Happy Barber

Place only takes cash but does have an ATM inside. The haircut was decent with the fade but they said they could only trim so much off the top since I had pomade in my hair. Why not just use the spray bottle to get it to work better and cut?? The place was empty and maybe it was because it's not a great place. The worker wasn't very kind or talkative, when I finished the cut he handed out $6 and I was confused like ok what's that for. He said oh change haircut is $20. I said do you take card he said no and said there is an ATM and pointed out. Didn't know where it was but realized it was around the corner. After I paid him he looked surprised I tipped him and I said thank you bye and he said nothing in response. Will not come back as there is just many more options in the area and probably

I don’t know why I give them a chance over and over. This review is provoke from over 20 experiences here so it’s anything but hasty. Every barber has old clippers that cut you scratch you and over all make your haircut painful. They have no idea the difference between, low, medium, or a high fade. They have no idea how to make your hair even when cutting the top. Either they don’t understand you or they just do not care or listen to what you tell them for a haircut and just do whatever they want. Absolutely the worst establishment for a hair cut no matter who you are. Pls close your store and quit cutting hair, unless you decide to charge 3 dollars a fade cause that is the quality of your service.

The price was so cheap, 15 bucks, that alone made me nervous. And it was empty, and a barbershop. The lady who cut my hair was hard to understand. Despite all that, I ended up with a fantastic cut. She did a great job

Whatever the dudes name is in the corner by the ATM’s should not be allowed to cut hair bro

Barbers here seem like a couple/family business and one of them seems to be learning but they don't hide or try to cover it. Other than that, they did a great job covering each other Also, the guy didn't rush the job in spite of having to deal with a difficult case. He did what we asked then sprinkled a little bit of his opinions and suggestions afterwards. This is important because he can't try something then ask for our opinion (because we're the customer and he can't uncut anything we don't like) I really like that he measured frequently. He's obviously experienced and knows what he's doing but double checking his moves is the sign of a professional We also asked him if they did women's hair and he was honest and responded that he didn't know how yet but that the lady there often did fe