I was impressed, for a small shop. Larry was not there and the customer seemed to want to wait…read moreuntil he was there to get there haircut. I felt that being a first timer , they treated me like I had been there before. Price was reasonable for the service I received. I highly recommended the Larry's

Larry started this barber shop about 40 years ago and he's still going strong. He asked me what I…read morewanted and was very precise. He spent a lot of time on my head and I plan to go back even though he's not close to me. He charged me only $20. so I gave him a $10. tip. Highly recommended.

Super cool inside, love their aesthetic (and I'm a female). Cant beat having a doggo great you at…read morethe door either. Chris has done my son and husband's cuts, he is great!

Please improve your customer service! Took my grandson to…read moreget a cut.... he came in and was asked how his day was.... that's all -- didn't say "do you have appointment"or "what can we do for you today?" ......nothing. Makes him wait 15 minutes to then say "we are closing in 45 minutes and we all have appointments" VERY DISAPPOINTING AND FRUSTRATING! If you can't serve a walk in they put a note up or at least COMMUNICATE that to your customers. I read others had the same issue .... wish I would have read the reviews before coming to them. My mistake.... he had been there before.... so looks like you have lost a customer now and all it would have been resolved if you would have communicated! I didn't know you weren't in the busy of making money, when someone comes into a business they should be treated with respect and YOU should make them feel valued. You need to do better!

Great haircut and David is a great guy. Easy to make or change an appointment with Booksy.read more

I was a walk in first of all and, upon my arrival, David had a customer in the chair and another…read moreone waiting. I asked if he could do the service I wanted (taper fade) and he said yes. David is a great barber, he gave me exactly what I asked for and was very knowledgeable. The shop was supposed to close at five (he turned the open sign off while I was there) but, there was a late arrival that was coming in as I was leaving and David went ahead to make him as comfortable as he'd made me! David now has a new customer!!

. At least he cut my hair…read more Was a vibe I gave a man cave vibe as well as a barbaric ‍

T-dub did an awesome job. Clean, punctual and a really friendly vibe to the whole place…read more I am an out of town visitor, who felt at home. Highly recommend.

Absolutely amazing! He was so patient and helpful. I took my 2 year old to Chris today and he was…read morenothing but amazing. We will definitely be back! In and out in 30 minutes

Chris is an amazing barber. He takes his time to make sure the experience of getting a haircut is…read moregreat. I would highly recommend him to any one in need of a haircut in Las Vegas

Best haircut ever. Been looking since I moved here 2 years ago and found Sam at Revolution. Besides…read morea fabulous haircut it's a fun salon with interesting people and good prices.

Go here for haircut. Ever since I started going here I don't like the idea of going elsewhere. It's…read moredifficult to get an appointment sometimes because they do such. Great job.

I get the classic haircut with Sam! He is great, takes his time and gets it right every visit!…read more The upbeat energy in the place makes it a nice break in my day, and the hot towel wrap at the end soothes my soul!

I was traveling to the area from out of town and needed a haircut, so I decided to try Refine…read moreClassic Barbershop's Premium Haircut with a Beard Trim. Unfortunately despite the "premium" label, this turned out to be the worst professional haircut I've ever received. My request was for a simple undercut using a #1 guard and to leave around 4-5" on top. You can see the results for yourself. Fortunately my wife is a dog groomer and was able to fix it somewhat in our hotel room using an electric beard trimmer. I also left covered in hair. Usually a barber would at least brush any loose hair off a customer before finishing. I will say that the barber was very nice and friendly but wow, the results were just embarrassing.

It'll be a good cut if they like you…read more Waited patiently in line for 1.5 hours. Was skipped over clearly as they were pointing who goes next. Barber was looking for the next person in line, second skip, when I asserted and asked for my line up. Barber then gave me a half effort job. Cut my face twice with a straight razer and left razer burn on my neck.

Awesome cuts been coming here for years. Line ups are solid. Fades are clean. Staff are warm and…read morewelcoming.

We booked with Corey pretty last-minute (within 2 hours) through the website. Luckily, he had…read moreavailability. My oldest (4.5) wanted his haircut, but not the way I do it; he wanted a specific cut. He picked out a mullet before we went in and was really excited about it. Corey did a fantastic job with him. He was efficient, and the quality was spot on. My son was very excited about his haircut and couldn't wait to get home and show his dad. All the guys working seemed very nice, and the shop itself was clean and welcoming to us :) My son especially liked all the outdoorsy touches

These guys are awesome been coming here for years. Super good guys and good price. Love the…read moreatmosphere

Wonderful! The atmosphere is more like what a guy would have grown up with, and the barber is…read moreextremely good. Price is lower than one of the chain-store barber shops. Haircut is much better.

62 years ago today, October 3, 1960, The Andy Griffith Show premiered. It was first televised on…read moreCBS between October 3, 1960 and April 1, 1968. The show, a semi-spin-off from an episode of The Danny Thomas Show, stars Andy Griffith, who portrays the widowed sheriff of the fictional small community of Mayberry, North Carolina. His life is complicated by an inept, but well-meaning deputy, Barney Fife (Don Knotts), a spinster aunt and housekeeper, Aunt Bee (Frances Bavier), and a precocious young son, Opie (Ron Howard). Local ne'er-do-wells, bumbling pals, and temperamental girlfriends further complicate his life. Regarding the time-period of the show, Griffith said in a Today Show interview: "Well, though we never said it, and though it was shot in the 1960s, it had a feeling of the 1930s. It was, when we were doing it, of a time gone by." The Black and white reruns currently air on TV Land and Me-TV, while the complete series is available on DVD often playing at what should be your favorite barber shop.