Tom, at Hayes Barbershop was very attentive to what my son wanted. He did a great job taking care…read moreto be detailed and thorough! Our first time there was a success and we will definitely call this place our go to! Thank you Tom!

If you book an appointment and you miss it, he will discredit you and tear you into two even if you…read moretold him you'd pay for the missed appointment. No respect, bad business no hospitality..

Great place for a cheaper haircut . Decent job , nice staff . Clean inside with a good staff .read more

Moved location but still has a great atmosphere great hair cut. Price is low and closer to my houseread more

I was out of town on business and didn't have time to get a haircut at my usual V's in North…read moreCarolina, and I've been to many V's locations across the country due to my travels. This location is efficient and well-maintained. Very friendly staff. I came into the store as a walk-in from the airport and my wait time was minimal. Kalyn, my stylist, was absolutely fantastic! She keeps her station very clean and neat and cleans her tools better than any barber I've seen! I showed her a photo of my usual haircut from the other V's location and she emulated it perfectly. Very superb! Highly recommended.

I was a walk in ,my regular barber was a no show for my appointment so I went to V's The barber…read morehad another customer so I waited 5 mins. Lester was the barber , He took care of me hes very professional and had a clean station . He did a great job and I liked it so much I booked my appointment for next month. I will not be seeing my former barber again Thank you Lester !

Great barber and super friendly and positive soul. These small shops are vanishing; if you like an…read moreold school experience and great haircut, try Steve out. Fond memories of his wonderful dogs there with him in years past!

Went here for the first time today and met "Steve" of Steve's Barber Shop - Steve (Steven Vetarbo)…read morehas been at this same location for over 25 years, and I know he's not getting walk-ins on this part of Mack Avenue, so it's all his loyal customers and word-of-mouth referrals for his new customers (like myself). Now, that's quite a testimonial to his skill as a barber and the high level of customer service he provides. All I had to do was show him a photo (on my phone) of my hair after my last haircut (which happened 1000 miles away from here), and he duplicated it perfectly. Which is good, because I always have trouble explaining to a barber just how I want my hair cut. And since we had that extra time, and there was no one else in the shop, we talked about the film, "The Tao Of Steve", and it's cultural significance to all guys named Steve. I'm impressed with the man's barbering. Steve's going to be my regular barber here in Detroit now.

I have been going to this place since the 1990s. In those days it was a great barber shop. The…read moreguys knew what they were doing, were cordial and the price was right. How the times have changed! Lately I've been going back here even though I no longer live in the area. Since the end of Covid I have not had one good haircut here. None of the barbers seems to know how to give a normal, regular haircut. They can shave your head or give you a crew-cut, but "regular" haircuts are just not an option. Either they neglect the sides and leave you with straggly hair around the ears (!), or they screw up the back and put a line in it after you tell them "no line," or they leave weirdly long, uncut strands here and there in front that you have to fix yourself when you get home. The last straw was the guy who works by the window. On my most recent visit (which will also be my last EVER), he yanked and pulled very aggressively with the comb, pulling out hair by the roots. As if this wasn't painful enough, he placed the comb at my hairline, pressed down as hard as he could, then gouged it backwards causing EXTREME pain. I decided to "be a man" and say nothing but the pain was out of this world -- never had anything like that in my life. When I got home and shampood, the sting was so painful I realized he had cut the scalp in several places and I was bleeding. It took TWO WEEKS for the wounds to heal and the scabs to fall off. Explain to me how a middle aged man who is in the business of cutting hair could be SO STUPID as to not know how to comb it without tearing it out by the roots or carving bloody scratches into your scalp. Either he is a moron or he was giving me "the treatment" so I would never return, which is strange since I always tip $3 and am very nice to them no matter how inept the haircut. UNBELIEVABLE. Again, I will NEVER go back to this place!

Just a good old fashioned barber shop that gives a good friendly chat while fixing up your mop…read more Been going here for over 25 years and except for covid jeeping us home haven't missed a beat. It ain't the Ritz, but your not paying crazy prices either. Just a good cut for a reasonable rate.

Didn't love that he charged me the full price for just a neck trim that took 15 seconds. Definitely…read morenot a way to gain a repeat customer.

Excellent service and great haircuts. Great old-school place which is right up my alley and easy…read moreto get walk-in appointments.

Great atmosphere. Best layered haircuts. Great advice. More than just a barbershop to me.read more

Clean place that gives great haircuts. Hidden gem for sure. This will be my go-to place moving…read moreforward!

On the weekends you will have to have an appointment made but well worth it as the woman who gave…read moreme a cut and beard trim did an excellent job, took her time making sure I was hooked up. Will be back to this barber shop every time I need a haircut to be honest. She was very friendly and gave me the best cut and beard trim I have ever had. Thank you!!

The place is very basic. Clean, magazines, TV on a neutral channel, coffee, bathroom. Possibly a…read morelittle difficult to notice from the street because it blends in with other businesses around it. I grew sick of the inconsistent cuts that I was getting from a nearby chain-cut place. My first visit to Cherry's was as a walk-in. I had to wait for one or two regulars to finish, and was taken as soon as a chair was free. I was out the door within an hour of when I arrived. Since then I've learned: walk ins are absolutely welcome, but the barbers keep their own schedule and appointments. Between the barbers there, you can get seated quickly. If you are a first-time walk in, simply tell/ask the barbers, "I am a first time walk-in, can you get me in? If so, when?" I didn't know their system on my first visit, and it was a bit awkward. They won't turn anybody away, but you may have to wait. If you want prompt service, call ahead before your visit and find out when they have an opening, even if you are a stranger and have never visited before. The barbers will ask each other who is free, and find a time that works for you. When I call and I am told to be there at x:00, my regular barber is always ready for me at that time, chair clean and empty. I am in and out in 15-20 minutes. My barber is great, friendly, remembers all of my stories from visit to visit. The prices are *great* for what you get (I think their price is $13, but only $10 on special?). Cut, straight razor shave of the neck. Nearby are the usual chain stores, with the same price. Why would you go to a chain when you can have an experienced professional do the same work for the same or less money?