Great haircut, friendly barbers. I couldn't book when I was in a time crunch though because…read moreeveryone is booked up a week in advance.

This is a fantastic barbershop. Excellent skilled barbers and a chill environment. I feel like they…read moreknow what looks good and how to get you in the best cut.

Now called The Parlor Society, I found the Sandy Springs location on Glenridge Drive. Absolutely…read morewonderful experience. It's an easily accessible and comfortable space. Many services at great prices, and no upcharge for women's cuts.

David Slack is amazing. He keeps me looking sharp. Great location. Top quality. Have been a…read morecustomer for several years.

If you're a curly head, please reconsider your life choices and go find a curly salon. If you want…read morea tousled, retro look and restyle your hair everyday, maybe you'd like this. But expect to have your haircut decided for you not with you. I have shoulder length hair I was trying to grow back out. I said I wanted to keep length but clearly needed some help with dimension and layers from a early pandemic self-cut. Leah had already decided what she was doing. The wash was fine, but then she used a towel to tightly pull my hair against my scalp (a major curl no no). The initial layering would have been fine, but then without checking with me, she started twisting large sections of my hair and razoring them!! I was horrified. I knew she went too high and I would end up with awkward short pieces around my scalp and that not paying attention to my curl pattern meant I would end up with ringlets that look like they've been hacked. She then diffused while tightly scrunching my top curls and shaking out the rest. I wear my hair in it's natural tight ringlets, not tousled out, so this didn't provide a realistic assessment of the cut. After washing it at home and letting it curl naturally, I've had to trim quite a few legging ringlets and have found I have a some wierd short curls around the top layer that I'm not loving.

I highly recommend visiting Akasa to see Danny! He is very friendly and talented…read more I went in to get a haircut with him for the first time, and he did a wonderful job. I usually give the stylist very general guidelines to work with (desired length and no bangs) and let them do the rest. My family and friends that have seen my haircut have given me compliments left and right. If you want a detail oriented stylist who cares about making you look your best, go see Danny.

I moved to Atlanta last year, and finding a new stylist and salon is always one of my biggest…read moreanxieties when it comes to moving. I've had the unfortunate experience of hair nightmares when I first moved to other cities. Somehow, the trend always seems to be that the second salon I try ends up being the perfect one for me...and Atlanta has been no exception to this. I first tried another salon nearby, which left me totally unhappy. They charged me a TON of money for serious roots and the tiniest of trims...which altogether took well over 3 hours even though my hair is barely past my ears?! Yikes. Anyhow, you get the point. I would have to return to hunting for another salon. In a fit of desperation, I did try a box dye to fix my roots but...it did not end well. I called around town, but stylists were either full up for the weekend or unwilling to book me until they scheduled a separate color-correction consult session. I then came across Urban Evolution, and it seemed to fit the bill: a local salon, all the cut-color-smoothing services that I like to use, reasonable pricing, quality products, and a range of stylists to pick from. Best of all: I was able to snag an appointment the next day with Erin! I later discovered that she was the salon owner. She did an amazing job! I never felt judged, rushed, or not listened to. She asked a lot of excellent questions, taking the time to really understand my hair and styling preferences. She was very easy to talk to throughout the appointment. I left feeling like myself again (only with better hair)! I can breathe a sigh relief knowing that I've found "my" salon here in Atlanta. I highly recommend Urban Evolution to anyone, and also definitely recommend Erin! I'm a very happy client. To close out my review, here are some of the pros and cons of Urban Evolution... PROS: They have online booking, which was a huge plus for me as I work a very busy job and don't always have time to call during business hours. I also like that their website has a "match" quiz to help our you with a stylist, which I've never seen before but very much appreciated. A very cool feature! The salon itself is beautiful, and the staff are professional and super friendly. I can tell that everyone goes the extra mile to make clients as comfortable and cared for as possible. They always offer me a beverage, for example. At my last visit, I was bemoaning how I could never figure out how to style my hair wavy. Not only did Erin show me, but she had another staff member film her doing it on a few sections of my hair, all the while explaining each step, and then texted me the video so I can use it to guide me at home. They use and sell quality products. They have Oribe and Davines, both of which are fantastic lines. I've started using Oribe Silverati shampoo/conditioner at Erin's suggestion and I'm now obsessed - it's really helped to improve the health of my hair (I do a lot of coloring and heat styling). The salon schedule allows for evening and weekend appointments, which is very helpful for folks who may work busy jobs and not be able to come in during traditional 9-5 weekday hours. The salon is situated on a street with a lot of yummy restaurants and cafes, so you could always come meet a friend before or after for brunch, lunch, or cocktails! I've tried several at the recommendation of Erin and other salon staff, and all have been excellent. I love supporting local business, so I see this as a "pro." CONS: I'd you've read this far and you're still not convinced, I guess I could say that the only potential "con" is maybe the parking. They have street parking, or for a few bucks you can use the parking lot for the woodworking shop across the street. But even then, to me this is a pretty weak "con" because I've never had any trouble finding a spot (I've literally parked right in front of the salon the last several times that I've been there). Go try Urban Evolution...like me, you won't regret it!

One of worst haircuts I've ever had from Jason. The salon uses very toxic fragrances products that…read moretook days to wash the smell out!

Definitely would come back if we lived in the area!! The…read morebarbers are knowledgeable and kind. The atmosphere was cool, chill and clean. Very pleased they were able to get my boys in to freshen up there hair. Highly Recommend

Porkchops is the men's parlor attached to Melrose and McQueen. I did not get a hair cut here but I…read morehave to live with the man who did. My husband was able to make a last minute appointment this afternoon with Trish(?). Overall the appointment took about 30 minutes. Porkchops has a fully stocked bar and offers a complimentary drink- definitely a win. His only complaint is that the chairs do not face the mirror so your haircut is a surprise for you in the end. Luckily, the haircut turned out well--- they understood his very specific instructions of "I want one haircut please." Of note, the mens haircut is $35.

Well at first I was super excited after looking at their website and seeing all the updated…read morehaircuts that they do. And so I called and emailed and texted but I didn't get a response so I thought, well maybe they were great and maybe now they moved on or something I don't know I was kind of thinking all kinds of thoughts and I wrote them because they had something listed on next door neighbor so I reached out that way and thought well this probably isn't going anywhere and it's a waste of time. But actually I heard from Steven and his colleague and they were really apologetic and I'm making an appointment to go there. Because I think they're the only ones who can give me what I want they understand they keep upgrading and learning new styles of cutting hair not just like I got some scissors I'm going to put a bowl on your head and cut your hair and that's all I know how to do. Just because you go to the beauty college you have to keep up your skills just like a lawyer does just like a chef does you have to keep learning. No one wants that bowl on your head cut. So I'm going to give them a try and I think I'll be pretty happy so more to follow

This is a great place. Fun music, cool vibe. Relaxed atmosphere for men and women. I chose Mary…read moreTood's because it is walking distance from my new home. I am now a loyal customer because Kailey gave me one of the best haircuts I have ever had. I have a chin length bob with face framing blonde highlights and she did a wonderful job. I could not recommend her more.

I moved to Atlanta a little over five years ago from Los Angeles. I'd had two different hair…read morecutters in the last 25 years, so I was certainly nervous to pick a new one, but had to! Couldn't fly out back to LA every time I needed my hair cut. My close friends recommended David, who cuts their hair. He's brilliant! He's been my guy in Atlanta for five years now.

My whole family gets/have gotten haircuts here from Mr. Greg Dobrasz and he is awesome. Super nice…read moreguy, very bright and gives GREAT haircuts at reasonable prices. The space is really cool and laid back - it's got electric art and all sorts of music coming through the speakers depending on which stylist is choosing the music. Cannot recommend the spot and Greg more!

There are no shortage of places to get your haircut in and around Midtown, but few places strike…read morethe balance among quality cuts, solid pricing, and easy accessibility like Axiom does. In this neighborhood, $24 for a men's cut (which includes a shampoo) is very reasonable. I have gotten cuts from multiple stylists here including Ayeshah (the owner, I believe) and Neka, and they all do a great job. This place's location in the Midtown Promenade shopping center makes parking a cinch. Finally, I rarely have issues getting an appointment when I need one even when booking last minute. Importantly, the staff here take the appropriate precautions for Covid-19. Haircuts are appointment only and patrons must have their temperature checked before sitting in the stylist's chair. All staff wore masks and/or face shields during the two cuts I've gotten here since the pandemic started, and I was even requested to wash my hands prior to my most recent appointment. If you live in Midtown and are in search of an affordable, quality haircut, Axiom is worth checking out.

I am so pleased with the haircut I got at Axiom. I walked in shortly after they opened and made an…read moreappointment for the afternoon. The staff were friendly and took great care of me. Every time I look at myself in the mirror, I think: "dang, I look HOT!" Unfortunately, I don't live anywhere near Axiom, otherwise this would be my go-to salon from now on. The price was perfect as well. Great quality at a reasonable price! Highly recommended! Keep up the good work!