Maple Leaf Barber Shop

I hate to give bad reviews, but this guy completely butchered my sons hair and hairline. I mean BAD. I told him I didn’t care what hairstyle he did but to just make him look sharp because we have a scouts event today. I didn’t have the heart to tell the guy how bad the cut was so I paid and I left and I took him to another Barber to see if it can be salvaged. But I do not recommend. I have literally never seen a worse job. And from now on, if my mom is out of town, my son can wait for a haircut until she gets home to do it. I don’t trust anyone else to do it now.

Hidden Gem. If you want a great cut visit Devin, young and extremely passionate about his craft. 5 star service all around.

Please note this is a true story of what happened to me at this barber shop, it's not a joke. I walked into the barber shop and observed that most of the barbers are over 60 (nothing wrong with that, unless you don't want someone over 60 cutting your hair- one of the barbers was on oxygen). I got called to a chair by an old man and sat down gave him my glasses. The old man started cutting my hair, nothing unusual happened. About 10 minutes into cutting my hair he pulled out some scissors to cut the hair on the top of my head. I said, "Those scissors are nice, they look expensive." He told me that they're 10 years old and that they were 100$ when he bought them. They hurt though, I don't care how much they cost, every snip of my hair felt like one of my hairs (not all of them) was being up

My husband and I went today to get hair cuts at Marvin's Barbershop on King's Highway and Ralph gave us both the best haircuts we've ever had. Be sure to ask for Ralph Payne when you go in to get a haircut there. He does a great job.

Old time barbers. Does a decent job, can get busy. Schedule and appointment to get in quickly. Only cuts hair, doesn't have time for anything else. Rapport between barbers and guests is fake and disengenuos. Don't expect to make any real friends.