Prior to World War II, Mr. Lee came to the United States in search of the American Dream. He arrived in Seattle, WA on a ship from Canton, China. His final destination was New Orleans, LA. Taking the train across the country, he arrived in New Orleans with the aim of joining his uncle's family laundry business located at 1600 Dumaine St. French Quarter and Treme, he learned who his clients were and their needs. Building these relationships continues today as new generations of these families still bring their valued wardrobe to us today.
What a wonderful way to bring us joy this Friday! Thank you, Derek, a long time customer for over 25 years, for bringing us a Manny Randazzo king cake to share amongst the Q Lee Krewe! 👶
We know where Mrs Q Lee Claus got her outfit cleaned!
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Q.Lee 🎄
Our power is back on! We are open today, Friday October 30 with normal hours. We will close at 5.
#BlackAndGoldFriday at QLee! #whodat @ Q. Lee Cleaners https://t.co/0VrSPfI7cQ
#Cleanshow2015 in #Atlanta this weekend! Love the fun activities like back in #2013 in our city #nola @TheCleanShow http://t.co/Zu3Hf3ZeS0
Check out our solution to an old dress with a tough zipper. #alterations #nola #neworleans #MardiGras http://t.co/zNkWqGG9wo
Is your ball gown too long? Let us take care of you this #carnival season! #alternations #mardigras… http://t.co/7F4pl6Iaaw
Gathering together with employees and friends for the Annual Q Lee Christmas Party @ Q. Lee Cleaners http://t.co/PhzsDqKqNS
Our 2015 calendars are in! Stop by today and start planning for next year!! http://t.co/K3Lgh0XG53
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