We have since come back monthly, as my boyfriend gladly makes the trip all the way to Toronto for…read morehis cut with Roman. Always great service!

Everything looked good in the beginning, Till I had a chance to look at the mirror . I must confess…read morethat I literally had the worse hair cut of my life. I am going to find another barber to clean up this mess. There are few other barbers in the shop , so I assumes that the positive reviews were for them.

Fantastic barbershop on the stretch of Avenue Rd just south of the 401. Shop is a mix of modern and…read moretraditional but sharp, clean and quality. The two Brothers exemplify the Canadian dream and Mory gave me an outstanding haircut and hot shave.

Took my twins there who are very picky! They couldn't have been more attentive, kind and fun! Will…read moreDefinitely be back!

I tried this place for the first time. It's a rustic looking barber shop but don't let the decore…read morediscourage you. They give a great haircut for $24. Seems like their prices have increased based on some other Yelp reviews. Nonetheless, it's well worth the money. The barber takes his time with your hair and clearly enjoys his job. I thought this was cool but they have iPads you can use while waiting for a cut. I've never seen that before and it was unexpected at a place like this. Yet most people have a phone it's good for any kids that might come in with their parents. Lastly, the reason I gave it a 4 star is because the beard trim with a straight blade is $9 extra. I thought that would be included in the haircut as it usually is at other barber shops that offer it. Perhaps he gives it free to regular customers because I noticed the two guys before me got it. That was a little disappointing. Overall, great experience would come back again!

Long time customer of Henry's Barber Shop. It's as good as…read moreit gets, no appointments, no nonsense and I can't wait to get back in once again.

Super Barber shop. Beat i know in area. I cage been going…read morehere for years. Guys are super nice.

Come into this place and you know it is just an old school barbershop. This isn't a place that…read more'looks old school' or is 'retro' but it is legitimately a classic barbershop. They moved to this location some time in the mid-1990s but before that they were at the corner of Sheppard and Bathurst just a little bit east of the current location. The current location, to my memory, looks A LOT like the old location. I used to go to the old location when I was a kid until my mom stopped letting us go there because she had trouble getting myself and my 3 brothers away from the free arcade video games they have in the back to play while you wait. I started coming back once I was allowed to go for haircuts myself and have been going off an on ever since. They give a good haircut here. There are and always have been to my memory only two barbers in this spot - Tony and Joe - and I have always been strictly a Tony man. I seem to recall getting a hairctu by Joe around 2 decades ago and hating it (or maybe it was his style?) and have stuck with Tony ever since even waiting for him if/when Joe is free and Tony is busy. The place is old school, Tony and Joe have been cutting hair for around 3 decades that I know of and they are two Italian men who do nothing else. I have never seen a manicurist in here - like some places I have seen have - and know that when I go in, I'll get a good hair cut it'll be done quick and it'll be done as I asked. Also, Tony knows my entire family and always asks how my brothers are doing and my mom. I have given it a "moderate" for the cost because it is $18 for a man's haircut (March 2012 price). I don't know if that counts as moderate or not so let me know if I should change it. I am 99% sure they don't take credit cards but they might. Take a look at their cash register - in one of the pics I have uploaded - and you tell me if it is the kind of place that takes credit cards. Side note/ProTip: A lot of the clientele are Orthodox Jews who for some periods of the year can't get haircuts. This leads to the place being rammed by Jewish mothers and kids worried their hair is going to look unkempt during these periods and needing a haircut. The times to watch out for are around Easter (which falls the same time as Passover) and 33-35 days after the first day of Passover. As well, there is a period in the mid summer referred to as the "Three Weeks" which has a similar ruling on the hair cutting.

My boyfriend went here on the weekend & got an amazing haircut, we both love it !!!!!!read more

From the owner: GT8 Barbershop is your destination for a precision haircut and shave. Our team of expert barbers…read morehave well-regarded reputations from the many years of mastering their skill and craft. From fades to scissor cuts, razor shaves to intricate designs, GT8 Barbershop provides an elite experience with surpassing quality. Shop at 543 College st ( Little Italy ) Tell: (416) 546 0226.

The staff is friendly and always welcoming. Unfortunately, I was not happy with my last two cuts…read morenor of those for my kids. While the customer service is always great, some consistency is needed.

Excellent customer service Most luxurious barbershop in…read moretown You'll get the best service!!

I was searching North York for a descent men hair stylist to bring some joy to my autistic son. I…read morewas looking for a place that is familiar with Pompadour style, which is one of the classics and offered by many salons in downtown Toronto. I was already ready to go downtown, when my Google search showed Duzz salon in North York that offers exactly this style among other classic ones. I was very excited for my son and I immediately booked online. I was offered 3 names and I selected Duzz thinking that if a person puts his own name as the title of his business, then that person has at least his best intentions and qualifications to do the proper job. The booking system asked for a description and we wrote "side-part Pomp fade, very short". Alas, my visit to Duzz hair salon happened to be the biggest mistake in my 25 years of visiting different hair salons in Toronto, especially for my son who now got into an inconsolable rage state for the last 24 hours. Looking into the last 3 images below, you will understand why. I paid top dollar for the service ($60 with the tip), but witnessed an unprecedented dilettantism in haircutting and only noticed that when I got home: MY SON'S HEAD WAS COVERED IN A VERY THICK LAYER OF THE GLUE-LIKE PRODUCT (SEE THE FIRST 5 PHOTOS BELOW) AS A COVER-UP FOR A SUBPAR JOB. Then I looked more closely and realized that this is not Pompadour style at all. This was a sloppy, amateurish attempt to cover utmost ignorance in the BASICS of haircutting. What Duzz did was to just slick back all the hair with a ton of product with MINIMAL haircutting. I know that many people will have a hard time believing that a salon SPECIALIZING in classic hair styles may render such a subpar service so I created some photos immediately after I left the salon and ONE day after. I must say that I should have become suspicious immediately when I entered the salon 5min before the appointment time. Instead of the usual greeting, me and my son were greeted with an attitude?! We were immediately asked if we entered the note on the online form and I confirmed we did. This style was what my autistic son wanted the other day and I remember thinking how smart it for Duzz to offer customers the option to briefly explain what the customer wants. Here is 5 photos of what this "Pompadour" looked like immediately after we left the salon: http://imageshack.com/a/img924/7149/l01ZzI.png http://imageshack.com/a/img924/8286/FhmY5f.png http://imageshack.com/a/img923/3323/wvn2lb.png http://imageshack.com/a/img923/8039/Evwvc4.png http://imageshack.com/a/img923/1707/AQRS23.png And here is how the "haircut" looked the very next morning: http://imageshack.com/a/img923/4323/wS2mxc.png http://imageshack.com/a/img924/7627/l24xsq.png http://imageshack.com/a/img922/3827/iLzSpw.png Customer beware ! Please, do yourself or your loved one a favour and go anywhere else but Duzz. EVEN IF YOU DO THE HAIRCUTTING YOURSELF, YOU WILL DO MUCH BETTER JOB THAN DUZZ. CONSIDER YOURSELF WARNED.

I will contextualize this review by the great work the barbers at Duzz. However, why I gave this…read moreshop such a low rating, instead of higher, because of the pretentious twaddle the owner and my barber teaming up on me advising me that I can get DENIED in the future should I make another appointment all because my hair was too long and can only be in a man bun. They said, "we only do classic cuts~~" then proceeded to point to a poster with a series of "classic" cuts. I was so put off by that comment that I felt insulted and the barber who cut my hair also failed to taper and clean up spots that was most obvious. I don't think I will come back again since there is a snobbishness to their shop and approach from when I entered, during to when I left! Users beware!!

Joe's the best barber I've ever had. Joe and his shop are just perfect for a monthly visit.read more

Amazing hair trim. Beard trim is okay…read more I went to Mode yesterday for a hair and beard trim since I had not gone to the barber for six months. I will give my review on 3 counts: cleanliness, hair and beard Cleanliness: Clean safe store. The barbers were wearing face masks. I would have preferred a face shield too because the face comes pretty close during a shave. Hair: Simply amazing. Loved what Patrick did with my hair. Amazing part and fade. Just loved it and highly recommend him. Beard: I would say I am 60% satisfied. The reason is I specifically asked him that I want length and volume and just need to trim the strays and have a good shape. He got a nice shape but about 40-50% of my beard was removed because of this and that was not fun. Now I am no expert and am not sure if that much length needed to be removed for the shape but I would have preferred to leave the beard a tad longer.

I am very pleased with my experience. I live in the states, my dad lives near the shop. I wanted…read morehim to start going somewhere closer as he is starting to get older and driving is becoming challenging. I made this appt and spoke with someone about details. She said that there was a $20 trim price that might apply to him if he just has a small amount of hair. A manager would call me back. The day passed and my dad went for a cut. He was charged full price $55 + tax/tip. Sticker shock moment! He was ready to drive back to his old barber across town. I spoke with Eman, while my dad waited. She handled it with such grace: She honored the trim price for my Dad, making him feel great about his experience and assuring him that I had his back even though I was far away. She also agreed to help me by billing him $20 and billing me the rest so that he remains happily oblivious to the real cost. (Which I think is totally worth it for this cool little shop)

Always a great experience when I visit, I never leave disappointed, it's my new favourite go to for…read moremy cuts and my son's haircut