I moved to Spring Lake a few months ago and was in search for a great barbershop and found Sam…read moreBarber in Spring Lake. I stopped by at approximately 1pm and was seated immediately. I showed the barber (I did not catch his name - young man with tattoos) a picture of what I wanted he went to work immediately. I went with a tight fade with a hard part like every other American male and it was perfect. After the haircut a female washed my hair, face massage, and blow dry. The price - $20! In DC or Northern Virginia this level of service would easily be $60 or more. Please stop by - I promise you will NOT be disappointed.

We brought my son here for his first haircut & they did phenomenal! Extremely welcoming & friendly…read more He didn't cry even once even with the loud buzzers in his ears. He has the CUTEST lil mullet now. Also my husband went for the first time too & left with the best haircut I've ever seen him with in the 8 years I've known him.

Stopped by this place while visiting my daughter and they did a great job with my high fade...the…read morehot towel and gentle massage was great.. definitely recommend this place to get you looking fresh again...

This place is always attentive and super friendly. Both of my kids come here regularly for haircuts…read moreand they remember them each time. Very quick and always welcoming.

Still great after all these years. In and out with a good haircut. Ladies are super nice.read more

Coming here for 6+ years never had any issues.Today 05/02/2025 totally different story. I sit down…read moreand every thing is pretty pleasant but I do notice a smell of alcohol.first thought maybe it's the sanitizer but quickly realize it's radiating off this woman breath(it's 7:42 am). Before I can ask if I can get a new stylist BOOM! She literally slams the clippers into my head and proceeds cutting, she does this a few times til I go AWWW (I have a high pain tolerance). In between these slams she literally pressing the clipper against my skin so hard it's as if she was raking the side of my head. There a few other things I can get into how she was wacking my ears insanely hard with the comb. End result I have cuts on the back of my neck and a crooked fade. I may give them a second shot but it's gonna be a whileeeee.

I'm so glad I found Savannah at Pinky's Chop Shop! From the moment I sat in her chair, I knew I was…read morein good hands. Her attention to detail is next-level--she truly listens and takes the time to understand exactly what you're looking for. I showed her a picture of the style I wanted, and not only did she get it, she immediately started putting me on the right path to get there. Savannah has a gentle touch and a calm, professional demeanor that makes the whole experience relaxing and enjoyable. She clearly takes pride in her craft, and it shows in every part of the process. It's not easy finding someone you can trust with your hair, especially in a new area, but I can confidently say I've found my go-to stylist in the Fort Bragg area. If you're looking for someone who truly cares about your hair and gets it right every time, do yourself a favor and book with Savannah. You won't regret it!

Kind of a disappointment, asked for a skin fade and barber left lots of long hairs over my ears…read more and neck was poorly shaven. Not worth 42$ Maybe try to book with someone other than Adele?

Went here to get my little man a haircut. The barber Quick wasn't busy. Went back to the car to get…read moremy son and could hear the other barber telling Quick to get that money. Quick haircut as usual. Profanity in front of my 2 year old and the best part the posted price. $12. We asked for a close fade leaving the hair on the top.. The fade could have definitely been better and the line in the back isn't even clean.When I went to pay I guess he tipped himself on the cut. $20.

The staff is very professional. They greet you when entrance and at the time of leaving. The…read morebarbershop is in good appearance and taste. The price is very comfortable. Definitely 5

Ahmad gives a great fade haircut and hot towel face shave. Highly recommend this barber shop for…read moreguys looking for a tight fade.

My son and I arrived at the Sandhills Shave Shop for our 4 p.m. appointments. As soon as we walked…read morein, Mark abruptly yelled, in a drill-instructor tone, "Close my door." It was startling. I looked around to see who he was speaking to and realized he was directing it at my 14‑year‑old son, who stood quietly next to me. Mark continued to glare at him aggressively--there was no sign of familiarity or humor. He then said, "There are some people leaving; they'll get the door." The whole interaction was unnecessary and uncomfortable. It felt like an attempt to assert dominance rather than welcome customers. The shop itself has talent--Sara gave me one of the best haircuts I've had in the Pines--but the atmosphere is toxic. Mark's loud, aggressive demeanor seems to intimidate the staff, which may explain why so many appointment slots remain open. This kind of behavior doesn't create a professional or relaxed environment, especially when families or young clients are present. Hopefully, management will address this and bring back the friendly, skilled vibe that Sara and others clearly work hard to provide.

Brought my stepdad for a haircut and shave. It was such a nice experience for him (as he's…read morecurrently in bad health). He said he wanted a shave but said going out and kind of made the impression he wanted a barber shop style. So I came to help and found this place. It's a nice swearing. Love the interior decor and feeling. I definitely felt like I shouldn't have been there, definitely a men's vibe which is really nice. Loved the seats. Our barber who I didn't even get his name was really nice and accommodating to my step dad moving around a lot in discomfort. Definitely a nice experience for him and moderately priced. I hope we can come back again.

Rick Locklear and the guys were hangin' on the bench in front of the barber pole on Broad St. in…read morethe quaint village of Southern Pines, NC when I walked up. I had made an appointment for this first visit but as late Monday afternoon was pretty laid back, Rick opened the door and invited me into the First Chair. Comfortable and clean shop (used to be a radio station) and once I described what I wanted, Rick went straight to work. I got an awesome cut (including the eyebrow trim) and now I'll be ready for that talk and workshop I need to run in New York two days from now. Thanks, Rick! I'll be back!

Rick Locklear and the guys were hangin' on the bench in front of the barber pole on Broad St. in…read morethe quaint village of Southern Pines, NC when I walked up. I had made an appointment for this first visit but as late Monday afternoon was pretty laid back, Rick opened the door and invited me into the First Chair. Comfortable and clean shop (used to be a radio station) and once I described what I wanted, Rick went straight to work. I got an awesome cut (including the eyebrow trim) and now I'll be ready for that talk and workshop I need to run in New York two days from now. Thanks, Rick! I'll be back!