Melissa is very friendly and has always given me a great haircut. She was even able to fix a…read more"botched" cut I got out of town once while traveling. Her shop is comfortable and the conversations are great.

Summary: Melissa's is a Barbershop run by, as far as I can tell, one lady by the name of Melissa…read more To clarify, this is a Barbershop and not what would be considered a Salon. Price: I don't remember exactly how much my haircut was, but I think it was about $12. I remember getting a student discount. I'm not a student, but look young. I returned the money I saved in form of a tip because I felt guilty. Experience: I like to think I'm not too picky when it comes to hair cuts, but I am actually quite picky in choosing a place to get it cut at. For example, Supreme Cuts down the street seems like a really chill and hip place to get your hair cut, but the main type of cuts they do are close cuts and shaves. My hair is medium length and I like it shaved on the sides and clippered on top. Melissa's seemed to be more appropriate and more familiar, so that's why I came here. The first time I went in I was asked what number I wanted. The only thing I've ever ordered by number before are combo meals from fast food restaurants, so I was a bit confused. Luckily, Melissa explained what she meant and worked with me to get a cut I wanted. The cut I walked out with much shorter than I had ever had before, but it was darn comfortable! Quality of cut alone, I'd give it a 5. Why not a 5 then?: The atmosphere of this place is not really my cup of tea. I'm a quiet person that has an aversion to loud talking and politics. Both times I came here, Melissa gets talking with some of the regulars (who by the way, she seems to have a lot of and people seem to love her), and she really lets out what's on her mind. This can come out in the form of expletives, opinionated discussions, and general conversation. One time I think the counter on the "f word" probably went over 50. I'm not against swearing and the discussion was never distasteful, but I'd rather sit there and make quiet smalltalk. I'm not sure it's fair to take a star away for what is all-in-all a fantastic haircut, but it's enough to make me slightly uncomfortable. Overall: Great cut with a lively environment. Not the kind of environment that's right for me, but lots of her regulars seem to enjoy the place. Weird hours caused me to head to Redken in Canandaigua today and that was more my style and atmosphere. Although I will say that the haircuts from Melissa's are probably some of the best I've ever had.

Did you know that you can come out of this place looking better than you came in? I was doubtful…read morethat I could be improved upon but this man is a sculptor, a Michelangelo, removing the rough edges and showing his work to the world! I've been traveling across the US for the last 6 weeks visiting all the IG worthy spots between San Francisco and NYC, and I was definitely needing to be cleaned up. He listened to what I wanted, and was receptive to pictures of my usual haircut, and I was lined up, and beard trimmed 15 minutes later!! Very impressive. This is cash only but there is an ATM if you came unprepared. This shop is downtown and sorta close to the college, and is neatly kept with a sports wall recognizing many of the biggest names like Jordan, Tyson, and Ali. I might just move here for these haircuts!!

At the time of this writing, I think these guys are the only game in town if you're looking for a…read morehip-hop barber shop that's not in the hood. There's no price list posted in there and I was charged $15 for a caesar which is a little pricer than other place where there's more competition. They did use a gillette though, which not all places do. All in all, I think it's a good place and I didn't seen any random unemployed dudes looking grimmy.

Best place in Wayne county for a barber. Great conversation, great haircut, great service all…read morearound.

My fiance came home looking fabulous his haircut was amazing looking. Here's why the lowest score…read morewhen I walk into a barber shop or as I would walk in a beauty shop I don't expect the barber or beautician to be on their phone I expect them to focus on me he was gone for a really long time that man has a honey do list I would have liked him home and a half an hour rather than an hour and a half please get off your phone and do the services that you're supposed to provide

this is a great barbershop, cutting my hair for over 25 years. Excellent job every time.read more

Avoid at all costs. This place relies on its status quo with a few neighborhood customers and is…read morehighly unwelcoming to others. I've gotten raving reviews from my classmates about the place, so I decided to try it. So far I've been here 3 time. The first: between the antiques on the walls and engaging conversations they had with customers, I got a great vibe. When I was finally on the seat, things got a little quiet, perhaps because I was new. The cut was mediocre, but I'm not picky. The second: I gave them the benefit of a doubt and went back. Same exact experience. They asked me the same basic questions as though they had forgotten me altogether. No big deal, but the cut, once again, was mediocre at best. But again, they got the job done. The third and final: I am a very reasonable person but this is, without a doubt, the worst haircut I have ever gotten. The two sides were uneven. There was no attempt to fade the sides, resulting in a stairstepped line. Joe (the short one) left a small cut on my ear with a shaving blade. In the end, he left an absolute mess of trimmed hair on my face and neck, without wiping it off. I have enclosed pictures for review. The overall feeling was that they were unprofessional, unskilled, and unwelcoming to new comers. Short Joe was completely unresponsive when I asked "how are you?" Then he would proceed to take 15-second pauses at a time, as though reluctant to cut my hair. Worst of all, my seat was off center by about 20 degrees the entire time (I was directly facing the wall off to the side of the mirror). It would suffice to say that I will not be returning, and that those I know who are loyal customers will hear endlessly about this.

Walk-ins are fine, appointments can be made, the price is very fair, and my radical switch between…read morewinter and summer haircut didn't pose any problem whatsoever.

TJ was super helpful and was even able to give me a great fade while I held my infant daughter…read more Talk about skill!!

TJ's is a classic American barber shop, albeit a bit of a hole in the wall on a side street. The…read moreservice and haircuts are good, and the price is right. Plus you can grab a cold beer right next door if you so desire. A solid 5-stars.

I get my head shaved and beard trimmed by Keith once a week. He does excellent work! I highly…read morerecommend the Good Guys Barbershop. They really treat you well! It's fun too!

Very highest quality haircut. Super professional…read more Not a real Barber shop in that they are now heavily reliant on appointments. You can go in the shop and see two people ahead of you and think you are good. Then you realize that half the barbers are only taking appointments and the other two are taking walk-ins that signed up on the computer as indirect appointments for the next available barber and then left the shop to come back in an hour. So they are extremely busy all the time and walk-ins are a thing of the past. If you want to build your day around a very good haircut, they are excellent. They used to be walk-in and cash only. Take a number and wait. If it was crowded then maybe you stayed or came back another time. Now, you have to login to a computer, give your name and number and select from who is available for service and THEN it will tell you the wait time and schedule your appointment. Maybe. The computer is not prominently displayed, so you just have to know where it is and how to use it. All of the excellent barbers are attending their clients or studiously avoiding your gaze, so you are left to your own devices to get in the system. The place has always been busy and used the first in first out system. I am not sure what problem this system solved, but I saw several clients coming in and not knowing what was going on because it was literally an iPad laying on a counter near the now-empty number machine. It's now a hair salon that cosplays as a traditional barber shop, albeit a salon that gives a great haircut.

I do not know if Freddie was HIGH or Drunk when he cut my hair, BUT…read more As he's telling me how wonderful his skills are and how he teaches students how to do fades without using a guide, he cuts off half the top of my head!!! That I had been growing out for MONTHS! Bring it up to him after I found out what he did and I got a "oh sorry (not sorry) my bad"! Um and? Is F'ing NOT fixable other than to shave off the whole top of my head! I THOUGHT I was going for a nice $$$$ quality barber but better off going with yourself getting hammered and doing by yourself in a mirror with a FLOWBIE! Not impressed with whole shop. Oh and they are TRUMPERS!

I just went back to Twelve corners Barber shop for the second time. David greeted me and asked how…read moremy previous haircut was and if he needed to make any changes. I felt like a valued customer, after only being there once. He did another excellent job cutting my hair, and gave me some great tips on how to manage my hair. Great place with wonderful service.