I've been searching for a good barber for a while. Finally found him, best barber in the by far…read more Highly recommended.

Well This was a cool set up! Miguel knew his stuff. Got a tapper fade and it was like he knew my…read morehead. I will be coming back. Prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was nice. He has good conversation test very skilled and focused. Great experience! I would recommend if u need a good fade I would holla at him first!

Very poor quality stylists. They charge high quality barbershop prices, offer drinks, a barbershop…read moresetting and atmosphere, but worse than sport clips quality haircut and styles. Their staff comes across untrained, late for appointments, and do not know how to style mens hair. This has become a trend in the area unfortunately. I have come here on more than 10 occasions over the last 2 years and tried multiple barbershops in the prosper/Frisco area. Do not risk it.

I went on their website to sign up for a haircut. I went ahead and put in the credit card…read moreinformation and paid for the appointment online. When I get to the haircut location here at dapper I am told that I cannot get this haircut even though clearly online it said exactly what the haircut is what the price is. When showing us them information on their end, even on their website in the store, their prices are completely different. When in the store talking to them to talk about and show them the price that I was given online on their website, they said that is something they cannot do. This place is not accommodating at all and would highly suggest to go somewhere else.

cares too much about their 2 spaces of parking, even when both spaces are empty(likely due to bad…read morehaircuts, idk), they will become territorial over it If you use one of the empty spaces for 2 minutes. the owner(not sure?) has a napoleon complex, started talking about disrespect(I've never met the guy before in my life, nor would I care enough to disrespect him). Just a bad representation of a business, to start accosting someone outside their work when there's no customers to accommodate. The quality of the place is questionable, considering the person I spoke to enjoyed saying "fuck you" and "get the fuck out of here", to me within 30 seconds of talking(I was trying to be nice as this person started accosting me about disrespect for some perceived slight), if there's an issue with parking, as is common in urban environments, the solution is to call a tow truck, which wouldn't of gotten there in time, but from the reaction of the man who got unreasonably upset of me leaving and coming back within about a minute and a half(no joke, it was that short of time, he was still standing there at his door when I got back after I walked away), 911 in his case considering how desperately he needs the 2 empty spaces for his shop. Mind you, the entire time, while the owner was accosting me was longer than the time I left and came back, nobody showed up to partake in their haircuts, nobody used the other space that was fully available, and nobody would put that much degree of care into how empty parking spaces are used, besides the man who gets no business despite having "paid for" them. I think he was just upset his parking spaces he leases from the city are used more for the businesses around him than his own, and as a barber he's forced to watch it happen constantly as those around his grow while he's in the red. Enjoy the 1 star, you earned it for the unnecessary and unreasonable experience I had to endure at your place of business.

The best haircuts around! That's the first 4 words that come to mind when I think about this…read moreplace. I have only been going to Russel for a few months now but his fades are so on point I come back every 2 weeks or so. The place is fairly low key, no bells and whistles as it should be with Sports Center on or something similar. Just what you think a barbershop should be. I would say I hit the jackpot finding these guys. If your in need of a new barber or want to change it up a bit go by. They take walk-in's in the morning first thing and then its by appointment. And they book out a week plus. But its so worth it! Keep up the amazing work Russel & Jeremy. I'll be back in a couple days. Cheers Justin

Avoid Damien at all costs. Beyond disappointing. Simple instructions are simply ignored. Zero…read morecraftsmanship.

I moved to Texas last year and needed to find a new stylist. Everyone recommended going to…read moreFloyd's. I will say my first two experiences weren't great, but I kept going back trying new stylist. At first I lived in McKinney and worked in Richardson so I tried the spot in Richardson, then one in the middle. Both experiences, weren't the greatest, but I put that on the stylist, not the place. My job moved to McKinney so I searched and found a Floyd's right down the street. Emma G was my stylist and I knew afterwards I would be using her as long as she works there. She is smart, sweet, attentive, and a very good stylist. I leave a lot of the details in her hands, I tell her basically what I'm looking for then say, "Intrust your judgment with the rest". She's never let me down. I recommend Floyd's, but highly recommend Emma!

Great service! Clean place and the quality of the cut was what we were looking for. Overall great…read moreexperience

Went today with my husband during errands. Great little place tucked away in Princeton. Clean and…read morecomfortable. Tip: they only take cash and venmo

Amarillo is a fun place to visit and learn about the Cadillacs berried in the ground. This is a…read moreshop just outside the Cadillac place. Nice souvenir shop!

Went there for the first time today and my wife and I were super impressed with our haircuts…read more Dynea was very skilled, laid back (not rushed) and spot on with the style we requested, we could tell she enjoyed her job and friendly. we'll be back, thank you!

Isaac did a great job on my hair and the other guy did a great job on my son's hair as well. I…read morewould highly recommend. You can book online and pay online too. They have a good number of barbers to get you in and get a fresh cut.

I love this barbershop, Gabriel cuts my hair exactly the way I want it every single time. Highly…read morerecommend both the shop and Gabriel.

Thankful for the courteous and professional Premium Haircut received at Hammer & Nails. Natasha and…read moreSheena provided accurate timely and stakeholder specific responses consistent with brand promise, best business practices and Philippians 2:1-5 "Therefore if you have any encouragement from being united with Christ, if any comfort from his love, if any common sharing in the Spirit, if any tenderness and compassion, then make my joy complete by being like-minded, having the same love, being one in spirit and of one mind. Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others.In your relationships with one another, have the same mindset as Christ Jesus:"

DEEPLY DISAPPOINTING EXPERIENCE: Unprofessional Management at Hammer & Nails Frisco…read more Rarely does one encounter an establishment so fervently devoted to undermining its own brand reputation as Hammer & Nails Frisco. As a commercial real estate professional with substantial experience in customer service expectations, I found the management's approach here nothing short of shocking, confirming many of the worst negative reviews that populate Google and employee feedback forums (feel free to research yourself...). Further, and from a long-time franchisee myself, let this stand as a wake-up call to the franchise owner--if you care at all about the longevity and credibility of this business, immediate intervention is mandatory. --The Core Problem: Emotion-Driven Management-- I visited in June '25 with a gift card. The haircuts are subpar, but acceptable for the price. I got a membership to save $20/month but decided to cancel after a particularly poor cut (the last one...). Timeline: 10/21/25 - Submitted cancellation online; received "request received" message but no confirmation email 10/23/25 - No response after 2 business days. Called repeatedly--no answer, just an unhelpful bot 10/25/25 (AM) - Still no response after 5 business days, so I went in-person. Receptionist couldn't cancel and texted "the manager," promising to call that day 10/25/25 (7pm) - Never received the promised call. After 8 attempts and 10 minutes on hold, receptionist groaned that her manager was "in the hospital" and froze my account, promising the manager would call Monday 10/27/25 (8:30am) - Manager (April??) called irate, stating "your account is canceled and you're on a 'not to reinstate' list because you were rude to my receptionist." When I attempted to respond, she spoke over me saying "I just lost my baby this weekend and was in the hospital!" WHAAAAT!?!? This was deeply unprofessional--using personal circumstances as justification for poor customer treatment and weaponizing tragedy to guilt clients. At no point is this acceptable management behavior. FURTHER, what type of management asks a store manager to come to work Monday, after she lost a child a day before???? Makes no sense... --A Pattern, Not an Anomaly-- Research reveals my experience isn't isolated: Employee Reviews: On Indeed, Hammer & Nails scores 1.9/5 overall with management rated 1.0/5. Frisco employees cite "abuse this company puts on their employees" and management that's "very rude and condescending." One reviewer: "could have had a barber for life, but I'll never go back." Systemic Failures: Multiple locations report "overly micromanaging, lack of support," with managers who "aren't clear of their expectations," causing talented professionals to leave. Toxic Culture: Multiple sources describe management who "talk about employees badly." One reviewer noted owners with "zero experience" were hired as friends--"basically they hire bartenders and dancers to manage a luxury place." Billing Issues: While I haven't experienced this personally, multiple customers report being charged after canceling, with management refusing refunds. Reddit documents cases where managers admitted to "intentionally stealing" through continued billing. --The Bottom Line-- No franchise selling itself as "luxury" can survive when managed by the whims and insecurities of its leadership. The lack of customer-first mindset is palpable, with explosive responses replacing routine service inquiries. If owners have any interest in salvaging this brand, they must overhaul management training, customer relations, and complaint resolution--replacing emotionally volatile managers with professionals committed to serving customers with dignity. Until these failures are addressed, Hammer & Nails Frisco serves as an example of exactly how NOT to treat customers.

Excellent experience! I have 3 boys and will be coming back! Super easy to make an appointment…read moreonline too!

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