Caroline cut my BF's hair and she was absolutely wonderful! She has a new mini Aussie puppy that is…read morethe most adorable. He has (self described), very difficult hair to cut (wavy in some areas, straight in some areas, thin and grows when wet), and she cut it perfectly. $76 after tip for a cut and wash, so not the cheapest haircut but super quality. The entire staff is so cool and accommodating! Stylish interior too!

Got an appointment as new client the next day and checkin was smooth and on time. Tiffany asked…read morewhat I needed and got to business. We chatted about other things, while she cut my hair very well! I was happy with the end result . The ambience and temperature of the place was perfect and it was welcoming. The $ was not cheap, but within my expected range of about $75. Note : they are strict on timing and all that, so take that very seriously:)

Siaosi was great. He took the time to understand exactly what I wanted. He made suggestions that he…read morethought would look good. Siaosi is very detailed oriented. He takes his time and does not rush. I would highly recommend him. The atmosphere was very relaxing.

Best haircut i've ever received. Looks exactly like the reference photo! Siaosi was super nice…read more Definitely coming back!

I came here during a company conference when I had a spare moment. Even though I made an…read moreappointment at the last minute, Brian was able to fit me in within 30 minutes. It was such a pleasant experience! Brian has had his shop for over 30 years and his experience shows. One of the best haircuts I've ever had. Sides perfectly faded and clean lines. Also, being from out of town, Brian even gave me several tips on some of the local eateries that would be perfect for my team. Overall a great place to get your hair styled during your lunch break with an awesome view. It's unfortunate that they will be building a high-rise across the street soon.

I had heard there was a barbershop in the building I worked in, so I searched for it. What a great…read morefind. It's only a few floors down from my office, but it's exactly the kind of barbershop I've been looking for in downtown Seattle. It's a very comfortable setup, with a nice few. Clean and very friendly. Brian is hardworking, fair, and gives a great haircut. He runs the kind of shop that feels like a you are in local neighborhood barber even though you're sitting in a high-rise in a big city.

It's come to this: the Colman Building Barbershop is the only place I'll get my hair cut anymore…read more I've had cheap haircuts and I've had expensive ones. Robby's shop falls somewhere in the middle, price-wise, but his work and his partner Madison's are consistently at the top of the list when I get out of the chair and get a look at what they've done. There's never that awkward "oh no, what am I going to do with this?" moment when you see it for the first time. Simply put, their cuts look fabulous, every time. As experiences go, the Colman Barbershop is fun and relaxing. You can go expecting funny adult conversation with a racy edge to it, classic rock on the stereo, a comfortable old-school barbershop chair to sit in, and a phone that rings like a phone, not an electronic tweet. Robby and Madison not only deliver a great cut, they have genuine fun chatting with you and with each other while you're there. And men? Go with the knowledge that you're not quite done when your hair is done. You've got a rare treat in store before you're all the way finished, a back-of-the-neck shave with warm shaving cream and a straight razor, followed up with a warm wet towel. It's a delight for the senses not to be missed, and it feels fantastic afterwards. So. It comes to this: get thee to the Colman Building Barbershop for 45 minutes of entertaining downtime, for good music, for a little nostalgia, and most importantly, for the best haircut you'll ever have. Call me picky, but I won't settle for anything less.

This place has great prices and even better conversations!…read moreThey still do old fashioned shavings!

Adrienne does an awesome job! I've been going to her ever since I moved to the area. Crazy…read moreconsistent, very high quality, makes you feel comfortable.

Love my new barber…read more Adrienne has been cutting my hair since barbershops reopened and my old guy stopped doing hair. Adrienne's work is always super clean and cuts feel specific to me instead of a generic one size fits all haircut. Her place has a speakeasy feel where you are buzzed in upon arrival, super trendy vibe. When I come in she typically has the back room to herself which feels safer distance wise. Super glad I found Adrienne would highly recommend.

Really great experience here today. Summer took her time to talk with me about my hair goals and…read moredid a great job cutting and styling. I love how it turned out. The atmosphere was comfortable, and they played a good mix of music.

The best in the city. Hannah is legit and I've had so many compliments on my cut in just over a…read moreweek. You'll find her at the Queen Anne location. Be sure to say hi to Norman. I've found my forever barber.

Basic Cut is a small barbershop located in the International District. It is co-located in a space…read moreshared with a gift and stationery shop, Zakka-Ya. If you are coming here on a Monday or Tuesday, you must knock on the door to access the barbershop as Zakka-Ya is not open on those days. This is because Basic Cut is located upstairs within Zakka-Ya. The barbershop prices are very affordable. I got a men's haircut here for $23 plus tip which is a good deal since I am used to paying $30+ plus tip for a haircut on the Eastside unless I am going to a Great Clips. Note this is a one-person barber so I would suggest coming on a slower day like Monday or Tuesday or scheduling an appointment ahead of time if you don't want to wait. Given the price and the quality of the cut that I received here, I would return to Basic Cut for a future haircut.

No frills, cheap, and a great haircut most importantly! Really recommend it and it's a bit quieter…read moreon the weekends.

I'll start with the worst: in about three years of patronage, I've had one crappy haircut at…read moreBuckhorn, from a moody guy who was obviously either having a down day, or highly disappointed to see some fat grandpa settling into his chair of fabulousness. He nicked up my neck and made me look like Beaker, and there was no savin' it. Happily, I own hats. The rest of my cuts have been stellar. They last well (careful planning by stylists) and make me look about as good as my face can manage. I've been styled by at least five different staffers, and every one (with the single exception noted above) has been attentive, cheerful, and smoothly gentle-handed. I stumbled into Buckhorn when my wife and I were seeking a shop to cut off her long, sable hair in one great swipe, for donation to Locks of Love. Despite her having done that before, she was turned down by two shops in a row who couldn't accept the possibility of her overwhelming regret. "Ah ha!," says I. "A gay-friendly barbershop on Cap Hill will man up for this!" Indeed they did. Cut her remaining hair into a wickedly cute bob, while they were at it. They've been doing her hair ever since. Pretty soon, I started booking with Buckhorn, myself. Unlike my accustomed Asian nail salon/hair butchers, these guys (and gals) don't turn a short haircut into "military minus" and unlike the old-school smock factories, I don't have to endure racist and sexist tirades from angry senior citizens who feel automatic kinship with the short-haired white guy. Stylists at Buckhorn are smart, funny, and accomplished professionals. It's a joy to spend a little time there. Pro tip: the online booking system is a PITA, particularly if you book from a pad or phone screen. The hack is to simply call, and set up your appointment directly with the receptionist. Personal taste tip: they're all great, but Jimmy's my guy. Go, Jimmy, go! Highly recommend Buckhorn Barbershop. Book today, smile tomorrow.

I've never had such an unwelcoming experience at a queer business until I came here . When I got…read morethere, there was nobody at the front desk (no biggie) someone walked up and asked if I had an appointment, when I confirmed my name he said my barber would be "with me soon" and as he was walking away I ask where I could sit and wait and he pointed out the bench behind me . The barber walked in from outside and confirmed my name and gestured to his station. I asked him where I could hang my coat and bag since I had just gotten off work which is when he pointed to the hooks by his mirror . (I'm used to this information being given to me without having to ask) once I made myself comfy I showed him pictures of the haircut I wanted and then tried to show him pictures of how I wanted my facial hair. He interrupted me and said "we would address the facial hair after the haircut" in a very dismissive tone . He cut my hair the way he interpreted the photos which was frustrating since he didn't ask to see them again to make sure he got the details right, they weren't . Same with my facial hair, it wasn't how I wanted it . It was done in half the time I'm used to it taking to get my haircut and the worst part was that I sat in silence the entire time . He didn't ask me a single question or tried to connect with me in any way, which is bizarre for a new client experience . I sat there and watched him cut my hair I don't even remember what this persons voice sounded like, I was so uncomfortable. At the end of the cut he asked me if I wanted it styled and I declined but I did want to restock on curl cream since I had ran out. He massaged some into my hair and proceeded to point to the product wall where I could find it without it showing me the product container . As I was blindly looking for it there was two guys at the front desk watching me struggle and after a few moments of not finding it I finally asked them which one the curl cream was, they pointed it out to me and I grabbed one to checkout . They gave me my total and I paid for the service with no conversation from them either . They didn't ask me if I enjoyed the service they didn't ask me if I wanted to reschedule they didn't even smile or try to interact with me at all I felt like I was not wanted there . As I walked out I had an eerie feeling like I was being watched and when I turned around, what do you know, the two men at the counter were staring at me and didn't break when I looked back at them . Super bizarre behavior from everyone I interacted with, I would never go back .