New Maytag place has "save .50 cents" wednesdays on certain washers and dryers.

Dee Independent was always my choice when I had to use a laundromat. If you sit in the right spot while waiting for your cloths to wash, you are also pretty much guaranteed to see at least one person trip on a certain section of their floor.

I really like the one next to the Super One on Kenwood and Arrowhead. I believe its called Kenwood Laundromat

The one up by Menards in Hermantown has a bar attached.

I love the Wash Bucket next to Harrison Community center in Lincoln Park. It's owned by a friendly Greek man who is full of tales - some fictional. There's free coffee & donuts on Sundays and if there is ever a problem, you can call him and he'll drive from his home in Esko to solve it.

It used to be called "Julie's Wash Bucket" but Greek man says he dropped the Julie after his divorce. His wife says that's a crock of Sh$#.

Kenwood Laundromat rocks. Do all laundromats do this now --> you get a card and add money to the card via debit/credit card? No more quarters. 

Also very clean machines and a tidy waiting room.


I've also used the one by the Piggly Wiggly but the one in Kenwood is just so much better.

When I lived in Seattle, I used to do my laundry at a place down the street form my building in Belltown called Sit and Spin. Essentially, it was a laundromat with a cafe attached that sold coffee, light fare (soups, sandwiches, etc) and beer. It also boasted board games, funky sparkle vinyl booth benches and regular poetry slams fuckalls.

What a concept.

Do they still have birds above the washers and dryers in the one next to B. Union?  It was always dirty (20 years ago) when I used it.  Although I still take the heavy stuff to a laundry.  Dee is good for dry cleaning but the w & d's are old.  Maytag is newer and cleaner than most but often busy except for early and late.  There's one on 9th street and its owned by a guy who live across the street.  Independent business, so you could support the little guy?

The Wash Bucket in Lincoln park is the best one by far. The Russian man that owns it is extremely friendly, and you can sometimes catch a game of cribbage with him. I would never go anywhere else.