UpperKutz Barber Shop, LLC

Great Experience!! Did an amazing thing for the Molokai community. Giving free back to school haircuts for all the students on Molokai!! Mahalo Upperkutz! Mauis Best Barber Shop!!!

Had my first cut there and imma tell you the barber djjay is awesome super respectful and I would go get my cut from him again yessah 🤙🏾

Normally I love my boyfriends hair style after he goes here but recently it was a no. We went in and of course I appreciate the staff being very nice and offering water to me as I wait for him but the hair cut was bad. It wasn't the worst but I did not like what I saw. My boyfriend has very long hair and needed a short hair style but when he was finished and came out, I saw one side had slight fade and the other side was not faded at all, just guide lines that needed to be faded. I love you guys but the lady he had at this visit did not meet the $52 worth that I paid for him to have a nice hair cut.

Normally I have gone here a few times and had no issues with my haircut by who im guessing would be the owner. This time I had someone else cut my hair and to say I overpaid for the disaster that I received. Extremely not happy with how my hair was cut. The individual does not know how to properly fade and left for what i could describe as hard pronounced stairs in my hair. Tried to contact the owner with no response. If I could give negative stars for the haircut I received, I would. Will not be returning again due to this incident. Stay far away if you dont want the same result.

My husband stopped by, interested in a quick cut. The 3 barbers there were just sitting on their phones and said they don't take walk-ins. My husband asked if he could make an appointment and one guy said he had an appointment in 30 minutes, he asked the other barbers if they wanted to cut my husband's hair and they straight up said "no." How do you run a service business like that? Especially a new one. I can understand if you're booked up, but they were just on their phones sitting at tables. At least have some common decency. There's a respectful way to decline business.