I have been to Chris since he started out at Cost Cutters on the corner of Main and Plum Street. My…read morefirst impression was how much he cared about how I looked and felt about my hair. I always feel like family when I am with him. He has a great sense of humor. Both my husband and I have been going there together. He is genuine. What you see is what you get. If you want someone who is honest, caring, friendly, go to Chris! He is one of a kind!

Chris opened his shop in April 1995 and I moved to Red Wing in October 1996. He did such a good job…read moreon my hair that I have never seen another hairdresser. He also cut my husband's hair until he started shaving his head in late 1999. When I moved to Wisconsin in 2001 I still went back to Chris. Now that I live in Colorado I still go back to Chris. His work is excellent and his prices are reasonable. And, after 22 years, Chris knows what my hair will do and how to control my waves. And he is fun. I have had everything from pixie cuts to hair to the middle of my back and he has kept it looking good along the way. I highly recommend Chris' Cuts!

A+!! Very easy going, a quality haircut with friendly conversation. Couldn't ask for much else…read more Appointment is probably recommended. Cash only.

Best barber in town. Great service with a great price. I go no where but here when I need a shave,…read moretrim, cut or wash..

Been here twice switch from another spot that wasn't very kid friendly due to my so. Being very…read moreticklish. So far Imagine and Simon have done awesome jobs! I will be coming back again! Thank you all

This is the only shop I trust with my hair cuts. I've been coming here since they opened recently,…read morefollowing my barber, Simon from another shop. The location is fantastic, big open room with lots of light, a spot to hang while you wait to get a cut. Lots of TVs playing sports. My guy is Simon. He is an absolute magician with hair. Really great with fades and detailed work, but can do the basics really well, too.

Got in and out in about 45 minutes. Really clean and comfy inside. Owner was super nice and gave a…read moregreat cut for a good price.

Worst haircut i've ever gotten. They don't know what they're doing. I told them make a long messy…read morefront, they cut it to the shortest it's ever been. I don't recommend any teens to go here.

Terry's the best. She is an absolute protectionist. We had great conversation, the whole experience…read morewas a treat and will be going back for sure.

Terry has decades of experience as a barber and is a true professional. She's the only one I go to…read morefor my haircuts and I highly recommend her.

Great cut and conversation. A real barbershop right down to shaving your neck for a clean cut.read more

I got the best haircut of my life for a very reasonable price from Adam, who was really chill and…read morefriendly (he had a cute dog too, which was similarly friendly). The location itself is also top notch. You can tell that he not only has an appreciation for and mastery over the craft of barbery, but also for the history of his shop. Never in my life have I felt so compelled to write a yelp review, in fact, this is the first time I've ever done so. This will be my new go to barbershop in Northfield. If you come here for a fresh cut, you will not be disappointed. Just make sure to bring cash (cash is king).

Caring and professional. They have my business for the future. Location is perfect, clean and well…read moremaintained.

What a joke! I went today because they said they take walkins , not so much. They told me to come…read moreback in a hour and a half. Ha ha ha.

Dave is my go to barber. He's been lowering ears for 30 plus years and does an exceptional job. He…read moreknows all of his customers and is always friendly. The only negative thing I can say ( which isn't really negative ) is that he requires you to make an appointment. When I was growing up you went to the barber and sat on the bench a waited for your turn. Again. This a first world problem, right? Go see Dave if you're a barber cut type of guy!

Best barber shop in Menomonie, hands down. I've been going here for several years and I've never…read morehad a bad haircut. Dave's personable and easy to chat with, and he does a great job.

I'd say this is a strictly "Men only" shop. Went in with my 1.5-yr-old son for his haircut and…read morewanted a simple buzz. Asked if the barber did children and he said "Yes", so we waited our turn. Got into the chair and all was looking good. The clippers the barber had were SO quiet, I was getting excited, thinking my kiddo wouldn't be afraid because he doesn't like that noise right by his ear. Well, then the barber busted out a LOUD clipper (not sure why he switched? The other one seemed to be working just fine...) and that set everything off. From there, it was all downhill... - The booster seat slipped TWICE during the haircut. - The barber didn't use length attachments on his clippers, so he was going so SLOW using a comb, his fingers, and alternating between the two clippers and scissors. - I kept saying my son didn't like the loud clippers, yet he continued to use them, and many times right by his ears. - The haircut itself was crooked and a mess and not worth the $10 we paid. By the end of this long process, my son was crying, we were BOTH covered in hair, and I was clinging to the chair to both keep him from falling (again) and to snuggle him to keep him from having a complete meltdown. The barber didn't seem to care to speed up the process at all, instead just pondered "Why don't kids like their hair cut?" Like, Geez, dude. I dunno. I would have done an equal job of the haircut at home in five minutes with less crying. I'm sure it's a fine place for grown men to go and have a haircut, but don't go for kids. This fellow doesn't have a good bedside manner for children. He also spoke about my son as if he wasn't there. It was weird and made me feel uncomfortable, because I genuinely thought the barber was talking about some other guy, outside the room, when he referred to my son as "That guy" or "This guy" (i.e. "I thought that guy was a tough guy?" in reference to him crying.) PS: He also wanted to gossip about his other customers while we were in there and I was not into that. I don't need to wonder if everyone who goes in there after me will know all the details of my experience or whatnot. If this is what "old fashioned" means, that's a hard NO, THANKS, from me.