We walked in the other weekend without an appointment, but were able to see my son right away. They…read moredid an excellent job with what he wanted. He explained that the barber did an excellent job using a straight razor and the best part was that he didn't have any hair down his back and such. He really wants to go here again, even though it's a little farther than where we have gone.

We asked for a low taper fade and to leave the top long. They cut off 3" from the top and the sides…read moreare completely different. They also thinned his hair so much, it will take a while to recover. We will never go back.

I came in and saw Lorenzo Morales to get my beard shaped up and looking neat for my upcoming…read moremarriage. Also had a facial...I think it was the premium beard service. He did an amazing job. He did exactly what I wanted and I'm looking good for the wedding. Go see this man. I will be back...FOR SURE!

I had a great overall experience at Hammer & Nails. The shop definitely lives up to its "luxury…read moregrooming for men" vibe--I left feeling relaxed and taken care of. My haircut with Chrissy was amazing. She was warm, friendly, and easy to talk to, and the conversation made the whole experience even better. She really set the tone for a great visit. The front desk staff (I'm sorry I forgot her name) was also very welcoming. She took the time to introduce the services and even gave me a tour, which I appreciated. The only part of my visit that didn't quite match the rest was my pedicure. The technician--Arlene or Marlene, I believe--seemed to rush through the session. She had a headphone in, which I don't mind if it helps her focus, but the overall experience felt a bit quiet and less engaging. I would've appreciated more check-ins, like asking if everything felt okay or if I had any specific concerns (for example, areas like calluses that I wanted extra attention on). That said, everyone was very nice, and I still left feeling pampered. With just a little more attention to detail during the pedicure, this would've been a perfect experience.

my husband goes to see Miss Kim. She does a great job on his hair. He has a very short flat top and…read morehe's very picky as well as I am when it comes to it being flat and balanced, no flyaway hairs that are extra long. The prices are very reasonable and the wait is never too long. They are always busy which says a lot about how well their haircuts and service is.

Mrs. Lee always gives excellent haircuts. Call for an appointment. New location at 20 Ashby…read moreStreet. Same phone number and prices.

Great haircut. Spurr of the moment and she made space for me. Highly recommend this shop. Thanksread more

Louis, Louis, Louis, Louis…read more.. I was 6, just learning how to read, when my grandfather assured me that Louis was pronounced Louie. He was an honest man, so I believed him. But it instilled in me, a great distrust for the English language. Louis, the proprietor of Central Barber Shop, has been cutting hair for well over 40 years. For the exact number, you'd have to ask him. I'm sure he'd be obliged to answer and discuss any number of topics, or give you advice as any good, ol' time barber should. If you think that Woodstock resembles Mayberry, then you should step into Central Barber Shop and meet Floyd's doppelganger. The resemblance is uncanny. Not only do they look alike, but they treat their clientele the same. People have been coming to Louis all of their lives (if I still lived in Woodstock, I'd be one of them). Back in the day, there wasn't much competition; sure now theres dozen's of other quafferies to choose from, but Central Barber Shop is more than just a place to get your haircut- Its a familiar face. It's that nostalgia that you cant seem to find anymore in todays hustle-and-bustle, instant gratification society. It's that warm, smothering hug from your grandmother. The loyal, gray-faced black lab who meets you at the door when you come home from a long day. That old elm tree you used to climb on and nap under on those hot summer afternoons... Sure, you don't get that gratis' straight-razored, hot shaving cream shave on the back of the neck anymore. But you do get that traditional "ears-lowered" cut that was good enough for your father, and your grandfather, and is still good enough for you. Thanks for staying true, Lou. And thanks for remembering my name, even after not seeing me for 7 years.

There's a reason Siggi's has only 5 star reviews. Customer service, quality, friendliness of…read morestaff... all of it is the standard of how barbers should be. I will go without a haircut if I can't get into see her and her fellow barbers. They are always glad to see you when you come in, and the more you do, they know they have a loyal customer. Not many places know your name and how you get your haircut unless it's a local, owner owned business such as Siggis.

Wooooow. Siggi is absolutely lovely. Im really glad I came in, enjoyed our convo about farming and…read morehome reno, plus she did a great job trimming up a COVID hair nest I had going. Will be back no matter where I live post COVID.

Best haircut and overall experience I've had in a long time. I will definitely be going back.read more

I got several great haircuts from Simo. I followed him there from his old location where he had…read morebeen my Barber for many years. They don't advertise nor post a phone number on their web page. All appointments are through their web page at specific times. They have elaborate guidelines about being early for your appointment. So I was there 15 minutes early as requested and discovered they were closed for lunch from 1 to 2 pm. My appointment was for 2 pm. The doors were locked and I found myself out in the 98° heat. When the Boss arrived at 1:59 pm he asked how I was so I told him I was frustrated with heat and that the Web page and subsequent electronic reminder didn't recognize that I didn't need to arrive early. (He asked me and I replied without cursing.) After the door was unlocked I went inside the nicely cooled shop and sat down to wait for my Barber. The Boss didn't say he was sorry to defuse the citation. He said it was my barber's responsibility. After a moment or two he was staring at me and I asked if he wanted to get anything else off his chest. He pushed the front door open for me to leave and told me to tell my friends about it. I can take my $40 business elsewhere. I hope others will have a better experience.

Sign says they close at 6:00PM, but they take their "last cuts" before that apparently. When is…read morethat time? Good luck finding out. Would be nice to know before traveling across town though.

Walked in and up to the counter. They tried to sell us valentines chocolates. When we declined they…read moreturned around. We put our names on the sign in sheet. Then sat for about ten minutes. Another person walked in and they asked if he had been helped. In helping him they asked if he had an appointment. I asked if this was appointment only. They said yes. At no place did they have a sign that says that they are appointment only. I'm sure they are a good shop because they were busy but maybe ask that first before trying to sell me valentine candies.

Best Barber I've Ever Had…read more I went to Lee who runs the first chair before I moved from Ashburn but she was the best barber I've ever had and its not close. She knows how to properly line up the sides and cut a solid fade. Extremely nice and skilled at her craft.

Went twice to this barbershop. First cut was ok she left it a little long…read more Second haircut was the worst hair cut I've ever had. Way too short and shaved off sideburns. There's a line between the top of my head where the hair is a little bit longer and the bottom where she shaved so it's like stubble. I would avoid going to this barber if you're a grown man.