I visited on a slow Saturday. inside is a small sitting area with hard old fashioned school type…read morechairs and a selection of magazines. And a row of old fashioned barber chairs with the hand pumps, and a sales counter and shelves of products. They are trying hard for the 'old fashioned' and dark wood look. They use modern online reservations and point of sale tablet. Staff was nice, my barber was nice, good haircut. Parking is an issue, very limited Woodward parking otherwise parking down a long side street.

When you need "me time" with no BS. Great staff, beautiful ambiance, a gem on Woodward.read more

Browns is clean, and a wonderful place to get a great old school experience and a wonderful hair…read morecut! This is a place for men to get a real hair cut!!

Situated in the corner of the strip mall like a hidden jewel, this is a classic barber shop…read more Overflowing with sports memorabilia, is a very friendly place. Mago has a very gently hand to use a straight blade to shave. I am a regular now.

Walked in on a Friday, before a wedding weekend. Got an amazing cut, quickly!…read more Even made my 3 year old daughter happy.... Sending us home with a "hot rod" magazine. Amazing!

Amazing crew, I'm no longer in need but my son goes monthly. Scott and Dan are the bestread more

I've taken my son here twice now and he had such a great experience he now asks to get his hair…read morecut. It's really easy to book online and haven't had issues finding a time that works best for us. They even have little treats for kids after service.

Been going to Barbear for over 5 years. they listen to your needs and the outcome is always what…read moreyou expect. any of the guys there do good work.

Jim is an excellent barber. The shop is neat and the staff is friendly. They offer reuced rates…read morefor seniors on Wednesday and Thursday at certain times. It's a great place.

Bill followed my instructions to a tee this afternoon, and I left with an excellent crewcut! Loved…read morethe authentic, vintage feel of the shop. It's a gem of the old school. Great conversation throughout the haircut, as well. The price is still an unbeatable $18. Also had the privilege of witnessing Jim craft a perfect flattop. I've been thinking about going flat -- perhaps it'll be my next haircut at the Clawson Barber Shop!

I was blown away the second I walked in. I was offered drinks, the music was a vibe, conversation…read morewas being had all around, it was just a pleasant place to be. Danielle did my cut, a short fade, and she nailed it. Everyone left there looking better than when they came in, this is THE spot.

The BEST barbershop in Metro-Detroit. In all my years of coming here I've never once had a bad…read moreexperience! The staff is incredibly professional and conversational, and there's always good music playing.

Long time customer. Jim is my barber. We usually talk sports and we always enjoy our conversations…read moreespecially about golf and football. Good haircuts, clean shop and fair prices. Highly recommend. Dick Uhrick

Absolutely abysmal. Have them a second chance and it was worse. The older Eastern European woman…read morehas no business cutting hair. She used thinning shears as her regular shears for the top. I had to shave my head because it was so choppy. Even if it were cheaper it would not be worth it. I now happily pay over twice as much for a pretty basic haircut

This place is an oasis in Oakland County. Great barbers, great value for the money and a great…read morelocation easy to get on and off the freeway and get back to work. I love the mix of business professionals, student, young or black white and everything in between. 5 stars

As of February 8, 2025 I took my 13-year-old son into kingdom Cuts located at (3045 Walton Blvd.,…read moreAuburn Hills, MI 48326) for an authentic barber experience... Immediately walking in we were turned down, the three gentlemen their, two were cutting hair though the other barber guy who might have been the owner, was sitting in the first chair on his phone & proceeded to ask how can I help you, where I replied my son would like an authentic barbershop haircut and immediately we were told by the gentleman, they only take appointments, THOUGH on the website, it clearly shows WALK-INS welcome and the thing is my wife called & they stated that they were open for walk-ins that day... By NO MEANS am I racist but my son & I are white & the barbershop we took our son to were black, mind you, I knew going into choosing this barbershop that it may be more towards a certain nationality from the photos provided by Google maps but any ways... Two out of the three chairs were taken up by two customers while the other guy sat playing on his phone there were no other customers... All three barbers were black & the customers were also black... All three barbers told us the same thing, either we're busy or we only take appointments & I had a feeling that after that reply, we weren't welcome there... Part of me was saddened & let down & it doesn't matter where you live but knowing that in this area it's mixed, with middle-class residence & the disappointment from my son, knowing that racism might have been a big factor... They had a smug (we don't want you here) look & audible demeanor & we where told by the barber who was sitting in the chair with his phone that we had openings for next week... Another barber said "yeah, schedule one week from now" I replied I'm sorry, we're not in this general area all the time & was told "ah man" I said in a upbeat chipper kinda demeanor "I just wanted my son to have an authentic barber cut my sons hair by professionals" & and was told with a slight aggressive tone "excuse me" so I had to repeat myself in a calm, relaxed tone the exact same thing I said, the Barber then said "Oh, yeah, we only take appointments & schedule next week" I said thank you, please have a wonderful rest of the day and left with my son. During this small ordeal, our demeanor was calm, part of me felt like I couldn't believe that this was happening, but there was nothing we could do at that moment but leave with our heads down confused & let down... With our vehicle parked right in front of their business, while sitting in the vehicle for 10 minutes, trying to find another barbershop the Barber that was sitting in the chair was still on his phone & they only had one customer leave. Within that 10 minutes, one more customer walked in while being assisted by the other barber who was just done cutting the other guys hair... Mind You the possible owner was sitting in the chair on his phone, smiling, while the other two barbers continue to cut here... I understand that a business owner can turn down business anytime in some cases, but to turn down business because of a person's color is mind blowing & too let down a young man who just wanted a hair cut, I never thought a persons color would play a factor... Still in 2025 it's unbelievable how people are still racist, so my son who's 13 just learned something that day, which says a lot.... Everyone needs to understand that being a good person plays the biggest factor regardless of what race you are or what religion you are in this world, the people you love who are blood can hurt you horribly & let you down sometimes & disappoint you so, it doesn't matter what color or religion you are, it's who you are inside, how caring of a person you are & all those other positive qualities! In this world, there are ignorant people & it's not all flowers & candy & that yes there are people that still hate & that's something I don't teach! We did find a salon, a half a mile down the street who did an incredible job with our son's hair "Salon 35" which on their window states walk-ins welcome! (248) 377-9650 For this post though that I posted it's mostly rhetorical and I hope that my review doesn't confuse people who are sensitive and offended... At no means at all do I want to offend, but I had to express my experience with that business that we dealt with... I am almost 40 & my heritage is mostly Irish, Polish, French Canadian, Swedish & I grew up in a big family of 10, with my parents still married after 50 years... Over my years, I've learned about politics, but I also learned what it means on how to be diplomatic, being diplomatic means seeing both views & understanding that everyone has an opinion & their own feelings, but that were all equal... I hope the barbers that we dealt with grow and learn to hate less and understand there's a lot more out in this world that's beautiful...