I had been growing my hair for about 6 months and needed to find a barber. I moved here in NOV 22…read more I realized one of my daughters had seriously been showing up every single time with the freshest haircuts. Gotta ask her and she hooked me up right away. I will happily drive from Towson early in the morning to meet Kevin. He is the best. His demeanor is professional yet I had the most fun when we collaborated together to give me a cut that wasn't "tradtional." I know I only have a small area of hair on the sides and back to work with and he got that and hooked me right up. I'm definitely returning. Currently, my top is coiled and I'm going for a tapered side and back fade next time.

This has been on my mind for almost a couple months now, I was trying to decide whether or not I…read moreshould write this review, I decided to. I had been going there off and on for a few years because the barber I liked left, but I would go there out of convenience between other barber shops to check out other barbers. I'm not going to mention any names in particular but he's always there, I'm sure you know him, I think he sits in the second chair. My last and final visit was not very good at all, very unprofessional, and I feel violated. I always make appointments, but I have to wait 30 minutes while he cuts someone's hair during the time, I made an appointment for, it never fails and when I'm in his chair he spends more time texting and talking than cutting my hair then rushes to finish towards the end. My last visit with him he walked off in the middle of my haircut, he didn't bother to excuse himself and didn't say anything when he came back either, then pushed me back in my seat when I leaned forward. I feel violated, the only place on my body he should be touching is my head area, not on my chest or anywhere else, I'm a paying customer, not a project to be walked away from to do whatever and finish they're ready. I'm not going to say every barber at Pikasso Kutz are the same, the other barbers that are professional with their customers. My brother was going there too before I told him what happened, he didn't like that at all, and I don't blame him.

They do a tremendous job and excellent work but I go in one time and they take my walk in with no…read moreproblem and then I go in on a quiet Tuesday afternoon with two barbers sitting in the chair on their phones and they tell me I have to make an appointment beforehand. GTFOH. You don't won't my money, ok then.

My husband and I were looking for a local barbershop in the same neighborhood for our son. We were…read moreexcited to see that there was one less than 2 minutes from our house. Unfortunately, the barber was extremely rude and told my husband he was too busy to give him his information. Even if you weren't open, you could of handled the situation better or actually close your business for the day.

person cutting my hair can't follow simple directions and left me needing to shave my head. Also…read moreher breathe was so terrible while i was getting cut

I went here today after school with my 7 yo and 5yo to get my 7 yo a hair cut. There was a 40…read moreminute wait. According to the screen we had 5 minutes left, when my 7yo had to go to the bathroom. I started to head back, but was stopped and told the bathroom isn't open to the public. One lady suggested I go to the Giant at the end of the shopping center and come back. Even though I waited so long this is such bad business I felt I had to leave. None of the employees were mean about it, I didn't cause a scene or dig in my heels or anything. I don't know if it's policy that comes from above, or what the reasoning would be behind this, but especially because they advertise haircuts for children, this is such bad business. They should at least put a sign on the door that customers can't use the restroom. Never thought I'd be writing a review based on a bathroom, but here it is. Awful customer service.

So, the saga has finally come to an end. I think THIS will be my last stop on the Baltimore Barber…read moreTour. Ha! Since moving to Baltimore I've been searching for a barber to cut my hair so I don't have to drive back to PG County. I've dabbled at a few spots and even settled on a spot. THEN, the woman cutting my hair disappeared! Anyway, here I am at Davis Barber, specifically for WaWa. I found her on my search and finally came for a cut. I hate having to going through the process of detailing what I want and hoping it's not bad. I mean, hair does grow back, but who wants to go through all that. But, WaWa had it under control. I found a pic of my hair after a cut. She asked a few questions, and BAM! It was done. I must admit, I was surprised for one by her understanding of what I wanted and 2) the fact that I wasn't in that chair for an hour while she tried to figure it out. That's what you call SKILL. And, when she was done I asked for a few modifications and......... I gotta say, I'M IMPRESSED. My partner is impressed as well. When she says she's been cutting hair for 15 years, and after personally experiencing her skills, I believe her. The shop is old school! It was like stepping back in time. They even had a few OLD, OLD vending machines. Vintage chairs and all. Very laid back. And older neighborhood, but you can park out front. I'll be back!

I have been coming to this barbershop for over 30 years. The atmosphere & the service is second to…read morenone. As soon as you enter the shop the collection of memorabilia will blow you away. Great job! and Thank you for keeping the shop in the neighborhood. Medic 8

Sweet atmosphere. Cool and hip. It has that authentic feel, and in a world full of posers and…read morewannabes, Drew is the real deal. Get in, get a great cut for a great price, and get out. Or, If you wanna just hang out, that's cool too. Drew and his team are very friendly and welcoming. This is the way a neighborhood barbershop should be... Baltimore's best!

I have to say that I'm truly amazed. We came to the shop for our second visit last Saturday but…read morefound the shop to be closed. I messaged Drew who messaged back that he would gladly meet us at his shop later that day and he would take care of my sons haircut. That's just out of this world and amazing! Who does that? He left his home and opened his shop to do my sons haircut! I highly recommend Drew's barbershop! We won't go anyway else.

Good spot for a haircut that is affordable $23 before tip. Ian listened and cut cut my hair the way…read moreI want. I'll go back.

My husband and I have never been here before, but we took a chance since they are local and got his…read morehair done. Mikoh is a very skillful and excellent barber. I have never seen anyone invest such time and care in my husband's hair before, and no one feels 100% themselves when their hair isn't looking the best.. let me tell you, when we left today, my husband came home and kept looking in the mirror smiling all big and is so happy and more confident in his looks now (even though he always should be)! Mikoh, God bless you, brother for being so crafted!! You truly have a gift and a wonderful soul too. You made this experience great and made Raven feel very comfortable. Thank you for that. Keep being yourself, man. We will be back. :)

I have been going there for 11yrs. Miss.Gloria is the best!…read more There are two other go 2's if she is not there. There is nothing bad I have to say about the business.

I have been going here for decades. I love the ability to just walk in and not have a reception…read moredesk or overly polished decor like other higher priced places.

I went in today for a shave. Was thinkng a hot towel and shave for head and face. When I walked in,…read morethere were 3 ladies. One appeared to be a bonafide barber. One appeared to be a stylist (was in the middle of braiding). The one I went to was practice braiding on a mannequin head (in retrospect, that should have been my 1st clue). I sit in the chair, and she asks what I was getting. I told her a shave (head and face, but keep mustache and goatee). She drapes me, and about a minute later, forcefully begins cutting. I say forcefully because she literally hit my head with the clippers to cut the hair. It was a rough session. A seasoned barber knows how to place clippers on the head without knocking the client all around. They also use the right tool for the job. What I mean is, if you have to dig while cuttting, you got the wrong tool. Get the tool necessary to cut closer without digging into a persons scalp. When she was done with that, she picked up a set of trimmers to try and finish job. Clearly these trimmers were not adequate. She went and asked the other lady (barber) for an electric shaver. How, in today's time does a supposed barber not have their own electric shaver? I've seen beginner barber kits. Its part of the kit IF you went to school to get your license. At this point I am so glad I did not ask for a true shave. She takes the electric shaver and begins racing over my scalp. This is where the other lady (barber) tells her "slow strokes". I realized then she must be apprenticing. She CAN NOT be a barber. What sucks is, no one told me she was an apprentice BEFORE I sat in the chair. The end result was jacked up. My mustache had been butchered. Shave, despite using the foil shaver was incomplete. I could have requested that she clean up the mess she made but I had no confidence she could and I just wanted to get out of the chair before any more damage was done. This place is literally a hole in the wall kind of shop. The chairs for patrons to sit and wait all had holes big enough to drop a football through. I've never seen a business setup so shabbily. Their website says they are seeking new barbers. But why would a true barber want to work in a place in such disrepair? I can not in good conscience recommend this shop in any way for anyone.

Started as a walk in & never walked out. Thumbs up to my kids barber Archie. The whole crew is very…read morefriendly & welcoming. Pleasant atmosphere & reasonable prices. FYI parking is right next to the building & you have to pay for parking or you'll be towed.