Just recently opened up on the main street of Rutherglen, Brian's is a great wee barbers. I've…read morewalked past it several time and today I finally popped into get my mop cut. As it's recently opened, there are still a few bits and bobs that need done around the shop but its starting to look good so far and Brian mentioned all the little things he's going to do with the place (He's completed a lot of the refurb by himself). Brian was very friendly and easy to chat to. As he's a local he knew most of the customers by name which was nice. He gave me a great haircut (best I've had from a local barbers) and was dirt cheap, which made me tip him as I felt it was a bit of steal! I'd definitely recommend this barbers and will be back when my hair starts to over grow again.

I really like this place - great haircut and it's right on the Main Street - a 'real walk-in'…read morebarbers. Made to feel welcome - it's my regular barber now.

After usual barbers had gotten too busy decided to branch out. Recommend these guys; good cut, nice…read moreplace and friendly. £15 for a good cut, and were cool with my limited chat. Music was good as well.

Badass spot! I've gotten haircuts all around the world and this spot is top notch! Talk a little…read moreshit and get an ill fade.

Despite a slight tendancy to get busy at the weekends- well, the location ensures that- this…read morebarbers is better than average. The staff are peaceful, not intent on blathering, sharing ideas for a comedy show or testing your football knowledge. As a barbers, the cuts are straight-forward and simple, for the most part (at least, mine was), but done efficiently and accurately. Sadly, they couldn't hide the male pattern baldness, so I am sticking to wearing a hat.

Best barbers in town, the lass who cut my hair was friendly and very skilled at cutting. I booked…read moreonline and didnt have to wait when i got there, i was taken pretty much right away and the whole visit took around 20 minutes, hair exactly how i wanted it and all for only £12.50. Nice plce and very good value for money.

This traditional barber shop is one amongst twelve within a half mile radius on the main road in…read moreShettleston ( East End ) it has been there for years and has a very loyal clientele , me included. Over the years there have been numerous barbers shops opening but closing fairly quickly. It has now become a regular occurrence in the area for Turkish barbers to attempt to swamp the area but to no avail which is shame all guys love a hot towel shave. Notwithstanding that there is one Turkish barbers who seems to have got it right and it is used by mostly teenagers for " tribal" haircuts but I'm way far to old for that, however do we really need 12 barbers in less than a mile of each other

Tony us a lovely guy and one of the few people who I trust to cut my boys' hair well!…read moreHe recently opened his own place which has parking outside, a cafe to one side and a newsagent on the other. We'll be back.

And another awesome haircut from Holly at Primo…read more There was the usual wait, but the tunes were great so I never mind. But once in the chair the chat was it's usual amusing funniness. This time I was uber fluffy and in need of a holiday haircut. She certainly had her work cut out for her today (pun totally intended). Wonderful cut, shampoo and style. I'm yet again a happy satisfied customer.

Primo is a classic gentleman's barber with a smack of hipsterness thrown in for good measure…read more I've been on a few occasions and each time have had to wait for well over an hour to get a hair cut. The staff do not like to rush their work, which is pleasing and they are all really pleasant / chatty types which means even if there are only a couple of people in line ahead of you, be prepared to get bored out of yer nut while you watch barbers cutting hair. Yes, its almost like watching paint dry, but only marginally more exciting. I only watched once, for a wee while, but started to get infuriated by some of the fussiness (some may say vanity) of the punters. A simple short back and side seemed to be taking an age with these guys, with every single hair being given the utmost of attention and care. At least the tunes were good and helped pass the time, until Mumford and Sons came on that is. The service here is not quite like your normal barbers. First of all, you get a hair wash before and after your haircut and secondly, the time and effort which goes into the hair cut is crazy. Expect the whole process to take in the region of 30-45 minutes! Now, I'm not that much bothered by a meticulous haircut, I just want someone to somehow contain my might thik bush of a "hair-do". Haircuts in Primo so far have raged from decent to good. But nothing which makes me want to come back and wait in the region of hour and a half. Price wise it's more expensive than your normal barber, about £20 a pop, but as mentioned they do spend a long time on each customer and will not rush things. All in all, I would say defo give it a shot, especially if its quiet. Otherwise forget it, unless you have nothing else planned for the rest of your day.