Amazing experience. I wish I remember the barbers name but it was the guy in the middle on the left…read morefrom New York, he was amazing. The whole place when you walk in they're very welcoming - as a guy you understand the stress of going into an unfamiliar barber shop not knowing what kind of cut you're going to get, but he made it easy and got the exact cut I wanted, the whole time chopping it up with you genuinely seemed interested and made the time fly by. You can tell he's been cutting hair his whole life, he understood the difference in hair styles and growth of different peoples hair, which I feel a lot of people do not understand that not everyone is the same. If I lived here I'd be going back for sure, but I would recommend this place to anyone, good vibes, welcoming crew, nice, experienced, and everything you want in a barber chair.

Marte's Barber Shoppe is my main barber shop in the triad area. They accept appointments and have…read moreplenty of barbers to choose from. The are fluent in English and Spanish and are very kind loving people as well. The location is always clean and they constantly straighten things up in between haircuts. The owner is usually there and is very active in keeping his shop 5 star quality. Give this spot a try for your next haircut appointment!

Joseph is dope! Coolest dude! He will make you look fly! You can tell he's a seasoned barber!read more

No frills, and just like going to the barber shop when I was a kid. Even get the warm shave on your…read moreneck! Lol Price is incredible and quality of cut is superb.

I entered the barbershop anticipating that I would receive a quality haircut and at the very least…read morethese guys (barbers)would be professional. They weren't to say the least. My barber walked out in the middle of my haircut without speaking a word to me. Then, returned as if nothing happened. Additionally, after one of the barbers begin to discuss why FT. Bragg doesn't have fireworks during The 4th of July, due to soldiers suffering from PTSD. Then, they laughed ( barbers) and begin to ingonrantly imitate Soldiers suffering from PTSD. The owner and the employees of this establishment should be ashamed of themselves for their aforementioned behavior ! Please, boycott this place and spend your money else where ! Oh, and by the way my haircut left much to desire, to say the least.

Great shop. The barbers are always friendly. Good music and chess board. Very comfortable…read moreatmosphere.

Guys and their hair! We act like we don't care but actually we really do. Up until recently we have…read morehad little variety in our color and styling. Now I see many men of color sporting blonde hair. Lots of guys of all ages and colors now like it long, short, buzzed...anything and everything goes! My grandfather was bald, my father was bald and my brothers are balding. I don't know how I have done it, but at 68 I still have a decent head of hair. I owe some of it to Rogaine and I owe some of it to good genes from my mother's side of the family! Over the years I have had a crew cut when I was a kid, shoulder length thick hair as a hippie in college, slicked back like the Italian mafia as a young man on the move and now just thrilled to have some of it still sitting on my head! In my lifetime I have blown dried it, greased it, styled it, let it hang natural and put everything on it from pomade to gel to A Touch of Gray! I would have to say my hair is one of my better features and so when I moved to downtown Greensboro over 20 years ago I went on the hunt to find a good barber who would take care of me That's how I found Christian Casillas. I'm a devoted kind of customer. If I find somebody whether he or she be a doctor or a handyman or barber who knows what they're doing, you've got me for life! I have followed Christian in a barber shop on Summit Avenue to one on Battleground Avenue and eventually followed him to The Hair Shop on Lawndale where he has been for many years. It's kind of fun going to The Hair Shop because it looks like it has not been changed since the 1970s. It has an old-fashioned neighborhood ambiance and I get the feeling that most of the men that walk in there like me have been going to their special barber in that place for years. Conveniently located in the Lawndale Shopping Center, it is always easy to park and Christian is happy to see you soon if he has an opening or make an appointment for you ASAP. His fee is very reasonable. I also appreciate that he does some special things for me like keeping my eyebrows trim and reassuring me that I'm not going bald! LOL . I missed him during the pandemic for I was too petrified to walk into The Hair Shop without being vaccinated. When I started looking like a hippie back in the fall I decided to take a chance and go see him. I was pleasantly surprised how COVID conscious everybody was. There are hand sanitizers available and masks being worn and a sensitivity to keeping us all safe even though it's as awkward as hell to get a haircut with a mask strapped across your face. Christian makes it work with the minimal effort and I still walk out feeling great. Where some establishments could use a good facelift I must admit there is something very charming about walking in there and feeling like you have stepped back in time with the old fashioned barber chairs and all the guys hanging out talking about everything from politics to their personal lives. I enjoy just sitting there like a fly on the wall and listening to what they are all saying. When all is said and done, I must say that my favorite part of the haircut is the very end. As soon as Christian puts the warm shaving cream on the back of my neck I am immediately transported to Fish Avenue in the Bronx. I am 8 years old. My sweet Grandfather is holding my hand as we walk together to the barbershop. I can feel his love and affection for me as he lifts me up and puts me on my booster seat. He's chit-chatting with the barber in Yiddish and English as I get my haircut. I'm not afraid because my Grandfather is with me. All I'm thinking about in that barber chair is if I want a lollipop or a charm which will my prize for being a good boy while getting cut. Christian does not give me a lollipop or a charm but he insists I am a good boy and I am not going bald. You know what? At 68 he can keep the charm and lollipop and I'll keep my hair! If you are looking for a clean, convenient, friendly, retro-ish moderately priced barber shop, I highly recommend The Hair Shop on Lawndale. And if you are looking for a top notch barber who is charming, attentive and professional Christian is the guy!

First time a cane here like 10 years ago. Christian is abamazingat his job and is such a respectful…read moreperson. The last 5 years I've been shaving my face it's about time. I gotta fade and a beer, clean up and go out my hair like an adult.

We will never go anywhere else. Victor is great with kids. The design was out of this world.read more

I just pulled up to sweet cuts on 10/27/23, the unit has yellow tape around, door boarded up & city…read moresign stating building is condemned. Did they move locations??

Had my first hair cut and beard trim with John today, and wow, what a great result! John is a very…read moretalented, up and coming barber in the Triad area that will soon be a very busy man. Fortunately, John is located in High Point, which is a short trip for me. I found and booked John on Booksy and arrived a few minutes early for my appointment. Barber Edge is located in a house facing Green Street and has plenty of parking in the back. John is a great guy and I especially enjoyed the conversation. He is incredibly detail oriented and asked me questions about my hair style and skin care regimen that I quite honestly had never given much thought. On top of the great cut and shave, I learned a lot as John had some great advice and recommendations. Not in a salesy way, mind you, but in a way where you can tell that John genuinely cares about his clients. I left Barber Edge looking great and feeling much better than when I walked in. Highly recommend John to anyone in the High Point or greater Triad area looking for a great barber!

From the owner: Barber Edge in High Point, North Carolina stands out with its highly skilled barbers, exceptional…read moreavailability as a new business, and a focus on customer satisfaction. With personalized one-on-one services, parking, a welcoming atmosphere, and attention to detail, Barber Edge offers a unique grooming experience that sets it apart.

Lacking both the aesthetics and the price tag of a style salon, this simple, unpretentious…read moretwo-chair shop offers stress-free haircuts at affordable prices. John (presumably the "J" is the business name) is both amiable and good at what he does. And at $12 for a men's haircut, pricing is tough to beat. If your coiffure leans toward the uncomplicated, give this place a try.

Only takes walk-ins. Had Maur (sp?) cut my hair. He took the time to make sure the cut was tailored…read moreto my face/head. Way better than the chain barbers. Quick and a great price. He was also really friendly. Definitely will come back the next time I'm in GSO.

I booked an appointment last minute and they were able to take care of me the same day. The inside…read morehas many barber chairs and also a pool table available. Levi was my barber and held excellent conversation as well. Haircut, of course, A1!

I was super impressed with the cleanliness and quality of barbers. The music was perfect and no…read moreloud disrespecting rap music. The service was great from the razor to my eyebrows arched for the first time. Chris was great to talk with and a real New Yorker. Was somewhat surprised how Greensboro, North Carolina was on point in the style of cutting.