Triple A Cleaners

I would have rated a negative star if one existed. The owner is a rude, obnoxious and racist woman and has no place in this tolerant city, worst experience ever, period.

I’ve NEVER heard of anyone in NY charging 30 dollars to wash a plain duvet COVER (just two sheets sewn together?!)…ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY RUIN IT…
My sheets came out with some sort of rust all over them, the duvet cover and the pillow slips… when I brought it back to them, they took no responsibility… and charged me a total of 46 dollars for washing 1 duvet cover and 1 sheet… I have no idea how this came out to 46 dollars… as I asked for regular wash and fold. Both were completely ruined so I left them there.
Complete waste of money. If you need a GREAT place in this hood, I now use Hattan Cleaners. They are very nice and sweet.

Terrible!!! This company does not even deserve the one star. They ruined multiple pieces of my clothing. When I went in to discuss this with them, they yelled at me and were extremely rude and disrespectful. I wasn’t given any money back. Just yelled at. It was awful, just awful. Luckily they are easily replaceable as there are so many dry cleaners in the area.

very good dry cleaning. Can remove every kind of stain very efficiently. The best cleaner in NY and the only cleaner who know really their job !
I recommand without hesitation

These people are amazing!
I had to fix a tear in my coat and didn’t have any other coat (and it’s COLD outside). They stopped their work and fixed my coat, and charged me only $ 10 (I went to another cleaner before that who said it will take 3 days and will cost $ 30).
I am very happy with the good work they did as well.

this place is awful, if you want your clothing returned stained or not returned at all then I suggest bringing it here. We moved into the neighborhood and they pick up in our building so hey convenience is key, but they lost our nice hand towels on top of staining many of my boyfriends shirts then charging us when they tried to get it out.
awful

Terrible experience with Triple A cleaners.
They destroyed my expensive clothing and then yelled at me denying their responsibility and proceeded to throw me out.
Rude, intolerant, nasty and dishonest.
Consumer beware.

I am very disappointed with my experience here. I live across the street so it is very convenient. They come and pick up my laundry and dry cleaning at my apartment and drop it off. I have never used their dry cleaning services and used it this week. Before I left my dry cleaning with them, I called to ask where to leave it since I do not take it in to them. The employee told me to leave my dry cleaning in a separate bag in the laundry bag. When I got my laundry back I was missing one of my shirts and my other brand new shirt was completely ruined and shrunk down entirely that it could fit a baby.
I called up two different times and all they did was yell at me and say it was my fault and I shouldnt have done that. They will not refund me any money or anything.
I used to use them all the time and referred a lot of people there, but this will be the last time I give them my business. I have brought every dress there to be hemmed and spent a ton of money.
Do not trust them!

Awesome. Cheapest wash & fold around, and when I brought in a Ben Sherman suit missing a button they found the exact same one! Good as new. Same day service if you get there in the morning… this place has me officially breaking up with my washing machine.

Great service! I went here twice already and they did a great job. One of my white blouses had a stain from my makeup (diameter of palm size) and it came right off thanks to Triple A! I only bring my clothes here to dry clean like my blouses and blazers. I would say their prices are ok, not too cheap but not too expensive. I would definitely recommend!

HORRIBLE SERVICE! Triple A Cleaners never smile, are rude and unpleasant. And over priced. Why did I put up with them for so long when there is a much better place 1 block south on 4^th Avenue!

Okay, I’m really not sure what the 1 star people are talking about, but everyone is entitled to their own opinion. And mine still stands that this place is excellent. Granted, I don’t have them pickup my laundry, rather I drop it off, so perhaps that’s were some problems arise.
The only off putting experience I’ve had here in the past three years is that I had two pairs of shorts go missing from my wash-​and-​fold. But you can’t really blame Triple A too much since they outsource all of their laundry to a third party (as do most of the places in this city). However, when I informed them of the missing items, they happily asked how much the items were and offered to give me store credit for the value.
I have Gina hem and alter everything for me including slacks, jeans, dress shirts and coats. She has always done a wonderful job. And I actually just got off the phone with her to ask if a coat I brought in recently for hemming was done (as she had said it would be ready today). She said it was actually done a few days ago and she had tried to get it done sooner since the weather had been cold the past few days and thought I might want to wear it. Now that’s what I call service.

I work for a certain woman’s RTW brand that caters to ladies who lunch. That said, when I get my allowance picks, most of all the dresses are a modest past-​the-​knee length. Apparently that’s the length Marilyn always wore.
Being no Marilyn, I need 4 – 6 inches lopped off my hems. My friend introduced me to Gina at Triple-​A saying she had worked miracles on clothing for her previously, and attributing her innate skills to the fact that she’s Italian. The first dress I brought there was something I described as «a dress a nun would wear to a funeral.» Black with a white foldover collar and elbow length sleeves. It needed to be a micro mini.
Gina pinned me up and we selected a new length, not quite micro mini but well above the knee. She tapered it at the waist too. «It’s like a whole new dress» she said, satisfied. I’ve since brought her two more dresses to shorten and taper in the skirt («this is more sexy»). I plan to bring my Rodarte for Target leopard dress in too, once I’ve found a nicer black nylon fabric for Gina to replace the too-​tight cheapy lining in there currently.
While I got fitted on this last visit there was a constant stream of customers, one who got a button affixed to his jacket as he waited and who was eternally grateful for the attention. There was also a couple complaining of lost socks, but the environment was always courteous, civil.