Franco's Barbershop

I've been taking my son to Shannon @ Franco's Barbershop at Rizzeri's for the past several years. My son turned 18 earlier this year and he's still loyal to Shannon. He said that nobody else is allowed to cut his hair. My son typically gets a dry cut every 6-8 weeks and it costs about $50 including a $10 tip. Yes, it's on the pricey side, but Shannon is consistently good with his haircuts, so it's worth it.

Shannon is great barber. Later in the day I was food shopping and another barber complimented my haircut. My only reason for one star was the price. Once I seen it was part of Rizieri, I knew it was going to be expensive but $70 plus tip ! Sorry Shannon, it’s not you but I won’t be back.

Shannon takes great care of myself and my son. While the cut is more expensive than other shops, the value received is also greater. I never feel rushed in and out of the chair, and the attention to detail is unmatched.

Terrible experience - he seemed surly and completely disinterested in what he was doing. Asked for a beard trim and was promptly buzzed down way too short on one side only. He botched the neckline, cheeks and for some reason left my chin whiskers about twice as long as everywhere else. He also seemed genuinely annoyed to learn I had used beard oil which seemed odd since beard oil was included in the very package they were providing me. He had a very confused look on his face several times throughout the awkward ordeal. I left and immediately went to Sport Clips where a much friendlier staff managed to salvage what was left for half the cost.

The barber cut it even, but a lot shorter than I wanted. I wanted the top the same length, took an inch off. Also thinned out my side burns, which I said I wanted left alone. The barber on near the window isn't that bad, and this review isn't about him. As I said, he cut it evenly, though next time I am going to a salon.