GREAT experience. I stopped by to see if he had any appts open today and he squeezed me in. Took…read morehis time, listened to my requests, and gave me a high-quality haircut that has already gotten me compliments from the grocery store check-out clerks! Clean, efficient and friendly and polite. Definitely worth it.

Easy to book. Fast and quality cuts in a convenient location. The shop is pretty clean and since…read morehe's the only barber it's a quiet chill vibe.

In town for a wedding and needed a haircut. Called in and they were able to take me within the…read morehour. Gabe was my barber. He was friendly, professional, and a fantastic barber. When he asked how I wanted my hair cut, he was able to use his expertise to guide me to what I was thinking but unable to verbalize. I was able to watch the football game while getting my haircut. It cost $25 and was worth every penny. I would highly recommend Lodes and Gabe to anyone looking to get a good haircut!

By far the best barbershop in the 559, it's clean, elegant and professional as can be. Would…read morerecommend to anyone looking for a a top of the line cut. Offers a variety of other services that has you looking sharp!

Great haircut, nice conversation, and at a reasonable price. You do need a reservation, though, no…read morewalk ins.

Great place for haircut and catching up on news of Visalia. Need to have an appointment.read more

First visit: My son hasn't ever left a hair appointment and…read morethought it looked good. Today his exact words were, "I have never had a haircut look this good and I've never loved a haircut so much, can this be my new barbershop mom??!!??" Yes son, it can be. Thank you Fredo!! Continuous client: Still just as happy as the first day. Only place I will take my son.

It has taken me awhile to post this. I've gone over whether this was necessary and I'm resting on…read morethe fact that one mistreated veteran is one too many. I'm from a military family, generations of Marines, Air Force, Army, and Navy. My family has served in WWII, Desert Storm, first on the ground in Fallujah, and now in the air in Korea and Germany. I share this as background to illustrate the level of dedication to service and sacrifice my family and many families provide to this community and this country. We have been fortunate in that we have not lost anyone physically in battle. However, we have many who suffer the deep and harrowing consequences of serving in the military and sacrificing so much for the people of this country. I stress this, again, to force the realization that we can never know the stories that each person carries when they cross our paths. Near Father's Day I picked up my hero, my big brother, our Marine, from a Veterans Home we were able to get him into after years of fighting addiction, homelessness, and complete detachment after we lost our eldest brother to Cancer. It was the one enemy our Marine couldn't eliminated from our big brother's body and when we lowered him into the ground, our Marine struggled to live in a world without his hero. This blow to the family brought us all to our knees. No one more than my brother and our mother who ended her own battle with cancer this February, yet another blow to our family and another reason for my brother, our Marine, to want to be outside of his mind and body, escaping into addiction. However, this past Father's Day, we picked up my brother from his refuge from homelessness and planned to help him get cleaned up before spending the day with his kids. He's been on the path to healing and he was excited to spend Father's Day with his twins. We went to 4 different barbershops in Visalia. The first two were busy with a line of guys who had appointments and both barbershops were apologetic and one even took my number in case he had a no-show. East/West barbershop was our 3rd try and seeing that WALK INS WELCOME was blasted across the front awning, we were hopeful. Upon walking in, the two youngish men clearly relaxing on their phones made little effort to acknowledge my brother. They both said they couldn't take a walk-in and one even moved as if to escort my brother out of the barbershop. I stood there confused and with a sick turn of my stomach. Yes, my brother, our Marine, looked disheveled and like he is living on hope and prayer. That's because his is! My brother left with a dismissive, "Happens all the time, Sis," He is a very proud man and to see him take it in stride sent me reeling, made me want to jump out of my skin and say something I'm sure I would regret. We left and made our way to The Oval, where he said, "shoulda started here anyway.." For those who don't know, The Oval is an area that the homeless frequent, a place a recovering addict avoids at all cost. We found a shop, they cleaned him up and even gave him a straight razor shave topped off with a hot towel and the respect each individual should be given no matter who they appear to be. A paying customer should be treated with this kind of dignity, especially if the paying customer is a veteran of one of the Armed Forces. My brother, my hero, our Marine, has gone above and beyond to be of service. Not only did he serve his country with pride, he went on to be the youngest on a team in sales, made 6 figures, owned property in several states, traveled around the country, lived a life we never imagined possible, only to find himself alone in a two-bed-room, breaking bread with fellow servicemen who have lost everything and are slowly return to us. All of this, to say, Do Better. Honor your fellow man and woman. Judge as you wish to be judged. I hope when the owner reads this that he has a good long talk with his team and stresses the importance of compassion and kindness. It goes such a long way, much longer than the mind numbing doom scrolling that these young barbers felt was more important than providing a veteran with a haircut. Just do better.

The barbers are drinking while cutting peoples hair. Smh who does that? Dude was talking to his…read morebuddy(another barber) took a while before he started cutting my son hair. He grabs a beer from an ice chest and hands it to his buddy. You're working on cutting people's hair and drinking at the same time? They did a horrible job, his left side is lower than the right. Didn't even fade the side right. Don't waste your money here.

Good service cheap price makes u feel welcomed location is cool............................good…read morehair cutts a lot of customers so you know they are doing something right the owner of the business is always there cutting hair they also have a spot for the lady's if they wanna do there hair good place in farmersville

Classic old school barbershop where the barbers are polite and not ghetto. Conversation is…read moreprofessional and haircuts are good.

I'm at a loss for words. Walking into this shop was like walking into my beloved Uncle Paul's…read moreBarbershop back in Fresno some 50+ years ago. Joey was my barber today and he was absolutely amazing. He used the clippers AND the shears and shaved the back with a straight razor. You don't see that anymore. Joey was pleasant and engaging and very fun to talk to. I was also just able to walk in and get my haircut. No appointment required. I was in Hanford today because of my son. We live in Fresno but Court Barbershop will be my go to from now on because to me it is worth it. I told Joey that a good barber to me is just as important as my financial advisor; my accountant; my attorney; and my priest. Sure, I remember when you could get a haircut for $5 but I'm 57 now and things have went up but unfortunately that's just the way it is...I saw in another photo, that the price of a haircut was only $17 in 2017...up by 60% ($28) only 7+ years later...that's sad but I'm not paying $22 to get a haircut at Great Clips.

Great haircut and beard trim. I came from Vancouver, Washington and wanted to get a quick haircut…read moreand even though I was a walk-in, they got to me as quick as they could. Very friendly.

Came in here today cause I needed a fade and had an amazing cut by Preida. What a treat to walk…read moreinto an actual barber shop. Great vibe. Good banter between the guys working there. Brought me back to an old barber shop I went to back in the day. This is the real deal. They got me in immediately. Felt welcomed right off the bat. Highly recommend. And next time I'm in town from Maui I will definitely stop by here even if I don't really need a cut.

Very nice space. Staff were very nice and Lisa who cut my hair was very helpful. I went in with a…read morevague idea of what I wanted and she took time to listen to my wants and helped me land on something I loved. She executed it better than I could have hoped and I am very happy with the end result! Standard haircut after tax and fees was around $34 and with a $6 tip the total experience was $40 out the door. I saw a few pride flag stickers on their toolboxes which made me feel safe and included; a huge plus for me and my family!! The only reason I gave 4 stars is because it's in a total cellular dead zone and no WiFi is offered! I will definitely be back to see Lisa again soon.

Decent service, for a single mom who has no concept of what to communicate for a simple boys…read morehaircut... they do very well at translating for me. My son looked good and the atmosphere isn't intimidating.

Moved back to LA but still go back to Gill in Hanford for the Best hair cut money can buy. The dude…read moreis an absolute professor when it comes to haircuts and giving you the best customer service as well. Very Professional and friendly when you get into his chair. If you're looking for a spot to get a cut give All Star barbershop in Hanford a chance. All the barbers are friendly and knowledgeable when it comes to getting a fade or an Edgar haircut! Ha ha !!! Gil's The Man tho.

Great experience with this barbershop every time staff was incredibly patient and understanding…read morewhile cutting my child's hair, you can tell they genuinely care about there customers and go the extra mile to create a positive experience, haircuts are always nice and clean, Highly recommended.