Magazine Laundromat

3.5÷5 for what it is.
alright. this is a laundromat. if you are looking for a michelin star experience, you cray. if you are looking for a reasonably priced wash and dry with lots of machines, then you can find that here. i’ve never had trouble finding one of the big machines to use, which will run you $ 4.25 for a long wash that can easily tackle many piles of clothing. many carts to run from machine to machine, and to many folding tables. TVs will allow you to get your saints and socks going at the same time.

Been coming here for years. Close and easy! Try not to go on weekend or evenings though cause it gets crazy busy.

What can I say about a laundromat. I chose it because it had parking. The machines got the beer, booze and other noxious unknown bodily fluid out of clothes, clothes we might have thrown away. I think I will wear a jumpsuit next time I decide to be naughty.

It’s a laundromat folks. No frills necessary. Working machines, clean, they even let me turn on Jeopardy! You may have to ask for toilet paper but they keep the vending machines stocked and they are always smiling. Happy fluffing and folding boys and girls

*rude/​grumpy service
*Dirty
*I wasted extra quarters on each machine because I had to push the rest down.
*nasty bathroom had no hot water nor something to dry your hands on.
Well at least my clothes are clean. I think.

I’ve been using the wash and fold service here for over a year, love it! Things are usually done same-​day, or occasionally next-​day (usually if drop-​off is after 3pm or if they’re very busy). Both of the women who work there are always very nice.
In a over year I’ve had one small issue, which was partly my fault– they called and said a white shirt had gone in with a green one and been dyed light green, and asked if I wanted them to bleach it. Not thinking I said yes– and arrived to find that it had originally been a light green shirt I’d forgotten was in the wash. So that after a year I don’t consider a problem. Especially since they handled it so well.
I also love that the price includes detergent and softener, and they have unscented products they’ll use instead if you request it for nothing added.

Favorite wash & fold service in New Orleans. The only thing better than clean drawers is having someone else clean your drawers– and fold em too!
I’ve always gotten a smile from the lady behind the counter and have had many positive experiences over the past year and a half I’ve used them. Great place:)

Went here out of necessity when my building’s dryer jammed up and luckily made it in time before their deadline to start a dryer. The machine deadline struck me as slightly odd; I’d probably had been more annoyed about it had I had the time to ponder it, but all I cared about was getting my wet, post-​washer clothes dry.
The space seemed to me like a typical laundromat, but I’m also not a laundromat frequenter. There weren’t many people in there, the janitor was in the midst of cleaning the place for the night, I was able to find a bench to wait my 35 minutes, and they were blasting «The Voice» on the tvs and the overhead. However, I did ask the cashier/​washing lady a simple question about the whole racket, and got a very rude retort. Thankful I don’t have to go back.

The only nice thing I have to say about the place is the price of the dryers. The staff was pushy, rude and insulting to its customers. The janitor acted like manager and ordered customers around. His only concern was going home. The machines didn’t work correctly making my wash take twice as long. The staff, while knowing the machines weren’t working correctly, wouldn’t allow me to fold my clothes when they came out, because it was too close to closing and they refused to wait. — Never going there again.

***DON’T USE THIS PLACE!!!***
I took advice from Unilocalers and decided to go here because of the price and the remarks saying they are reliable. 14 lbs of laundry which came to $ 14. I was happy about the price BUT I knew something was off when I walked in. When I returned to pick my laundry up it was folded nicely in a bag. When I came home and UNFOLDED the laundry it was totally ruined with black streaks and dried old soap up and down my sheets and ALL my clothes! who ever took it out MUST have seen this and just folded it right up anyway.
The pants I left for dry cleaning were «accidentally washed». I called and asked to speak to a manager and they refused to give me his number and said he is there every Thursday from 9am-​3pm THESE ARE my work hours. there is no way to contact him or for them to fix it without him seeing the clothes AND meeting me. The woman LAUGHED when I asked if they reimburse. BASICALLY:
GO TO MAGAZINE LAUNDROMAT= Your Clothes WILL be ruined (or take a chance?)+ NO reimbursement + impossible to see the manager+ don’t trust they will fix it anyway = :(:(:(ruined laundry /​sad times.
find another spot.

I’ve been using their wash and fold service now for about a year. It’s priced right at $ 1.00/pound. They have been consistent with good service and timeliness. I haven’t noticed anything missing. If I drop off at 9am it is usually ready to pick up by 2pm. I’m always greeted with a smile, but that may be because I tip them a little each time. My only complaints are… they are cash only which can be an inconvenience since there are no ATM’s really close by. Also, sometimes my darks come out a little faded after multiple washings. Not sure if it’s the detergent they use or what. Not really a big deal for me, but thought it was worth mentioning. Overall, they are close, provide a good service and haven’t lost anything, so I’ll continue to use them.

$ 1 per pound, wash, dried, folded = excellent.

We’ve had to stop using this place for laundry despite it’s convenient location because the machines are always broken. One day I needed to remove an entire load out of an XL washing machine because the start button was so worn off and it wouldn’t start. As we were doing this, the owner (?) was very rude and said it wasn’t the machine, we just didn’t know how to use it. She finally walked away when it wouldn’t start for her either…

Large place, well located. My clothes came out very clean, though I wish there were lint traps in the dryers… I have a dog and still have fur on my clothes, even after an hour in the dryer! I’m happy with the experience overall, though, and will be back here.

For drop-​off service: UGH! I had to switch laundromats after they kept losing my stuff. Last time I dropped of was when I recieved some fat guy’s boxers. I guess he may have my Lacoste shirt. Oh well. Next.

I’ve washed a lot of dirty drawers in this and many other towns, and poopstains all come out the same, but the irritation of hubbub and crying around you can make that shit do or die. If you’re not a boob you know to only do laundry during school hours and never on the weekend. It’s just asking for trouble. Also, new New Orleanians need to know that Monday is our laundry day, hence the red beans and rice Mondays. Simmer down now.
This place was my laundry of choice when i needed it for 3 main reasons and any number of smaller ones irrelevant to most of the rest of world:
1. Local, Vietnamese owned. Yup, i drive a honda. what of it?
2.Trustworthy staff. The end of the review will shine this one.
3.Parking, food, cornerstore, drugs, bars, spas, and tattoos are but feet away. If you’re going to sit around a laundry all day, might as well have some things to occupy your idleness. And if you bring a book or work, theres ample seating and light to guide your way.
The 5^th star comes from the DROP OFF SERVICE. By-​the-​pound (smart business model; easy for you to save money by sorting a little better), they’ll take your junk in a jiff (best to bring in a garbage bag cause it don’t weigh nothing) and a day later its ready, pressed and folded anally (heh), ready for you to put your drawers on.
This is where the trustworthy story comes in. I’ve used the drop-​off service many times, usually when i was either ballin’ or just too damn lazy to deal. In one of the former times, i’ll admit i was drinking a bit much (and in this neighborhood that’s saying something), so there’s no excuse, i happened to leave my laundry with all my rent and bill money still folded in a deposit slip in my pants pocket, and of course i didn’t even notice.
So i get the laundry the next day and right there, on the pile, wrapped in the plastic bag like it was nothing was my 1800 simoleons, stacked as neatly as the socks and underwear they were placed upon. The lady who handed me my laundry back said «be careful next time» with a smile, and she never said another word about it since. I’d have never known where that money went without that clearly nonchalant and true bit of honesty. Never even mind my clothes felt looked and smelled fresh and Mommed. In fact, i still to this day call that woman Mama.

I can understand the previous posters’ dilemmas with this laundromat. However, I can say my experience was quite good:
clean
cordial attendant
large capacity dryers ad washers
Now, I went on a Saturday AM. Almost exactly at 10AM, as I was finishing up, the place filled with families and those getting a late start to the morning. It also seemed that was the point the AC stopped working. That was my cue to leave.
Next time, I’ll skip the farmers’ market and open the doors to this place and miss the cacophony of crowds altogether.

I had two huge comforters that needed washing. The lady behind the counter did nothing but smile and ask my instructions for washing: ie, bleach no bleach. They were washed, dried, and folded neatly, all in 2 hours. They smelled great for over a week. Some may think $ 20 for 2 comforters is high, but considering how clean they were and how wonderful they smelled, it was totally worth it. They did an awesome job. So good, that when I finish writing this review, I am dropping off my regular laundry!!!

2.00 for the small washer, 3.00 for the medium and 4.00 for the large is a little steep.
People hog the clothes carts. They sit there with death grips on them so when their wash is done in 35 minutes they’ll have a cart while I have to dump my clothes into my laundry bag to move them to the dryer. I would like to see this place not allow customers to hold onto carts, that way, everyone can use them.
On the weeknights, it isn’t bad, but avoid it like the plague on the weekends. Unless you want to fight for a cart, and be surrounded with insanely misbehaved kids, then go Saturday or Sunday morning.
The bathroom is disgusting, you’d have a better experience walking down to a bar, like the Buddha Belly or Le Bön Temps, seriously.

You can’t give a place a bad review just because another customer doesn’t have the proper parenting skills…
This place has lots of machines that are clean and work. The staff working there are nice and helpful. I thought $ 2 for each wash and $ 0.25 for 7 minutes for the dryer was a little expensive. Overall, my clothes are clean and I am happy.