I've been going to Craig to get my hair cut for about 13 years now. I used to go to Loren down on…read moreEast Main Street before he passed away, then turned to Craig when I needed high and tights in high school for JROTC. Nobody can give a good men's haircut like Craig. He really is good, and he gives a better haircut than many I have been able to get even on military bases (I continued the hair style during my six years in the Army and ever since, given how poofy my hair is if it gets the least bit long). I always save my haircut for Craig when I know I'm going to be visiting West Virginia from where I now live in the D.C. area. It's just tough to find someone who does such a good job, although I do miss the hot cream shave on the back of my neck that I get from my barber up here... but Craig gets closer on other areas than most, so it balances out perfectly. Craig's barber shop is your old-time classic barber shop where all the old men come to get their gossip and do what we native West Virginians call "politickin'." The interior is rustic, and you'll find posters hanging up of everyone from Jesus to Barney Fife. There's a snake skin on the wall, along with Craig's Marine Corps discharge papers and other interesting trinkets. The Andy Griffith show is almost always on the TV. Coming here is definitely an experience. Unfortunately, that experience is also where I have to deduct one star. I love that Craig knows everyone and does such a good job of facilitating conversation in the shop while still giving great haircuts. It's really impressive, actually. Quite a skill. However, my last few visits, despite there only being about two to four people in front of me, have taken just more than two hours. It really doesn't take that long to do a men's haircut, and I'm conflicted because I really want to support Craig and love getting my haircut there, but it sucks up your whole morning. I just wish the talking was more between the patrons or happened while hair cutting was going on, but it's usually more of a stop and go thing, which drags the haircuts out. This is the best $10 haircut you'll ever have (raised in January from having been $8 for years), and Craig is an absolutely wonderful guy. I always come away knowing about all the new construction projects about to happen in the area, what local politician is doing what, who is going to be the new school principal, that sort of stuff. And I always come away happy with my haircut... never once in 13 years has Craig let me down. I just wish I could get in and out in 30 minutes like I do everywhere else I get a haircut.

This barbershop seems to encourage parents to bring their wild, unruly kids along when getting a…read morehaircut. When I was there, two kids were screaming,; running around endlessly and shooting basketball hoops. They were screaming and yelling so loudly, I couldn't even talk to my barber above all the noise. This barbershop charges $25 for a mediocre hair cut, while every other barbershop in this area charges $15; and the customer doesn't have to hear raucous kids, aged 3 to 5, creating total chaos. I will never be back.

Best barbers in the area. Friendly staff and epic prices . Been going to them for years. One of few…read moreI trust

Shannon was sweet nice great hair cut other ones work in there are rude as hell i even talk to…read moreowner about this nothing changes poor custmore sevive stay away from this place

My husband went in for a basic cut and was very clear on what clippers he wanted. She didn't…read morelisten and gave him a very close buzz cut before he could stop her. She said oops and still charged almost $30. He won't be back

Had my haircut here in June for $12. Excellent cut for a great price. The barber chairs are…read morehistoric and my barber had some fun stories to tell about the place and about Lewisburg. I highly recommend Tom's.

Tom cut my hair. LOVE IT!!! Great conversation very small town. Really made me think of…read moreMayberry. Two thumbs up!!!! Oh and $11 haircuts... can't beat that.

I really liked this place. Went here with my dad to get a haircut while I was back in WV for the…read moreEaster weekend. Fast, good service. Left a little bit more on top than I'd like for a "high and tight," but they took a straight razor to the sides and did it right. It's really inexpensive, too, only $11! I'm used to paying at least $18 where I live. I think Flat Top Fridays is going to do really well with the river rafting/tourism crowd that comes through Fayetteville. It has that old-school country atmosphere. They've really done a great job with the decorating and making the inside feel old-timey. The hipsters who frequent Fayetteville are going to eat it up! And hey, that's great because this is a great place to get a haircut. This will definitely be my new go-to whenever I'm in WV as opposed to the place I went for years in Oak Hill, primarily because these guys are light years faster and do the straight razor for high and tights. Doesn't hurt that they're basically across the street from Secret Sandwich Society and some of the other great Fayetteville eateries.

I came to the area to recreate at New River Gorge, and being a refugee from an area that's not yet…read moreopen, I decided to get a much needed haircut. The inside of this place is interesting - a lot of classic memorabilia, including the 50s/60s era barbershop chair I sat in. Logan gave me a great haircut and the service was excellent - he used a vacuum to remove the excess hair from my head, trimmed the eyebrows, straight razor for the neck, shoulder/neck power massager...the works! In and out in less than 1/2 hour! If you're in the area and need to be cleaned up, check these guys out.

I hadn't had a professional haircut since I started balding twenty years ago and started cutting my…read moreown hair at home with clippers. But I was getting tired of looking shaggy, and I wanted to get my beard trimmed, too. I went by another barbershop in Charleston, and it seemed like you had to make reservations. While there were at least a dozen chairs, there only seemed to be one barber on duty. I slipped out quietly, and went to the next closest place, Bully Trap. I walked in, and all of the chairs were full, and there were a couple of folks waiting their turn. After I sat down, I was greeted by the barber closest to the door, who casually asked me if I had put my name on the chalkboard. He then did it for me, and graciously gave directions to the closest ATM (Bully Trap doesn't accept cards). I was impressed that there was only one tv in the shop, and the sound was turned off. The art on the walls was regional and looked original. This was not Super Cuts! The music wasn't so loud that folks had to shout to be heard over it. I got my hair and beard cut by a barber named Ryan both times that I went there. Ryan asked a few questions the first time I was there, but picked up on the fact that I didn't want to talk too much. As luck would have it, Ryan cut my hair the second time I went too, and I felt much more comfortable talking to him. When I go again, I'm going to ask for Ryan, if possible. I like establishing relationships. And yes, Ryan did a great job cutting my hair and beard. The price was very reasonable, and since I've worked in the service industry myself, I gave Ryan a more than decent tip. (Yes, I would prefer if American businesses would pay a living wage and service workers didn't have to depend on tips, but until that day comes, I will generously tip.) Great haircuts at a decent price! I'm a bit of an introvert, and I don't always enjoy making small talk with strangers.

Recently moved to the area and my first visit was as a walk-in. Wait time was minimal and got a…read moregreat cut from Hunter. Used an app to schedule an appointment with him a couple months later and he was ready and waiting for me. Another great cut with great conversation.

Walked into a very simple barber shop and received an outstanding service. The young guy got me…read moreright in and took his time and took care of my mop and my beard.

My man Jack Bell is awesome! I had been waiting for a bit to get my haircut. About the time I got…read morein the chair, that Taco Bell hit me. I held on as long as I could, but ended up dropping an atomic goat fart in the chair. Right as he was finishing up, he pointed the blow dryer at my crotch and held it there for about 20 seconds while he pretended to be distracted by the television. He saved us both a lot of embarrassment, that day. He is truly a professional and deserving of every tip he gets. I can't say enough good things about this place! Although, that was an isolated incident, I think? Jack and the crew bring their A game every single day! You can get a haircut anywhere, but Beaver Barber Shop treats you like family!

Manicure done with gel polish on Tuesday and no tips were put on (my choice). Today is Friday. The…read morepolish has chipped. Do you think this is a good manicure?