Lucy’s On Mohawk

I washed my clothes and blankets their when my washer was being repaired. Big washers but it took all day and some lady «stole» my machine.

Overall a good place to do laundry. I would advise going early if possible.
Pros– Not bad prices on the machines. Subway is all right for what it is. Free wi-​fi. Awesome video game selection. And the staff have always been very helpful with me. And plenty of free parking.
Cons– Racist older spanish women that will run you over to get to a machine (that seems to happen at every laundry I have been to in LA).
The Starbucks staff are probably the worst I have encountered.
The bathroom that you have to pay a quarter for are consistently disgusting.
And of course young children running around unattended. (The children factor is a lot less in the early hours)

I don’t see the problems every one else is having with this place. I go in wash my clothes, dry them, maybe get myself a coffee or a sub from subway and get out pretty quick. What’s the problem? Unless they mean all the hipster walking in there to get their coffee giving other races dirty conceited looks as if only they should frequent this joint, then yeah this place fucken sucks, otherwise it’s fine to just get in wash and get out. I mean what else can you expect at a laundromat, a four star Michelin restaurant??? People got to get over themselves and see this place for what it is, if you really want something else, look elsewhere. This is a laundromat with fluff and fold service that has a Starbucks and a Subway. Period.

Horrible place. I hate it. It makes me angry. Never coming again.
They make you pay for the restroom. I’m a customer. Seriously? Assholes.
Stupid machine where you have to buy a shitty plastic card for $ 2. Why? Why? Then you don’t use quarters you use their shitty card. And they have price discounts. But it’s janky. Like if you put in 2 $ 5 bills you get less of a deal than if you put 1 $ 10 bill. Even though it’s the same money.
Shitty subway and Starbucks here. So everything smells gross.
I wish this place would go out of business. It’s an eyesore and badly run.

The 2 load washers are now $ 1.75.
Dryers are now $.39 for 10 mins.
ACE Cash is moving out soon to 1561 Sunset.

Pros: Starbucks, Subway, and ez parking. Cons: Pay toilet, broken TVs, small tabletops for folding clothes, and no seating.

I usually try to avoid this place but I needed a quick pick up, went in was helped by a gentlemen with a full beard, good customer service, my issue was that there is not a sign on the register letting the customer know that you can’t pay with a bill higher than a $ 20.00 dollar bill, I was basically informed that I was going to receive a courtesy tall iced americano but for next time just make sure to bring the correct change, I’m not looking to get a free drink, I would understand if this is a momma and poppa coffee shop I wouldn’t even attempt to go in with a bill higher than a $ 20.00 dollar bill, it’s Starbucks. Thank you for the offering me the courtesy drink but I refused it, I’m looking for the correct service.

Terrible service and you have to buy a card, before you can add money to it in order to do your laundry :(.

This is an ok laundromat. It has a Wells Fargo and a Starbucks so that is good. It is much cleaner and has better machines then the Lucy’s in Hollywood. My biggest complaint is the weekend morning employees are kinda rude. The man who cleans the machines will move your stuff or ask you to move out of his way even when you are in the middle of folding or transferring your cloths. This happens literally every time I am doing my laundry. Once I was trying to add soap to the machine and while I was pouring he grabbed my soap bottle asked me to move it. Today the woman just pulled a cart and banged a dryer door and it hit me in the head. When I tried to get her attention to point this out (how she did not notice idk) she just ignored me and walked away.
Overall the machines are good and fairly clean but watch out for the morning employees. Especially the woman she will take your head off and walk away.

Ghetto, dirty, expensive, tacky. It’s like the worst parts of LA came together, constructed a building and thought, «What is quintessentially terrible about this city? What is the most compellingly repulsive narrative we can imagine inside these four walls?»
So they put in a bathroom that costs 25 cents, big screen television with small screen ideas, loud radio, mobile shop, screaming children, corporate coffee, fast food, arcade machines, check cashing and a wall clock to tell you how much time you’ve been robbed by being there.
Why are 95% of the machines full of clothes and off? Do people stroll down with a towel wrapped around them at 7am to their 10 occupied machines that they use in lieu of closets, and meticulously select today’s garment?
If someone called this «LAs worst» it would be fantastically convincing. Alas, they are as completely serious as they are oblivious. Gray, brown, and always discolored — welcome to mediocrity.

PLEASE DONT TRY THE DROP OFF SERVICE !!! Unless you like missing clothes!!! I left all of my husbands clothes they said it would be ready the next day so I returned and I took it home to realize that they were missing 2 of my husbands shirts and his favorite shorts!!!

Because unlike every other laundromat in the world where you pay the machines in quarters, Lucy’s turned a 3-​minute task into a 15 minute nightmare. You MUST to buy a card, but this is not stated clearly. Instead, the janky machine «offers» membership in their rewards program. These card machines are next to the change machine which implies that buying into their «rewards» program in an option, and you can still use change in the machines.
I get my $ 20 cashed in my the nice lady at the currency exchange for two fives and a ten. Then, I realize the quarter machine only accepts one dollar bills, so I have to get change again. Then after I get all my quarters, I can’t put them in the freaking washing machine, and I have to get change again. Now, I am late for dropping my dog for his appointment next door. I’ve actually used up all the currency exchanges extra change in the front by now, so I have to ask the worker (who was nowhere to be found initially). I am not even sure i even like this laundromat, but now you’ve made me buy into your stupid club when I could be doing laundry for cheaper, with less hassle, elsewhere. Although you insisted it was, the procedure is NOT clearly marked, and it nowhere states YOU MUST PAY EXTRA MONEY TO WASH HERE. plus, what if you forget your card? $ 2 extra again?
Three stars for the Starbucks and Subway, which I’m sure at the only reasons anyone comes to this smelly, dirty hole.

It’s a place to do laundry.
You have slow Wi-​Fi.
There is a starbucks.
There a arcade machines that have Metal Slug, Marvel vs. Capcom, etc.
There is a nice subway where there are huge chocolate chip cookies and fresh subs.
A check-​cashing place also let’s you take out loans. If you need to use the bathroom, you need to pay a quarter.
Few people work at the actual laundrymat.
There are lots and lots of washers and dryers, but can be filled up on days after school and weekends.
Come early.

Who charges two dollars for a card so you can use their coin machine. Lame rip off on people who can use that money to do laundry for their children. Be ashamed Lucy be ashamed you do nothing to contribute to the betterment of the world.

Fill up your Lucy’s card, pick a machine to fit your load, sit back and enjoy a latte & a telenovela. What more can you ask for?

This laundromat is awesome most of the time… when there aren’t little hyperactive kids running around the place that is!!! This location is open ²⁴⁄₇. It has a decent amount of parking, and free working WiFi. It also has a subway (open 24hrs), a Starbucks, a check cashing & a cellphone mini stores inside. The restroom (¢.25) is very clean considering the fact that can be used by tons of people the entire day. Every time I have used the restroom is fairly clean and there’s always paper towel & toilet paper. You have to get a prepaid card in order to use the washing/​drying machines. The first time I came here I put $ 20 on the card and it came out with $ 22 with the purchase of the card which they ended up adding it to the card later. There are service staff in the wash/​fold area. They’re pretty nice and helpful. I am taking one star away because it can get really crowded and there are people with terrible children playing and running around and the staff can’t seem to care about it other than that it is a good place to write your Unilocal reviews while getting yout dirty clothes clean.

I went to wash here and ask the lady in charge for assistance and she just at me like if she didn’t understand what the hell I was talking about of courser because she was on the phone chatting. Do your job!

If you are in need to do a lot of laundry at once, this is the place. They have giant washers ($ 6.50) a wash or less, depending on the load size. It is cheap to dry clothes, ten minutes wont dry them, but don’t go over 30 minutes on the drying your clothes will burn. (one of my garments melted) also a duvet burned (it was white and I got it back tan) lol. my fault thought, there are settings and time you need to be careful with there.
I prefer to go late at night, there isn’t a lot of people bumping you with the carts (sooo annoying) the aisles are very narrow. You will also find a space to fold your clothes. There are televisions about 4 of them, I know for a fact one of them is always on FOX and also Univision, so I get to catch up on the «novelas» while I was (:
The cleanliness of the place, Is what lead to the 3 stars. The staff does an OK job at keeping the floors clean (even though they are constantly mopping and have giant fans blasting) rarely you will find powder detergent clumps in the washers, but they will take care of it if you ask.
The last and perhaps my biggest peeve about this place is the restrooms, you have to pay 25 cents to get in, and they are gross. At least, that’s what I’ve seen the few and rare times I’ve been forced to go in.

There is always interesting characters here to entertain while I do my laundry. I remember one time years ago actually seeing a comedy show there. I am serious. They actually had stand-​up comedians perform in the laundromat. I never seen anything like it or since. Last time I was there I seen a «possibly» homeless man flinching and yelling at imaginary people.
As far as the location — there is a Wells Fargo ATM, Subway and Starbucks. Oh yeah, a check cashing window, a cell phone store, a prepaid internet machine, vending machines, and video games. Also the one with the prongs to pick up stuffed animals.
Parking is usually always available.
**You have to purchase a prepaid card to do laundry.
The Spanish TV volume always seems to be competing with some bad music in English. The battle almost drowns out any headphones you want to bring to the fight.

This 24 hour laundromat has extras like Starbucks, Subway, Wells Fargo ATM, restrooms, Ace Cash Express, folding tables, video games, tables & chairs for sitting, big parking lot.
All the machines are double or triple load. You have to buy a cash-​card to operate the machines.
The cost is a little bit higher than some laundromats. This means that the family with 14 loads to do while their screaming toddlers run around uncontrolled don’t come to this laundromat (for the most part). But, because it is 24 hours, it does get the occasional meth-​zombie wandering through.
There’s a 7 – 11 one block away.