Brought my toddler here for her first haircut. The stylist did a great job. So patient and…read moreaccommodating of a jittery toddler. Not to mention the nice cut! Great customer service. We'll be back! Cash or check only

It is a 50/50 toss up if you get a haircut done speedily and sloppy or one with greater quality.read more

Simple old style barbershop run by Sandy, a delightful woman who knows how to cut hair at a…read morereasonable price. I will go back without hesitation. Called the day of and got right in.

I will bike 40 mins one way to get a haircut with Sandy. I…read morecan't go to another barber because I have no vocabulary to tell someone else what I want. I tell her I want it "shorter", she asks some questions, and makes is simple. It always looks great. She does a better job than if I decided how to cut my own hair, I am slowly balding, so I trust the process.

I've been looking around Madison for a barber shop that can actually do a really nice job on a skin…read morefade and a hard part which are my go-tos! I will look no further! This place is a great.. A.J. cut my hair and did a really nice job for under $20 bucks. I will definitely go back in the future! Great price, great cut, and a great atmosphere

Aj was great. From out of town walked by this place and walked in told him what I wanted and got me…read moretaken care of. Would recommend checking out if in need for a reliable barber.

This is the BEST haircut place I've seen in Madison since my 1st one here in1969, probably at…read moreHilldale. Lower State St. had two in the 70s and 80s; both gone. This shop feels real. Make your own decision. I have been there twice. The ambiance is something I can't describe properly, but I really like it. Also, the cuts, made my head look nice again. Thank you for that! I tough it out and get my hair cut roughly twice a year. I always show up looking like an aging sewer rat. They fixed me up. Thank you RHD!

A couple days ago me and my girlfriend went to the paint splatter place inside the strip mall where…read moreresilient hair design is located. Once we were done there and were on our way out we walked passed their store front and as soon as we did, the man inside resilient hair designs started to yell and say profanities. Me and my girlfriend didn't pay much attention at first as we did nothing to illicit such a reaction towards us. We have no affiliation and have never been to the area, but for some reason the man became increasingly upset as we walked passed and we noticed he followed us out of the building and continued to yell towards our direction and when we looked back he was staring right at us and went back inside while continuing to maintain eye contact and yell profanities towards us. My girlfriend felt threatened and uncomfortable so we left as quickly as we could, I have no idea why this happened but if that man was the owner or an employee I would recommend not going there, I feel it may be an unsafe place to get a haircut and would recommend going elsewhere.

Ali has cu my hair for several years -- always perfect! I try to see her every 5 to 6 weeks.read more

Ka has cut my hair for 10 years. I would never go anywhere else. He is never in a rush and wants…read moreyour complete satisfaction. A small shop with the personal touch everyone appreciates.

Friendly staff and a good haircut. Pricing is competitive with other places offering similar…read moreservices. Leslie is awesome.

I don't have a place to go to get my hair cut in Madison, so I thought I would try this place out…read moreafter looking at the prices. A regular hair cut for women is just $21 as opposed to $40 plus at most of the other salons in the area. After talking with the woman who did my hair, it seems that this is probably because they only do cuts, washes, and drying, with one hairdresser on staff who also does color. There is not the styling element at this place. The woman who cut my hair was super friendly and when I asked how she thought different styles would look on me she asked me to think about how the style would work in my daily life. Great way to practically decide. The place clearly has a family feel which was very appreciated, and most of the staff are very experienced. I heard some have been in the business for 17, 20, and 30 years. I have a feeling this is going to be my go to place if I need a haircut in Madison.

The Buzz has been only a few miles from me for a few years and I never stopped until this week. I…read moreneeded a haircut and also consultation on what I should do with my hair. Missy was such a great expert in providing options and advice. I made my decision and was thrilled with her work. Missy is such a great conversationalist and a warm energy. While waiting, there were a few kids getting their hair cut in a small sports car chair with their favorite cartoons on the TV. I will only be going back to Missy and The Buzz from now on. If you're looking for a locally place to get your hair cut, check out The Buzz!

Took my three year old here for his first, salon hair cut and had a wonderful experience! We called…read moreahead but they don't take appointments, just walk ins. We got there quarter after 9, on Saturday morning, and Missy (the stylist) was just wrapping up the first customer. My son was hesitant at first, but soon headed toward the convertible car chair in excitement! In addition to the chair, Missy turned on the movie Cars while he got his cut. Missy was great with him, carrying conversation while trimming his moving head. The cut was quick, roughly 15 minutes, and well done! He was rewarded with a lollipop after and the total came to $17.XX--not bad! We also got bonus card--buy 9 get 1 free. Will definitely be returning!

I have noticed several comments with people being irritated because they are not facing the mirror…read more One comment asked, "What's the mirror for then?" Let me answer that. The mirror behind the barber chair in connection with the back bar is a barber "tool," no different than shears, clippers, or the barber chair. It is used by the barber to get a perspective on the haircut from the back of the patron's head. It is easier to tell if the nape area is even when the barber looks back into the mirror, rather than trying to tell from just looking directly at the back up close. Most shops will have other mirrors in the shop for patrons and typically offer a hand mirror when the haircut is completed. As a barber of fifty years myself, this is the answer to those who are wondering why they are not turned toward it. By contrast, beauty salons are used to turning their patrons toward the mirrors, because longer hair usually does not need the same perspective from the back. So it's obvious these comments are from men brought up going to beauty salons.

First impressions are always a must, walked in to two Men on…read moretheir phones wasn't that friendly, hair all over the floor from a lot of different clients, wasn't clean. We showed a picture of how we wanted the hair cut and he just went on and did his thing. Everything was uneven, not faded at all and all this in 5 minutes. What a waste of 20 dollars. Had to fix it up else where. Would I recommend this place? Not even if my hair was on fire. Run far and run fast!