Have been here twice now (both Fridays), once before a night on the town and a second time for my company Christmas party. Jamila was my second stylist, and while they were both great, my curls lasted all night with Jamila. I looooove going here before a night out: you get a wash, a drink, you feel fresh and get tons of compliments. Perfect way to start the weekend! The atmosphere is fab on a Friday night - everyone is dressed up and excited, blow driers are going, people are chatting and drinking...it's like a new concept in lounges, but you accomplish something while there, and leave looking better than when you came in. I am addicted! PS I have always made an appointment and would recommend it for Friday nights read more

I want to love Drybar. I really do. Getting my hair done is, by far, my favorite treat and way to relax. When they opened in Atlanta last year, I was thrilled! Unfortunately, my 4 experiences over the last year have been so inconsistent that I just can't love them. The first time I went, my hair was fantastic day one with the Cosmo. By the next day, it was completely flat. My hair holds style pretty well, as long as there's some hair spray. No way should it have gone from huge curls to flat overnight. Despite the disappointment, I wanted to give it another shot. The second time was fantastic. I couldn't believe how many compliments I received, and it held up well through some intense work outs over a period of a few days. I just wish I'd been offered something to drink since I saw other patrons with beverages. The third time was easily the best Drybar experience I've had. Despite being requested to pay/tip in the middle of the style (usually I'd rather tip after the service is complete), it was relaxing, and the stylist was fantastic. She asked some questions about my hair and took her time in giving me a blowout that held out over several days. The most recent experience was last month. Yes, the stylist was friendly and the experience was relaxing. And I was offered a drink! But if I'm paying for a blowout, I want it to last more than one night. And it went from a Cosmo to pretty flat in a few hours. I wish I could have more consistent experiences with Drybar so I could be motivating to keep returning. However, right now I feel like I could provide myself with the same type of blowout that I've gotten half the time. Plus, I'm never too impressed with the front desk service. The ladies are friendly enough but not very warm. read more

Took my best friend her for her birthday! Great way to start a day off! We were greeted wonderfully offered drinks! Snacks have a charge I believe. The shampoo was my favorite part. There is a menu of different blow dry styles you can pick from or you can bring in a picture. If go back to the place often but they raised their prices so I'd only go for special events. Its a great way to treat yourself if you just don't feel like blow drying your own hair! read more

Drybar - Buckhead - Blow Dry/Out Services Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Terrible customer service. I made an appt in person at the store and when I called to confirm was on hold for 15 min before they told me there was no appointment. read more

I booked an appointment at the last minute because I needed my hair straight for an audition. I have very curly hair, and it takes me upwards of three hours to flat iron it. My stylist was very friendly, but also respectful when I turned my attention to the book I was reading. It took her an hour to do my hair, which is exactly how long I was told to plan for. I wish I had asked for a different style - the one I chose left my hair a bit curly on the bottom, and if I'm paying to have my hair done, I'd like for it to be stick straight. I don't blame the stylist, because I feel I could have communicated this better. Overall, a very pleasant morning. If it wasn't so expensive, I'd come back all the time. read more

Drybar - Buckhead - My hair, 4 hours after leaving Drybar. - Blow Dry/Out Services Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I arrived at 10:05 for my 10:15 appointment. After waiting until 10:35, I finally met my "stylist" Alice. She was not very welcoming. I told her the concerns I had for my hair (it is thick, naturally curly and coiled 3b/3c hair). I explained that I do not get my hair straightened often but needed to get it done for a funeral. After poorly washing my hair I went back to her chair and she began brushing my hair from scrap to end and literally snatching it from my scalp. She proceeded to blow dry and brush my hair any type of way. I remained calm (I'm already under the stress of losing someone close to me, as I told her...and I did not want to take anything out on her). As she begins flat ironing my hair she BURNS me the first time she put the iron to my scalp. She apologizes and continues. At this point I text me friend "the stylist does not know how to do my hair". Alice takes it upon herself to read the message on my phone and rudely cause a scene. Instead of either 1) minding her business and not reading my personal messages that were clearly not to her OR 2) taking it as a learning opportunity of a different hair texture and taking tips on how to better serve a diverse group of customers in the future. She stormed around the salon telling her coworkers how she refused to continue to do my hair since I said she didn't know how. I left the salon without even having my hair done because of how hostile she made the environment. I am disappointed in the entire visit and have reached out to the corporate office about my concerns . On another note: the woman that greeted me when I arrived was nice and prompt. The other stylists were doing well with their clients from what is aw and Drybar was very clean and cute on the inside. read more

This particular location is the worst I've ever been to and have visited 3 locations in LA (3rd street, weho and el segundo), 1 in Vegas and the Alpharetta location. Listen. It's worth the trip up 400 for a great experience. I'm very particular about what people put in my hair and also over using hot tools in my hair so I go to drybar because I'm familiar and comfortable with their hair products and it truly typically is an awesome overall experience especially for their price. Plus. Their is a standard across the board so for the most part, I know my style will be similar at any location I visit. I find comfort in that.... Just not at this location. This location has always been just bleh to me. Not welcoming. Not overly pleasant or friendly. Not engaging. All of which was fine. As mentioned, when I have time I'll cruise up to alpharetta but when I'm a time crunch, an awkward interaction will work. So anyway, the girl that helped me was not particularly open, engaging or forth coming but again with it being buckhead, I expected it. What I did not expect was to be lied to about their policy on extensions by her. After she shampood my regular hair, she said I could go sit in the front and wait. She came out a few moments later and said "I just checked and they told me washing clip ins is not part of our services. Just to install and style." Not true, but before writing this review and complaining I wanted to verify so I called their customer service line where it was reiterated to me that of course they can wash it and blow it out. That's what I'm paying for! I also visited the FAQ section of their website which also verified that wash and dry and the extra time it takes was what the $20 fee was for. So anyway. Of course I declined the service. My extensions honestly had been sitting in a box, smelled not so great and needed a wash so I was going to have to do that anyway. After lying to me I sat there silently for the remainder. I had asked for a Mai Tai. When she was half way through my hair the receptionist or manager or whatever her title is came and politely asked me if she minded if she closed me out. I said no. She said "that'll be $65." My extensions were on the table in front of me so I let her know I had declined the service. She looked at the stylist as though I was lying (extensions sitting right in front of me). The stylist explained I declined due to her being unable to wash my hair. Hesitantly the receptionist said "oh well it'll still be $40 then." Ok........ I know that. So then she asked me how much I wanted to tip. This was awkward. I generally tip in the 15-20 range but this girl had lied to me. I didn't even want to tip at this point but said $10. Well. Anyway she proceeded to do my hair. When she was done I pretty much bolted out of there because I had hated the experience. I'm. It confrontational. I'm not argumentative. I also get embarrassed when I don't tip, which is why I felt like I had to tip even when I really didn't want to. And after seeing the results I really shouldn't have. In the car, I could smell the smell of burnt hair/hot tools smell that I hate. It didn't smell at all like the shampoo and awesome hair products it usually smells like after. Honestly. Writing this review 1 day later and it still smells like it. I may just wash it out. Then I got home and looked in the mirror. This woman gave me puffy, frizzy curls. The mai tai is beachy waves. Also she used so much hair spray. Typically they'll ask me if I mind hairspray. And I typically say no. Or very little. Running my fingers through the top of my hair it's just very rough from all the hair spray. Hate it. read more

This institution is heaven on earth. You enter and are genuinely greeted and offered a beverage. There is ample parking, the salon is clean, and I love the movies in the background. My fave stylist is J.P.; my only reservation about writing this review is that others will also find his talent dreamy. He uses the products (which I adore) that will best suit your selected hairstyle.) He takes his time, has a smile on his face as he is creating his next masterpiece, and takes pride in and enjoys his work. If you could clone J.P., he would be at Avalon and the upcoming midtown location. Kudos to Drybar: hold on tight to J.P. and keep up the excellent work. read more

I LOVE this salon. It's something I look forward too quite often! This is my best kept secret. The concept is awesome! If you go, I'd recommend Seth! He is a Hair God from another planet. He's highly skilled and very professional . I look forward to seeing Seth just as much as I enjoy getting my hair done at The Dry Bar. He lights up the salon with his personality and talent. Every time I leave the Dry Bar my Boy-Friend is telling me how great my hair looks and how gorgeous I am. I think he's in love with this salon too! This is the first and probably last time I take the time to write a review. I don't normally do this. I just feel as though I can't keep this secret to myself any longer. Every woman deserves time at the Dry bar along with professional stylist that can achieve the look you're seeking. Tell Seth I said he's amazing and ladies.......................... thank me later! =) XOXOXO- Enjoy! read more

I tried Drybar last weekend, as a first time since I had nasal surgery and washing/drying my hair would be quite a chore. This usually isn't a splurge I'd normally choose-- I can blowout my hair pretty well. Making the appt online was incredibly easy. Upon arrival, the entire staff was so very kind-- making me feel comfortable with my nasal split. Dana was my stylist and she was a god-send-- very comforting and did a fantastic job. I'm 4 days post blowout and my hair still looks beautiful. In fact, with healing time, I'm likely to choose another blowout, which I feel is $$ well spent. Great experience! (and delicious coffee!) read more

A dry bar experience. First of all my hair is long, thick, and is not easy to brush. I wanted to try this out and enjoy having my hair styled without my effort and time. I loved the smell of the products. They didn't choke me out of the wash seat. Every station was clean and neat. Clients are served a menu with hair styles and options to choose from. My stylist was amazing, sweet, gentle, and she was professional. I highly recommend any man to gift this to your girl!!! Moms take your little girl here!!! read more

Drybar - Buckhead - Blow Dry/Out Services Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Probably the worst blowout I have ever had. I requested the Southern Comfort (big hair, lots of volume), I ended up with oddly straight hair. I tried to communicate with my stylist what I wanted but she was hell bent on either giving me curls or completely straight hair. Now I'm stuck at home trying to fix this mess. read more

Dear Dry Bar, please please never leave Atlanta! I hope this positive review brings you tons of business because you deserve it! Recently visited for first time and you exceeded my expectations! Incredible service, hip, pleasant ambiance, and love the decor, and music. My stylist did a great job - I hope to go back very soon. This place is a woman's mecca! I felt like I went to hair salon heaven :) read more

After a little, okay A LOT of hesitation, I finally tried drybar. I am an African American woman and wasn't sure if there were stylists that were trained and felt comfortable styling natural hair. There are at least four African American stylists that I saw. My stylist was LaNika and I ADORE HER! She is very personable, patient and efficient. She styled my hair in about an hour and a half and I love it! So much so, that I just booked my next three appointments on their app that I downloaded to my iPhone. What a convenient and thoughtful idea! I adore the décor of the salon. It is very feminine and the added touch of flat screens in the center of the salon playing chick flicks is a great addition. The location is convenient with plenty of parking (I was scheduled on a Wednesday afternoon). I also liked that when you are checking out, there is no receipt to sign. They email you, thanking you for your visit. Overall, the salon is great. I am definitely a regular and you really can't beat paying $35! read more

From a customer service standpoint I wouldn't say I've had a great experience. I was told I could return a curling iron that I bought online at one of their locations. I ended up buying two and I got a better deal on the second one because I got a bundle package. When I went to return it the woman just took it but never gave me a receipt to indicate that she had it in her possession. When I came back in to ask her if I could have something she indicated that it was a process and that she was too buuusssyyy to do it. I ended calling corporate to indicate that I did return one of their products and I wanted it noted because in case she was too busy to process it and a timely manner I was out over $100. Had I known that it was going to be too much of a process I wouldn't have bothered buying the bundle. However when you're saving at least $80 bucks it sounds like a good idea at the time. I should have just mailed it back but I was being cheap and didn't want to pay for postage. If Drybar Corporate doesn't want you to send it to the stores then they shouldn't tell you that. I was told the reason why it was a process is because Drybar corporate and Drybar stores do their return separately which is fine but basically they don't like because it is headache. I'm sure everyone there is pleasant and I'm not asking anybody to get on their hands and knees to give me the best customer service. I just wish the person that took my curling iron might have gone out of the way and said it does take a process but I will take a picture of it and let me give you my name in case you don't see it on the bill within 10 days. In my opinion people want to get paid for a job they're not really willing to do and taking ownership and pride in someone's work doesn't happen much apparently. Maybe she was just having a bad day. I'm just afraid that if I ever make an appointment to go there to get my hair done and something doesn't work out and they mess up my appointment the answer I will receive is we are too buuuuussssyyyy to fix it. You might have to go some place else. Oh well. Take this comment as a heads up but that doesn't mean I dislike their business just not a fan of the customer service. When you pay a lot of money for product and service you are also paying for customer service. Maybe that's me. *Update* I didn't want to share a bad experience without an update. I'm changing my rating from 1 star to 3 stars. 3 means fair on my end. When I have the opportunity to go back to the store I will do another review. The DM emailed since I had gotten corporate involved in this. She apologized and kindly gave me something for my trouble. She explained the ball dropped on their end and the paperwork was lost! I'm so glad I called corporate after I turned my item in. She also said the store manager will retrain the associates on their online return process. Moving forward, I hope this experience was a good learning lesson and this doesn't happen again to others. Thank you Drybar for taking care of your customer! read more

I just had my first blowout at Dry Bar and I am very impressed. The salon is bright, open, clean, modern and airy. I arrived for my appointment a few minutes early and was taken back right away for a quick consultation and the shampoo. My stylist knew exactly what I wanted. I wanted it blown straight with a little volume. She took me back to shampoo and condition my hair. The shampoo bowls were super comfortable and she got my hair feeling very clean. She bought me a glass of fruit infused water that was very refreshing. I could tell she knew what she was doing as soon as she began to dry my hair. The entire process took 35 minutes. When she was done, my hair had a little bit of wave that I didn't care for. In all fairness, she did what I asked for, but I ended up wanting it straighter. No problem. She happily got out her flat iron and straightened it up for me. When she was done I was so pleased. My hair looked smooth and felt very soft and touchable. When I checked out I purchased I package for $100 that includes three blowouts (for a savings of only $2 a blowout). I wish they has a prepaid program where I could get the $35 blowout for $30, but it is well worth the price at $35 (plus a $10 tip). After running errands on a day with high winds, my hair still looked great when I got home. I already scheduled my next visit. Even though there is a sign saying walk-ins are accepted, I highly recommend making an appointment. I had a 10:15 am appt. on a Friday, and when I arrived at 10, the place was packed. I wouldn't want to risk having to wait. read more

Stopped by during a quick work trip and not only was I in and out in less than an hour, but Terrance also did a fantastic job prepping me for the weekend. He continuously checked in to make sure that I was okay with the way my hair was turning out which I appreciated. I would definitely come back! read more

Yesterday AM,while piddling around & getting ready for work,I was watching Good Morning America talk about the craze that is sweeping the nation-places where you can go to get your hair washed,blowed out & curled. First thought...why are they talking about the Dominicans? THEN I realize that they simply bested & copied the process. Cool-I can get my hair straight & hopefully know that the person understands what I am saying,maybe. I google,come across this place in ATL,see the nice website,process of online booking (YES),see that there is an end booking time (thank ya Jesus), and I went in a matter of hours of being skeptical of it on my fb post to booking a next day appointment,telling friends & co-workers about this cool concept. Today was a BAD DAY in Atl traffic. One of the worst I ever knew. It took me 1:16 minutes to drive to the salon when it should have taken 15 max (with traffic). I called when it looked like lateness was probable-no answer. After seeing some of the reviews on Yelp & folks saying their appt started late,I pressed on. I walk in,the receptionist never looked at my face,she stares at my hair the ENTIRE TIME and informs me that she doesn't think so. I was 12 minutes late for the 45 minute appointment,they closed at 7,she did not think it was happening for me. But,she goes to ask the manager. As she is investigating,another customer walks in. She walks back & looks at her,the lady tells her I was first,she tells me 'nope,wanna reschedule'? Umm...no,I called while in the traffic to ask if this was the case,no answer. She then pretenda that they have no phone & asks what number I called. Showed her the one on their business card & window as she proceeded with the charade. The lady behind me got her hair done AFTER feeling sorry for me & giving me a number to a nearby competitor who might assist me. IF you do not want to do ethnic,natural,curly hair...then say so before wasting my time. If you think it needs extra time,then say so on the front end,particularly when a customer asks you POINT BLANK in the comments of their online booking appointment. I am shocked,disappointed,embarassed & annoyed that the place I spoke so highly of treated me so miserably... read more

I had a not so great experience here, which I'm sad about. I had very high expectations and was so looking forward to my visit. It didn't start well, the receptionists were flustered with the crowd of people in the entrance and were not friendly. It was my first visit, though no one asked if I would like to look through the look book to see which style I wanted or offered me water while I waited. I had a 10:15 appointment time, and was seen at 10:30, which isn't too bad, but not great. I will say the girl that shampooed my hair was excellent. She was friendly, asked lots of questions about my hair type and what I wanted. I wish I could remember her name, and I really wish I had only tipped her. Unfortunately she was not my stylist. The stylist was less than great. She didn't ask me about my hair type, what I liked and didn't like. She simply asked what style from their menu, and got to work. I am not exaggerating when I say I was badgered about my current hair stylist and salon. She wanted to know who colors my hair, where I go, what kind of people go there, how many people go there, etc... She asked several times for contact information on my current hair stylist. It continued for the ENTIRE appointment. It felt like an interrogation or a bad business meeting. I felt it was beyond unprofessional and I felt uncomfortable the entire appointment. She was more concerned about gaining a client for her other job than concentrating on the blowout. And because she didn't bother to care about my type of hair, it frizzed out IMMEDIATELY. My blowout lasted a total of 30 minutes. This was not worth $35 or my time. I only tipped her because I can't imagine not tipping at all, but I honestly feel the girl who shampooed my hair should have got all of it. Perhaps other stylists are less aggressive and more professional, but unfortunately it was not my experience. I don't think I'll be returning to Dry Bar anytime soon. read more

I am beyond disappointed with the outcome of my hair. The girls were straight up rude and didn't listen to a word I said. I will never recommended this location to anyone! read more

I've been to DryBar 3 times in the last 2 years that they've been opened. Each time there's always something that goes wrong. The first time I went, my hair looked SO bad I had to wash it when I got home. I asked for big voluminous curls like a VS model. It was flat and ringlet curls.....The 2nd time I went was better, however my stylist never asked me for a cocktail (they typically greet you with something). Also, my hair fell after around 30 minutes (as did my gf who came along with me, she had big Carrie Underwood curls and her hair was almost stick straight after an hour). Fail. They gave me a gift card to try it again, but I waited almost a year and a half before I went back figuring things had changed. Not a chance. It got worse. The guy who did my hair smelled of an ashtray and sang half the time he did my hair. Let's start at the beginning though, he first asked me if I was tender headed - I've NEVER had a sensitive scalp so I said no, the shampoo was the roughest shampoo I've ever had that my neck was sore and tight afterwards. He pulled so incredibly hard on my hair and was splashing water all over me. And it didn't help that he was breathing/smelling like a cigarette the whole time. Then we decide on big curls, not too much volume, but nothing flat. I never picked out a "style" from the menu. He had the hardest time blowdrying my straight across bangs as well. He was getting my hair tangled in the brush and didn't even realize it. Then he proceeded to blowing out every section of my hair. This blowout was beyond painful/rough. I never thought it would be over. After he blew each section out, he then curled each section. He held the curling wand on my hair for over 20 seconds on each section. I curl my hair almost every other day or so and never do I hold it there for that long. The steam began to burn my scalp. I thought my hair was going to fall off when he pulled the wand out. It was terrifying to watch. The hair was also so insanely hot that when it landed on my shoulders i had to move it because it was so hot. He noticed me doing this and said "oh is it hot? Gosh I never thought the hair would be hot" He's apparently a Toni & Guy stylist as well (clearly not) and didn't realize that hair curled in a hot curling iron could possibly be hot. The appointments are also supposed to only last 40 minutes. I was there for over an hour. Since when does doing a blowout take over an hour? This place is also starting to look dated. The white chairs are turning blue from everyone's jeans. This was yet again another terrible experience at DryBar, I don't know how they're in business it's just awful. Luckily their customer service team (corporate) is amazing and called me immediately after I left a terrible review. They tried to invite me back in AGAIN (this was my 2nd time being invited back in by horrible previous experiences) and I told them I will never be stepping foot in there again. Do not waste your time. Go to your beautician and have her blow your hair out like a normal person in less than 40 minutes. read more

Thanks for your commentary Alli to my post. I responded to the email you provided me on Tuesday, 8/13/13. Have yet to get a response though. read more

I never made it to the actual salon because a) they wouldn't email back b) wouldn't return calls c) apparently I am not the only one because their voicemail box is full. I actually had to email the Marketing and Media department to get a response since this was going to be for my birthday. Drybar's Dry response was quite irritating. I got an email back from Ashely Payne of the "Client Relations Division". Her email just said sorry and she quoted the price. Like wow...really? This information is clearly available on the website. So yeah...if the customer service is so bad with simply booking, not sure if I want to risk my hair there. read more

Quick summary: BE CAREFUL with who does your hair. If you care about the health of your hair I would probably skip this place. Read below for my in depth review: I had low expectations as I have tried a similar place (not Drybar) in MD a few years ago. I had a horrible experience and they ended up ruining my tape-in hair extensions by using a variety of oil based products on my hair which made the extensions fall out. So after a lot of convincing from my sister in Philly, I decided to make a last minute appointment in Buckhead after reading countless great reviews about this location. I had a corporate headshot photoshoot the next morning and I wasn't able to get in at 7AM for that morning. So I opted for an appointment at 8PM the day before my photoshoot. I don't know the stylist who did my hair because she didn't introduce herself, after making me wait for her to curl and restyle HER OWN hair to perfection before turning her attention to my hair needs. It was my first time here and I had no idea they had a 'look book' available, in fact, I just explained to her that I had a photoshoot the next day and wanted big curls with volume and I needed it to last overnight. She just kind of shrugged and led me to get my hair washed. I treat my fine blonde hair with the utmost care and respect and you would assume that someone else would treat it carefully - especially a hair stylist. Not this girl, she turned on the hottest water possible and started scrubbing my hair with shampoo. SCRUBBING. Like into one big ball of tangle (my hair tangles very easily). I was cringing as she scrubbed, for almost 5 minutes straight. It didn't feel good. I usually enjoy a good hair scratching and I don't have a sensitive scalp by any means, but this was not relaxing. She paused to ask me who did my color and when I told her my salon she said "oh" with an attitude. Which made me feel awkward because are you implying that my hair color is good or bad? Anyway after a lot of scrubbing my roots with shampoo. she poured a tiny bit of conditioner and just rinsed it immediately - not letting it sit on the hair or trying to detangle it with the conditioner. She finishes and moves me back to the chair we were in previously. The next 30 minutes were full of pain and cringing as she dragged a paddle brush through my hair breaking the hair and ripping out tons of strands. She didn't even bother detangling it or using a product. Or starting at the bottom and working her way up. Nope! Just jammed it from the root to the tip taking no prisoners! She immediately blew my hair with the blow dryer with a round brush - using extreme force to lift the root around my temple area and around my ear area. Then used a curling iron while spraying hair spray on my hair. I could hear my hair fry as she used the iron - hitting me a couple of times with the barrel which burned. She didn't make conversation and had an attitude the entire time. She seemed to not like me or care about my well-being. I never was offered something to drink and overall I felt uncomfortable and unwelcome in the salon. She finished my hair and didn't bother to ask me where I part my hair and immediately gave me a middle part. I wear a side part ( I even walked in with my hair the way I part it) so when she did that my hair looked AWFUL. I even mentioned that I wanted a side part at the beginning of my appointment. However, my hair was full of volume, curly, and filled with hair spray. After not speaking to me the entire time she then tried to make me purchase a can of hairspray. Like really? I normally probably would have, but the service was terrible and I just wanted to get out of there so I could salvage my hair. Overall, the final product wasn't terrible once I fixed the side part. However, the way I was treated was unacceptable and I regret spending the $50 to be in pain and treated poorly compared to everyone else in the salon. As for my hair the next day, I just recurled my hair with hot rollers and it looked pretty great for my photos. She did give me the volume I asked for. I can only imagine treating my hair like that on a weekly basis or a bi weekly basis - I would probably be bald. Be careful who does your hair here - if I were to return I would read up on who is good and who isn't. I wish I knew the name of the girl who did my hair. For the money I spent here I would probably just go get my hair done by my normal salon - I just figured this could be a viable cheaper option in the future for a special event. It's also right down the street from my apartment and next door to one of my favorite juice bars. But anyway - you live and learn! If anyone has any suggestions on who to go to let me know! read more

The two stars is for how my hair looked. It fell flat within five minutes. I wasn't stunned by any of the other blowouts going on while I was there either. read more

Awesome. Wash is always great and I've been pleasantly surprised by their ability to do my ethnic hair each time! Yes, I'm a frequent visitor. Not to say that there wasn't a time I've walked out feeling dissatisfied but that's rare. Actually had two back to back not so great experiences so I'm taking one star away read more

Still love me some Dry Bar! By far my favorite way to treat myself. And I've found my favorite stylist - Trenton is amazing and definitely the best all-around stylist I've ever had. He knows how to make my hair look it's best and how to style it so my blow out lasts (and for a girl with super thick hair, a lasting blow out is critical)! He is also genuinely warm and friendly and has a great sense of humor - the perfect combination for a great Dry Bar experience! You should request him for your next blow out, but only if I'm not scheduled at the same time! read more

I loved this place. My blowout took a bit longer than expected but that's because of my own hair, my stylist was incredible. I couldn't more highly recommend a salon that I've never been to before. I was able to sneak a drink at the St. Regis Bar before my appointment to really complete my #ladydate! read more

This place is really great and a good value for $40 (prices go to $45 starting in November). I come here every 1-2 weeks and have been here probably 10 times. I come on time for my appointments and they usually get me back within 3-6 mins. Very reasonable. There's usually a lot of people there but doesn't feel overwhelming. I have naturally curly/crazy hair and they are always able to tame and style it. No matter who really does it. I started off doing the fun styles like the mai Thai and southern comfort but now keep it simple with straight up. Today I arrived 45 mins early and they got me in early! Love this place. read more

This is my newest addiction! I may have to start going out more just so I can come here first to get pampered! This past Saturday night we had a bachelorette party planned for a friend so I booked an appointment for the hostess, the bachelorette and me. We surprised her and brought her here before dinner and I think it was a great surprise! The place itself is super cute! Its all white with yellow accents and setup like a bar. When we walked in and checked in we were immediately offered wine, champagne or water (cucumber or strawberry) and they had super cute mini cupcakes and snacks out on the counter. The place was packed - which I should have expected but when I made the appointments earlier in the week they had so many open I just figured no one knew about it yet. The sinks they wash your hair in are very comfortable because your not leaning all the way back. And while I was getting my hair done they had cute girly movies playing on the tv. They have a look book for you to pick your style. I got the Mai Tai and I was amazed that my hair kept the waves all night long - which it never does! I'll definitely be back again - even if its just to go out to dinner! read more

Really unhappy with this place. I was in town for business meetings and visited the dry bar on 4 22nd 19 for a blow dry and they hung up my $900 coat.i only realized as I was leaving atl to NYC the same day that I left my coat at the salon! In a hurry I forgot my coat and despite repeated calls and messages noones gotten back to me on whereabouts about this. You cant call the locations direct and everytime I call the call center I keep getting the run around! read more

Loved it!! Great website. Easy appointment scheduling. Beautiful salon. On-time stylist. In and out in less than an hour. Hair looks great. Will definitely be back! read more

Drybar was referred by my friends. My husband was getting an award and it looked like a great time to try it. I called and was asked to book it online as a first time customer. Which sounded unusual because they could not do it over the phone. I was offered few time options and booked online after creating an account. I was sure I booked it - because why would you offer me time options if the spot was taken. Can you imagine my surprise when I came at the time of my appointment and receptionist told me that she has no my name and no space! She told me I supposed to get a confirmation email or I am not booked. My question is: why did your website offered me those times if you were booked? And why your people did not book me over the phone? How I suppose to know about the confirmation and that you are not booked until than! read more

I go here when my hair feels super disgusting and I feel super LAZY! I usually show up with unbrushed hair and when i say unbrushed im talking mattted birds nest anyways they never bitch about how disgusting my hair is 10 stars and ask them not to brush the curls out if your into that kind of thing. read more

My first visit to Drybar was on New Year's Eve. As much as I would like, I can never get my hair quite "party perfect", and New Year's is the best excuse to get glammed up. Stephanie was so sweet, and she assured me that my baby-fine hair was in good hands. One hour (and one mimosa later), Stephanie transformed my stick-straight locks into Cosmo-Tai lusciousness. I couldn't be happier! Drybar (and Stephanie) have a new BFF in me! read more

AMAZING.... Iyquan did an amazing job, beyond amazing! He had me looking FLAWLESS! I've been to dry bar several times & received alright service but after Sunday I will DEFINITELY be returning and only be in Iyquan's chair! Thank you soon much! read more

Update 9/23/16: Nicki (the regional manager, I believe) called to apologize for my bad experience with their in-home blowout service (see previous review below) and offered a free blowout. I was able to finally take her up on her offer and I couldn't be happier. It's been several months since we spoke but she remembered me and my situation and called the buckhead location to be sure that my service was covered. My blowout was great and I will definitely be back! On a side note, they no longer offer their in-home blowouts. I'm assuming it was due to booking issues, but whatever the reason, the in-store blowouts are great! And the complementary champagne isn't too shabby either :) Original review: Tried calling several times to book a "blow on the go" (where they come to you) and no one would ever call me back- I started calling Sunday morning about a Tuesday morning appointment. When I called for a third time Monday afternoon, I spoke to an in-store representative; she was unapologetic and said that it can take up to 48 hours for someone to call back even though the appointment time that I wanted was less than 24 hours away. It's understandable that they need to reach out to try to find a stylist, but they should at least call you to let you know that they got your message/request and are working on finding someone rather than leaving you in the dark. It appears that if they cannot find a stylist, then they never call you back to let you know that they cannot help you- hence I'm still still waiting for a call back and it's Monday evening. To me, that is simply horrible customer service. I called another blow out place in Buckhead and they called me back/booked the appointment within an hour of me reaching out to them. read more

My hair is long,curly and thick ...that was the primary reason for not trying this place sooner, because my mane can be the trifecta of fear for most hair stylists. I was also hesitant because of all the Buckhead Bettys in there. I didn't think this place could handle all this curly. Now I'm addicted and have been going for months! Drybar staff are well trained to deal with my beast of hair and I have had different stylists each time and always walk out looking great. If they can handle mine, I'm sure they can handle yours. My appointments start on time because I'm on time. That's a huge plus for my busy life! Only thing I would say on the minus side is that sometimes the app doesn't work properly and it's hard to get this location to answer the phone the couple of times I've called. Otherwise, I love this place! read more

I got exactly what I wanted. Whoo. I almost never blow-dry my hair at all, since for the most part I've learned to work with its natural waves. Also, I have a TON of hair -- lashings of it. It's only barely past my shoulders at the moment, and it doesn't look as thick as it is, sometimes, so I'm very used to a hairdresser getting his or her hands in it and then hearing that sharp intake of breath as they realize the daunting task ahead of them. I decided to check this place out (in part because I work at a hotel, where a few people had asked me whether Drybar was worth their time, and I had no idea how to answer). Because I so rarely blow-dry, much less straighten, my hair (I think the last time I had it stick-straight was... 7 or 8 years ago? A long time), I chose the Manhattan: Sleek and Straight -- and I also tacked on the floater scalp massage. My stylist, Tiffany, did a phenomenal job, not just with the scalp massage and getting it pin-straight like I'd requested, but also with getting it SOFT. She didn't make me feel bad about just reading on a Kindle instead of chatting the whole time, so it really was the perfect, relaxing morning I'd envisioned. And she never once groaned or "joked" in a complaining way about its thickness! Thank you! Definitely a step above many hairdressers. I see other people have had mixed experiences. Mine was fabulous! I may return soon, not just because it's fun and makes me feel beautiful but also to check for consistency. read more

I went twice and this rating is only for my second visit. I had Kate and she was awesome. The first girl, not so much. Kate did my hair for my engagement photos and it stayed in all day long and into the night.... that's really impressive because my hair never ever stays... it's stick straight and kind of thin. read more