Just recently opened up on the main street of Rutherglen, Brian's is a great wee barbers. I've…read morewalked past it several time and today I finally popped into get my mop cut. As it's recently opened, there are still a few bits and bobs that need done around the shop but its starting to look good so far and Brian mentioned all the little things he's going to do with the place (He's completed a lot of the refurb by himself). Brian was very friendly and easy to chat to. As he's a local he knew most of the customers by name which was nice. He gave me a great haircut (best I've had from a local barbers) and was dirt cheap, which made me tip him as I felt it was a bit of steal! I'd definitely recommend this barbers and will be back when my hair starts to over grow again.

I really like this place - great haircut and it's right on the Main Street - a 'real walk-in'…read morebarbers. Made to feel welcome - it's my regular barber now.

Despite sounding like a condition suffered by those who have spent to much time in the city and…read morecrave some country time, this joint is a tiny little oasis of modernity in an area that is in all honesty about 10 to 15 years behind the rest of Glasgow when it comes to...well...everything really. With a funky exterior that must have looked to the locals like the work of magical trolls, the devil or Paul Daniels and a nice bright funky (in a very urban type way..?) interior, this is a cool we joint in context. With reasonable pricing, trendy staff and a good range of reputable products on offer, Urban Funk is a one off in the area. Will it be enough to tempt in the funkier folk in the area? OR will they prefer to make the quick jaunt into town? we shall see. If you too suffer from or think you may be getting Urban Funk then i recommend getting your ass into the country....dont worry its not fatal.

It's refreshing to see somewhere on Duke Street amongst the many many hairdressers and barbers,…read morethat caters to the young and stylish male. Urban Funk stands out from the surrounding dull doorways on the street, with its bold black and orange painted entrance, so I was intrigued enough to go inside. My first impressions were good, as the guy that worked there was nicely styled with good hair, which confirmed the cool image of the place and portrayed the results of their expertise. The guy that worked there was friendly and chatty when I asked for a price list, informing me that it was only £10 for a cut and shampoo, which impressed me, compared with the big name salons in town. This place strikes a nice balance between stuffy old out of date barbers and high priced hair salons, providing something for the modern man who takes care of his mullet as well as his wallet.

This is one of those places you're only really privvy to if you live in the local area. It's…read moresituated in the centre of Easterhouse Shopping Centre and it's a wee gem. It's a unisex hairdresser that's been there for years under various names but everyone in the area has always called it "The Big Windae" on account of the shop front being exactly that - a big windae. About two years ago the current owner, Boab, took over and decided that was the perfect name for it. He's given it a refurb, with bright furnishings, a sofa that you just sink into and even a fridge full of beers for the gents at the weekend. Recently they've brought in beauticians to do everything from nails to massage and a make up artist on the weekends. Primarily I go here to get my hair done by Jade. I've honestly never had anyone do my colour better than her. She's taken me from brown to copper/blonde ombré in one sitting and this week she's covered up the ombré to give me a full head tint in copper. She spends a lot of time thinking about the perfect way to get the colour to develop so you're not left with big patches of faded colour and the results are always incredibly. She also always throws in a wee conditioning treatment which, when your hair is as thick and long as mine, is a godsend. The place has a lot of character and charm, with loads of staff and regulars having that usual "hairdressers" chat. You know the kind - neighbourhood gossip, life stories etc. It's always bustling and it's a credit to the great care and attention they give to every single client. This seems to be THE place to go for boys in Easterhouse to get their hair done too and that is totally down to the way Boab has transformed the place. The barber side of the salon is ALWAYS busy no matter when I'm in. They're great value for money too, with a full head tint, cut and blow dry coming in at under £60. An eyebrow wax and tint also comes in at a very thrifty £8 and Roseanne is just brilliant at getting the perfect shape. It's a great wee place in an unexpected location and somewhere I'm always happy to pay a visit to.

My son has had his haircut here twice now and both times we were more than happy. The barbers were…read moresuper patient with a chatty and not always cooperative 4 year old and knew exactly how to deal with children. Cheap prices as well and a free lollipop for sitting still for the boy!

Popped in here a few days ago after Craig's local barber was randomly shut in the middle of the…read moreweek. The boy is super fussy with who cuts his hair so it took a bit of convincing that another local barber could do as good of a job or better... Thankfully I choose the right spot & got lucky! (As the hair dressers right before this place had a lady walk out with bright blue & pink multi colored permed hair & I think he might have panicked if we walked in as she walked out...) So on to the next place, a spot for men only "Parade Barbers: Bespoke Gents Grooming" and I thought this sounds like a safer choice! The place is small but just right, located on the parade. There were two women who were busy cutting men's hair but were friendly and told us they accepted walk ins. The shop is surrounded by mirrors, a front desk area, two chairs for clients and waiting area containing a couch with a flat screen tv (of course with FIFA ready to be played on a Xbox while the men wait!) Christine (the Proprietor/Creative Director of the establishment) cut Craig's hair and did an excellent job as she did exactly what he asked for. Super nice girl and fun to talk to also! Very very reasonably priced for a quick stop in haircut! Check this place out if you are looking for a new barbers guys!

This is one local hairdressers I've never actually stepped foot inside. The main reason for this…read morebeing that for a ladies hair cut you require a pre-arranged appointment and I tend to decide at the last minute that I really NEED a hair cut. Yet, I have heard very good things about this place on the man side of things. Yes, I'll attempt to do a Barbers review based on things that I have heard from some of the males in my life. Please, cut me some slack here - this was not the easiest thing to do: "Oh you went there - what was it like?" "Good" "What'd you mean?" "That it was good" "Yes, but why??" "You know..." etc etc After some very direct questions I could fathom that this place is good because of the following: 1) You don't need an appointment. 2) You get a good, decent hair cut. 3) Said hair cut is done very quickly, but also to a high standard. 4) The prices are very reasonable and much as any other Barbers. 5) The staff are very friendly and chatty (and potentially flirty - though, this was coming from an egotistical male friend and the other two men did not mention anything along these lines at all). So all in all, top marks. If only, I could get the above without an appointment.

Tony us a lovely guy and one of the few people who I trust to cut my boys' hair well!…read moreHe recently opened his own place which has parking outside, a cafe to one side and a newsagent on the other. We'll be back.