Barber's Kid threw tantrum threw rocks at window Like sitting through a bad family therapy session.read more

Took my son for a barber shop experience the day before school pics. Ended up in owner of Colbys…read morechair. This guy is a death stoner who made my teenage son cry because the cut was so bad. Didn't listen to a word we said when discribing that he wanted a trim for the picture day. My son has been growing his hair for the last 8 months to get it where he liked it, and this guy cut it all off! All he wanted was a trim to clean it up for picture day Worst experience ever!

Great cut and a friendly, old-school barbershop. It's often hard to actually get in for a haircut…read morein Oroville with so many places being appointment-only, closed, or booked out. This cozy, classic barbershop vibe is what's been missing and is exactly what some people are looking for. Definitely a hidden gem. Not sure why it doesn't have more reviews.

I got a great haircut and the barber was awesome. He gave me a few options and we decided on one…read moreand it was great. Highly recommend them.

I am disappointed. I purchased two GC and requested the "hot towel shave" experience for my sons…read more No hot towel used and a dry electric razor (razor burn for days) "shave". He did well in the hair but absolutely disregarded the traditional shave, as requested. He is a nice man but I purchased a specific experience and received razor burn in exchange. He did cut the hair well that is why I gave home two stars. I hope in the future this won't happen to another person. Haircut four stars. Shave zero stars.

Tected for a hair cut. He said come right in. I told him we were coming in from another town and…read morewould be an hour. He said just try to come before noon. We got there at 11. Waited 20 mins for him to finish his cut. Then he said he couldnt do it and tried to send us to a qomens hair salon an hour later. Waste of time gas and money.

I always come here whenever I need a nice cut. Here is my personal review for this business…read more Service: The ladies that work here are very friendly. They are really cool to talk to. Even the more mature looking women have a sense of humor that can match the younger generation and that is a huge plus in customer service in my opinion. :) Quality of cuts: The style of cuts differ from person to person of course, that I understand but sometimes one of the stylists slightly messes up on my cut. I do have a weird shaped head so I won't hold that against them. lol Other than that, they do an awesome job every time I go there. Price: Price is about 14$. I don't remember the exact price, but 14 isn't far off. Conclusion: Overall, this place is awesome. The best barbershop in oroville.

Terrible customer service from employees. Specifically Karla. Went in 1/28 and had a very…read moreembarrassing and disrespectful experience with Karla. Although it wasn't the first time she has behaved this way it was definitely the worst. I wouldn't recommend this establishment. I did contact customer service and received a very quick response.

I'm just really taken back. I can't comprehend the level of unprofessionalism. I don't even know…read morewhere to begin. Let me just start on a good note. The receptionist with the dark curly hair who greeted us. Very nice, smiled very friendly. However her whole family was at wrk w her? Her husband, dog, daughter and daughter's husband w their baby?? I'm so confused. She at the least was very friendly and courteous. Knew how to speak to customers. I just don't agree w family being at ur wrk place. My Main upset was the blond hair dresser older women who said nothing to me as I sat down in her chair. Gave us a dead stare as we came in. Interrupted me as I tried to explain what I would like to be done. She spoke over me the entire time. I was in shock. My experience with her was horrific. As I sat down in her chair, she never even made eye contact with me or greeted me or acknowledged my presence as a customer. I had to be the one to say hello, how are you and all I got as a response was "good". Honestly, I should've just got up and walked out at that point. However I tried to explain even if she was constantly cutting me off. My hair is on the thicker side so I needed some thinning done w out using the thinning scissors. She wouldn't stop interrupting me so ultimately it just never happened. She never asked if I'll be OK to wash my hair. She just told me to go over to the sink. I asked her if this was included w the basic woman's cut, she said she she's doing this on her own because my hair is thick and it will be easier for her. No prior communication of this to me at all. Attitude was unprofessional, not friendly at all. She needs to learn how to do a better consultation. After my cut she didn't even finish blow drying my hair. I left wet and full of hair everywhere. She had zero people skills, let alone hairdressing skills were questionable. I don't understand how people work directly with people daily and behave like this at their job! I really do believe that she was racist. Immediately saw me and treated me like she had a distain for a certain type of people. I saw her how she interacted and spoke to other people. It was definitely not the same vibe. It's unfortunate experience all together. I paid money to be treated like this. It gave me a gross feeling for the rest of my day. However as a mom and grown woman I don't feel the need to make a big deal in public when people do the wrong thing I just chose not to give them my business again.

Kristen cut my hair last week, it so cute, and she did such a great job. Such a good vibe in there,…read morevery nice people.

The other review by Danielle, from Seattle, is an extremely uneducated view of Steve the Barber…read more Since she's from Seattle, she could only have been thereto observe Steve on the one occasion. Had she known Steve better, she would have known this was a conversation between two people that knew each other quite well and was the type of friendly banter that passes between friends. I go to Steve regularly and first went to his shop when he worked at King's Men Barber Shop back in the 1970's, and people that know Steve can tell you that besides the great hair cut, the varied conversations you are treated to are worth the price of the haircut all by themselves. I'd like to tell Danielle to stay in Seattle, where her ignorance will go unnoticed.

The owners are incredibly racist. I was getting my hair cut while a Hispanic gentleman was getting…read morea haircut. Steve, the barber told him he should go to Mexico to build a wall and kept taunting him in childish language, despite the man being a successful business owner. Despit political beliefs, you should respect your customers enough to not humiliate them.