Been a customer for 6 years and will be as long as they're open. Great cuts and a super easy going…read moreenvironment.

I came in unannounced and it was great. In and out, no…read moreappointments needed or required. The barbers have lots of experience and you can tell they have been there for a bit. I forgot the name of the person who cut my hair but did a great job. I showed him a picture and he gave me what I was looking for. I was hoping to experience or the shop to be like the Movie The Barbershop but it was not to my disappointment . They are very professional but easy going. I could not find the store and I realized that are next to the Insurance company and the Mediterranean food.

Let me start by saying that before I found out about this place, I was going to the same barber for…read more8 years. I needed to find somewhere new because of the lack of professionalism I was dealing with from my previous barber. The difference is night and day! City is such a professional, and he actually listens to what you want. He works by appointment only, so you can be sure that he is going to take his time with you and make sure you are 100% satisfied with your haircut. I recommend City to anyone wanting a great haircut, a great conversation, and an overall great experience.

I'm not sure how this barbershop earned a 4.9 rating, because this was not my son's experience. My…read moreson showed the barber, Meech, a clear photo of the style he wanted. After the haircut, he was visibly disappointed, when he got home, he kept his hoodie on, which told me everything before he even revealed it. The cut he received looked nothing like the model he showed. Instead, it aged him dramatically, it was giving "middle‑aged man," ( Steve Harvey, back in the days) not a fresh, clean style for a teenager starting a new school year. This was a failed execution on Meech's end, and based on this outcome, I would not trust him to replicate a model or requested style. My son now has to begin his school year with a haircut that does not match his age or the look he asked for. High reviews can be misleading, and this experience was not reflective of the rating.

Skip is great and we found him by accident. It was a Sunday and,I just got my hair braided into a…read moreponytail and desperately needed a line up and edge up before I left town for a business conference the next day. We called several barbers who were either unavailable or were charging ridiculous prices. We were headed to the mall and found Kut N Lounge. Even though Skip was booked solid, he did my hair and did an excellent job. The shop is very professional, they take credit cards and he books online with Genbook. If you are in ATL or a western suburb, this should be your spot.

If you want to go to a down home BarberShop & Salon, this is the place to go. All staff State…read moreLicensed and clean. Daryl is owner and serves not only as master Barber, but trains all who work under his company! From styling to perfect edge lines and Cuts, pricing is good and professional all the way. Can't go wrong with Christians who want not only be professional but Community Oriented as well. Don't be afraid, gone on in and give it one try!!!!

Best Cut I've had in Years! The atmosphere, dialogue and energy were right on point!…read more Thanks Mel

Good work!! Quick and easy walk in, good atmosphere. Highly recommended. We will be back.read more

the barber Joan has great customer service, the ambiance is calm & welcoming. My husband & I went…read moreto the barbershop located in Fayetteville. This was our first time there and we loved the experience. If you're looking to get a scissor haircut, this is the place you want to go. We had issues booking online, so we called before to make sure they were available. They also accept walk-ins.

I recently visited Chanel Barbershop in Sharpsburg GA for a first-time haircut, after reading…read moreseveral glowing reviews about this barber shop. Initially, when you walk into Chanel, it looks very impressive. The walls are all painted white, soothing pictures hung on the walls, a free coffee area, semi-barber cubicles overly stocked with an impressive array of hair styling products & tool, barbers dressed in white long sleeve shirts with black ties, pants & shoes and small flatscreens at every barber cubicle for customers' enjoyment. However, that is where things start to go downhill fast. Here's a list of items I quickly recognized: 1) They make you wait a long time if you are a walk-in, even if some barbers have no customers in their chairs. 2) When you sit down at a barber station, you notice that the Latino staff (mostly from Dominican Republic) talking loudly to each other in Spanish but rarely talking to their customers in English. Two reasons for that: a. The staff speaks little to no English and has no interest in talking to their customers except what type of service they want. b. The staff talks loudly to each other because they are mocking & making fun of the customers most of the time in Spanish, as if it is their own private language, only they understand (i.e. Not realizing it is one of the top 3 languages spoken in the world). They swear, they use very offensive, racist words & phrases and they make crude gestures to each other, all for their daily entertainment. You don't believe me? Make an appointment and bring in your cell phone with a translation app on it or bring in a Spanish fluent friend. Prepare to be surprised at the translated conversation of the staff. 3) The staff really doesn't cut hair that well, despite all the hair accessories & tools at their fingertips. I am not sure if some were ever trained. 4) The price you are billed for a haircut doesn't match what is posted online. The online price is years old, and the price you actually pay in person is significantly higher. 5) There are supposedly 339 Google reviews for Chanel Barbershop, but you can only read one positive review. There are supposedly 1283 Brooksy reviews which are all 5 stars. There are 11 reviews on Yelp for Chanel Barbershop with only two negative reviews (one being this review). It is really too bad frequent patrons of Chanel don't realize how little they get for the high prices they pay. Also how the staff truly despises their customers rather than being grateful for their weekly schedules packed with appointments.

Place is awesome. Can compete with the "upscale" places in Atlanta like American Haircuts but isn't…read morenear as expensive. And I've never felt more comfortable chatting with a barber. Very down-to-earth people. I asked for a "gentle" fade, meaning I didn't want it to have an intense look to it, and Nickie delivered. It's clean-cropped and fresh looking but without the hipster look everyone is wearing these days. Will certainly be going back.

Extremely disappointed. We walked in fully expecting there would be a wait. But, upon walking in…read morethere was no greeting, no hello, how are you, how can we help you. Nothing. We sat down and waited just as we would at every other barber shop. Some time later a lady walks up with an appointment book and asks if we have an appointment. We did not so she replies with "well, no one told me. Everyone is booked. You can wait and see if someone cancels their appointment. It may be 30 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours." Moral of the story, had the experience walking in been more pleasant, we would have waited all day for a good haircut. But it was clear they had their "regulars" and weren't in need of new clients and we were treated as such. This was a good lesson of stick to what you know & just go where you know you're welcomed.

Do you live on or around Ponce? Do you need a haircut? Do you mind paying $25 for it? Do you want…read moreto make an appointment or walk-in and sit forever? Do you want a sense of community? Can you freestyle? Do you want to talk to the culinary babes at 9th Ave Street Food next door after an overdue line-up? What's your parking game like? If you answered 'what?' to any of these questions, stop into Playmakers for a slice of life on Ponce and see what they can do for you. Dudes know what they are doing. Weekend's might as well be appointment only. 9th Ave is next door, I repeat, 9th Ave is next door. Go. Play.

I was new to Atlanta and I tried this place mainly because of its reviews. My haircut was quite…read moreterrible; my head looked like a rectangular shape with sharp edges, even after several requests for making it better. The problem was that the barber wasn't measuring what he was cutting, he took the machine and cut every part of the hair that he liked. I ended up with different parts of hair way longer than other parts. He also didn't have the intuition that the haircut looks quite awkward.