This has honestly been the single worst experience I've had with a barber shop or salon, I used to…read morego to a salon but the owners retired so I had to find a new place and after seeing the great reviews I chose Supremes. I can't speak to the skills of the other barbers that work here but unfortunately for me I got Ron. I have long hair and what I asked for was a simple maintenance cut, even out the length and take about 2 or 3 inches off, what I got was a butcher job a 5 year old could have performed...he took more like 5 or 6 inches off the right side and 3 inches off the left leaving it very noticably uneven the back is the same it gets gradually uneven from right to left. The thing that bothers me most is he had me turned away from the mirror the whole time otherwise maybe I could have stopped him before he butchered my hair. I have a hard time believing a barber could be this incompetent to the point I almost question if Ron did this intentionally, needless to say I'll never be stepping foot back in this place again and I suggest anyone considering having their hair done here to think twice.

If I could give negative stars I would. Do not go here for service. Called on Labor Day for pricing…read moreand hours of operation and was told that since it's after hours and a holiday that a funky ass hair cut would be $40 for a child at that. Talk about giving the black business a bad rap. This owner and stylist should be ashamed of themselves.

Shaun is dope, great vibes and conversation once I find a good barber I don't go anywhere else. I…read morealways book an appointment. I don't walk in.

Shaun is the best. He has been cutting my hair for 4 years now. Wouldn't go anywhere else. I love…read moregoing there because the vibe is cool. Lyla

Service is great, I usually go to Krean and she always cuts me right. The atmosphere is chill too,…read morereminds me of the old school barbershops.

Everyone was nice and welcoming as I came in but when it came to cutting my hair,,, bro did not do…read morewhat I asked for. I have very thick asian hair and with the style I have/want it needs to be cut in a specific way- I asked for an area to not be touched at all to let it grow out and eventually go over the parts I asked to be shaved so it'll be thin to touch! but no!! dude went to shape my hair how he thought was best and to his style but that was literally the exact opposite of what I asked for!! albeit the fade he gave me is good but it doesn't excuse that I now have to wait even longer for the top layer to grow out so I can get someone who understands what I want to buzz the bottom layer. Not Returning. Edit: Nahhh I straight up told you not to touch the top of my hair. You're lying through your teeth when you say you did exactly what I asked for. You completely disregarded what I said, and cut hair from the top without even telling me because you just do whatever you want to do. Obviously you don't understand how thick asian hair grows out and you don't listen to the people that come into your shop or take the time to explain what you're going to do.

I've known of and enjoyed Off the Hook for over 10years. They run a quiet, but engaging shop, with…read morea real cool playlist. Jace is always professional and understands how to cut my curly hair. Everyone is professional there. The clients are consistent, care about the aesthetic--which are excellent markers for the beauty/wellness impact and Off the Hook's relevance & efficacy as a community business. The parking can be a challenge.

I don't remember my barbers name but he was an older gentleman in the back left. I went in for a…read morecut and showed him a picture and described how I usually get my hair cut. He completely disregarded what I had said and pretty much did what he wanted and then mid cut when I reiterated he acknowledged what I said yet I came out with nothing close to what I wanted. It in fact is probably the worst haircut I have ever gotten I would just be extremely clear with what you want and go for one of the younger barbers because in my experience they tend to hear what you want clearer.

I use to come to this barber shop ALL the time when I lived in Atlanta! My best friend introduced…read moreme to CEE about 3 years ago and he has been my go-to barber for years! If you are looking for one of the best haircuts around town you can't go wrong with booking him and sitting in that chair! You will leave a brand new man!

the barber Joan has great customer service, the ambiance is calm & welcoming. My husband & I went…read moreto the barbershop located in Fayetteville. This was our first time there and we loved the experience. If you're looking to get a scissor haircut, this is the place you want to go. We had issues booking online, so we called before to make sure they were available. They also accept walk-ins.

I recently visited Chanel Barbershop in Sharpsburg GA for a first-time haircut, after reading…read moreseveral glowing reviews about this barber shop. Initially, when you walk into Chanel, it looks very impressive. The walls are all painted white, soothing pictures hung on the walls, a free coffee area, semi-barber cubicles overly stocked with an impressive array of hair styling products & tool, barbers dressed in white long sleeve shirts with black ties, pants & shoes and small flatscreens at every barber cubicle for customers' enjoyment. However, that is where things start to go downhill fast. Here's a list of items I quickly recognized: 1) They make you wait a long time if you are a walk-in, even if some barbers have no customers in their chairs. 2) When you sit down at a barber station, you notice that the Latino staff (mostly from Dominican Republic) talking loudly to each other in Spanish but rarely talking to their customers in English. Two reasons for that: a. The staff speaks little to no English and has no interest in talking to their customers except what type of service they want. b. The staff talks loudly to each other because they are mocking & making fun of the customers most of the time in Spanish, as if it is their own private language, only they understand (i.e. Not realizing it is one of the top 3 languages spoken in the world). They swear, they use very offensive, racist words & phrases and they make crude gestures to each other, all for their daily entertainment. You don't believe me? Make an appointment and bring in your cell phone with a translation app on it or bring in a Spanish fluent friend. Prepare to be surprised at the translated conversation of the staff. 3) The staff really doesn't cut hair that well, despite all the hair accessories & tools at their fingertips. I am not sure if some were ever trained. 4) The price you are billed for a haircut doesn't match what is posted online. The online price is years old, and the price you actually pay in person is significantly higher. 5) There are supposedly 339 Google reviews for Chanel Barbershop, but you can only read one positive review. There are supposedly 1283 Brooksy reviews which are all 5 stars. There are 11 reviews on Yelp for Chanel Barbershop with only two negative reviews (one being this review). It is really too bad frequent patrons of Chanel don't realize how little they get for the high prices they pay. Also how the staff truly despises their customers rather than being grateful for their weekly schedules packed with appointments.

I got stuck overnight in ATL by Delta. I needed a haircut and had some time to kill. Found this…read morebarber shop close to the airport on Yelp. Not a very good haircut.... And way overpriced, actually they charged me extra I think. Ask for the price before sitting down.

I went to this establishment because it was close to the airport and on my way to meet with a…read morecolleague. I showed the Eli a picture of what I wanted (which was the same style I had but trimmed down). He took a little more than an hour and kept complaining how much his arm hurt because he was cutting my hair. By the time I saw my hair, it was way shorter than what I wanted. I had medium length hair but by this time my hair was short. I told him that's enough. Short hair, I can live with. What I found after I took a shower really got me PO. I noticed that there is a portion of my hair that is 1 inch long and the rest is 3 inches long. THATS RIDICULOUS! You can see the pictures attached. He even forgot to clean my neckline. I Had to leave in a hurry cause this guy took so long. This guy does not know how to cut hair and I would avoid this place. Then to my surprise, they charged me $50 for this POS hair cut. I traveled to atlanta for business and this ruined my week. I would give this place 0 stars if possible. AVOID THIS PLACE.

I see one review and it doesn't make sense. JB is the coolest cat I have met and he doesn't make…read moreyou feel uncomfortable. Now if she's upset because they don't allow thugs, people smelling like weed and having you plants sag then SHE has the problem. It's exactly where you need to bring you young kids. Everyone is cool and has manners like people should. Yes, it is more grown but damn do you have to wild out all the time?

For a female trying to get her sons hair cut the owner didn't make it easy for me to return, he…read morewasn't professional. But if you're a male coming for your own experience, I think you'll have better luck. The atmosphere was okay if you're into old school barber shops. You do need a reservation in order to be seen. This is certainly a mature crowd that caters to people that's not thugs or bringing any riffraff. It clearly states it on the front door upon entry, So if you have a conscious energy that can be felt from all the barbers, this place is for you.