Casey was great with my son. It was my son's first professional haircut and he loved it. The shop…read moreis cool too, great vibes, great people!

I have been going to Blue Chip Barber Club for over 5 years on and off. And I say that because…read moredistance made it difficult to drive an hour into Madison for a haircut. Yet, because these are amazing barbers on many occasions I did make the drive. And now that I am living in Madison this is my go-to barbershop. Zach, who cuts my hair, is simply amazing. He does a gear job barbering and delivers great customer service. The place has a great vibe.

Courtney has given me some great cuts and her customer service is incredibly. Highly recommend.read more

Cortney is awesome. She has a super cool suite with a big comfy old timey barber chair. After years…read moreof coming up short trying to find a good straight shave in Madison, I am so happy to have found her!

Aj was great. From out of town walked by this place and walked in told him what I wanted and got me…read moretaken care of. Would recommend checking out if in need for a reliable barber.

Passing through from out of town, and grabbed a quick haircut. Four barbers working, old school…read morevibe but without choking on nostalgia. Good haircut, professional, friendly--would definitely come back.

My wife tried giving me an at-home-haircut. Blame the timing (right before a wedding), general…read moreinexperience, vanity, or my mushroom shaped skull, but it ended up being test of marital patience. Faded Club has given me the best haircut I've had in Madison (sorry, Honey).

Best haircut I've had in a long time. Finally found my spot. Great vibe, go next door and get a…read moreChicago dog afterwards. Rochelle the barber is awesome.

they are always closed, but on the phone they say nonsense , that everything is occupied. I live…read more200 feet from them, I know this for sure.

Went to D & A's Barber Shop today with my son, and we are both happy with our haircuts! Lisa saved…read moreme from a particularly bad quarantine self-haircut attempt. Background: We have gone to the big chains (mostly Sport Clips) for a while, but I had been wanting to find a local small business to support. I'm glad we gave this one a try. Lisa has two new regular customers. My impression: The atmosphere is nice, the conversation is easy, and the price is reasonable. Simple price structure on the wall. $20 per haircut (cash only--no credit cards). Comfortable chair. TL;DR: Lisa takes her time and does a great job. A+

Quinn helped me with learning a new hair style, did a great job with the trim, and all for a great…read moreprice. And she's mastered what can potentially be awkward barber talk with random customers. She's kind and good humored.

Decided the COVID hair and beard finally needed to be tamed and after some searching felt Quinn…read morewould be great. Didn't give any direction, letting her do what she thought was best, and both the hair and beard turned out perfect. This will definitely be my new regular spot!

I have noticed several comments with people being irritated because they are not facing the mirror…read more One comment asked, "What's the mirror for then?" Let me answer that. The mirror behind the barber chair in connection with the back bar is a barber "tool," no different than shears, clippers, or the barber chair. It is used by the barber to get a perspective on the haircut from the back of the patron's head. It is easier to tell if the nape area is even when the barber looks back into the mirror, rather than trying to tell from just looking directly at the back up close. Most shops will have other mirrors in the shop for patrons and typically offer a hand mirror when the haircut is completed. As a barber of fifty years myself, this is the answer to those who are wondering why they are not turned toward it. By contrast, beauty salons are used to turning their patrons toward the mirrors, because longer hair usually does not need the same perspective from the back. So it's obvious these comments are from men brought up going to beauty salons.

First impressions are always a must, walked in to two Men on…read moretheir phones wasn't that friendly, hair all over the floor from a lot of different clients, wasn't clean. We showed a picture of how we wanted the hair cut and he just went on and did his thing. Everything was uneven, not faded at all and all this in 5 minutes. What a waste of 20 dollars. Had to fix it up else where. Would I recommend this place? Not even if my hair was on fire. Run far and run fast!

Being an out of town client that had no reference, I was very impressed with the service provided…read more I even took a business card if I find myself in Madison again needing a haircut. Try Crimson Parlour and I promise you'll have a new stylist. Big plus she specializes in short cuts non-gender.

From the owner: Crimson Parlour is luxury barbering for the modern man. I offer men's haircuts, beard trims, hot…read moreshaves and more at an affordable price without sacrificing quality. Freshen up your look today!

Andre is the best in Madison! He is very passionate about what he does and makes sure you are…read moresatisfied with the whole experience! Great customer service and a great price!

Andre takes cutting hair very seriously and makes sure you walk out satisfied. Full service…read morebarbershop, from haircuts and beard trims to old-fashioned shaves. Reasonably priced, excellent service, friendly atmosphere. Best haircut I've had in town, and you support a local barber, not some huge chain. "Transitions Barbershop" is one of the salon rooms inside "Suite 608 Salon", a group of independent hair stylists operating their own chairs. On the second floor.