the best haircut place i have been to, Kim is so freaking awesome to talk to and i really love how…read morethey'll check in with you throughout the haircut to make sure its good. i felt so comfortable and will definitely be coming again!

The atmosphere is relaxing and everyone has a great vibe. I absolutely love Brittany she does an…read moreamazing job each every time we go to get our hair. The staff are truly amazing as well.

My boyfriend went in as a walk in, the staff seemed kind and welcoming. He was able to be seen…read moreimmediately by Alex. He did a really good job with his hair, he was quick and professional! It seemed like all the barbers did a good job. The place looked nice inside with TVs to watch football. I thought the pricing was fair, I think with the tip it came out to around $40 for a haircut and face shaving. Will definitely be going back!

Tl;dr: Pay for 1 Thing, Get Another…read more Heather was nice, but she ignored the picture my son brought in of the cut he wanted and proceeded to give him a generic little boy's side-part cut, complete with cowlick (she told us "that will go down later"). She knew it wasn't good, too, because she told us how "if we needed to come back" "to fix it" if there was "anything we didn't like", that it wouldn't be a problem. To be honest, if we go through the trouble of looking for haircut pictures, printing one we like out at home, bringing it in just for you to put it down and say that you "have a good memory", and then give us something completely different, our confidence with you is pretty shot. I wouldn't want the same person to "fix" it if you couldn't be trusted to give it to us the first time. We didn't complain or ask about it, but she voluntarily told us it looks different "because he has different hair than you". Uh, yeah, because he has a different haircut completely... It doesn't seem like a hard or complicated style. And if she wasn't technically able to achieve the look, we should have been consulted about that before she started cutting. I could tell it wasn't the same cut as the picture when she finished, and asked my son if he liked it. I was ready to advocate for him. He told me he liked it, but as soon as we left he was honest with me about it -- how it's weird and messed up and totally different from what he showed her. We're not very confrontational, we try to just deal with things, and he's just a kid. He didn't feel comfortable complaining, which I understand. I know a lot of people are more assertive than us and wouldn't have even paid for this, and they'd be right. I honestly wish that a person didn't *have* to be assertive, though, to get what you ask and pay for -- that's what we go to the professionals for in the first place. We trust you and we don't want the stress of telling you how to do your job. We just want to put it in your hands and feel safe doing so. If I wanted something done differently, I could have cut it myself for free and without having to correct someone. My son commented to me that he wished we had just done that in the first place... I'm usually the hair trimmer/cutter at home. The day after his cut, I decided to send the shop a message through their internet contact form on their website telling them what happened and asking if something could be done. They never responded. My son is such a good kid, he keeps telling me it's okay and he'll get used to it. But I hate that it makes him distrust barbers. He now believes they will just do whatever *they* want, and not what *you* want, and that it isn't worth it. (There were other little details that weren't so great, that I'm only mentioning since I'm here. I wouldn't have left a review for these things alone. Things like... we asked about the possibility of highlighting as in the picture; she said she technically could but doesn't like to, that we could call and get another appointment for that. Well, okay. No biggie. Or how she left him with hair all over his face... other places I've been to take the time to clean you up a little. I had to tell him to run in the bathroom and wipe up so we could take him to get some food-- he looked a mess. Or when I asked how we could maintain it and she asked what we meant. Like she was confused. She had used some styling products on him and I was interested in how we needed to keep up the style ourselves on the daily. Finally she understood and told me about some powder she used and another product as well. We come to you for guidance, skill, and expertise. Recreating something at home is standard info we need. I'm surprised that she was surprised I asked. On the plus side, she wasn't trying to upsell on hair products. The downside is she wasn't trying to teach us anything. She also mentioned that she was the best stylist in the shop.) A little back story: my son came in with long hair, so he was a blank slate to work with. He and his brother were in this same place a few years ago and we had a really good experience here. The price was great, too. And we loved the atmosphere. My boys looked very dapper and the stylists seemed to know what they were doing. It was all very easy. I thought we'd found our new favorite barbers. My husband who also has long hair was even thinking about going. (We have 3 girls in the household as well, and if you ever cut girls' hair, we would have considered you as well.) So when my youngest son told me he was ready for a new style and he spent time picking out just the right one (see picture of Brad Pitt), we booked him the day before Easter (so I could have some nice fresh pics of him on the holiday; womp womp). Now because he's older, his cut cost about as much as both my boys did years ago. So basically I paid the same this time to make one boy unhappy as I did several years ago to make both my boys happy. Needless to say, we won't be back.

Just moved to Jacksonville feeling a little homesick needed something that felt like home (SD…read moreCali). Found the spot and it hit all my rockabilly vibes. Got a sick cut, and I'll definitely be back.

My kids haven't had the best of luck with haircuts through the years and have typically chosen to…read morekeep it long. But sometimes, like when school requires it, you go in and let the one person who has consistently given them good cuts handle it. Blake is their guy. P&T is a traditional barbershop, with hot towel shaves and the works, and stays booked. Walk ins are going to wait quite a while, and appointments are always recommended. Prices are reasonable, the staff is friendly, and I consistently see happy customers, including mine. They are cash only though, so make sure you have that.

I'll start by saying I'm going to give them another chance because I so want to love this place…read more The overall vibe, set up and cleanliness is super inviting. Before I get to the reason why I'm giving them 3 stars I'll start with what I really liked. The pedicure was amazing, the massage was A1 and the person doing it took her time, which is a major plus. Now when it came to my gel manicure that's where it went awry. The soak off/drill of the gel nails was easy but the lady was way too heavy handed with the cuticle nipper and took a decent chunk from my thumb cuticle...cue the blood. She tried to use antiseptic and glue but it was bad. Again I'm going to give them another chance, I know it was an accident so we'll see. Decently priced and in a good location.

Anne is the best. Very creative and friendly. I would highly recommend this salon. Cleanread more

Keyes did an amazing job on my cut and I will definitely be returning. Place was very clean tooread more

Got a bald fade and a hot towel shave. Very happy, will be back. As we talked he mentioned hot…read moreshave is not for everyone, I had never had one and wanted to try, I was happy with the outcome.

Easy check in online. Friendly staff. My haircut was spot on. Looks real good. Thanks to Vinnie.read more

I love this place. Every time I get a haircut it comes out great no matter who cuts it. It's a…read moregood idea to check in.