Top of the line barber cutz

If you aren't Cuban or Puerto Rican don't bother going.

Barely speaks English and couldn't understand much. Was a very frustrating interaction.

I’m so glad to have found this barber shop for my (4yo) son! Bryan is fantastic, I highly recommend them!!!

Not quite sure how this shop has so many positive reviews… maybe I went on an off night..

I picked here because of all the good reviews and my normal barber is 45 minutes away.

I called ahead asked how much for haircut and beard trim was told $33 I asked cash only or card they said both. Nothing about card fee.

We will start with the Cons:

There were 3 people in the shop( I assume all employees) my barber barely says a word to me except what is absolutely required to cut my hair. The other two guys are have this long drawn out conversation in Spanish so loud I can barely hear my barber. Every once in a while my barber talked in their conversation in Spanish. I am the only customer in the shop and I don’t understand a word of Spanish. So this is totally rude to talk in front of someone else, especially a customer, who doesn’t know the language and this wasn’t a private type conversation. The conversation literally lasted the whole haircut.

I asked for a skin fade 2 on top and 2 on the beard. Barber started cutting hair on top then tells me it is a 3, at this point I have said #2 on top at least 3 times. He redoes it with a 2. Thats fine easy fix. He gets his straight razor ready and starts getting to work on my neck and beard line. While he trimmed my beard to the correct width, he also gave me some of the worst razor burn I’ve ever had. He used some type of gel not shave cream/lather, not sure what it was. As he was trimming beard he asked if I wanted eyebrows done too. I told him sure, no mention of extra cost. Not sure if extra charge is a normal thing for this, my usual shop doesn’t.

Like I said he trimmed my beard width correctly, but what I didn’t notice until I got home was he never even trimmed my beard’s length!

Also, if you don’t like being blasted with a compressed air hose at full force to move the loose hair from you , be careful, it is used A LOT!

After the cut he tells me it is $40! I said when I called I was told $33. Then he said $33 is beard and hair only, add 5 for brow trim( again my normal shop doesn’t charge for) then for card add $2 fee. One of the guys who were speaking Spanish earlier said if you don’t want to pay the fee you could use Zelle to send him the money. So I used that instead. Had I not questioned the prices I would have not been told about the Zelle use.

The razor burn will go away in a day or 2. The barber just needs more practice and maybe not use that mystery gel. But I’m more angry at the bait-and-switch of the prices. When someone asks cash only or card and you say both, that is a good time to tell the customer there is a card use fee. When the barber asked about trimming my brows, that is the time to say it is additional $5.

Now now for the Pros (this is short and sweet).

The shop is very well lit, it is extremely clean and new looking. The chairs are comfortable. They are open late enough to go afterwork.

Overall: I 9 out of 10 will not return even to try someone else. I’d rather drive 45 minutes and not get ignored the whole time and not have these hidden fees.