It's a nice clean environment, generally good barbers. I really went there following a barber I like and he's not there anymore. The reason why I didn't give 5 stars is a few things you need to know before going there.
1. It's a membership model, and part of the membership is like a free alcohol drink or some bullsh when you get your haircut. I find this model really frustrating and also kinna dumb. The faux masculine thing. Like I really want a good haircut at a good price. I don't want to be having alcohol figured into the cost. In the end when you add up the monthly it's just kinna not worth it, unless you need alcohol combined into all of your self-care chores. And if so maybe it's time to look in the mirror. You don't need a white claw to go to the grocery store, Susan.
2. The membership stuff isn't super clear. The staff is extremely friendly but a lot of the time they seem undertrained (except the managers) and I don't blame the individuals that work there. Again GREAT humans. But make sure that they explain it all to you and that it's super clear. Don't get distracted by the bar, alcky.
3. Hidden charges. I followed that barber there, and apparently he was like a "supreme level barber" or some nonsense, which I didn't know about (shouldn't all your barbers be good?). When you go there they have your card on file because they charge you the monthly amounts, so as far as I knew when I walked out they would just charge the tip I told them to charge to me. Weelllllllllpppp no. They were charging me a $9 surcharge on every haircut and adding my tip to that.
So when you add it up I was spending $40/month to get 9 haircuts a year. That's $480 plus the $81 in taco-supreme-supersaiyan barber charges. $561 I paid in a year not including tips. It kinna makes you wanna say f*ck off with your gimmicks.
4. Fast and loose with your credit card. I have had extra drinks charged to it without my knowledge. I think it's 1 drink per visit, and I usually NEVER use it but one time I did and the gal was like, lemme pour you another, and made it seem on the house-ish. Plus I'm thinking, hey I should have like 6 drink credits from the previous cuts. Nah. They charged me. Also I finally canceled my account and wouldn't you know it, one month goes by without charges and bam the next month they start charging me again. Management was very cool and immediately credited me back but I requested the removal of my payment info.
5. Other than my guy, who was always booked so I often had to use someone else, and one other person (gonna butcher the spelling) Naja, I always had mediocre haircuts to even the last one I got was just bad. So at this point I would only recommend Naja.
Why didn't I rate it lower? I mean if you're into this kind of gimmicky shit then it's the place for you. It's friendly, the alcohol is good, the people that work there are really great people, the haircut will look good sometimes but you'll be too liquored up to care so it works out. I don't want to deter people who like this shit. For me, I went to sport clips and got a cut for like $30 + tip and the woman nailed it. I'm going on a month of this cut with no need for touch ups. Will see her from now on probably once every 8 weeks. $180 a year is a lot better than $561. But I mean if you need the scotch you do you boo-boo. If you need your haircut experience to remind you of how masculine you are, get it, Mr alpha. To me it's nonsense. read more