South Street Laundromat

Great clean place to do your laundry. Machines look close to new. The whole foods is down the street. Get some snacks and clean duds.

Very clean and long hours. Help is very nice too. South street, well you know, is south street.

Was desperately looking for wash and fold service. Came in after lunch looking to pick up the following morning, owner wasn’t sure what time she would be in the following morning due to Drs appointment so stated she would have it ready within 4 hours! Great service and great price.

The owner keeps this place very, very tidy and the coin machine is always full. There’s a cute little patio out back that is nice to sit at if your waiting.

After being at other laundry places in the city this one is decent, clean, patio to sit outside while waiting and a quarter gets 6 minutes of drying time! Not bad for city business.

I’ve had to use quite a few laundromats through the years and I’m very impressed by this one. It’s about two blocks from my apartment and we use it about once a week. They have the giant, industrial washers that fit multiple loads, which is perfect for when we let our laundry pile up to a ridiculous amount.
The woman who runs the place has always been very sweet and keeps the place VERY clean.
They have laundry service if you want to drop your stuff off. I often see people coming in to pick up their stuff, although I have never used it myself.
My favorite part about the laundromat is the patio out back. In the warmer months, I love to bring a cold drink and a good book to read while I’m waiting. There is a table with an umbrella and benches to sit. Every wall is covered in a mosaic which looks exactly like the work of Isaiah Zagar who designed the Philadelphia Magic Gardens which is about 2 blocks away. The patio is covered in plants and flowers and is quite a lovely place to sit on a warm, sunny day!

This review is really not a review, per se. I went today a little after 8am with a bag of wet laundry because my dryer is out! the sign says they are open at 730 so I’m like huh why is the door locked. I see a woman so I knock. She tells me they aren’t open cause they had a fire yesterday. I said why don’t you have a sign on the front door. She points to city ordinance sign in fluorescent orange that even I a native speaker of the english language cannot make out means they are closed till repairs are done. I asked her if she wanted me to write a sign but she shooed me away. I hopped in yet another cab and went to awesome laundromat at 10^th and spruce!