Always a fresh cut, attention to detail and customer service is second to none, my beard has never…read morelooked better, my personal favourite barber in the shop is 'Money', a truley talented individual who listens to what you want and delivers. On point

From the owner: Modern haircut, Beard Trim, steam shave...read more

Great place . I was visiting Manchester for my birthday and noticed the aesthetic of the shop day…read moreone and got a haircut before I came back home . Best haircut I've had in a while ! Cheap too . All the guys seemed chill and the music was perfect between hip hop and rock

The staff were chatty and bright. The guy who did my hair took his time with every detail of my…read morehair. Even though it was only a re-cut of my old hair, it still ended up costing almost 25 quid, which is pretty high. The end result was good, so I'm very happy with it, but I think it's slightly on the expensive side. I'd probably go again.

not a great hair cut really, very standard which was finished in 10mins and the vibe inside was…read morereally weird and uncomfortable - I really wouldn't recommend especially at the price

Mr Male Grooming is a pretty decent barbers in the Spinningfields area of Manchester city centre,…read moreat £25 for a cut, it is more expensive than a few of my regular barbers and while the service/cut is good, it's nothing I can't get of equal or better quality for a lower price nearby, The online booking system is pretty easy to use, again compared to my regular haunts it's not the worst but also not the best either, it can be a little annoying at first to get used to the system and then make an account. The barbers are friendly enough and give a decent cut, but costing a lot more than my usual haunts in the city centre by around 36% for an average experience, I probably wouldn't return here unless I couldn't go back to Sergeant Ceasar or Joseph Lazante's Men's Room. 3*

Looks like we've all had the same experience here. Seems like we're a bunch of lads who don't care…read moretoo much about their hair, and would rather it was a cheap as possible, in order to facilitate increased beer consumption. Its refreshingly kept simple, cheap and fast. I probably didn't need to do this review...

A very standard haircut for a very standard price. You sit in the que for 5 minutes you sit down…read morefor 5minutes and your hair is cut. No frills stuff this is all slap dash standard male cut short. Erm not a lot to say apart form that really? I could recount you with stories from my youth when my brother ran out of the hairdressers for his fear of having an itchy neck after his hair was cut.

I'm pleased to be giving the Cornershop Barber Shop, its' first review in 2016 and only second in…read morethe past 12 months, and I'm pleased to announce, it is still quite a nice place to go for a haircut. As regular readers of my reviews will know, I'm with Jonny Q and Michael B on this one, I hate having my haircut done and hate the awkwardness of chit-chat with my barber, and just want to get in and out of a place, with minimal effort, this place is right by Stevenson Square in the Northern Quarter, opposite the Old Koffeepot on the corner of Hilton Street. It is quite a nice place, and it charges £10 for a haircut which isn't bad considering I'm used to paying £15 at Supercuts and Kim-Creative.Com in the Arndale. The barber was nice enough, he wasn't as friendly as I've seen before at the other places listed above, but he did do a quick haircut, upon request at 6 minutes. Overall, the haircut was okay until he used the scissors, it felt like he went on for hours, being really heavy handed, cutting big chunks of hair with the scissors, and then banging the comb on my head near enough every-time, which shown hints of aggression and perhaps it being too rushed, this probably felt like the longest part of my haircut, even though looking back it was probably nothing more than 1/3 of the time taken, but if you would of told me that part of the haircut, took double what the whole haircut taken, I would have believe you. I got a decent haircut as well, which was much better than other cuts I have had before, but perhaps still not as good as Supercuts in the Manchester Arndale. It is also open on a Sunday between 12 and 6pm which is handy, and when I visited, it didn't seem really busy and I got seated and my haircut straight away. I noticed they did have a few newspapers on the table for people to look at while waiting. My search for a barbershop has been a long one, I've devoted a long list to find one on Yelp, I hope now my search is over. I hope this place doesn't suffer with "Second-time barber blues", I continue to get a lot so for now, I feel it only deserves a 3. UPDATE: I now feel Cornershop deserves a single one star rating mainly down to a huge decline in service and the overall finished haircut of late, the fact they don't do appointments and often leave you waiting with the staff not seeming overly friendly makes the situation worse also.

Anyone who regularly reads my reviews will know my constant battle to find a good haircut with…read moreminimal effort. Not only do I struggle with "barber talk" but the fact that it usually takes a good hour to get my pretty short hair cut makes me want to spend that time doing something much more fun. That usually results in me carrying what can only be described as a birds nest around on my head for a much more desired time period than is acceptable! But for no more - yesterday at the Barbers on Stevenson square opposite Koffee pot, I was in and out within 20 minutes, loved my new haircut and it only cost me £10. All the guys working there were pretty friendly and up for a chat about the local bar scene and that suits me just fine. If you're after a quick cut, walk in service then this place is just for you.

Luke has been my Barbour for over a year. Never have I walked away without the fresh cut I desired…read more A true gent and talented individual.

Where do I start? As soon as I walked in, the pungent smell of rotting hair invaded my nostrils, it…read moretook me a while to get used to this disgrace. I sat down. Possibly the greatest sin I've committed. It was my turn. My body left my soul as I stood, gaping in awe at the previous customer. Ryan w. I think his name was. I took two massive gulps of air to feed my starving alveoli. I sat nervously awaiting my trial. My reflection stares regretfully at me. So sour, so so silent, surrendering to my senses my diaphragm relaxed and let out a loud low hum. I took one final look at my hair. What the actual fuck is that mohawk!! Radical dude.

Planet Man is a place for todays Metrosexual male. Its a…read moreBarbers but not as you know it. Gents Hair Styling Traditional Hairstyles Facial Hair Grooming Traditional Hot Towel Wet Shave Tanning Rooms Waxing The staff are very friendly and very skilled. On my visit i received a "Traditional Wet Shave" which was so relaxing to the point of nearly falling asleep. Would really recommend and as there is nothing like this (what i know of) in the Oldham area its a must for the Gentleman who likes to look after himself.

I came here as a reccomendation for Yelp and as my long search for a barbershop continued, I…read moredecided to come here after being impressed with their website and it looking pretty cool. They is parking close by to the store but I think it is double yellow lines so unless you have a disabled badge they will be trouble. The store amazes you when you come in, with a TV, plane seats and a spaceman, they often quote Neil Armstrong with a male grooming twist. I booked an appointment and had a short wait when I arrived due to the person I booked with, just going off to the shop for a prolonged period hence I had to go to another barber. They offer you biscuits as well as hot beverages, vimto, beer and water, being coeliac I just stuck with water. My drink took quite a long while to come, having been offered it as soon as I arrived, only getting it a good time later. My barber I feel talked too much about topics that were quite irritating, he often repeated himself and treated me like I was an uneducated infant for quite a while. I spoke to him about me liking Frank Sinatra, and another barber joined in and mentioned of his love for the singer and put a few of his songs on. I feel they are trying too hard here and can seem abit irritating and struggle on service, I feel if they narrow down abit and still put effort in it would be much better, they just try to hard and can't put 110 percent into everything. My haircut took nearly an hour and was very long and after a while it got really frustrating as they were just messing around, trying to make it an experience. For £10, I espect a good haircut, I don't care if it takes 20 seconds as long as I get a fantastic haircut, I admit I had a very good haircut but this experience was draining lasting so long, and costing £10, I feel a quicker haircut would please customers more and make more money for the business. Overall, they are trying to hard and lots of minor things really make a business which really does stand out, seem poor, the only good thing about the place was the original look and my haircut, which I feel deserves for it to be 2 stars but for everything else, especially it being so drawn out and costing a city centre price for somewhere a good mile away from the city centre of CHADDERTON and a few miles from the city centre of Oldham is really not worth it. Normally, I have my haircut every 6 weeks or so however I need a haircut again, just under a month after coming here which will add to my big cost of haircuts this month after paying £10 for a long, drawn out experience here, so I am quite disappointed with Niall spending so much time on my hair and simply, not doing my hair-cut to the best of his ability. I won't be returning until the pricing is sorted out, they focus more on the minor things rather than trying so hard and can do the haircut quicker with better results. My search for a great barber shop continues....

I've been coming here for a few years now since the barbershop in Didsbury charged an arm and a leg…read morefor their (admittedly very good) cuts. Although absolutely tiny, sat there all forlorn on the point where Palatine road and Wilmslow road converge, inside it's like that 'space box' in which the Doctor fella drives female companions around the bends of space and time. Seriously, you'll wonder how they manage to fit in a small tub of American Salon hair cream never mind space for three hairdressing points, a reception, bathroom and mini kitchen. I'm convinced it's all done with smoke and mirrors but I'm too under the kosh of sharp scissors to ask about it. Apparently (I was told by staff this very week) this used to be a small depot for conductors being based as it is on the busiest bus route in Europe and not as most people assume a public convenience. Five years ago this was morphed into it's current role as a barbershop. Alan who used to own this place has now for Australia and left the shop to Mike who along with Mike now run the place. They're lovely guys full of mirth, intelligence and most importantly can cut hair very well. These kind of places are important to the fabric of the Withington community and it looks like this place will do well for many, many years. No appointment is necessary although Saturdays can get very busy, so try and get there just after it opens (10am) to avoid a little wait (they'll never rush a cut to appease the waiting customers mind).

BarberBarber is a small chain of male barbers in the UK, with 5 stores in London, Liverpool, Leeds…read more(Quite a pattern there), a new store which opened in August in Birmingham and of course this location here in Manchester, just off Deansgate in the Barton Arcade, so close to Market Street and part of the Manchester city centre, being basically just opposite the House of Fraser and being so close to Bella Italia, Pret A Manger and Lunya, the latter being also based in the Barton Arcade. One thing I dislike about this branch is a lack of appointments, meaning at any time you could obviously turn up and end up waiting hours on end, I had even been given waiting times of two or three hours at one point, and I've even been turned away at times when I'd expect them to be quiet, towards the end of the day before close when they're not. The staff don't seem really friendly at all, I've even seen staff go outside to smoke with customers waiting. It does look really nice here, and I've always wanted to call in for a haircut but I'm just sick and tired of the waiting, if they are used to this demand they should move somewhere else in Manchester, expand and get more staff as their is a demand for it and right now that is sacrificing levels of service and the overall feel, which are terrible I'm sorry to report that with regret BarberBarber deserves one star at this moment in time - I hate having my haircut and I hate being sat there in the chair for ages, let alone having to wait hours on end for a haircut which still is overpriced and one of the highest prices in Manchester at over £17 for a dry-cut meanwhile for some reason the branch in Leeds is 10% cheaper. From a service point of view, this branch needs to improve asap or this place is going to turn away and frustrate more and more customers and turn them to many of the rival barbers in Manchester city centre.

A well thought out and equally well executed barbershop. The no woman rule is kind of funny, but…read morekind of pointless. The free drinks is a nice touch although not really appropriate when I like to go in at 10am. The queue is ridiculous at times, even with all 4 chairs in full swing, an hour or more is common for a hair cut. This place is a modern classic - the guys are friendly and well trained, and the place is obviously clean and well run. The boom of lumberjack beards in Manchester doesn't do anything to help the queue time as once self-respecting men now debate which beard oil to opt for, or how thick to keep their sideburns. For a simple guy with a simple hair cut, I do love the attention to detail here, but not sure I'll keep returning for long if I have to commit half of my Saturday to waiting, for a 10 minute sit in the barber chair. Having said that, I really can't fault the place.

I attempted to get my haircut here last Saturday 12th April 2025 but failed to do so due to a…read moremember of staff that was very lazy and very disrespectful. I called 10 minutes before to say I was coming at appropriately 6pm in the evening, 1 hour and 30 minutes before they closed and he said that was "okay". I then arrived and he said he was going to go to the toilet. I then said okay to this. He then took a long time, a further 5/6/7 minutes in the bathroom. I just waited for him and when he came out, he then said he would go for a cigarette but would come back and give me "good haircut". I again said okay. I waited another 5/6/7 minutes which was nearly 15 minutes in total and decided that this man had completed disrespected me and my time. I then walked out to leave and he goes "oh I can finish my cigarette and give you good haircut", I explained I needed to go as I didn't want any conflict but his behaviour was out of order and it's not the first he's behaved inappropriately. I won't be using this hairdresser again and they've lost a customer based on this extremely poor experience, which is anxiety inducing when you had a plan and go out of your way to get a haircut and someone wastes a lot of your time it's not right at all

AVOID. There is only decent barber at this place, the rest are jokers who either don't understand…read morewhat you're asking for or who don't care. I've been growing my hair for two years and I wanted the ends taken off, the useless guy who cut my hair ended up taking 1/4 of it off. Then he washed it after he'd already cut it, for no reason than to charge me an extra £3. Go to Mufti's in the City Centre, marginally more expensive (£7) but you leave with a decent haircut.