Yesterday I got my 3 rd haircut from Lynn (sp) but her license says Phuong Hue Giang. I liked my haircut overall, a little shorter than I usually get but it was okay. When I went to pay for my Senior Haircut instead of $28.00 as advertised it was $33.00 she said I had a style cut because they used scissors and electric razor. I have never heard of anything so ridiculous in my life. Incidentally, I have previously been charged $28.00 for the same haircut. They tried to justify the price change but said the owner had not yet made the change but they were still charging me $33.00. This is very dishonest, you advertised one price but charged me a higher price. Then tried to justify a regular haircut as style. I didn't take a picture of the sign when I left and I should have. Today, I went back and they had changed all of their prices. I won't be back and will file a complaint with the licensing agency. read more

Men’s Pro Barber Shop - Barbers Near Me - Silverdale, Washington

I highly recommend this place for your haircut and beard trim needs. Nice place, good people, great haircut and beard trim, clean, fast. Overall great experience! Thanks Lynn. read more

Men's Pro Barber Shop is a gem in Silverdale! Super clean, reasonably priced, and consistently delivers great haircuts. Lynn and Sandra go above and beyond with caring, professional service that makes you feel right at home. They're skilled, friendly, and truly care about their clients. Highly recommend for anyone who wants quality without the fuss! I have been going here since they opened‼ read more

Not just a disappointment, but a rip-off for seniors! I saw the sign for this new shop and decided to try it. When I entered, one woman was sweeping the floor, and a second woman was at the back behind a counter. I spoke to the woman sweeping with some small talk and she ignored me. The woman at the back called out to me that they could take care of me, and I asked who would cut my hair. That turned out to be the silent sweeper. I explained to this woman that I wanted to tell her how I wanted my hair cut before I removed my hearing aids and glasses. She finally spoke, "What number?" I had no idea what she was talking about. (My wife later explained that she was probably referring to the number for the clippers.) As I sat down the silent sweeper said, "We charge $33 for a haircut!" This struck me as high, since I've paid $22 for the most recent haircuts I received, and then had a senior discount applied. (I'm 77, so I'm rarely mistaken for a college student.) I can afford to pay $33. for a haircut if it's actually worth that premium price. The silent sweeper went to work in her new role of barber. I have no complaint about her actual work as a barber. She trimmed and clipped and ultimately gave me a decent haircut. I have received similar decent haircuts from the shops that charged me $22 and also provided a warm shave on the back of my neck, which this woman at Men's Pro did not. (She did apply a warm towel, however.) We ambled to the payment counter, where she rang up the $33. haircut and swiveled the viewer with buttons to push for my choice of tip! This had become too much by now, so I spoke up. "I think $33. is a very high price for a men's haircut when several shops nearby charge only $22 with a senior discount. I can afford to pay $33 for a haircut if it is 1/3 better than a $22 haircut. Your haircut was ok, but not extraordinary. I'm not going to tip you because a $33 price tag for a haircut should contain sufficient compensation for you." I saw no price list at the counter, and I asked why prices weren't posted. She pointed to a wall mounted price list near the front door. As I left, I stopped to read it. I immediately zeroed in on the price for a "regular haircut" for a senior at $28. As I said, at the age of 77, I am never mistaken for anything but a senior. I called out to the barber, still at the back counter. "You charged me $33 for a $28 haircut!" I left in disgust at being exploited. I may be a senior, but I am also a Court Appointed Guardian with the Washington State Superior Court system. Seniors are often targeted for financial exploitation because unethical people believe they can get away with it. I have been trained to spot this for my clients. I chuckled after I left at the sign posted in this barber shop reading, "If we get caught, I'm deaf and don't speak English." That's the most honest thing about this place. They mean it! Be warned!!! This establishment targets seniors for financial exploitation! They are not consumer friendly and do not provide a service that is worth the price they charge. Avoid this place like the plague! read more

Great NEW Barber Shop in a Great location. Sandra and Lynn both are fabulous cutters....you will NOT be disappointed! Plenty of parking and the shopping center is easy in & out. Additionally, once your cut is done you can grab lunch/dinner at Peter's Kitchen and/or the Pop Up Kitchen. read more

Men’s Pro Barber Shop - NOW OPEN !! - Barbers Near Me - Silverdale, Washington

Best hair cut every time. After the hair cut a neck massage. To top it off, hair was shampooed and gelled and ready for the day. Sandra was my barber. But the other person also seems like a pro and did an awesome haircut while I was there for a high schooler with longer hair. I got a military cut with skin fade and scattered cut for the front for a carefree look and hair care. There are drinks u can get. Also a fancy restaurant is 5 steps away from the store. There are multiple restaurants steps away. plenty of parking. Close to Chuky Cheese and bowling alley. Highly recommend! read more

FINALLY FOUND THE BEST BARBERS IN SILVERDALE!!! First of all, why they are the best barbers? They listen exactly how you wanted your hair to be. 2nd, they pay attention to detail of each shape, dents, and symmetry. 3rd, they are family friendly. 4th, look at the place. Well kept. They have snacks while your waiting. Drinks are also provided. The best part is as long as you're a customer. "THEY ARE FREE" Go check them out. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!! read more