They flat out know how to cut hair! Walk in or schedule an appt for an extra fee. Prices are…read moreclearly displayed on mirror. Currently a 2 chair operation. Closed Sunday and Monday and closes at 2pm on Tuesdays. Otherwise regular hours.

Great haircut done quickly and correctly. My new go to spot for a haircut. They accept walk ins and…read morereservations which is unusual these days.

Kim and John are excellent at their craft. Call for an appointment, bring cash and let either know…read morewhat you want. They will get you taken care if.

Hey guys if you are looking for a REAL BARBER, go see Jon at King O' Kuts. This man knows how to…read morecut mens hair.

This is the old fashioned barber shop I enjoy. My son now goes here and is just as happy…read more Sit back and relax. You will be well taken care of.

Old time real man's barbershop. The owner Jim is an outstanding seasoned barber whom performs a…read moreperfect custom haircut, you just have to tell him how you would like your hair to be cut. Best part of the this experience is the shaving of the neck for a clean cut feel. Just like when I was a little boy. Good value for this service too.

Cliff is a great barber! I have been going to him for 30+ years.read more

Best barbershop in town. Love Brian - used to go to him at his old place of employment and happily…read morefollowed him to his new shop in Loveland. Outstanding location, great setup, and an even better dude.

Closed - I stopped by a week ago and heard that she retired. Now closed. Was a good place for a…read morehaircut, they'll be missed.

I walked into this barbershop around 10am this morning and was greeted warmly enough. I did not ask…read morefor or catch either of the women's names, but I asked for a skin-fade. When the lady asked me to what I was referring I assumed I didn't enunciate well enough and I repeated my request. Both barbers appeared confused and tried to work out what I was requesting. I asked the lady if she didn't know what a skin-fade was to which she replied that she didn't and that the term skin-fade wasn't a term used in barbershops. This exchange happened before I even sat down in the chair - I turned around and walked out informing them that I didn't trust her to cut my hair. I'm not sure what's going on at this facility but: fades, skin-fades, bald-fades, crew-cuts and flat-tops should be classic haircuts that all barbers can perform.

I've been looking for a good barbershop since moving back home from Louisville and a lot of other…read moreshop claim to be barbers but they aren't real barbers and a lot of the real ones keep very irregular hours which doesn't work for my schedule... I was very happy to find this place and set an appointment online and then walk into a real barbershop... The owner cut my hair and the haircut was great and the conversation was good the guys in the shop waiting and me and the owner were all talking during my haircut so it wasn't awkward. This place has a customer for life from me

My husband drives 30 minutes to see this barber and he always says how nice the guy is. He has been…read moregoing to see him for his cuts for years now. Barber for life :)