Fiesta Laundromat

The laundry mat is big with lots of machines, the lady who works here is the sweetest and they have parking available for people in vehicles.
Free wifi for customers!
The machines are a little overpriced and they don’t take coin/​cash or debit/​credit. which is the reason for the loss of two stars.

2 bad experiences, the first time I came in the washing machine was leaking and my clothes were not cleaned. That second time the $ 6 maxi load washer took my money and didn’t work and a crazy rude attendant started screaming that it was my fault and wouldn’t give me my money back. No manager on duty. I spent $ 20 to do 2 loads of laundry. Wtf.

Lame card system that all but requires you to put more money on it than you need. Leaving them with the change. I needed to split my clothes up between two dryers. The directions were more than ambiguous and the card system put the entire balance into one dryer. I’m not an idiot and I’ve used the same stack system at other laundromats in the past. When I asked the guy who was working I pretty much got a «Tough luck» response.

Please try to AVOID this place if at all possible. If your going there for the first time, good luck. The machines use these stupid cards instead of quarters, not to mention this place is almost twice as expensive as most other laundromat. Then you have the neighborhood crackheads and hookers to deal with in the parking lot. This joint is a total mess, once is enough for me, I’m never going back. P. S. all the machines are priced so that you always end up with money still on the card and guess what, no refunds, a total rip-​off.

This place is pretty nice.
Some things you should know:
No bike parking
The machines DO NOT take quarters, cash or credit/​debit. In order to use the machines you have to put cash (bills only) on one of their «Easy Cards», which are provided for free.
There’s always an attendant, who can break larger bills or exchange quarters for bills. He/​she might be hard to distinguish from other people just doing laundry, though.
ATM is outside
There are several flat screen TVs playing the news and other shows. Some in Spanish, some in English.
Free wifi. The password is right under the clock as you walk in.
Several outlets are provided and easily accessed
Bathrooms are available to use
Plenty of seating while you wait
Most importantly: open 24 hours!
This would be my regular laundromat of it weren’t so far from my house.

what i don’t like about this place:
–very very EXPENSIVE to wash your clothes! almost $ 5 – 8 for ONE DECENT WASH! keep that in mind!
–there isn’t very much parking around (but hey, it’s SF. what you expect i guess)
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what i love about this place:
–there is an employee there at ALL HOURS of the day!
–it’s open ²⁴⁄₇
–no need to carry quarters around, they ONLY accept dollar bills! and they have a bill-​breaker machine!
–machines, counter-​tops AND flooring are definitely much newer! which gives it a nice comfortable feel…
–STAINLESS STEEL drum inside the washers!
–the way it works is you get a laundry card that you use…

Coming here for laundry is a breeze. The facilities are kept clean, the machines are heavy duty, and it’s open 24 hours a day. Being the night owl that I am, this is a major perk.
Everything is pretty simple. You receive a money card after you deposit however much you decide, you stick the card into the machine, and voila, your clothes are sudsing away. Repeat the same method for the dryers. It’s $ 5 for wash and $ 0.75 for dry. This is quite the deal if you ask me.
This particular laundromat is called Fiesta for a reason. I don’t care if it’s 2 in the afternoon or whether it’s 3am, the multiple TVs throughout this location keeps the energy jumping. Being bilingual in Spanish might be a nice bonus. Although I’ve taken 4 years of Spanish throughout high school, I still can’t hold up a conversation too well. That still doesn’t stop me from enjoying the novelas and other Latin networks whenever I’m waiting here during the wash.
The workers are helpful, location is not sketchy, there’s a small parking lot for customers out front, and it gets the job done.
4 Stars all the way! Viva la fiesta!

I have been working so much and the clothes piled up on me. I am college student have a lot of clothes that I need to clean and pack for school. I hear about this place from Unilocal and thought I would try it out. When i first saw where the loctionwas I was uneasy but when I pulled up I relaxed and went on in…
It is really nice and the had amazing washers and dryers. I been here less than a hour and I am almost done with everything.
They have free wifi and everything. You load money up on a card and use it like that.
I will be coming back if i need to wash anything else. It is quick and fast…

Fiesta Laundromat is definitely a fiesta. My time here was efficient, pleasant, and AWESOME.
Not only were there plenty of washers and dryers to use, they are quick and actually CLEAN my clothes. The attendant was adorable and helpful when the vending machine wouldn’t work and overall, other guests were courteous to where I was sitting and folding clothes. The free wifi helped keep me entertained and overall, I have no complaints.
The only thing keeping this from a 5 star review is the obvious environmental infractions. Outside smells like a laundromat, I feel terrible for their neighbors.

One star for the laundromat!
One star for the whores!
Was there the other night when a gaggle of whores passed through. Maybe to freshen up between dates. (Do whores travel in gaggles? Packs doesn’t seem quite right. A group of whores, maybe? Definitely not a gang, maybe a flock. Yes, thats it, a flock of whores.)
Anyway, the laundry was open late night, but dryers dried very unevenly. One dryer, set on high, was almost cold to the touch, while another was as hot as an oven and melted a few of my logo’d shirts.
Wonder if I could have paid any of the flock to help fold?

Look– I don’t mean to sound rude but this lavendaria screams unprofessionalism. The simple fact that a laundry card (easy card) costs 49 cents and you can’t do any loads in increments other than quarters shows that they’re trying to rip people off. For instance, you can never actually get a 50 cent credit and the 49 cents just lingers on the card but can’t actually be spent. The double-​load machines don’t allow you to withdraw your decision if you don’t want to do your wash– in other words, once your card is in the machine, it already charges you. On top of that, the machine doesn’t open once the load starts– ridiculous! The hand dryer/​blower in the middle of the room is broken. The only reason this place earned a 2^nd star is that it’s open 24 hours. I’m just trying to give some constructive criticism here because there was a time that I came to this laundromat and was satisfied, but they’ve taken a huge step down in the past year.

One of the few 24 hour laundromats and accepts credit cards! The Washers and dryers are fairly new and work well. Has a small parking lot and can be busy. For entertainment they have Free wi-fi…and a dozen Flat sceen TVs playing your fav telenovellas.

Open 24 hours. As far as looks go it’s pretty clean and decent. They require you to use their easy card (instead of quarters) in $ 1 increments but all machines are less than dollar increments so you end up getting ripped off. Not coming back for that reason and why I am giving this a low rating. Also free wifi here but no plugs to power your laptop. Not my cup of tea. I would only recommend this place if you live a few blocks away otherwise try something else!

The people here could have been more helpful. I arrived on at 8:00am Sunday morning thinking the place would be empty but I was wrong. Not only were the staff really helpful to this Gringa but the clientele were equally outgoing and nice.
Alma, one of the women who works there went out of her way to make sure that I had washers near each other and She NEVER STOPPED CLEANING the place for the 2.5 hours I was there. The washers are supper clean and fast, the dryers are a little slow.

You folks know I’m all about convenience. This laundromat oozes convenience, and it does so on multiple levels.
#1. Open 24 hours!
#2. Free wifi! (I’m drafting this review LIVE in front of washer #19)
#3. These machines operate on a re-​loadable debit card system (no need to carry tons of quarters around with you).
#4. They have a parking lot!
#5. OPEN 24 HOURS!!!
#6. Well maintained and CLEAN!
#7. Restrooms!
#8. Abierto 24 horas!!!
Due to my insane work schedule, this laundromat works for me. And at 3:00 in the morning, the only people doing laundry here are me and the Capp Street hookers. Awesome!

Whenever I don’t feel like doing laundry back at my apt, I drag myself to this place full of mega-​maxi-​ultra load washers and dryers with centrifugal power that cycle fiercely like planet Mercury’s orbit. Keep your quarters in your pockets or mitten compartments, this place only does cards. You get a new card for 49 cents and add the value at the dispenser… you go back, you use the same card, simple :)
I admit I completely forgot how it really feels like while doing laundry at a laundromat like Fiesta, there’s nothing too salsa grande about this place, just bright UFO lights and a hunky manager. However, it’s the energy of clean harmony that I missed… you’d see hordes (depending on the hour) latino and asian families with kids behaving like unleashed ‘huahuas, a gigantic south pacific Samoan couple that reminded me of the huge Easter Island statues, and a few homelessers lurking around the dispenser hoping to steal your underwear. Nah, I’m kidding about this one. but it could though happen. My last time there, I uncovered a treasure! An Indian Rupee coin that reeked of fresh Bangalore curry… no I joked once again… but I actually found the coin and that’s a sign that I should go to India next! Oh… where’s my lavender sari?
This place could make do. It gets all my clothes out clean and dandy. It’s open 24 hours… a plus.

it may be a clean, functional laundromat – INSIDE. But have you ever looked on their roof? While they use solar panels, I can say as a neighbor that they do not care about the environment.
The vents are terribly maintained and are basically open exhaust pipes spewing lint and fumes into the windows and yards of neighbors 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They’ve also resisted requests by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to fix this problem.
If you care about the environment and being a good neighbor in the Mission, don’t be fooled by Fiesta.

A star off for taking away the free coffee and installing a coffee vending machine instead. Fiesta Wash is probably still the newest laundromat in the Mission and I am one of the lucky ones to live within a couple of blocks. I own an obscene number of socks due to my many years of buying «just one more pair» instead of doing laundry that day so I: heart: the huge ass washing machines and the efficient dryers.
I can dry a triple load of heavy cotton jeans in 50 minutes here. If it takes longer your machine is broken and you should inform the attentive staff who have apparently been instructed never to stand still but to walk around polishing the new stainless steel machines incessantly which is almost scary but you have to say they do sparkle.
Open 24 hours so you can do your laundry anytime. I recommend putting your dirty clothes together in the evening and hopping out of bed around sunrise to launder on your full morning caffeine rush. It’s *almost* painless, or as close to painless as going to a laundromat can get. Bring your own thermos of coffee though.

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A night owl special.
It’s the only 24 hour laundry that I just found out about at literally the 11^th hour. Everywhere else was closed, so I was happy to see this place. OMG yes. I was happy to see that all the machines were new and appeared to be in good working order. The attendant was cleaning so that’s a good sign. The people who come here at night are friendly. One guy helped me load my laundry, another lady I befriended changed my bag of quarters into dollars so I could get the easy pay card to do my laundry. she also gossipped with me in English and Spanish. a double loud is three dollars and after midnight drying is sixty cents every fifteen minutes. I think Dave Atell should come here for his insomniac show. He could spend all night here talking to the people. Had I known this place existed when i worked graveyard shift and was stone cold awake at four am, I would’ve come here to wash!
I think Dave Atell would feel right at home here.
Outside are wooden beach chairs, each with their very own «SAN FRANCISCO» ashtray attached to it. Burritos and beer are not too far away on Mission. Very kitschy. Now, I have an extra clean down comforter and all four loads of laundry are in a perpetual state of clean. Come here and enjoy watching the machines go around and a around and a aroundand a around and a around
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all it needs is an annex for bacon wrapped hotdogs and agua fresca out front and we’re set for laundry life.

I’m sitting at Fiesta right now. And I’m on the frickin’ internet!
The machines are well maintained, modern and generally fancy. The staff seem helpful. I love the swipey card system they use — no more Vegas-​style cups of quarters. I only wish there was a little more seating. On the other hand, while your ass gets cold sitting on the counter you can sip a cheap cup of hot chocolate.