The owner is warm, friendly, engaging and a proud long-term barber. I was greeted by everyone in…read morethe shop and introduced to some of the familiar customers who came into the shop. As a first-time customer I felt a connection to this place and confident that I was being invited into a caring community; not just for my haircut but as an individual and part of the local black Philadelphia community. This place is best suited for mature, professional, positive individuals who are committed to making the city a great place to live and thrive across multiple generations. I think I found my new barber.

Very good service and respectable! Highly recommend this…read morebarber. Great service and the shop is well kept !

This place hasn't been updated since probably the early-1980s, or maybe even the late '70s,but…read moredon't let that turn you off. My husband and I took the recommendation of our gay friend (and if he goes here, you know it has to be decent) and we've been going to Diane for the past year. Absolutely no complaints. She's a great hairdresser, she listens, and on top of that, she's a trip. The best part is that The March Hare is CHEAP -- women's haircuts are under $25, and this is in the Rittenhouse area. This place is really an undiscovered gem among younger folk, as the majority of the clientele are in their 80s and up and come to their appointments with their personal nurses/caregivers. That doesn't mean they don't know how to do hair in a stylish way, though. Last year I had Diane cut off about eight inches, and she did an excellent job!

I've been going to the March Hare for about 6 months now. I get a great hair cut every time..my…read morehair is very short (and thin). That is a challenge to hair stylists...there is no room for mistakes. Since having Carmen cut my hair I frequently receive unsolicited compliments. Proof that I'm getting a great cut. It's a great location, a down-to-earth place, and...best of all, the prices are extremely reasonable.

Juju is the loveliest person ever, and an expert in her art, with a beautiful heart. She does a…read moreskilled job cutting hair of all shapes, sizes, and styles. If you are kind, she may (someday) share her fine cooking, too.

Cut off all my locks and turned me into a pineapple. Not technical at all and rushed service. if…read moreyou have longer/wavy hair just spend the extra money on a stylist or salon. You'll thank yourself later. Won't be coming back for sure

Most consistent haircut in the city! If you are looking for a great deal on a haircut and a place…read morethat does walk ins but doesn't sacrifice on quality, this is the place to go

I usually don't leave reviews but the owner/barber was the worst experience I've ever had. He's a…read moregrumpy old man who was extremely rude. Customer requests are ignored and he basically just does whatever he wants and expects you to accept it. Here is the craziest part, he acts like he knows what he's doing but he will literally ruin your hair/beard. Lastly, he will try to sneak charge you for more than what you got. The prices you see will not be the same ones he charge you. I don't even want to leave the house after my haircut here...

Had a wonderful experience with a kids cut (boy 3 and under) at Mr of Rittenhouse yesterday. They…read morewere so nice and friendly, set the atmosphere perfect for a kid (even though it's an adult salon) with Disney+ and plenty of distractions. While I was there I noticed so many other regulars who raved about it. I will definitely be back and highly recommend!

Have been taking my son there for about a year. Sad to be moving as they're always on time, great…read morewith a toddler, and we're always happy with the results.

I must admit I am fussy and don't have the easiest hair to work with (thinning and semi wavy in…read morespots). I hate going to barbers because they always give me a haircut that doesn't grow out well. Then I discovered Rob when I was in Philly and by chance got a hair cut. I now travel to Philly from NYC to get my hair cut. Every time I get my hair cut I look younger with the little bit of edginess that I love. I look younger and Rob cuts my hair to grow in well and not just look good the day it got cut. And where else do you get a discount if you come frequently. And the vibe of the place is chill and relaxed. And if you are lucky you get to meet Rico. I highly recommend the Sonder Hair Studio.

Rob is a consummate professional whose attention to detail and understanding of my preferences has…read moreshown through in every haircut I've received from him over the past 5 years. I'm excited for Rob and his new studio as he continues to build his strong presence in Philly. Anyone in the Philly area looking for a new barber/hair stylist should consider making an appointment with Rob

Avi is the very best in the city. He takes his time, is respectful and extremely considerate and…read moreflexible of his clients' time. I could not recommend him enough.

I see Avi every time and he does a great job. He's a good guy and has interesting conversation if I…read morewant it and also can be quiet if necessary. Haircuts are always just what I want.

I sent a model to this parlor for a photoshoot in New York recently and one of your stylist ruined…read moreher hair! I had to pay a stylist to come to the shoot and fix it! It's unacceptable for anyone leaving your salon to look the way my model looked. Do better or stop cutting hair! You cost me time and money today!

Bring your own flat razor and hand mirror. I normally cut my own hair but had what I thought was…read morethe good fortune of delivering food to Themaryangelo, or whatever her name is, and was given a business card to come in for a cut. So I let my hair grow out for a week from the close cut I normally have, and for the $50 I spent, had to ask this youn lady to actually do my hairline sharp like some of the pictures I've seen of her other clients. Clearly skill is there, but I must not have paid enough for a clean line up also. Plus I asked for it to be cut low only for her to say she's actually not gonna cut it quite as low as I had asked. OK I think to myself, starting to get annoyed. At the end I wasn't satisfied with my hairline sharpness but still tipped 20. After a couple days I was annoyed enough that I had to get a new pack of flat razors and do it myself, only 3 minutes in the mirror and I have a nice 90 degree angle hairline instead of this slightly rounded deal that she hooked me up with. I'm sure some gentlemen will find better luck but you would think that for top dollar you'd get treated a little better. Not to mention she rushed me out at the end, not rudely but rather briskly. Like, you can go now. I got my hair cut up on Ogontz Avenue for years for $15 dollars and never once got such a dull shape up, from neither Ms. Donna or the brothers over at Illusions. You could roll the dice on the Art Lair but I would recommend seeing a real OG if you go with a low cut and want a good taper fade or anything like that, this place does seem on point with braids and stuff though and is a clean barbershop with a good ambiance. What does it matter though if you get shaped up with the butter knife?