You can't be fast and precise with hair cutting if you don't have skills, and lady barber working…read morethere is top notch. The fastest haircut ever in my life, and also perfectly done

This is a lovely little barber shop on the Kimmage Road. It has a really traditional look and feel…read moreand I know a guy who's been there and was 100 per cent satisfied. They are always nicely busy and they cater for all kinds of services from regular trims/cuts to hot towel shaves. You can get your beard tended to for a mere €4!

Got my hair cut here on the spur of the moment. Despite being a walk in, I didn't have to wait…read morelong. The place has a very traditional barber vibe which I liked. Nothing fancy to see here. My barber was great. Everyone commented on my cut. I think I found my new barber.

I had been here a few times paying full price when I worked in the area and thought it was great…read more Now that I am a student again I availed of the student offer and it was a very different experience. So the student offer is €10. Monday to Friday. Before 12.30. Sounds great right? Well it is a good price but once they find out you are a student the treatment on offer is polar opposites to full price treatment you get. Don't get me wrong. They ain't treating you badly but the attention to detail is just not there. I was asked if I was a student when I sat down in the chair. [I must be looking like a student these days and need to sort that out immediately. This is not a good thing.] Do you have your student card with you I was asked. I did. He proceeded. He did a good job on my hair but if I am honest I was skeptical as it was so so quick. But on further inspection afterwards it was good. For a mid week morning it was busy. So be prepared to wait. I think you can make an appointment though if you get a name of a barber you like. I think the normal price is €22 so €10 is a huge discount for students but it is not the same experience if they are aware of your student status pre haircut. Will I be back? Of course. It was a good cut. I may just dress up a little so they don't presume I am a student. Jeez I must have been dressed like a total skank.

Two lads formerly of Grafton Barbers in Ashbourne running this spot in the heart of the Creative…read moreQuarter Dublin. They have quickly got a very good name for themselves. I was recommended by a neighbouring cafe I always go to, Clement & Pekoe. The two lads really take pride and joy in what they do. The y have a couch that is comfy to sit in, tv's, beers etc. Top spot. Dont expect a quick shave of the head. They cater for all types of hair cuts, I enjoy having my hair long and they just tidied it up nicely. I will definitely be back to them.

I decided to give Woxx one more chance, more out of convenience then anything else, since all the…read moreother barbers I'd passed had massive queues. BIG MISTAKE. Will not be setting a foot inside this place again. After my last experience I was keen to explain exactly what I wanted so as to avoid another disappointment, but the woman cutting my hair was so unbelievably rude. She cut me off and said sarcastically "you're gonna teach me, huh?". Wow....what a great way to speak to a paying customer. I got embarrassed and hushed up, when I should've just got up and walked out. She then proceeded to hack away without a word while I sat in stony silence. It felt very uncomfortable. Twice more I tried to give her some detail about what I would like and each time she shot me down, as if to say 'I'm the one with the scissors, I know how to cut hair, so shut up'. In the end the cut looked completely the opposite of what I had attempted to ask for, again way too much length taken off the top even after I had mentioned that I wanted to keep it long. I was too tired for a confrontation. I begrudgingly handed over the money and left feeling so pissed. If you are in anyway particular about your hair, don't go here because they are not interested in listening to you.

The trim wasnt very good. It was expensive and they cut the fringe too short even though I asked…read morethem to keep it long. There are much better barbers in malahide to go to so I would not recommend going here. Cult barbers or Clubman barbers are much better so I would go there instead.

The Malahide location is very well run and has great barbers. I have always walked out with a good…read morehaircut. The wait is usually short, if any, and everyone is friendly. I hear other locations are good too, but have only been to this one.

Any good city centre barber I've trusted, and there have only been a few, leave town, get…read morecomplacent or retire. The price of a cut has escalated over the years as well so I was surprised when quite a fussy friend of mine raved abut this joint. I brought my mop and scepticism along and fell in love, why? Not the cheap price, the friendly staff, the current magazines or the lack of snobbery. These things all helped but The Academy has the one thing many Irish barbers don't. THEY DID EXACTLY WHAT I ASKED THEM! I had asked for something quite experimental as well and it was done without a second look or a sneer. I have a new regular barber now. It's been a while. All hail the Ronseal of Chopshops!

My favourite Dublin barber. After a lot of trial and error and mixed results, I've recently settled…read moreon Bowlers as the best spot for a good snip. The staff are all nice and friendly and there's a nice quiet athmosphere to the place. It's got an old-school feel, no gimmicks here. I usually pay €17 here for a cut, but it's always worth it -relaxing and they take their time.

Very hit and miss. Had 1 ok cut, 2 decent cuts (short blonde girl) and terrible cut (young skinny…read moreguy that'd in a bad need of a hair cut himself) The finish was terrible. Ridiculously uneven in parts - perhaps 3/4 inch difference. With shortish hair that's a big discrepancy. Don't think I will return as I now need a 2nd hair cut to make it anyway decent looking. I was happy enough with previous visits but this last effort had put me off for good. You will get a quick hair cut but that may come at a price.

Ambience. A Service. A-…read morePrice. B Found on yelp and decided to give a go. Walked in and found out I had to make appt as they were booked the day of. Love the old style wood look of place and smells nice of fragrances of old barber shop. Needed a beard trim and shave. Arrived next day and had Angelos from Greece who's been doing hair for 7 years. Has quick consultation and just let him do what he wanted that would look good for me shaggy white beard. I like how neat the stations are setup Got a hot towel. And he buzzed cut and scissors cut as well as straight edge shave. Like the smells of the ointments and shave gels and powdered brush. I liked my trim... Albeit when I got home with my closeup mirror I noticed missed I shaved spots and random stragglers hairs on beard. I had my own scissors and 4 blade shave so just cleaned up and gave an even closer shave. This treatment was €30 euro with $3 tip. Would I do this again? I would scrutinize more whenngettingnoutbodnchairband have cleanup and closer shave rather than feeling stubbles. Today , nice barber personality and great space. Albeit , better shave and trim to perfection would be preferred next go round. JUST Ok today

Splendid experience: wet towel shave by Marek. Visiting Dublin, and badly in need of a shave. Easy…read moreon line appointment, and presto! an hour later I feel like a new man.

Wsas very b from start to finish and handy too the staff were very friendly and did a great…read morejob

I used to get my beard trimmed by Luke when he worked in another barber shop. Then one day he just…read morevanished! I happened to be flicking through Yelp the other day and noticed he had opened his own shop with business partner Fabian. Naturally I had to pop along to check it out. It starts with the offer of a cold beer, a comfortable barber chair and a proper consultation about what exactly you are looking for. It then progresses to more hot towels than first class on an Emirates flight and finishes with an amazing head massage which Luke modestly suggested is the reason why people keep coming back. Luke is a really good barber. If the council drafted him in to do all of the road markings in Dublin city centre you could be guaranteed all of the lines would be perfect angles, such is the talent on offer at The Fireplace Barbershop. This is no chop shop so expect to pay a little bit more than your average. In my opinion this is more than just a beard trim or a hair cut. Its an experience - a treat for any man who wants to show himself that he is deserving of such attention to detail. Lots of Barbershops have popped up nowadays offering things like beers and old school fades - but not many are as special as this one on South William Street.