About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd—an old shirt, freshly cleaned and pressed, seemed to be watching him from its hanger. The more he looked, the more it appeared to follow his movements around the shop. Startled, the driver placed the shirt back on the counter, only for the owner—a friendly older gentleman—to smile and say, ‘Just our newest employee, Mr. Button-up. He’s learning to blend in.’
2. Late one night, a delivery driver heard an unusual announcement over Superior Cleaners’ intercom: ‘Attention, please collect your shirts immediately. They’re dancing in the display window.’ Curious, he approached the window and saw nothing but neatly pressed shirts swaying gently to unheard music. Smiling, he shrugged it off as another oddity of the late-night city. The next morning, however, his own shirt was delivered with a note: ‘Sorry for the dance party last night—we had too much fun!’
3. One day, a delivery driver pulled up outside Superior Cleaners & Shirt. ‘Hey,’ he said aloud, checking his watch. ‘It’s already nine o’clock—why is there always a line?’ Finally, an old lady in front turned around and smiled. 'Oh, dear,' she said gently. 'They’re just waiting for your shirt, honey.' The delivery driver blushed, realizing his mistake. From then on, he always double-checked before making such comments.
4. One afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up outside Superior Cleaners & Shirt. The air was filled with an unexpected scent—a sharp, yet familiar aroma of freshly baked bread mingling with the usual chemical whiff of dry cleaning solvents. As he approached the door, the smell grew stronger—almost like someone had left a fresh batch of babka in the shop’s vestibule. Confused but intrigued, the delivery driver peeked inside and found nothing out of place. Then, from behind him, a voice said, ‘Hey, you’re blocking my bakery!’ Turning around, he saw a grinning baker waving from across the street. 'Superior Cleaners & Bakery,' the baker shrugged. 'Guess I’ll just have to keep baking better than they clean.'