Been coming here for a few months. Basically the cuts are good, value for money. I've never had any…read moreproblems walking in and they have three chairs for a fast turnaround. Been to many barbers around town and this is my first choice. It's not fancy, no beers offered etc, just a decent cut and trim. Ronseal.

Overpriced for such a generic haircut. He gave me a basic even cut but it seemed like he didn't…read morereally know what he was doing. I asked for a side part and I don't think he knew what that was. The worst part of my experience was that one of guys started harassing me about 9/11. He began making jokes about it trying to get me upset. I was nothing but sincere, however, I felt he was personally attacking me for being American.

This is my most favourite place to go in the world ! I have been a customer since 1983 ! I was…read moreintroduced to Minx toes here - they last over 2 months ! The only criticism is maybe having to share a Hello or Ok on a Friday visit - this is a bit of an 'in joke' as the staff are very friendly and professional.

Brigg's old fashioned gentleman's barber shop in Piccadilly is quite a fascinating place. I first…read morewent their on a mission to find some moustache wax, and was taken aback by how much character this place seemed to have. I was at first greeted by the doorman (who was wearing a gentleman's suit), and upon entering I felt as though I had to be on my best behaviour. This attitude seemed to pay off and the service is extremely good; unfortunately I feel if I hadn't acted accordingly, things wouldn't have gone down the same way. They have a large choice of males hair and facial hair accessories in the small first floor room; all displayed very neatly in glass cabinets (although they are pretty pricey for my budget). I found what I was looking for, and was tempted to enquire about either getting my hair cut of have a barber shop shave, but decided against it as it would have been well out of the reach of my pocket. I dare to say that this place is quite snobby, but if you can deal with that then it's pretty interesting to go an have a look round, a perhaps buy a refined gift for a man who appreciated good hair.

I am so sorry to hear the shop has closed because of Philip's ill-health. I think he would be 94…read moreyears old now and I wish him all the best as I had the pleasure of having my hair cut by Philip on many occasions over the last decade. I always enjoyed his company, the shop, and a good haircut too. For those who never had the pleasure of going to Briggs there is a good article, and a video at the links below. http://www.pauldunoyer.com/pages/journalism/journalism_item.asp?journalismID=218 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpdQ5a5Ax98