Been going here for a few months to see Johnny Martinez for me and my son. Always a good cut and…read morebeard trim!!

Genuinely the worst haircut and service I have ever gotten. Not sure her name but the lady who…read morebrings her dachshund, absolutely horrible. Asked for a little trim, showed her a picture, and told her I never get my haircut because they always mess it up. She asked how and why they mess it up and I told her because they cut it too short and she proceeded to cut my hair buzz cut short and as fucked up as possible. I never write reviews but I have never so disappointed with a haircut or service. Zero stars, would not ever recommend Georgetown barber shop.

Aaron's easily one of the best barbers out here! He know's how to give a clean shave and fade. He…read morecan also help you with styling if you want to try something different. He's professional and great at what he does. He's got a great setup and clear instructions on how to book and where to go when you arrive. If you want to do yourself a solid bring a picture of what you're looking to get to show him and he'll work with you to make sure you're happy. Prices are market for what a good clean cut should be. He accepts card as payment and I've never run into issues with parking in the area. Give him shot if you're in need of a cut or even a shave, you won't be disappointed.

Aaron is the MAN. First time in, I showed him a picture of my last haircut. He looked at it and…read moresaid "I'll make you look better than that." And he did! Perfect fade, perfect length. Definitely will be back.

I have been looking for a barbershop to take my son to that was local since his old barber is in…read moreAustin. I scheduled my appointment on the Bookey app. paid a deposit which I didn't mind at all. It wasn't something I had ever done before. I was running late for my son's appt, and I called to let the shop know because I was worried, I would need to reschedule since business hours ended at 6pm. The owner Nick said, "No worries still come in." Nick welcomed us right when we walked into the door. There are two entrances to the parking lot. One in front of the shop, and one at the backside of the shop. The shop has a unique decoration style which I loved. I felt right at home! The shop was clean and well taken care of. Nick was friendly, and very professional. He asked for permission to video my son's haircut. I did not mind at all. My son is in the process of starting 360 waves. Nick educated us both on how often he should wash his hair, and the organic product that he used for moisturizing the scalp. Nick does work in fast pace, but the reaction I got from my son once his hair cut was complete made my entire day! My son has never been so happy and he held his head high with confidence. We are going to become a regular returning customer without a doubt! Thank you Nick for the excellent job you did on my son's hair. We will be back!!

Been here for my last 3 haircuts and they do a good job. The atmosphere is cool, with lots of…read moresports and music memorabilia, and other fun things to take in. I've always visited as a walk-in but never had to wait long. A normal cut runs about $35. I plan to make this my go-to barber shop.

This barbershop was once one of the best places in town. Under Mr. Willard Brown's ownership,…read morecustomers felt welcome and enjoyed the friendly conversations and community atmosphere. Unfortunately, that spirit is gone. The current operator has consistently been rude and condescending, creating a negative environment that makes customers feel unwelcome. It's disappointing to see what was once a great establishment decline to this point. I can no longer justify spending my money here and will be looking for another barbershop.

Customer service and haircuts. City Barbershop, god bless you. I just got the ugliest haircut, she…read morewasn't personable and was short with conversation. Finally trusted someone to cut my hair and this is what I got. I even called back to see if she could fix it..... she yelled at me and said that I'm just trying to pick a fight and not to ever come back!!! WTH, this is not how we treat people in the barbershop community. What a shame. Oh, and I didn't even get her name... I could never, ever treat someone like this. So disappointing and disgusted on the customer service I received. Oh and I also have a rat tail now.

I highly recommend Hard Times Barbershop. Specifically if you're new in town and worried about…read morefinding a good place to get your beard trimmed .

Excellent professional service polite and personable. First visit squoze me in on the fly. Other…read morevisits were scheduled

Pablo gives a great haircut (and beard trim) to start. And if it ended there, I'd be super happy…read more But to add to that fact, he loves JESUS and is excited to chat about anything related to any struggle you may be having in life. He uses his talent in a way where he can spread the love and message of CHRIST, and I love that! Thanks Pablo for being so unashamed of what matters in this life. May YAHWEH continue to bless you.

**Pablo is now at 102 GOLDEN OAKS DRIVE in Georgetown**…read more DUDE! Wherever Pablo is, as long as he has his clippers let him cut your hair! This is the first time in seven years I was looking for someone new to cut my hair. I'm particular about my hair since I was on TV for so long and my hair had grown very long after months of coming home to take care of my family. I surfed Yelp and found not a hair cutting business in Georgetown but a MAN who has a calling to be a barber and has moved to a couple of locations to do what he is born to do. Pablo is not ashamed to profess he is a Christian on Yelp and I like that. But don't worry if you don't dig his beliefs you won't be beaten over the head with a sermon during the cut. You will, however, love what he does to the top of your head. No pictures of chairs on his YELP page. No pics of scissors or hair products. This man just cuts hair perfectly where he is. My previous stylist was a woman who started with the scissors front to back before this. Pablo is a man of the clippers. Right of the back, I felt him running the clippers up the back of my neck first, saw hair falling on the cape and thought, "Oh, S." He used the clippers up my sides. Then, Pablo took about three minutes on the top with scissors. I texted my GF with a picture after the cut and for the first time in ever she replied "OMG! Awesome!" And she was right. Killer cut. Thanks, Pablo! See you soon. And God Bless.

Asked for a beard trim and some guidance or suggestions on styling and grooming. The check in girl…read moreactually looked to the stylist and asked "can you handle this"? The stylist replied "I can trim, I don't know anything else" ???!!!!!. That's brilliant for a place that brags about a service for men's beards. Gigantic "tips appreciated sign" in front of the register. Can't miss it. Is it not enough that there is a tip prompt on the POS device? Not going back.

Got in last minute, they had an opening and fit me in. Got a great haircut, great conversation,…read moreand a decent price. they have great products for sale as well for taking care of yourself.

Shannen is a terrific hair-stylist. I've been make appointments with her for about 4-5 years now. I…read morehave some pretty crazy hair and she is the only person able to navigate and tame the jungle that is my head. If she ends up moving too far away from me one day, I may never get my hair cut again. Highly recommend!

Everything went well. She was courteous and prompt. She listened, and she has an incredible…read moreexpertise.

We love Tim! My husband loves the hot towel shave and haircut. He is now treating himself once a…read moremonth!

The barber I have gone to in the past relocated, so, I searched for a new barber on the square in…read moreGeorgetown. Little Tim's came up with excellent reviews. Their page said to book through Facebook. When I pulled up the reservation system through their Facebook page, Tim (presumably the owner) was booked out for the next few weeks. So, I selected an appointment on a Friday at 11:20 am with the other barber, Aaron Diaz. Received an email confirmation via email shortly after booking online. Great! Within 30 minutes, the barber texted me saying that he was unavailable Friday, March 16th because he would not be in that day (despite it clearly being available for booking on their system). He told me to book for another day that week or the Monday of the next week. While not entirely considerate as I have worked and booked the time I'm available, whatever, I'll figure out another time later. Before I was able to re-book, the next morning, I received another text saying, "Nvm Justin. I'll be available Friday morning. Sorry for the confusion." Great! I think, that's the time that works best for me since its lunchtime on Friday and easy for me to get off for work. Flash forward to Friday, I drove 20 min. into the square and walk into the barber shop, only to find one chair occupied. I told the barber (presumably Tim), that I was there for a 11:20 appointment. I got a dumbstruck look, and a confused "huh?" The barber then asked if my appointment was with Aaron, I confirmed, yes, he told me he would be here. All I get back from the owner was a no, he's not here today, he's out of town - you should text him. I did indeed text him, saying that I had arrived, he wasn't there, and before i drove back, would check to make sure he was in fact not there. The response I got back was simply that he "try to make it work for Friday but it was really hard." Awesome, I'm glad it was "hard," but maybe let the guy you told to come know before he shows up? Or maybe the business just doesn't believe in common curtsey. Cool! So now I've wasted about an hour of time coming to your shop, when your employee told me to be here for a haircut and all you have to say is - go away, he's not here. Great business practice! Maybe if you're booking directly with Tim come here, he seems to have great service for those he is serving. However, if you're booking for anyone else at his barber shop, steer clear. He doesn't seem to care about the service they provide even if they are booked under his business' name.