Absolutely outstanding haircut!! Men, never go anywhere else but to a proper barber shop. The crew…read morehere is welcoming, social, and they work well together. My hair is complex, they worked on me for 1hr + 15minutes, typical charge is $40. Worth every penny.

I'm really surprised Lucky's doesn't have more reviews. Recommended to me by a coworker when I…read moremoved to NH three years ago. They have a Concord location as well which I've also been to. Lucky's is your elevated, personal (and kinda hipster) barbershop. The guys are all awesome, friendly professionals. I consistently go to Matt Petro and have been to a handful of others if Petro's schedule doesn't line up with mine. I've NEVER had anything less than a five star cut and beard trim from any barber at either location. The Lucky's guys are true craftsmen and embrace the art of giving a top notch haircut. I wouldn't go anywhere else.

Great, great service! Great looking location. Finally trying to grow a beard properly for the…read morefirst time. So, I read a lot of reviews and Scuttlebutt made the cut (no pun intended). Nate definitely knew what he was doing. He listened to the style I was looking for and gave his recommendations. Came out just as I had hoped. Not sure if I'm keeping the beard, but as long as I do I'll definitely go back to Scuttlebutt.

Unkind and Unprofessional. While looking for a new barber for son, I located Scuttlebutt and booked…read moremy son for a haircut with Kyle. Traveled from south Boston in over 2 hours of traffic / rain to pick my son up at school to bring him to this haircut. Called 10+ minutes prior to advise of small 5-10 minute delay. Took a run turn at toll plaza and advised barber what happened and advised we were arriving a bit later than expected and explained the series of unfortunate events. Kyle advised they had a "strict" 10 minute late policy. After explaining the circumstances, he said that he would ask the manager Rebecca to make an exception. He came back on the phone to tell us he could not do the haircut because he he "did not have enough time" as he had another haircut with another customer. No one else was available either. We would also be charged for the $45 haircut cost. Disappointed, I also explained to the manager Rebecca and she said she would charge us $45 even though we were not a no-show and did not cancel. I explained that we are literally outside the door and that we were coming in and would patiently wait for a cancellation or a no-show. This was at 4:20 pm. What happened next was flabbergasting. Upon arrival, Kyle was nowhere to be found. No one greeted us or noted that we would be on the waitlist. I spoke to another barber who told me he was well aware of our situation but he didn't know "where" Kyle was. He then went and asked the manager Rebecca "where" Kyle was, and she said "downstairs." We sat there for 40+ minutes. Kyle remained downstairs the entire time. He did not reappear until 5:03 pm for the next customer. We left and our credit card was charged for the $45 "haircut" we never received while Kyle sat downstairs for 40+ minutes. The sad thing is that we would've been extremely appreciative of Kyle cutting my son's hair, and given him a nice tip. We would've also provided a very nice review. But more importantly, we were looking for a new barber, and we would've gladly given this barbershop our business for the next four years for both of our sons while they attend school in the area. Behavior of both Kyle and Rebecca and this business speaks for itself.

This was, without question, the worst haircut experience my son has ever had. The instructions…read moregiven to the barber were simple and clear: a cleanup while maintaining the same length. Instead, she disregarded those instructions and delivered a hacked, uneven cut with short layers that were never requested. The result was nothing short of careless and unprofessional. What makes this especially unacceptable is that my son's haircut was not complicated, nor was there any room for confusion. This woman clearly does not know how to cut long hair and that should have been explained to us upfront before ever touching my son's head. I would strongly advise against bringing your child or anyone to this barber. Based on our experience, this shop does not provide the skill, or care that customers should expect. One visit was more than enough to know we will never return.

I have only been to International Barber Shop once, seeing as I live and work in Boston. However,…read morewhen I came here to get my hair cut, the staff could not have been friendlier or more accommodating. Great experience, and very convenient area to get to.

I'm an old fat guy who isn't very picky about his hair. Well, not really that old and not that fat,…read moreand I do value a barber who could possibly get me one step closer to George Clooney-hood, but still ... Point is, I fell into the habit of patronizing the franchise shops where you can walk right in and get a quick cheap haircut. They're convenient, about as inexpensive as you can find (we rubes assume,) and hereabouts the cut-rate shops aren't very busy unless you go during a rush hour. Rush hours include the last Saturday before elementary school opens in the fall, BTW, when these haunts are SRO with parents intent on freshening up Junior's first-impression-to-be-for-Ms. Crabtree. Also avoid the franchise shop on midweek mornings. I've learned that little old ladies with cropped and waved silver hair favor the midweek morning for their twice monthly restoration of their "permanent"coiffure. (Bless them all.) Or, if you're a post-doc cultural ecological anthropologist working on your first paper titled, "Evolved Avian Plumage Patterns Unrelated to Breeding Compared to Caucasian North American Geriatric Females' Hairstyle Preferences: Is Gender Dimorphism Common Across Bird and Human Species?," you should make a point to arrive at opening any Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday and plan on staying until noon. Priceless field data! OK, sorry, let's regroup from the digressions above. Truth is that for the last decade or so I always chose to go to a franchise haircut shop during the off hours, sit through a 15-minute bibbed barbering experience devoid of any extras except the American Spirit cigarette breath exuding from my "stylist" and conversation deriving from the feigned expression of interest,"So, what do you do?" A quarter-hour hence I'd walk out with what I paid for. A quick, cheap, not totally proficient tonsorial adjustment and a lingering odor of second-hand smoke. Then, last week, I thought, there has to be a better way. There must be a nearby trustworthy shop that caters to guys like me who want a professional haircut from someone who knows that they're doing, maybe a hot shave once in awhile, no pretense, and a reasonable tab at checkout. Put another way, I'm done with the franchise shops. I also long ago quit trying out the over-priced girly joints infested with ferns and their expectation that at minimum you'll require a wash in the neck-cracking sink, the needlessly time-consuming cut, then the blow dry, and last some "product" to take home to maintain your new masterpiece of a hair arrangement. After suffering all that and coughing up an average $60 or so, when you do go home and look in the mirror, whadda' you see? The same cut you get at the franchise shop except it set you back an Applebee's dinner for two with drinks, plus you now suffer from buyer's remorse and diminished self-esteem directly as a result of the tawdry experience. All that said, now, finally, we get to Dan's Barber Shop and this review. (If you read this far, thank you! You're a potential Mensa inductee.) To get into a chair at Dans' I first decided I was done with fast-food haircuts and the diminution of my ego they caused. Next I scrolled through Yelp reviews of all local barbers. Dan's was way up there among the best reviews. I decided to risk a visit ... That risk, however small, was rewarded. At Dan's I got a basic haircut that ranks with the best ever I've had. No flaws on close inspection. And that ranking includes haircuts from the native Italian barbers in the basement of the Chicago Conrad Hllton (#1s) and the hot shave and cut received in one of Manhattan's recognized best old-school men's barbershops (#2.) For which in Manhattan I forked over $100 plus tip on my wife's credit card after she said I needed a haircut. (Chicago, $60 for a basic cut as I recall was expense account, so no pain there.) Now, finally, cut to the chase. If you're a guy like me (or any age) and looking for a reliable, friendly, comfortable, manly environment in which to get a really well-executed haircut, don't hesitate. Dan's Barber Shop is THE place and, (sorry for the expression,) Dan IS the Man. (I'm sure Dan's will also expertly groom ladies of any age or persuasion too. Just be sure to place your kickstand on a board or rock so it doesn't sink into the pavement.) Anyway, that's it. A solid five stars. Dan's is tops. As for me and you, I'll be looking for you at the next meeting of Supercuts Anonymous. I'm the guy with the great haircut.

Outstanding Dan is a very good barber…read moreSaves me drive to Gloucester Price very reasonable No appointments Have been there three times Had to wait 20 minutes Also best fried chicken next door

Jenn has been cutting my hair for several years and I have been very pleased. I have thick hair…read morewith a layered cut. Jenn really listens and does a careful job. At $13 this is a great bargain. My husband and son have also had good hair cuts at Susan's. I have never found the wait very long, and there is plenty parking places in front and down the side streets.

Michelle did an awesome job trimming my hair and layering it. Yes it was a simple task, but a lot…read moreof people can even mess that up. She was very nice and I will definitely be back to her in the future.

Sharon is the Best Barber I ever had. I am always amazed at how she knows every customer and what…read morethey want for a haircut. No matter if it's a quick trim or a complete makeover her skill in hair cutting is only out done by her personality.

What a fantastic experience, I walked in, there was a little bit of a wait, and the banter in the…read moreshop made the time pass by quickly. What a skilled barber Sharon is, fast and not just proficient, but professional & concise. Sharon managed to give me an excellent haircut with minimal questions about what I wanted, it's like Sharon already knew what I was looking for and I'm soooo grateful for finding this place. I highly recommend experiencing this establishment for yourself. "I'll be back"

This barber shop is so warm and welcoming. They do a great job following all COVID-19 rules and…read morerecommendations. Finally, they pay great attention to what you want.

Found her a couple years ago and she now has a helper. She is a pleasure to do business with and…read moreshe treats customers like family

Always does a great job. I have been going there for years. I highly recommend him.read more

Cost has again risen - now $18 for everyone - no senior discount; no credit cards accepted.read more