El patron barbershop bar lounge

The cut was okay, but the overall experience was lacking. The barber wasn’t very engaging, I had to ask him how he was doing several time just to get barely any conversation going. The haircut itself was average and didn’t really stand out, though it was better than nothing. It felt rushed, or like he wasn’t fully into it. I still tipped $10 on a $35 cut, but I’ll likely look for a place next time where the service matches the price. I should have known when he was the only barber at work and no one else was waiting for a haircut.

I've seen this place during my many visits to Lowe's Foods, and was intrigued with the "Lounge/Cigar' approach though a bit put off by the dark tint. Read the reviews, got a sense of the services and cost before heading over. In spite of the previous blatantly emotional press, it was evident that Charles was a professional at his craft, one who takes pride in his work. Some of these past comments strike me a being a bit overly concerned about their touchy-feely issues. I mean really... You want someone to be your new best friend, pat you on the back and listen to your life's story? Get a dog or join the Masons. You want a child psychologist to cut hair and provide a low-sensory therapy for your child? Dunno about you, but MY rate would start at what Elon Musk is getting paid, versus his

Do not I mean do not go here!!!! I took my son here and the owner was very rude. He doesn't have any business sense about him, very cold and very Distance. He wanted to charge me $130 to cut my son hair and to Style it . He did a horrible job. He didn't even look like he got a haircut. I will never go back here again. This place needs to be shut down its no wonder it was no one in there and it look like he didn't have any other barbers working there.

This barbershop should be closed down for blatant discrimination against individuals with autism. Yesterday my husband and two sons went for back to school haircuts for my children. My 16 year old son has autism and part way through the haircut the man working stopped the cut, asked my husband if he had autism, told my husband that my husband should have made him aware of the autism in advance, and told him "there is nothing more I can do." His haircut was not finished and he refused to finish the cut. My autistic son left crying. My neurotypical child witnessed the discrimination. The man attempted to charge my husband for the unfinished cut. When my husband refused to pay for an incomplete service, my husband was told that he shouldn't pay for either haircut, and he and my kids were not

Lived in Wake Forest for 9 years and this was the best haircut yet! I’ll be back soon, and I plan to slam some beers while I’m there!