Freddy is the best! My son only wants to see him so we made the drive over here to see Freddy. He…read moretakes his time with haircuts. A lot of people come here to get a haircut and/or beard cut. He's very personable and friendly. Freddy had to fix my son's haircut (after I messed it up) and I'm so grateful he was able to fix his hair as it was before picture day! You won't be disappointed. Freddy has another location in Winnetka but we drive wherever he's working. The salon uses Crew products!

Best place ever!!! Came w my bf and George was AMAZING!!! He…read moregave my bf the BEST HAIRCUT EVER!! Super nice gentleman and amazing skills on what he does This place deserves the 10 stars rating

Old school, clean cuts, it's reliable and friendly. Costs more and worth it. They are Ukrainian and…read moreyou can get that clean euro style or anything else.

Sergei was inconsiderate, rude and careless. He took his time answering a call on his cellphone…read moreafter he started my haircut, he had me wait without saying excuse me or acknowledging it afterwards either. He then acted very unpleasant after I asked if he could use his cellphone to lookup a photo of a hairstyle I wanted. Then after that, he didn't even come close to giving me the haircut I showed him. It was obvious, he intentionally provided very poor attention to my request which was fairly simple. The female at the register with blonde hair had a very poor unpleasant bedside manor also. It was a very unwelcoming and less than satisfactory experience all around.

As someone who is extremely picky with who I trust to cut my hair, I'm relieved to find The Fade…read moreRoom. I've experienced cuts from some of the best barbers Chicago, LA, and Denver have to offer and this place takes the cake. Cindy did an amazing job cutting my hair and giving me a seamless fade. Her attention to detail is unmatched. Do yourself a favor and stop looking around, this will be your new favorite barber shop.

Best barber in town! You can feel it the moment you walk in…read morehis doors! Mauricio always does an amazing job!

Went in, 4/10/25, into something... based off of the other reviews, unfortunately my experience was…read morenot like the others. I've been here once before with Marcos where I requested the same haircut. The experiences were polar opposites. The start of the consultation was rough. Sal was tentative, impatient, and combative with me. I felt he wanted to place blame on me for not understanding the haircut I wanted. But when I had the haircut with Marcos, it never escalated like how it did today. I put the rough start behind me to just focus on the haircut. I thought the experience ended better than it started. However, the hair doesn't lie. One side is longer than the other (see photo). I don't believe Sal is a bad barber by any means. It's completely possible it was an off day. I simply think he was't able to recover from the tense beginning and so, the haircut ended up being rushed and uneven.

I like Jose a lot he gives me the best haircuts and shaves ever I would love to work at New Way…read moreBarber Shop sometime and get paid daily and all the time every day I appreciate everything that he does

A traditional barbershop for guys who want a good haircut at reasonable prices. No manicures or…read moremassages. The tv in the waiting area is tuned to sports, not an infomercial for some grooming products/services. Pino has been cutting the hair of my family's men for three generations. He and his brother, Franco, are prompt, great barbers, and really decent human beings. They are also great with little boys. Prices are fair(my Dad(may he rest in peace) got a discount because he was bald. The shop is busy, so make an appointment in advance.

Quite simply, a top notch barbershop with master craftsman plying their trade: expert hair cuts…read more I think what most impressed me and set my expectation was the particular towel wrap they used on my neck. Pino folded a towel just so, and placed it on my neck before fastening the cape. When he was done, there wasn't a hair on my shirt. He expertly trimmed my hair with scissors and straight razor, leaving me clean and freshly groomed. Good price, great service and great conversation. Thanks guys, phenomenal attention to detail and the wife approves.

My husband goes here regularly and they do a great job. Brought my teenaged grandson, and they did…read morea great job! Slava is wonderful!

Excellent cut. Sergey and Elona are amazing. You can't go wrong. Cool shop, great cuts.read more

A couple of weeks ago, we got a coupon in the mail for a free haircut at this brand new Sports…read moreClips. Now, that is a very good price for me. This offer included a haircut, shampoo, hot towel wrap, and massage treatment. Since I don't like to get clipped at a clip joint, I held on to the coupon until my relatively bald dome really needed some trimming. So, I came in, they logged me into their system, and were able to accommodate me immediately, even though I had no reservation and this was a Saturday morning. SportsClips is a chain of franchised haircut stores that handle men's haircuts, and the place is decorated with sports memorabilia, a few TVs tuned to sporting events, and cutesy sports sounding product and service names. My stylist, like all of the others working there, was a twenty-something woman who asked me what type of haircut I wanted, and tried to maintain a pleasant banter with me during the procedure. Their procedure is much like many of these fast-service hair salons. They spray my hair with some kind of liquid, and proceed to cut my hair with a clippers and scissors. Where they differ from others is that they then take me into a back room for a shampoo and towel wrap. The shampoo is much like waterboarding. They sit me down in a special ratcheting chair, cover my face with a warm towel and pour water on the towel while s-l-o-w-l-y lowering my head into a sink to apply shampoo and then rinse. I was expecting an "enhanced interrogation" procedure, but they did not ask me about any terrorism plans. The stylist then put a different hot towel on my face and massaged it gently for a minute or so. Back in the "olden days," old-fashioned barbers would shave a guy at this point. Finally she released the chair, and I felt like I had just been sprung from a thrill ride at an amusement park: the chair popped up, there was a loud "clunk," and the towels were removed. I was ready to confess all of my evil plans to get out of there! [just kidding] Then, the stylist ran an electric massager on my shoulders for a minute or two. Finally, she applied some goop on what's left of my hair and combed it. Although the haircut (and enhanced interrogation technique) was free, I did leave the stylist with a nice tip: "Buy low and sell high." I liked my experience there; but since I am pretty much a graying chrome dome, the quality of the haircut is hard to assess, since all I really need is a trim. One other observation, and I really don't want to dump on the young ladies working there BUT since this is a hair styling place, why do they have disheveled hair styles, and poorly/unevenly/unconvincing "blond" hair?

Denise was amazing and did an excellent job with my haircut and beard trim. She is very friendly &…read moreprofessional. Loved the hot towel too!

Very good stylist, Ron, who did my my mother's very thin hair. He made her hair look fuller with…read morea beautiful style. Her set lasted and Ron was very patient with her. She has dementia but he was great with her. He knew exactly what to do with her hair to make her look beautiful. She was very happy with it.

I had an appointment with Ron. He did a fine job cutting my hair. I thought that he was…read moreproficient and welcoming at this, my first, appointment.

I walked into the Great Clips at Brookside Plaza for a simple trim--just enough to clean up the…read moreends and maintain my curly hair's length. I walked out looking like Richard Marx in 1986. Despite repeatedly stressing that my curls shrink significantly when dry, the stylist hacked off far more than discussed, all while assuring me I'd "love it." Spoiler: I don't. My hair is now uneven, barely three inches long in places, and refuses to curl properly. One side is noticeably shorter than the other, like some twisted art project gone wrong. I'm including a before-and-after photo, along with a side-by-side comparison of me and Richard Marx as undeniable proof of this tragedy. I've reached out to corporate many times. I want a refund. Can you even blame me??? *the lady who cut my hair, was very pleasant at least.

Let me start by saying how much I love Silvia, who has cut my hair several times, and is…read moreconsistently my favorite! Joe and Tracy are also good, but Silvia is quick and knows to thin out my hair (I have very thick Asian hair) without me having to ask. When I can help it, I wait for Silvia. This Great Clips location in Brookside Plaza has become my primary stop for a haircut, and my partner has gotten nice trims several times as well. I use the Great Clips app on Android to check in, so I almost never have to wait. The store is conveniently located in the middle of the plaza, and there's PLENTY of parking - literally 5x more parking than probably necessary in that plaza. Handicap accessible parking nearby, with several access ramps. On Saturday and Sunday the whole plaza can get really crowded. During the weekdays around 12 noon, it can also get busy from the deli and Stella's traffic. You never have to park too far, though, because of how big the lot is - just be careful, sometimes folks drive a little too fast in the big lot. This Great Clips is a copy-and-paste of just about every other Great Clips location I've gone to, right down to the decorations and even the smell. Man, I love the smell of hair products, and this place doesn't disappoint. The staff keeps the place pretty clean. The waiting area is generally pretty nice, but can get a little crowded if you go during peak hours (though I'll usually check in on the app and wait in my car until I'm next if there's a crowd). Everyone is reasonably courteous, and seems to know their trade well (Sylvia is my favorite, and Joe & Tracy are good too). I'm often in and out in just 10 ~ 15 minutes. Prices are very good. Bear in mind, I have a pretty simple hairstyle, so your mileage may vary if you have a more complicated hairstyle. The Great Clips in Brookside Plaza is my #1 spot to get a hair cut, at the moment. Sylvia has gotten my hairstyle perfect every time, and the location is so convenient for me.

This is a nice haircut salon when you consider the chains. It's located in a busy shopping center…read morenext to Fresh Farms grocery store and a Liquor Store. I have been here a couple of times. You can check-in online and get on the wait list (if there is one). Once you arrive here, you inform the hairstylist when asked they are on the list and they will call you when it is your turn. Haircut styling varies from stylist to stylist. Some do a good job, some an okay job, and some a bad job. In my recent visit, hairstylist Aneela, provided good customer service and a decent haircut. The salon was clean and well lit. The pricing is current with today's (post-COVID) standards for a chain shop. $20 for men's haircut. I received a coupon of $3 off for my next visit which was at the bottom of my receipt. I appreciate that.

Haircuts are a constant necessity for anyone and I am happy to have a place like this near my home…read more Michael is my usual stylist and is great at his job. Great clips offers for you to check in online so you can get an estimate on your wait time. If you provide your phone number they keep a short record of your last haircut to see if you would like the same style or if you want to switch things up. Always a pleasure coming to this location and I'll see you next time Michael.