Fantastic experience with Josh - a great haircut with wonderful banter. He's an artist, highly…read morerecommended, 5 stars.

Fast, efficient, no-thrills barber that leaves your hair slightly shorter than it was before you…read morewent in. Prices are cheap, chat is minimal. "A day off work, yes", "no holidays this year", "yes it's freezing", "see you next time." Just the way I like it.

This is the best barbershop in this area. The guys listen to what you would like done and take…read moretheir time doing it. I have had a bit of hassle in Partick with barbers seemingly not understanding my preferred and rather rudimentary haircut which is essentially shaving the sides and tidying up the top. One word of warning for this place is that I get the impression I have been charged for my haircut according to how much information I divulged about my occupation. The first time I was in I was charged £9, but it leapt to £12 at the weekend. So maybe confirm price before you beginI Or if the guys ask what you do, tell them you are a bounty hunter who hunts down cheeky barbers...

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WARNING: This is essentially a guest review, because clearly I wouldn't come here to get my hair…read morecut. However, I was asked to come along for moral support and to step in if anything happened (no clue how I would've done that, but hey ho, I wasn't going to argue). Rafael (the client) called in the morning to see if there was any chance of him getting his hair cut. You must understand, he's been wanting to do something to his hair for a while, but he's never dared to and kept going for a normal, 7/9 pound hair cut. "Splurging" (bah!) 20 quid for a hair cut was not an easy decision to make. However, he did. So, he called, and got an appointment. We walked in, and a really nice guy (sorry, I have no idea what his name is) took our bags and coats (yes, even mine!), explained that Tommy was still busy cutting a clients hair, and whether we wanted something to drink. We declined, but later I realised they have a properly stocked bar in the far corner - I'm talking a good selection of whiskies (even I approve of some of them) and beers etc. It has a friendly atmosphere. As a girl, slightly intimidating (especially when dressed for a long day in the lab rather than to impress) but everybody was very nice and didn't really pay that much attention anyways. Everybody looks comfortable and chatty and like they really know that they're doing. I was able to listen in to one particular conversation that was going on at the chair in front of me, and I loved how much time the barber (?) took with his client to explain exactly what he was doing so that the guy would be able to replicate the look at home with his own hair brush, gel stuff and blow dryer (this experience opened my eyes to the world of mens hairstyling that I have never experienced in any sort of closeness, but that's besides the point). I love the music that the play also. Rafael was asked over and explained to Tommy what he wanted done with his hair, Tommy smiled and got to work. Personally, I think he did a fantastic job. Rafael was very happy. Lots of extras were offered (including neck shaving?). Rafael says he will definitely be coming, maybe not next month, and with slightly longer hair so that he barber has a little more hair to work with. From both of me, this places gets a thumbs up and we can both recommend this to anybody!

Having just moved to Glasgow, it was a bit daunting knowing I'd have to find a new barber/stylist…read more Well, I got lucky on my first go with Mike at Brother on Byres Road. I like the shop's atmosphere; it's modern and cool but not pretentious or intimidating. Mike is a pro at his craft and also a real gentleman. He consults with you beforehand and explains what he'll do, making sure you get the haircut you want. He's also a good conversationalist and plays good tunes. It all adds up to a high quality, relaxing experience. Which is what getting your haircut should be like, right? Couldn't be more pleased to have found Mike at Brother. Highly recommended.

Went for a "student haircut", which is supposed to be £6, however since the guy (Sal?) had to make…read more"adjustments", he ended up charging me £7. When I questioned the price, he just yelled in my face and said "it's not my fault you don't know your style". Once I told him I'm never returning back he said "yeah don't come back", I was taken aback by such poor customer service.

An entire wall plastered with gig posters suggests this small barber's shop is aiming for a young…read moremarket and with plenty of nearby students, rightly so. We're not talking Cliff Richards' Christmas tour, but rather hip young things playing the Captain's Rest and Stereo. The set-up looks great and helps create a nice, relaxed atmosphere. Offering student-friendly prices, the staff in here are overwhelmingly friendly and equally happy to gab away to you if that's what you want or keep it zipped if you're not in the mood. I was very happy with my haircut and would hae no qualms about recommending this place.

Not me, but my cousin got his hair cut here and he couldn't say a bad word about them. So much so…read morethat I have been compeled to write this review on his detailed recolection of his experience with the West End Barbers. My cousin is an avid music lover, he loves guitars, drums, gigs, must I go on, and he seemed to think that the West End barbers was a 'grimey but cool' little place aimed just at the likes of him. And as it goes, the staff shared his interests in all things music. He had a long convo with his hair stylist on a string of gigs he had just been to, while sipping on some orange juice offered to him. Sounds pretty good, and he said it was cheap too ! Fantastic!

After usual barbers had gotten too busy decided to branch out. Recommend these guys; good cut, nice…read moreplace and friendly. £15 for a good cut, and were cool with my limited chat. Music was good as well.

Badass spot! I've gotten haircuts all around the world and this spot is top notch! Talk a little…read moreshit and get an ill fade.

Found this place my first visit to Glasgow now any time I'm in the city come by for a cut and beard…read moretrim, great service. Walid is very fun to chat with while getting your cut and it always comes out great

Just got a student cut here for 6 quid. Very fast and efficient, 15 min in & out. Not too much…read morechit chat, which is a plus for me, can't beat the price too!

I don't review many 'non-food/drink related' businesses here, I tend to focus my Yelping on pubs…read moreand eateries but as this is my local barber, and I actually enjoy going in, I thought it worth taking some time (this may set a trend, businesses be warned!). That said, at a stretch I could include The Barber Too under the 'food/drink' category as they've adopted an old tradition in offering the clientele a beer or a dram when they pop in! It's a short walk from my flat, and first impressions when you walk in are that this isn't a run of the mill barber. Some amazing artwork (by local artists) decorates the walls, it has a modern/quirky feel to it, and the music is usually pretty good too so even if there is a queue the time passes quickly. They offer the usual services but as I'm somewhat folicly challenged I've only ever bothered with a quick cut/trim. You always get a friendly welcome here, they are always cheery and chatty as they snip away at your locks (locks, ha, I wish I had locks of hair still!). I've been going here for a few years now and never had a bad experience or bad haircut. Can't recommend them highly enough.

They were pretty blunt about not cutting women's hair. I'm a woman looking for a men's cut so I…read morethought a barber would be the best place to go. Went in and was told right off the bat, "Sorry, we don't do girls." I said I wanted a men's cut, but just got "no, sorry". Can't really comment on the service since obviously I didn't receive any.