Get a Head Start on Spring Cleaning at Lincoln Square’s Local Dry Cleaners

Spring is right around the corner, and that means spring cleaning is upon us! Start the season off right at one of Lincoln Square’s many locally owned dry cleaners. Whether you’re pulling a seasonal coat out of the closet or donning a bedazzling gown for a spring gala, we all have laundry that needs cleaning, and we all want our most prized garments to receive the treatment they deserve. They’re in good hands at one of Lincoln Square’s locally owned dry cleaners. 

Our dry cleaners are the small businesses making Lincoln Square a more livable place. With service and a smile, they bring community to our neighborhood and help bridge the connection between residential and commercial life that Lincoln Square does so well.

With 10 dry cleaners in the district, there’s something for everyone.

If you’re looking for a self-serve laundromat along with your dry cleaning, head to Excellent Cleaners on West 67th Street. Their user-operated washers and dryers complement their “excellent” dry cleaning service. Plus, you can easily pop over to Old John's Diner across the street for a meal while you wait.

If you’re on the go and don’t have the time to go in-store to a cleaner, Lincoln Terrace and Tower West Cleaners both offer free pickup and delivery services. You can schedule these services to your needs on their websites. 

Are you looking to try something new? J’s Cleaners offers 20% off services for the first month when you open a new account. They’re also offering all customers 50% off cleaning any size comforter through March 31st. How’s that for a first impression? 

That’s not all that Lincoln Square’s dry cleaners have to offer. Many of our local businesses also provide services such as custom tailoring, winter storage, and more. Check them out for yourself to see how they can handle all of your garment-care needs at your convenience.

For more details on all of the dry cleaners in the district, visit our Neighborhood Guide and filter under “Services” and “Dry Cleaners.” 

Lincoln Square BID intern Matthias Lai, a student at Fordham University at Lincoln Center, wrote this story.