, a machine or two are out of order it doesn’t even matter), there are TVs & free wi-​fi, and it’s Coffee Culture adjacent.
Small washers are $ 2.50/load, larger ones are $ 4.50 (both are front load washers) and dryers are 25¢ for every 7 minutes. The dryers are super efficient — it only takes me 30 – 40 minutes to get my large, fluffy items bone dry.
I don’t think anyone loves hanging out at the laundromat but this one is as good as it’s gonna get. It’s worth going an extra couple blocks if you live a little closer to another one.

Simple laundromat scenario. I used their wash and fold service and it was pretty quick. My clean clothes feel great and folded so nicely. That’s their job, yes, but horray for fulfilling it!
Customer service was good too. She greeted me when I came in, weight my clothes, and I was paid before I knew it.
Tip: Student discounts!

Yay! A decent laundromat!
Simple, clean and the machines are new and not faulty, archaic and half-​broken :cough: Village Laundry (Elmwood) :cough:
Also, have to add that the people working there have great taste in music, The Brian Jonestown Massacre was playing today and that, for me, is a win.

Great laundromat. This place is very clean and there are always a lot of open washers and dryers, even during busier times. The washers are very fast and large, a little expensive but they’re really efficient and the dryers are really cheap, so it evens out. I’ve done my own and gotten wash and fold service here when I don’t have time to do my own. They have a student discount for wash and fold over 10 pounds, which is really nice. Free wireless internet, too! So I can take my work with me. There’s a coffee shop across the street if you want to grab a cup and pretend that you’re not doing laundry. I wish they were open later, until at least 11pm. All in all, great (clean!) place with friendly people in a nice area.

A simple clean laundromat that offers wash and fold at 79 cents a pound. I had about two weeks worth of laundry that I brought in here around 4:30p on Thursday. I paid $ 14 and picked it up Friday morning, everything was neatly folded into the same laundry basket that I brought it in (in plastic bags to protect from the dust). The staff (just one person) was friendly both times and this place saved me a whole lot of time, so I’m happy!
One of these days, I might be back to try the machines out. Did I mention free wifi?

This place was nice when it first opened but those days have since passed. The floors are always dirty and I have ruined several arrivals of clothing due to oil and or grease not to mention the few time there was bleach still I’m the washer. I advise anyone who spends mony on nice clothing to use caution

This place is super clean and has tons of machines. Washers are a little on the expensive side, but the convenience and location of the facility is totally worth it.

They have a great staff here. They’re really friendly and offer fast service. We do wash and fold, and the clothes come folded beautifully and all bagged up. They really do a great job, and I recommend it over doing laundry at Elmwood Village Laundry any day. They ofter a student discount as well. The place is usually really chill without a ton of people in there. It is always kept up and very clean.