It took me almost a year to find a barbershop in Tampa that delivered quality on a consistent…read morebasis. The best thing is that it's seamless and not forced, it's part of the fabric of the store. Rami has been fantastic, offers great quality service and creates a welcoming atmosphere which makes you look forward to your next appointment. I'd highly recommend the Cambridge Club and Rami specifically.

Excellent haircut and shave with Mayda. I've been looking…read morefor a great stylist since I came to Florida. Found it!

I needed my hair cut a few weeks ago and haven't been too happy with the haircuts I have had…read morerecently. I see this salon every day and had never tried it. So, I pulled into the parking lot and walked in. I was immediately greeted by Angelica, who was busy coloring another customer's hair. But, she was so friendly and told me if I didn't mind waiting a little bit, she would be happy to fix me up. I am glad I did. She took her time and did a great job giving me a fabulous pixie cut. I am so happy, I am going back tomorrow am for a trim! Can't wait to have her do color!! Highly recommend!!

I thought I wrote a review about City of Angels, but I guess I forgot. I have been meaning to go…read morehere for a long time. So I went here about two weeks ago. My stylist was Robert. He is amazing!!!! They offer you something to drink when you get there. Then I was taken back for a wash. Unfortunately I cannot remember the girls name that washed my hair. What I can say is she was amazing. Best hair wash I have ever received ( minus the ones from my love Ty). You get a condition that they leave on while under the dryer. My hair had never felt so good. Will definitely be back soon.

Sign in at the front desk…read more Sports paraphenilia liter the four walls. Cream, smooth, marble gloss-coated concrete floors. Blue walls pear through full-body mirrors. Sunday barber oasis meets sun-dried, untamed-fro. Textured hair, curly knots, and unhampered afro seated on a tempored throne. Skeptical, anxious, uncertain of its outcome. Decision, decisions... Leave naked, a short tearful reign, or low top fade-crowned. Red hair dryer to blow away the chaff of the threshing floor. Long iconic brunet bangs bent over confident brow, no scowls, just smiles. She, Mrs. Angela, combed with gentle strokes, curresed puffy, black. shrunken tendrils. She, gracious host/patient and long suffering, escaped the cold arms of Virginia to sojourn/brave the heated Florida tropics. Lady Jane, silk-hair road, folical-ports of tyre, Egyptian market/square of barbers/hair salon. Monetary sacrifice: from $ to Underpriced

Had a negative experience ealier today. Took my son to get a haircut and came to Lady Jane right…read morebefore closing time at 5:53pm on 6/12, to be exact. Yes, I know, that's only 7 minutes before closing time (and I don't feel very proud about that), but my son needed a quick trim, and nonetheless, we showed up during posted working hours. I was expecting the whole thing to take about 10-15min tops, be out the door by 6:10pm and leave a big tip for the "trouble". But, we walked right into a locked door instead! After I knocked, a stylist eventually came out and was very rude and unprofessional, telling me that they take last appointment 30 minutes prior to closing. I asked why this wasn't posted on their store front, to which I got some more mean responses. What's worse is that when I asked for the manager, someone came out who introduced herself as "Emily" and was even ruder than the stylist and lacked any professional courtesy or customer service skills (she also claimed that she was the owner of this location, but later said that it's corporate-owned and not a franchise. Why lie?) Emily compared this incident as us showing up at a restaurant a few minutes before closing and asking for food. Guess what? A restaurant would most definily serve and sell food, as long as the kitchen is operational...and many restaurants allow customers to stay way past closing time to finish eating and socialize, so this was a bad comparison, Emily. I also couldn't find this "last-appointment-30-minute-prior-to-closing" rule signage neither on the door or on Lady Jane's website when I pulled it up on my phone. And, even if you have such a policy, why not just say that you close at 530pm instead of 6pm and take your last appointment at 530pm? Why mislead and decieve people with "WALKIN ANYTIME" written in giant letters on the window of the store and have your hours postes on Google Maps as being open until 6pm when you actually shut your doors way prior to that posted time? Very disappointed and will stay away from LJ and will share my bad experience with others. Hope you're happy to have lost customers.

Great experience. Terrific cut, good conversation, reasonable prices. I'd recommend David to anyone.read more

I'm new to the area, and following my former hair stylist's suggestion, I relied on Yelp for…read morerecommendations. After spending a good amount of time reading comments- good and bad- I decided to go with David. I'm very disappointed. My hair is a very simple, shorter bob- it had grown out and need to be cleaned up. I was look for a simple but sassy look. I went in with several pictures so that he would have an idea of what I was open to- he dismissed the pictures and told me he knew exactly what to do. This is the worst hair cut I have had in nearly twenty years. I can't decide if he was just being lazy,maybe because my haircut didn't offer much for his creativity,or if he lacks technical skill. He 'stacked' my hairline in the back but did so without blending, so now I have a very heavy hair line in the back, that curls and separates from the rest of my hair. Luckily, it's not so bad that it won't grow out soon enough and I'll start my search for a stylist again. Reviews for David point out how funny he is, and I will say that he has a pretty solid stand up routine going on. Lesson learned.

I wanted a traditional beard trim and was in the area, so I searched around and found Roosters…read moreMen's Grooming Center, which had excellent reviews. I decided to do a walk-in since I didn't have an appointment, and after a 45-minute wait, I was booked in. The grooming center's decor, featuring art pieces, was a beautiful decor. When my appointment came up, I was greeted by Justin Boone, who became my barber for the day. He promptly seated me, asked thoughtful questions to match my style, and then did an amazing, stylish beard trim with great care and precision. Overall, the experience was excellent--I received a high-quality beard trim with minimal wait time in a good environment.

Have had several haircuts at Roosters but had my first with Ksenia today and she did a great job…read more Highly recommend!!

Five Stars all the way - great people! Thank you for…read moregiving us number 26 - GO EAGLES !!!!

My brother went here and got a really nice shave and a haircut. I recently went myself and Ammar…read moreDid a fantastic job on on my hair. I got a short spiky haircut and I absolutely loved it. Very clean, Good pricing And really great service. I will definitely be back. Thank you Ammar again

Great service and conversation! Excellent value for the price! Bruce was very professional and…read moretalented, highly recommended!

Rette does great work just moved to the area so I'll be coming back in for my haircutsread more

Easy to schedule, awesome service, and a great haircut every time. This will be my spot for cuts…read morefor the foreseeable future.

Place is neat and feels like it's for men. Nice dark and wooden tones. Must say I wish places like…read morethis didn't stuff the feeling of pressure down your throat when coming through. The whole appointment you're preparing to be asked if you wanna get a subscription with them or book another appointment. Not sure if it's me or the treatment, but my feet feel like sandpaper, 24 hours after treatment. I get a pedicure btw. The employees were nice, nail tech was cool as well. At the end of the day treatment matters most, and a sandpaper feeling a day after treatment doesn't sound right. Edit: after 2 weeks I literally had the worst case of dead skin forming and like breaking on my feet. Never been like this until going here. Can't recommend.

This is an unassuming gem in Zephyrhills. I was skeptical at first, now I'm three cuts in! Ask for…read moreMike, he's awesome from my hometown NYC! Check them out!

This place brings me back to the days when barber shops were a place to socialize while getting a…read morefresh haircut. Extroverts will be respected in this place. They even offer drinks by request if you need one! A place to stop by if historic Zephyrhills is up in your alley.

This place charges diff pricing each time you go. First fade was $35, then two weeks later they…read morecharged $45 and it came out crappy. Was pissed my son didn't want to go back and get it fixed. I took grandpa for a senior citizen quick trim and they charge $35 and say it's the senior citizen pricing. Unfortunately I didn't know this was the place my son went to! Ugh! Did you all forget you be on Florida avenue? Nah--

Sketchy Cash-Only Barber Shop Experience - Avoid If You Value Your Skin and Your Money…read moreI recently walked into VIP Studio looking for a simple, clean haircut. Big mistake. First red flag: Cash only. No cards, no apps, no problem they said -- until you realize how convenient that is for a place that feels like it's operating in the shadows. The shop itself looked run-down, with old equipment, questionable hygiene standards, and a vibe that screamed "we don't want receipts." The barber seemed rushed and barely listened when I clearly described what I wanted: a low fade on the sides with a clean scissor cut on top, keeping some length and texture. Instead, I walked out with a choppy, uneven mess that looked like he took a lawnmower to my head on one side and forgot the other existed. It was nowhere near the style I asked for -- more "I guess this is done" than professional cut. But the worst part? The rash. A few hours after the haircut, my scalp started itching like crazy. By the next day, I had a red, bumpy rash all over my head and neck where the clippers and tools touched. It looked like a reaction to dirty blades, cheap sanitizer, or who-knows-what was on that equipment. I've never had this happen at a proper barber. I had to buy medicated shampoo and hydrocortisone cream just to calm it down, and it took days to clear up. Hygiene was clearly not a priority here. The clippers looked dull and unclean, the chair had visible hair from previous customers, and the whole place had that stale, sketchy smell. Bottom line: Save your money and your skin. Skip this cash-only hole-in-the-wall. Go to a reputable barber with proper licensing, clean tools, and actual customer service. A bad haircut grows out, but a mystery rash is something you don't forget. Would not recommend. 1/5 stars. If you're in Tampa and need a solid cut, look elsewhere -- there are plenty of better options that take cards and care about not giving you dermatitis