Made the 45min drive to Albany after reading positive reviews on yelp. Pleasant setting, looked…read moreclean & professional. Arrived on time 11:30am for haircut, mani, pedi. Jan got me started on pedi & mani with diligent young lady- was great! By 1:12pm Jan was finally ready to cut my hair after shampooing, $15 eyebrow wax that she talked me into, & finally voila, a $55 10-min haircut with no layers nor shape. I asked for side bangs 3 times & each time was met with resistance. "I don't want to cut too short" I gave up after the third ask. Conversation was also intrusive - where do you live? What's your job? What's your ethnicity? This is supposed to be a relaxing experience, not an interrogation. Total bill $145. Will not be going back for sure.

Look at those curls, he loves his perm. Huge thanks to Jan at Salon 109. He only trust Jan with his…read moreprecious hair

They took me in as a walk in even though it was super busy and they were all really sweet as wellread more

I followed Nina from the Shelley salon in East Greenbush to her new space at Haven. The new…read morelocation is much better for me. The salon has all of the nice amenities I got used to at Shelley (wine!). I moved to Albany a few years ago and was so happy to find Nina. She has cut and colored my hair a few times and I am always in love with her work. From blond to pink and back to caramel soon, she takes my ideas and makes them work. She is a great listener (about my hair and my life). I'm a very satisfied customer and won't go anywhere else.

Stacey gives the best manicures and pedicures! Perfection!Schedule an appointment... you won't…read moreregret it!

Terrible, terrible, terrible. The stylist was sweet but my hair turned out AWFUL!! Hair is crispy,…read morecolor is HORRIBLE. I wanted a deep burgundy color and after a few weeks this is what it looked like. She used way too much toner and now to have it corrected it's going to cost me over $400!!! When I already wasted $180 to get this!

Patsy's, and the Heart of a City The heart of a city doesn't…read morebeat in time to the rhythm of landmarks whose silhouettes are stamped on postcards. Its pulse doesn't shake the shopping centers or the offices or the multitudes they carry. It honors no arrhythmia before the Capitol or the architecture that has grown around it. Because it's often the case that the biggest machine lives and dies not by its most imposing part, but by the smallest pin in its center. It's easy to miss Patsy's Barber Shop if you're weaving through the traffic of State and Pearl. You have to know to take the right onto Howard Street and go slowly enough not to miss the white neon tubing that brightens the shop and casts just enough of its glow onto the sidewalk to let you see the barbers ply their trade. Patsy's opened in 1930 at the cusp of the Great Depression, when a proper haircut was a man's resume and the newspaper on the empty seat was the employment office. It was a family business, like many that had dotted the downtown and further south to the neighborhoods that would eventually be sacrificed to Nelson Rockefeller's sense of grandeur. William "Tragedy" Yager now presides over the memories absorbed into the mirrors and the padded chairs. Since 2006, he's followed in the footsteps of his great grandfather, a man who likely opened up shop as he always did on the day Japanese planes set off for infamy. And anyone who's had a seat in one of his chairs and a hot towel on their face knows that Tragedy didn't just inherit a trade; he inherited a love and a duty to everyone that crosses the threshold. A large man with a long, thick beard and a tapestry of tattoos lining both temples, he wouldn't strike you as a man you would want to meet in a dark alley. But again, the seat, the hot towel, two minutes in conversation, and you'll realize that he's exactly the man you would want to meet in a dark alley if your car broke down, if you were cold, hungry and scared, if everybody passed you by. Because there are certain things you can expect from those possessed of the instinct of leadership. But what you may not expect is that sometimes, the places where matters are truly decided accept walk-ins. Patsy's Barber Shop has two locations, 3 Howard Street in downtown Albany and Room 126 on the Concourse Level. Call for an appointment and check for hours. And be sure to patronize the many barbers Tragedy has trained personally.

I've always been hesitant about getting my beard trimmed and shaped with the worry of having it cut…read moremore than I want to. I finally had the courage to have Jayden work on my beard and he absolutely did exactly what I wanted and it came out amazing! Thank you Jayden and Patsy's you now have a customer for life!

Yeah please don't come here. It states on their site, their instagram and on their stylists page…read morethat a full head of highlights is $175z My boyfriend even called to check this and it was confirmed. I got there which was a $50 uber and sat down and she looked at my hair and said it would actually be $400 instead!!! I have been having my hair highlighted for years so I do understand that in some places they can be very expensive particularly major cities. But this in an off the beaten track salon in upstate ny. And truthfully what cut the most was it felt very deceptive.. I sent you pics of my hair, I asked for pricing and called to check. And you choose to increase when I got there by 128% l?! It felt like I was there and in the chair and she was thinking I couldn't say no. But I could. Dont ever feel bad for standing your ground ladies and men. Don't let people bully you. To Bella Moda don't be deceptive in your business practices. Thankfully Honey in Cohoes had availability. A waste of my morning and a $50 cab.

Common courtesy. They advertise that walking are welcome. I stopped in this afternoon. There…read morewere two stylists working on customers with no one waiting. I was hoping they could fit me in today but was willing to schedule an appointment in case they were already fully booked. I stood there for a very long time and neither stylist even acknowledged my presence , even to just say hello or ask if I already had an appointment. Totally ignored me. I would not give my money to people like that.

Love this salon! Lorrie has been doing my hair for years now and my daughters hair definitely…read morerecommend!

Update: In response to my review, the owner asked that I reach out to her. She was very kind and…read moreoffered to rectify the situation and cut my hair to help manage it as it grows out free of charge. People have bad days, but when an owner shows interest is making things right and educating staff, that's all a person needs! Thank you, Charleen!

Alyssa is the BEST! I've finally found a hairdresser that I'm sticking with. She knows what to do…read morewith my coarse wavy hair and works absolute magic on it. She has also managed to give me a cut that works with a growing-out shaved side so you can't even tell it's there. Haircut aside, it's always fun to sit in her chair and chat! I highly recommend Alyssa as a stylist.

I entered the store for the first time and thought as a 68 year old woman that I would feel…read moreintimated and out of place. A beautiful young woman named Belle made me immediately feel at ease. She was so informative and helpful. I bought several items thanks to her. I will definitely visit again Sharon Lawton

This place is amazing besides literally every tester is absolutely destroyed by all the eight…read moreyear-old girls I am going to be a teenager in about one year I'm almost 12 and I come here once in a while just to find like a nice blush or a lip gloss or something and the one time I go over to the drunk elephant where I actually want to try one singular thing to see if it's good for my skin it's absolutely destroyed and empty! but on the good side, their bathrooms are OK and they're usually in stock of literally everything!

I was looking last minute for a place to get a decent haircut in Albany. I called like an idiot…read moreabout two hours before closing and Tony graciously made me a slot. I always get nervous getting a first-time haircut at a new place but Tony makes you feel like a regular the minute you step in. They always have coffee and coffee cake and chat like you're old friends. I've been three times now and have been happy with my hair every time. Tony takes the time to figure out what you think your hair needs. I've got coarse, wavy hair with three strong colics in the front and Tony has always been able to manage them better than most. I'll always come back here and recommend people to Perfect Cut. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but it's the perfect type of calming mom-and-pop place you want to come to every month.

For males: stick with Toni, because Steve decided to give me uneven, summer haircut that I didn't…read morerequest. Toni will be creative giving you ideas depending on what you want to have done and what would look better and will cut your hair and do your beard however you desire. Steve will ask what you want and do something different. Steve never again, nice guy though. Toni, you better let me know next time before you take few days off so I don't get shaved like this This place also has coffee, tea or cake, pie, snacks for customers while they wait. Lovely family atmosphere, happy customers.

Ryan gave me a perfect cut. She's also a good person. Highly recommended Let her cut every hair…read moreon your head

If you are a walk in good luck. I've called no answer. I've walked in no invite to setting up an…read moreappointment. Every time I've walked in it's empty and still " oh no I am busy "