Vogue Cleaners

We decided to try a new dry cleaner and on a whim tried Vogue Cleaners. We were greeted warmly and cheerfully by the (I am assuming) the owner. She told us how long her establishment has been in business. We asked if we could pick up the dry cleaning a day earlier than she first indicated and she gladly agreed. Picked up the dry cleaning without any issues. We will definitely use them again!

Dude, its a korean owned place yet i wash my pants and it is 8 bucks. Was I ripped off or what? I go to Cupertino and way higher class area and it was 2 bucks to clean my pants. I think my korean mama ripped me off. boo hoo… will not be back. Pants are clean and dont’ have holes I hope. Haven’t checked yet… Wayyyyy too expensive for dry cleaning I must admit.

first of all, $ 16.75 is way too high for a simple hem on a pair of pants. second, if you tell a customer they can pick up their pants on a certain day, they better be ready. Not only were my pants not ready, but not even in the store at all. the woman even tried to cover up the fact that she didn’t even know where my pants were! then she proceeded to make up excuses about them being sent off with someone to be hemmed but she doesn’t have that person’s phone number.
i will never use this place again. i agree with nate.

I cannot give a low enough rating. If you have any clothing of any value STAY AWAY.
I drop off a $ 300 dollar shirt, I get back one with holes in the sleeves and crushed buttons. I take it back as I assumed a dry cleaner who claims to be doing this for 25 years will gladly admit a mistake and rectify the situation, instead a I get a «It’s not my fault.» She then proceeds to attempt to read the label on the inside of the shirt, a shirt with tons of embroidery mind you. You would think they would be willing to do something, pay for it, or anything. I get nothing but «It’s not my fault!».
Don’t bother going here unless you hate your wardrobe.

We’ve all had our clothes shrunk, bleached, stained, torn, and otherwise obliterated by bad dry cleaners. Yes, there are high-​end cleaners who charge an arm and a leg for fabulous cleaning. But there are so many dry cleaners – can’t there be one that lets us pay a low price for consistently good work?
The answer is yes – at Vogue Cleaners. Vogue has been around forever, and the funky old sign above their front door proves it. So do all of the «Best of» award plaques you see behind the counter when you walk inside. I won’t go on and on, but I will tell you that I treasure my clothes, and Vogue Cleaners treats them as if they do too.
The owner is a charming woman, and each time I go in she treats me as if I am her most valuable customer (which I am soooo not). My clothes look exquisite each time I get them back from her, and she takes special care to remove spots and stains. This is how a good dry cleaner should operate – check Vogue Cleaners out!