Went to get a taper fade, and I'm going to end up getting a buzz cut, please close down the…read morebarbershop and start a new hobby

Awesome Barbershop!…read more Yong does a great job running the shop, cutting hair, and providing great customer service. She is opened Monday -Friday, from 8 am to approximately 4/5 PM. Great for people who need those early morning haircuts. She is also open on Saturdays (Although Google says she is not). Her Saturday hours are... 10 am to 1 PM? (plus or minus- I don't recall her exact hours) She is efficient and cuts great. Reminds me of the barbershop visits I had while in Korea. She does cut hair by herself, so allow ample time when planning your visit. Overall, great barbershop in town!

Everytime I go here to get a haircut. I am gladly greeted by all three of the Barbers. Jeff is my…read morego to guy, as with the others, he gives me Great Service, and A Quality cut, paying attention to the little details. I also like the fact that they project a Christian Vibe and Attitude! Being A Senior, it is always worth the visit and the Cost is low compared to the other shops in the area. I highly recommend Tony's.

When I moved here from BR about 2 years ago, man, did I miss my barber…read more I tried Yong's--she's quick and sharp. But I'm partial to Tony's Barber Shop for a cut & shave. Old-school barber shop that also has an operator who does ladies' hair, too. They listen, give solid advice when asked, and treat everyone--from toddlers to old-timers like me--with real class. Cash is the preferred transaction, but some of the operators do cash apps. Regardless, they're worth a try.

I'm new to the area and was looking for a place to get my hair done because it was looking pretty…read moreshabby; I called a couple places but they were all either booked full or no longer existed. I didn't see any reviews for Picture Perfect but really needed to get a haircut so gave them a call; Mr. Sowells sounded friendly and professional over the phone and said he could get me in in 10 minutes. My hairs very short but I get really picky with how it gets cut, Mr. Sowells did a FANTASTIC job, I could tell he was detail oriented and not just going through the motions, while also providing great conversation. I've found my hair place!

I highly recommend this place,fair prices for what you get,he cut my hair exactly how I wanted…read moreDefinitely would go back

Finding a place these days to get your hair cut at, that will do a quick basic cut with a low price…read moretag is pretty difficult. But lets go ahead and give it to you, and a beard trim, a straight razor warm foam neck shave, and good conversation... for under $20. Get real. Jim earned my business, along with all of my coworkers business by just being open and taking walk ins... turns out he gained several customers to work with again while we will be in the area for work.

Good haircut, no wait, low price, great conversation. Nice to find a good spot to get cleaned up…read moreduring travel.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The parking lot was small but open. They did a great job…read morecutting my hair and the atmosphere was friendly and fun. Jovial mood was apparent throughout the time period there.

Amazing experience. It's very stressful rocking a short trendy haircut and finding a new stylist…read moreevery two years. Welp Mercy did it, on the first try. She was simply amazing!!! I showed her a picture of the cut and in about 20 min I was done!!! I love it and I will be coming back!!

Been at this barbershop back in 2008-2010. It's a hidden little shop. If you ain't paying attention…read moreyou just might miss it! My guy Marcus hooked it up with a solid cut! I'm from Cali, so not just any barber touches my hair! The barbershop has changed from the last time I was here. Still a good shop to go to.

******STOP AND READ THIS IMPORTANT MESSAGE*****…read more I went into this shop thinking I'd get a decent haircut. The Google reviews seemed okay overall, although there was one recurring piece of advice: "Stay away from Juan." Remember that for later. The first thing that hit me when I walked in wasn't the atmosphere--it was the smell. The entire place smelled like a full baby's diaper. I figured maybe it would go away after a few minutes. It didn't. I sat down and waited about five minutes before anyone even acknowledged I existed. Eventually, the barber in the back-right corner finished with his customer and asked if I had an appointment. I told him no, that I had just moved to the area and it was my first time there. I sat down and showed him a picture of exactly what I wanted: a high fade, no drop in the back, and just a little taken off the top with clippers. Pretty straightforward. While I'm explaining this, a mom walks in with her son. Juan claims the kid as his next customer. The mom explains exactly what she wants, Juan nods confidently, and starts cutting. We'll circle back to that. My haircut starts normally until I notice the fade is way too low. I ask if he can bring it higher. He lets out a dramatic sigh like I just asked him to solve world hunger and keeps going. A couple minutes later he asks how much I want off the top. I tell him, "Just a little. Maybe the tips." This man immediately attacks my hair with a #4 guard. For reference, the top of my hair is usually around a 7.5. I walked into the shop looking like a Mexican and walked out looking like a Puerto Rican. I tell him it's way shorter than I wanted. That's when he completely loses it. He starts going off about how "you military guys come in expecting too much" and complaining about unrealistic expectations. I calmly remind him that I literally showed him a picture before we started. That somehow made him even angrier. He starts explaining how the haircut in the picture was unrealistic because "they use paint" and all kinds of enhancements. Now here's the funniest part: The picture I showed him was from a review posted on HIS OWN BARBERSHOP PAGE. The exact haircut he was telling me was unrealistic was a haircut someone got at his own shop. The next five minutes were painfully silent. Then Juan finishes the kid's haircut. As the mom is leaving, I hear her say: "Yeah, next time I'll show you a picture of what I actually want." At that moment, everything suddenly made sense. Apparently, listening to customers is optional here. To summarize: * The shop smells bad. * The barbers don't listen. * They cut what THEY want, not what YOU want. * I was quoted one price while the guy before me paid less. * $40 for this experience is absolutely wild. The best part? I looked so rough afterward that I immediately went to Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen to get my haircut fixed. They fixed it, charged less, the shop was clean, organized, and didn't smell like a biological hazard. You can tell the difference immediately. Their stations are organized, their tools are maintained, and most importantly--they actually listen. So in the end, I paid about $70 total for two haircuts in one day. One to ruin it. One to save it. If you're military and new to the area, do yourself a favor and skip this place. Unless you're looking for an argument, a mystery price increase, and a surprise haircut you never asked for. You are better going to the PX instead of coming here.

From the owner: 1. Personalized…read moreExperience. At our barbershop, you’re not just a customer; you’re part of our community. We take the time to understand your style and preferences, ensuring that every cut is tailored just for you. 2. Skilled Barbers. Our team consists of experienced barbers who are passionate about their craft. Whether you're looking for a classic cut or the latest trend, we’ve got you covered with expertise and artistry. 3. Relaxing Atmosphere. Step into a welcoming environment where you can unwind. Enjoy a laid-back vibe. 4. Community Focus. We believe in supporting local. Our barbershop is a hub for community events and collaborations with local artists, making it a place where people come together.