Fantastic barber shop for my son. Very affordable. A++ I would definitely recommend All barbers are…read morevery very good.

Nice job by the folks on a kids cut…read more I would consider going back there as they were nice.

My 5 year old was in desperate need of some hair repair following my failed attempt at hair…read morecutting, and Michelle was absolutely phenomenal. My little one has autism and makes haircuts an almost impossible task. The place was nice and fairly calm, there were books available for the kids, and everyone was very welcoming. Thank you for making us feel "normal" and providing our child with an excellent hair cut!

Terrible barber I don't know how they let this person manage the shop I asked for a 1mm hard part…read moreand she did a crooked Grand Canyon. She said she can fix it to which I said "we're done here". Funny thing is I asked how long has she been working there she said three days but I thought she was joking. Apparently not and they don't check the quality of applicants

Samaj is a talented barber. I only take my husband to him if possible as sometimes I am out of…read moretown... I have seen the works of the other barbers there as well and it seems like Sal's' in Royersford is the place to go... Sumaj puts a modern spin of my husband's haircuts which we like. Husband is 71. He also gets a full shave.... Samaj is a kind person as well. In my old age, I only do business with nice people. A full recommendation goes to Sumaj in this review...

Got a haircut here over the weekend, first time at this location and will be my last visit. The…read morebarber was very rough , while using the comb it was like he was Piercing the skull, and while holding my head it was in such aggressiveness and force and he spent more time finding the right tunes to play thru his phone then spending time in giving importance to the haircut he was giving me.

I got my hair cut by Jared on a Monday. During my haircut, Jack was cutting his customer and they…read morewere chatting about the plumbing problems Jack had been having since the night before. On Tuesday I called Jack's to try to make appointments for my three sons, who have been getting haircuts from Kenny for about a year. Nobody answered, so I left a message on the answering machine and laid out our availability for the next three days (Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday) because when I was in the store on Monday Kenny mentioned that other than Saturday his schedule was open for that week. After leaving the message on Tuesday I heard nothing on Wednesday or Thursday, so on Friday I picked my boys up from school and drove to Jack's hoping we could get lucky with walk-ins. We walked in and sat down. Jack and Jared were there. Jared was cutting the hair of a young boy -- probably eight or nine tops. Jack was looking at his phone -- NOT talking on it. We sat there for 20 minutes and nobody said a word to us. Jack and Jared had spoken to each other about Kenny's whereabouts, and it sounded like Kenny had walked to Get-Go, but neither bothered to acknowledge our existence. So after another couple minutes I asked Jack if we were wasting our time waiting on Kenny. His response was terse and inappropriate, saying that he had no idea what Kenny's schedule was (NOTE: Jack is the owner...) and looking through Kenny's appointment book, mumbling about how we are not listed as having appointments. I explained to Jack that we were walk-ins because I left a message on Tuesday asking for a call back to make three appointments but never received a call back. Jack actually got pissed off at me for expecting a call back. He said that he doesn't check the voice messages and that I should've used the Booksy app to schedule. I calmly explained how the app charged my ex-wife for three appointments that she attempted to cancel immediately after scheduling them and realizing she was scheduling the wrong week. It cost her around (or over) $100. I mentioned that I didn't want to use the app because it requires a credit card number and all it takes is one unforeseen event and the customer gets screwed -- especially a customer with three kids. Jack accused me of "bitching" about the app every time I come in and then used his plumbing problems as an excuse for not checking the messages at his place of business. (Note: Go on Yelp and you will read about several other excuses Jack has used on customers for ignoring them...) Jack was inappropriate, unprofessional, unappreciative, and indignant -- and he lost four customers. Rather, Jared lost one and Kenny lost three customers. Hopefully Jared and Kenny will help Jack to manage his anger issues, or maybe they will move to the barbershop next door so my kids and I can continue to get our hair cut by two guys we truly liked. Jack blew it.

If you're looking for a place to be pampered, go to a spa. If you want to get a good hair-cut,…read moretalk sports (especially baseball), & joke around then head to Jack's. He's in high demand, so call ahead to make sure that you can get an appointment.

My father is 95 years old and has probably been going here most of his life. He grew up in…read moreCollegeville. They treat him like a rock star. And he is able to talk about anything and everything Collegeville. From the way things used to be to how things have changed. Terry cuts his hair and she is a gem.

I have been a customer of his establishment for over 30 years. They have never let me down. In…read morethe times of chain stores, Stagliano's Barber Shop leads the way for small town local business. Keep up the great work!

Often I am refused service. No attempt to preserve your business. How many times do I have to be…read moreburned. Disappearing appointments.

My son and I recently visited here. My immediate impression was very positive. The retro vibe,…read morefriendly atmosphere, and clean appearance was impressive. The haircut, by Michael, was a good haircut. He was very friendly and professional. The downside was the appointment process and the price. In order to reserve an appointment, you have to give them credit card information, email, and a phone number. Be prepared to be inundated by messaging and emails as soon as you make the appointment. I decided to pay cash, only to find out that I was also charged for the haircuts on my credit card. I was told that I would be credited the amount, but that has yet to happen. Each haircut was $40 (with tip), plus the double charges, ended up costing me $105 for 2 men's haircuts. Ultimately, I think you can find an equally good barber at a fraction of the price and less hassle. I won't be going back.

BEST DARN BARBERSHOP AROUND ! 3 experienced barbers ! Has been in business for 50 years.read more

A great old school barber shop. Got a really nice haircut from a competent barber. I wish that were…read moreless remarkable but in today's world it makes Reed's stand out. Nice atmosphere as well. I will say if you are trying to go in the evening, go as early as you can. They don't like to stay open late (understandable!) so they'll close the door to walk-ins early if they're full.

Make no mistake, this is the real deal!…read more This is the way it has always been, in the way that it should always be. No nonsense, No hipsters; a masculine sanctuary doing quality work at a quality price.