I just left there super PISSED. I asked for this lady to take half the length off the top and she…read morebuzz cut it. She was looking at me confused when I told her that why would she do that. I yanked off the cloak and walk out. WTF I cou have buzz cut it at home myself. Not a good place their service is TERRIBLE

Made an appointment to get stood up. Larry just walked out the door on 2 appointments without even…read moregiving the respect to let anyone know. Waited a whole hour to find out

Justin is an amazing barber and does a perfect flat top and super good guy. I highly recommend…read moregetting a haircut with him

Good haircut with a good esprit du corps among the barbers/stylists. The ambience has modern…read moremetro-functionality.

Was visiting from Indiana and I needed a haircut badly. I decided to look around and found Steel…read moreCity Barber & Styling and decided to give it a go. I called and they told me it was going to be $30 which didn't seem too expensive for a haircut. I went in and it looked really cool inside if I were to explain it I'd say if a hunter and a tattoo shop got together it would look like this but its just a cool vibe. The barbers are nice and the lady that cut my hair actually knew what I wanted. If I visit again I'll definitely come back.

This place is fantasti. Daniel was the best barber I've ever had in my life and I'm 65. From what I…read moresaw, all the barbers in there did great haircuts. They took their time and it was about perfection and satisfying the customer. Daniel was so amazing that I will be driving 2hrs next month each month to get my hair cut. This place is friendly and takes pride in thier work. I feel lucky to have found this place.

Patrick did an amazing job, we haven't been able to find anyplace to cut my brothers hair. He…read moretextured it perfectly and blended it so good!! 10/10

The stylists here are exceptional in all areas of hair and as people as well. They r my fun and…read morecomfort. I leave everything look like movie star everyone treated like u r the most important client. Do other place to go if u love your hair. Eyebrows too.

First appt!? Good!! Decided I would go back there. Second appt for hair trim and perm was…read moregreat!!. A few months later I went back for another perm. Turned out okay but the bottom line? --- I was disappointed. Will chat with hair stylist about it .

I can not say enough how much I love going to Root Republic. As soon I walk in the door I am…read moreoffered a drink and a hello. I have been going to Eric for about 4 years. He always offer suggestions on style and products. Eric always schedules my next appointment before I leave the salon, making everything convenient. The rustic decor offers a home relaxing feeling. It helps me relax and forget about the outside world. The space between each booth is nice, we can have a private conversation and without having to over speak each other. I suggest Root Republic and Eric to everyone I know.

Very sweet girl. Waited weeks for an appointment…read more But when you drop $200 to get chunky blonde with darker lowlights and leave with just a darker brown than you came in with (I had all documented communication where I told her repeatedly I wanted my blonde back and how I hated the mousy light brown), I have to frown upon that... this was simply poor service for the exorbitant price. I tried to wait 24 hours to see if it would grow on me and i completely hate it. STILL HATE IT I contacted her and was only given the option of one day in her ENTIRE calendar to fix it. I work in a busy hospital and I can't just drop a day to go on her only available day she was willing to rectify this. Sad that I really was hoping to find a reliable place in pueblo.

I came in here with my best friend recently. He had seen the shop in town (he recently moved here…read moreand was looking for a new barber) and wanted to try it out. So he checked their Facebook page and found Danny. Made the appointment and off we go. They don't have a real website, just Facebook. Danny did ask how my friend had found them, and they seem to be interested in how people find them. We walked in, Danny greeted him by name to confirm he is the right customer. Says he'll be with him in a few minutes. The shop is fairly small, more narrow than anything. There are five chairs in the shop, and they were all full. Google reviews are very good, so I expected a lot. They discussed the flat top look and Danny asked the right questions. A sign of a good barber is being able to basically free-hand a flat top, not using what I call the cheater comb. Danny did this free-hand. Which is impressive to me. My friend wore an old t-shirt and planned to shower when it was over. Danny kept the hair off his neck well enough that the old t-shirt wasn't necessary. He could have gone through the day without an immediate shower to relieve the typical uncomfortable itching. Danny offered a straight razor service, which my best friend accepted. He always enjoys this part of the barber shop experience. Now, when I think of a straight razor experience, I think old school barber. Hot lather, brand new razor, barber takes his time and does a thorough job. I'd expect it to take at least 5-10 minutes, this would be the part where you slow down and it becomes time consuming. But that attention to detail and taking the time is what makes it great. It took Danny 2 minutes, max. He dry shaved my friend, which I keep waiting and checking for the razor burn to show up. He also took a razor out of a drawer, immediately started shaving him, and then put it back in the drawer when he was done, like it was ready for the next person. This just screams unsanitary to me. He may change it out once each customer leaves, I don't know. I'd like to think and hope he does. But not changing it out in front of a customer before shaving them, gives the impression he doesn't change it out each time. Which to me, is what matters. Showing customers you do what's right, that way there is never a question. This service cost $16, which is a pretty typical price. Not a big deal, not expensive by any near means. My best friend handed him a $20. I don't know about anyone else, but I would expect $4 back, and then I give you a tip, whatever that may be. I may even hand you the entire $4 back. If I didn't say keep the change, I would expect change or at the very least, a barber asking if I wanted change. Waitresses do this when you hand them cash. They always ask, do you need change. Danny pocketed the $20, shook my friend's hand and said, have a nice day and I'll see you next time. Little presumptuous in my mind. I wasn't impressed by that move at all. When I asked my friend if he would return, he said yes, because Danny did a great job with the hair cut itself. Being able to free-hand a flat top and keep the hair off his neck and prevent the itching takes some pretty serious talent. What dropped it from 5 to 3 stars for both of us was the fact Danny dry shaved him and didn't change out the razor in front of him. Then just pocketed the change without asking if he wanted change. Both of these things were really big on making a good impression. Had he done a proper straight razor shave and asked if he wanted change, I would've been raving about this business and so would he. Review 38 of 2017

This is my second time at the salon. I came in today getting highlights and a trim. Dominique did…read morean amazing job.

First appointment I went in for Athena. She didn't take the time to listen to what I wanted and she…read morefinished the hair cut in 10 minutes without giving me a mirror to see the back. When I got home and looked in the mirror I immediately called to ask for a redo. Next day I had my appointment with Olivia and it went much better. She listened and took her time with my hair to give me a haircut that I wanted. I appreciate the salon trying to meet my needs! Thanks!