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Locker Room Haircuts is a sports-themed barber shop in Lubbock, TX, specializing in haircuts for kids and men. The shop offers a variety of haircut options and prices, making it potentially suitable for simple haircuts. Customers can enjoy a cold beer and watch the game while getting their hair cut. The shop also sells men's grooming products. While some customers report positive experiences and praise certain stylists, others note that the quality of haircuts can be inconsistent. Wait times can be long, especially on weekends, and customers recommend checking in online or calling ahead to inquire about wait times. Prices can also be high depending on the chosen haircut. Location is convenient for students as the shop is near campus. However, customers who require more intricate haircuts might want to consider other options due to the potential for inconsistency in results.
I've been getting my haircut with Sam for over a year and she doesn't disappoint. As a college student that's not from Lubbock, I know I can always trust Sam with my hair. Not only is her attitude amazing, but her quality of work is next level! I highly recommend Sam for all your haircut needs!
The stylist was very friendly, but that was the only positive of the experience. The sign outside said “no wait”, the check-in computer said “12 minute wait”, and the actual wait time was a little over a half hour with no one else in the shop. My haircut was unfortunately done poorly and I had to see another barber to fix it.
No professionalism whatsoever. Got in as they opened at 9am on a Wednesday because I had an interview that morning. Im a pretty regular customer at this location as I live in the apartments nearby. Normally, when I walk in it's not this early but I had to be there early so I can look as professional as possible for my interview. on a normal basis I'm greeted with a sincere welcome and offered a beverage which, I normally decline, and then I sign in and either wait or go take my seat in the barber chair. This morning I received the worst half-@55ed $20 haircut. I did not get any conversation nor asked any specifics for my haircut or asked anything about my hair other than "how do you want it". I realize this is no barber shop where men pay $40+ for a haircut but I expect professionalism if I'm paying for it. I hope "Araceli" learns what it means to be a professional at their job and everything that entails being a payed employee. If the work environment is not satisfactory, then please look for another job!