Cahill Cleaners

I’ve been coming here for a while because it’s within walking distance, but they advertise opening at 7:00 AM. The fourth time I walk over with my clothes to find them closed is too much. (Last time waited until 7:20). Sorry, but I don’t have time for that.

I have used this cleaner for a while since they are very convenient, I have found the cleaning service to be fine, but not great. I recently brought in a shirt that I wanted very specific alterations done on, which were disregarded. The lady in the shop argued with me when I asked her why my instructions were not followed and told me she «knew what looked best.» I tried to talk to her about it, but she just became hostile and I left, having paid for a job that I could have done better myself. I would not recommend getting alterations done here. Honestly, what bothered me most was the way I was treated when I pointed out that what I had asked for had not been done — I guess the customer here does not matter as much as the opinion of the seamstress (which seems to be that the easiest fix is better than what you want/​paid for).

I’ve been using Cahill Cleaners for my clothes over the last few years. Great place and great service!

Used this place once when I needed to get some pants hemmed for a wedding. Took it in Tuesday and told her I needed it by Thursday because I was going out of town for the wedding. Went back Thursday afternoon to pick it up and she told me she forgot about it. She then said she would do it right away and come back after work. She said she would do it now and would be ready in an hour. Told her that i needed to go back work but will be back before they closed. I went back at 445p to pick it up and found they closed early. They suck! Should’ve checked reviews. Stay away from this place

I don’t know why small business people think they can insult and ridicule you and you are going to keep giving them your money.
the owner, I think her name is Cindy, used to be fat. When I brought a size 4 classic Jones New York wool pencil skirt to her to have the lining repaired, she held it up and screamed at me, with her husband laughing in the background, «You! You don’t wear a size 4! You too fat for this!» I told her that yes, it did fit, but that it was sized a little large, probably more of a 6. Like I need to explain my size to a dry cleaner.
I was astounded at her boorish behavior, reminiscent of the Soup Nazi on Seinfeld, but since she did repair the lining satisfactorily, on another occasion I needed a tailor. I had a vintage 1940s red velvet sheath dress that I had worn on Halloween to dress up like Joni from Mad Men. Because the fabric was old, the first time I reached for something in the car, the sleeves under the arms tore.
Again, this rude, obnoxious woman holds up the dress and berates me. The dress was so old it didn’t even have a size on it according to our current sizing system. «You can’t wear this! Why repair it? It too small for you!» She’s so insulting I thought why am I defending myself and explaining irregular sizes to this angry ogre.
Not to mention she charged me $ 40 to repair the dress and $ 30 the lining.
«I need to see you more!“she shouted at me as I was leaving. In other words, bring me your money, you stupid customer. Yeah, if I’m a masochist.
Do all Chinese treat white woman this way? I’m beginning to think so. I have never had a good experience int he North Bay or South Bay with Chinese woman, at work or in shops. I’m beginning to thinnk that they are racist.

Took in clothes for alterations and was told to pick up on Monday. Dropped in on Tuesday and clothes were not ready for pick up as promised. Woman kept calling me «Dear» like it made it ok. Not too professional.

This place is run by a horrible woman.
I dropped off a dress that had three small black marks, like scuffs, on it, probably from sitting in a black metallic chair at a wedding. She immediately told me she would try but doesn’t guarantee to get out anything. After this abrupt and aggressive comment I knew the marks would still be there, but I was really just looking to have it cleaned.
I return and the dress still has the black (no big deal) but now it has a few red spots (like rust) at the top and along the waist. They are very small, but very obvious on the white and light blue background.
When I pointed them out she started yelling and told me it was part of the design of the dress and she only sees blue. She kept pointing to other blue spots on the dress and telling me, «that’s not red.» No it’s blue, but the new red spots are red.
She called me a horrible customer, said I was trying to rip her off, that she doesn’t play games in the morning, and then called me a bitch twice. As a side note, I was calm as all good Southern girls know you catch more bees with honey, until the end when she did get a «bitch» in return and a warning of my coming Unilocal review.
I can’t believe I paid the outrageous $ 12 she charged me either! I’m a runner, but she’s crazy, and sometimes crazy can move pretty fast.

Pro: Quality of dry cleaning appears to be good.
Cons: Every time I come the unit prices change. I have a lot of dry cleaning so the swings in pricing have nothing to do with volume. I have brought in a dress and had it dry cleaned for $ 8.80 and the next time it was $ 10. My shirts vary from $ 4 to $ 4.50 on the same shirt. I have asked why the variation and if I could see a price sheet and was told the owner determines the pricing each time. I am done with the price swings and am taking my consistent high volume business to a business with a price sheet.

I liked this place at first, mostly as an excuse to go to Hannah’s café next door while I drop off dry cleaning, but no more. I thought that going here would be safer than trying to clean my nice dress cloths myself, I was quite wrong. They stained two of my expensive dress shirts. I only own three. I wouldn’t be so annoyed if it was not for the fact that finding cloths which fit me is stupidly difficult and expensive. They’re $ 80 shirts after all the sales discounts. It took me about eight different stores and too many hours of my time just to find three worthy dress shirts. To add salt to the wound, I was wearing my dress cloths to the office since the CEO and CFO of the company I work for were having a lets visit the office week.
I’ve only been to this establishment twice. First time I had no issue, lady was nice and cloths were clean.
Cahill Cleaners, if you ever wish to correct your mistake, I’ll reconsider my review and will attempt to utilize your services again.

We used this cleaner for convenience because we live in Cahill park. I’ve had multiple pieces that have come back with stains still on them & 1 pair of suit pants that came straight from being tailored at men’s wearhouse ruined. I’m still ok that mistakes happen if a business makes some effort to make it right (we run our business this way for years). The Asian lady (I assume owner) as soon as you start to explain, rudely cuts you off & says they didn’t do it. You can’t even explain anything to her.
I’m not sure how theses others left 5 stats unless asked by this lady but this is far away from good service. I rarely write bad reviews but Cahill cleaners has earned it!

1– There are no price lists and they do not tell you the cost at drop off like other local businesses. They will tend to stick by whatever they write down on the ticket but only if you’ve asked for the cost. If you don’t ask? Well… they won’t write anything down and you could return to a $ 100 surprise.
2– They are often closed during their posted morning hours. If you can’t make it to work by 8, don’t post that you open at 7am?
3– The owner speaks in a degrading manner. If you want to think lesser of yourself today, she’ll definitely help you out.
Between the prices, attitude, and poor business practices I’ve seen here, I will not come back. I wouldn’t suggest you take your chances with this shop when there are other more genuine, kind, honest businesses nearby.

The owners are such a delight – the most friendly service ever. Consistently quick turn and good care for my clothes.

we have been coming here for years and were wondering if we are either getting fatter or if they are shrinking our clothes. This morning I put on my new favorite sweater (brand new $ 200) and it is shrunk by 2 sizes, sleeves are short and overall length as well. we will take our business elsewhere. also they are very expensive

I brought in a dress for dry cleaning that had a sash/​belt which wasn’t there at pickup. When I tried to talk to the manager she refused to help look for it and said it was impossible they lost it. I called the subcontracting dry cleaner Cahill sends their clothes to and they had the belt and were very helpful. It must have fallen off the dress during dry cleaning. The fact that the manager at Cahill wasn’t even willing to look for it or help and was argumentative when I was trying to be nice was completely unprofessional. I won’t be going back even though I have been a customer for over a year. The rest of the staff are very nice.

Way over priced for what they offer in terms of service. Find better deals elsewhere.

Very unprofessional. Posted hours on Saturday are 9 – 5. I arrived at 3:15 to find the store closed. A sign posted said they would return at 3:45. I returned at 3:45 to find them still closed. I needed my laundry; so I had to wait until 4:10 when the attendant finally returned. $ 23 for 2 pairs of pants, a sweater and 4 shirts to be laundered seemed like a reasonable price. That is until I got my clothes home. They appeared to have not even been cleaned. And the shirts were all just as wrinkled as when I first brought them in. They are not available during posted hours. Nor can they perform the services for which they are in business. I’ll be using another cleaner from now on.

I’ve been going to Cahill Cleaners for the past 5 years and am a huge fan. Even though I come in with piles of clothes to dry clean (we’re talking months worth), they are still able to crank them out and have them ready in a couple of days. Nancy is always super friendly and remembers my name. She was even able to hem a bridesmaid dress for me a few days before the wedding. I had a few days to spare, and she was prepared to do it in an hour. As long as I’m living in the area, Cahill Cleaners will be my dry cleaners of choice!

Came in here several months ago to drop off a dress shirt that needed to be ironed. I was given a pick-​up time, and returned on-​time to pick up my item. When I arrived, the item had not been pressed, so I had to wait more. The final thing that caused my dissatisfaction was that I had to pay $ 10 for them to press ONE dress shirt. Absolutely absurd. I should’ve just bought an iron. Never coming here again…

I have used them a few times now and twice I went to pick up my dry cleaning and they were closed. There was no note or anything. I called and the machine was turned off. This is not professional at all. I really needed my clothes for a special event and they did this. I forgave them once but not a second time. I’m sorry but I will go somewhere else for my dry cleaning. They lost a customer due to their uncaringness of their customers time.

I recently cheated on Cahill Cleaners for another place… this other place (Moon’s) gave me the worst service and it was a reminder to me how AMAZING Cahill cleaners is.
I’m always get greeted with a smile. The ladies who work here always make me feel appreciated and valued.
They go out of their way to do a great job.