Two Brothers Laundromat

From the outside, I was a little nervous about going to the laundromat across the street from me. It’s not open at night, like the laundromat further down 118^th St. closer to 1^st Avenue. My roommate, however, swore by them. I figure, I do a lot of laundry, so it’s better to use the one closer to me, right?
Right. I can’t say enough nice things about this place. My only real complaint is that several of the washers appear as if they are missing buttons… which seems to be a little janky. That said, the dryer machines look pretty much state-​of-​the-​art, something you would not expect from a glance out the window. You can also leave your laundry there and come back; a feature not given to the 1^st avenue 24-​hour alleged ‘washing paradise’.
Despite not having quarter machines, the delightful bilingual staff will also make change if you are a few quarters short. They are always nice and delightful. In fact, Kay loves buying the nice woman who works there coffee for breaking change for her. They always say hello when I come in, and I’ve only used the facility 3 or 4 times. It’s a place where everybody knows my face, if they don’t yet know my name.
I wish it was a little big bigger, but I feel that about most places I go in New York. Even when the laundromat has been crowded, it’s never annoyingly so. And the neighborhood people who go in? Very nice and respectful. I would recommend this place for anyone who lives in the area. It’s delightful and wonderful. It makes me want to go there and do my laundry on the weekends.