I had no idea this place existed. It's tucked away in a little nook behind the chinese restaurant,…read moreto the right of the carousel. If u checkin while you're there cut is $17 w a $3 coupon from yelp. Staff was friendly & kind to my child. Upon entering there are games & books to entertain kids while they wait & seats are miniature barber seats w/seat belts. There's a tv at each station that plays a corporate-made cartoon, animal crackers, and dum-dum lollipops to entertain /distract the child. Haircut was decent. I wanted a trim around my son's bowl cut look focusing around the ears, back of head, & bangs slightly above the eyebrows. The total truth: Layers weren't evenly cut if you looked at both sides individually & compared, the bangs weren't even, nor above eyebrows as I would have liked, higher on one corner than the other, and the back was mostly even (any mishaps not casually visual). TO BE FAIR TO STYLISTS, he is a squirmy kid & there ARE scissors in his face so caution IS a priority. The stylist was patient & kind. She DID ask me if it was satisfactory & I DID say yes. It's the same at any place that will cut a toddlers hair. At other places, Under scrutiny, I have had to inspect then retouch multiple times until I caught all those little things that I wanted to be perfect. He's squirmy-the stylists' concern is your child's safety first so we must be accommodating. The only way we have ever been able to get my child's hair "perfect" was if I held his head down for the detailed & final touches. A satisfying first experience, no complaints & I am mostly likely coming back for other cuts.

Wow, don't waste your money! They seem too concerned with time in and out than the experience. If…read moreyou're late, there's only a five minute grace period but the whole experience was rushed and not good. It was my son's first haircut and they offed a package. It was NOT worth it. We got there, the women hastily got him in the chair and immediately started snipping. My son is crying and we're trying to console him, but she never gave us a minute and kept cutting away. His hair is so choppy. We were in and out in less than 10 minutes. Would never go back.

Amazing experience! the best around for hair nails and make…read moreup! retail is off the charts amazing!

I definitely recommend. My daughter loved her hair do and her make up. She also got a manicure and…read morepedicure and was really nice.

I had a birthday coupon that was not honored because I have a pre-paid package. We were 8 minutes…read morelate for our cut and were told "sorry we can't do the cut today." Another stylist jumped in and saved the day. I was annoyed because the scheduled stylist was well into someone else's cut when we got there. The last appointment we had there, the stylist just didn't show up and kept us waiting for almost an hour for another stylist. The cut itself was good - my autistic grandson is difficult client.

The website won't reset a password and you can't book without a login and they don't actually take…read morewalk ins even though they were fully empty!!!! Never trying this place EVER again!!!

Ms. Diana did a great job on my wiggly kid's hair!! It's easy to book appointments through the…read morewebsite, but plan ahead because she's a busy lady!

She was so sweet and so patient with my 4yr old who has sensory overload when it comes to clippers…read moreand loose hair touching him. She stayed calm and worked with him, respecting his boundaries the entire time. Highly recommend. Especially if your kiddo struggles with sensory input like mine.

D is a great barber and takes care of his customers. Great shop setup, with a safe and relax…read moreatmosphere

ZERO STARS IF I COULD. Extremely unprofessional and completely unacceptable…read more I booked my son's haircut TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE through this barber's Booksy page. The appointment was confirmed for August 11 at 4:30 PM, and I planned around it specifically because my son started school the very next day. Then, at the LAST MINUTE, I was told that Booksy is only his "secondary booking app," that he was already completely booked on his "primary app," and that Booksy automatically confirms appointments. How is that the CUSTOMER'S problem? If you know Booksy is accepting and confirming appointments that you cannot honor, then block off your availability, turn off the app, or stop accepting bookings through it. What made it even worse was the complete lack of concern or effort to make the situation right. I explained that I had booked two weeks ago, had even messaged him on Instagram to make sure I had the correct booking site, and that my son started school the next morning. There was no genuine apology, no effort to honor the appointment, and no alternative time offered. Instead, I was basically sent a link to go find another barber. After doing everything I was supposed to do as a customer, booking in advance and receiving a confirmed appointment. I was left scrambling at the last minute to find someone else to cut my son's hair before school. Being busy is understandable. Being overbooked because you choose to operate on multiple booking platforms and then making that the customer's problem is not. Professionalism means managing your schedule, communicating properly, and honoring confirmed appointments. I will NEVER recommend this barber to anyone ever again. If you need someone dependable who respects your time and actually honors appointments booked weeks in advance, I strongly suggest you look elsewhere.

We have been seeing Ms. Rachel for a few years now(starting back at Cool Cuts Spring), and we…read moreabsolutely love her! We used to drive 45 minutes and squeeze ourselves into whatever spot she had left because she is that great! My son has ADHD so sitting still is a challenge for him, but Ms. Rachel is so patient and kind, she gets an amazing job done every time.

First Haircut: Decided to give this place a try since it was going to be my son's first haircut and…read moreit had some great reviews. It's located inside the store in front of the checkout registers. Wasn't sure what to except since there was only 1 woman working the store but we were the only customers so we got seated pretty quickly. Was nervous at first since she had some difficulty checking us in. Not her fault though since the check-in system was kind of confusing and they were having some internet trouble (the AT&T guy was walking in and out of the store getting things going). During his haircut, she was very calm and cheerful with him. Had some toy dinosaurs he could play with since the TVs/IPads were down due to the internet troubles. He didn't need the electronics and was happy with the toys she let him play with. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and we left happy. Will be back when we need to cut his hair again.

Lesly was super nice and patient with my son. Very satisfied with the way she cut his hair since…read moreI've had such a difficult time finding someone who could cut his hair properly.

Family Cuts -- A Two‑Generation Craft on FM 1960…read more Some places feed you with food; others feed you with familiarity. Family Cuts on FM 1960 does both in its own way -- not with plates or flame, but with scissors, quiet skill, and the kind of generational care you can feel the moment you sit down. It's a Vietnamese family‑owned shop that spans at least two generations, and you can sense that lineage in the air: the rhythm, the calm, the unspoken pride of a craft passed down, refined, and honored. I go to the mother -- long before I knew she was the owner, I gravitated toward her chair. Something about the older cosmetologists always felt right to me: the steadiness, the precision, the way they cut hair like they're reading a familiar language. And I was right. Her hands move with the confidence of someone who has shaped thousands of heads, each one a small testament to patience and skill. There's no rush, no theatrics, no upsell -- just the quiet excellence of someone who knows exactly what they're doing. In a world where a man can barely find a decent haircut under twenty dollars, this place feels like a small miracle. I go roughly once a month, and every time, the experience is the same in the best way: consistent, careful, and grounded. She doesn't just cut hair; she maintains you. She keeps you sharp without making it a luxury event. And yet, there's a luxury in the consistency -- in knowing you'll walk out looking exactly how you hoped, without having to explain it twice. There's a cultural lineage here too, even if it's not spoken aloud. Vietnamese barbers and cosmetologists have a long tradition of precision -- a blend of patience, technique, and quiet pride. You see it in the way she checks the fade, the way she cleans the neckline, the way she makes sure the cut sits naturally with your face. It's the same kind of craft you find in a kitchen: repetition, refinement, and a deep respect for the work itself. Family Cuts isn't a place you "discover." It's a place you return to. A place that becomes part of your routine, your upkeep, your sense of self. The chairs are simple, the décor is modest, and the atmosphere is honest. No frills, no ego -- just a family keeping a craft alive, one haircut at a time. And that's worth celebrating. Because quality doesn't always come wrapped in luxury. Sometimes it comes in the form of a mother with steady hands, a family with decades of experience, and a shop on FM 1960 that gives you exactly what you need every single time. Family Cuts is not just where I get my haircut. It's where I feel taken care of. Thank you Nancy.

Is a stand alone barber & haircare place run by two older ladies. They're friendly and helpful. Cut…read moremy hair quickly. The shop is tucked into a little strip shopping center beside a locally owned tire shop. I'll go again.