'twas a lad from local parts who struck out for Semaphore town, He wandered over street and park,…read morehe wandered up and down. he loitered here (because he thought day light savings ended on Sunday) he loitered there (at a kids birthday party) till he was like to drop. Until at last in sheer despair he found a barber's shop. The razor was as sharp as the strife's tongue, and my son relaxed.

Yelp reviews are hard to find in this city but I gave this place a shot and it was well worth it…read more The staff was super friendly and there was no wait time. The cut was excellent my barber really took his time to get it exactly right. The shop is nicely decorated and clean with good music, and they gave us beers after our hair cuts. Great place check it out for sure.

Cool place. Very nostalgic. Dudes are cool. When I walked in they were eating pizza and beer and…read moreimmediately offered me to join in.

So I walk into Il Barbiere on a Saturday morning around 10am and take a seat on their plush leather…read morecouches after a short wait; it was packed. The place is buzzing with the clicks of scissors and the atmosphere just screams 'Man-Cave'. Immediately I felt at home. After a while it was my turn. I sat down and said: "Give me the 'Zach Galifianakis' from the Hangover movies", to which he replied: "Alright. Which one?". I looked at him, he looked at me; we both knew magic was going to happen. I had walked in looking like a hermit with long hair past my shoulders and an unkempt beard so fuzzy that people were flicking their change at me on the street. Twenty-minutes, a short-black and $35 later, I walked out of there having had the best male-grooming experience of my entire life. The lads banter was top notch and they even have a guy who specializes in buzzing patterns into people's short-sides. I'm definitely making this my exclusive hair/beard maintenance destination. Be prepared to wait though -- It is drop-in only so no appointments. It was 45 to an hour before I even sat down in the magicians chair, but this place is busy because of the atmosphere and relevant skills. So go and check out best-kept secret in Findon. As for the ladies, bring your man here and hit-up the womens hair-dressers right next door. I hear they are something special too.

Easy to spot due to the red white and blue barber poles outside, this is a great little niche…read morebusiness. Run by two brothers Sam and Khalid. These two jordanian brothers are the most agreeable, happy men you could ever hope to meet. It is a little difficult to tell them apart, except that Khalid is taller and a lot more talkative (in a good way). They provide excellent old fashioned service with a smile. You can send your man in there to have a traditional barber shop shave and he can come out feeling very pampered - a good idea for a Christmas or birthday present for those hard to buy for men. It is a busy little shop especially on the weekends. Regulars and visitors alike file in here for a $20 haircut using just clippers. How cheap is that! We girls have to spend at least three times that to get our mane clipped.

The Mens Room Adelaide is a great CBD barber half way down Hindley Street (109). Adam and Darren…read moreare both very experienced and offer either a basic clipper cut and shampoo or a more detailed scissor-clipper cut/shampoo/style service. Check out www.themensroomadelaide.com.au. Walk ins are okay although they prefer bookings. Hindley Street doesn't offer much parking but a few streets to the south-west do. Obviously it's also perfect for those who spend more time in the CBD be it for work or leisure and don't drive in. The salon itself is suitably decorated for the grand old building it's in, with wooden floors and just the required amount furniture, being two comfortable barber chairs, a third (old) one just for show, a sitting area with some magazines, the main counter and a wash/shampoo area to the rear. Lenny (Adam's dog) seems like he's part of the furniture but will respond to some patting, love and admiration (see his picture on their website). I've been coming here for quite a few years and can honestly say I haven't been disappointed. It's not one of those large unisex places where you feel like you're on a conveyer belt and your nostrils are filled with the smells of hair dye and nail technician chemicals, nor is it one of those latest trend places where you get a beer, a facial and a shoulder rub at the same time, but your haircut never looks like it should. I don't mix my massages with my haircuts although the beer idea...oh well. There is something very inviting about The Mens Room. It's a place for 'men', where conversations can be centered on sports, or girls, or something in the moment, or even nothing at all. It's a quick little 'time out' where you're treated well and leave the salon looking and feeling great.

Frank's a pretty good guy and does a pretty good cut at a pretty good price. It's a nice little…read moreshop that's nice to hang out in while you wait... and drink the coffee you picked up at Exchange on your way in. Expect a bit of a wait at any hour, as this barber's in demand. I keep going back.

Since the first time I went to Frank's, I haven't turned back. Hairdressers are a thing of the past…read morefor me; get me a proper barber! If you're looking for a simple cut, or you want that vintage/classic look (all you Elvis and James Dean fanboys, listen up), then Frank's your man. He knows exactly what he's doing, and if you tell him clearly what you want, he'll do it for you. Not only is he extremely experienced with cutting hair, but he's quick with the scissors too. My haircuts have never taken longer than 20 minutes. There's nothing like sitting back in the chair and having your hair cut by a pro, the good old way. The best part is when he gets out the traditional razor blade. Don't be afraid; it's sharp as hell, and he might sound like the Godfather, but he's very careful. Frank doesn't take appointments; walk-ins only. You might have to wait around for a wihle if he's busy with customers, but you're never kept waiting too long.

Where has this little gem been all my life? Walk in no worries bball on the big screen some very…read moresexy hip hop on the stereo and a welcoming hairdresser. Cuts hair like a champ gets updates every now and again bout the game plan and sticks to it. Good conversation aswell not that weird average hairdresser conversation you know the ones. Five ear lowering stars.

So i was looking for a hairdresser/barber because my hairdresser was booked out and i wanted to…read morelook on point for my dinner, i saw heaps of reviews and spam of advertising all over google so i thought it check them out couldn't find their phone number on their website, so i called their store at Glenelg, turns out they dont have a phone number and its walk-ins only. I should of gave up then but i gave them a chance anyway so i went into the city paid for parking and went and found it in adelaide arcade on the balcony level. So i understand the idea of the idea of the place, a place that lads want to go and hang out and get their hair cut at the same time. So the decore is nice and the place has a cool feel but the service is really shit and unprofessional, so much so after i spent an hour waiting i decided it wasnt worth it and walked out. When i arrived there was Dodgeball on the tv, ok thats a funny lighthearted movie for customers to pass the time great. They have 4 barbers chairs they were all full, with 4 guys waiting at the time. So i was sitting there watching them cut, and they were incredibly slow, like ridiculously slow. Im glad I wasn't catching a bus because I would of missed it. But at a place that only does walk-in cuts, in the city on a Friday afternood/night (late night trading) you would think they would be trying to pick up the pace a little... but instead it was appropriate to physicaly stop cutting and watch a scene of the movie and it was most of them not just 1 worker. Plus stopping cutting to have personal conversations and joke around while they are suppose to be doing someone's hair isn't acceptable to me either. I know im dribbling but i am really dissapointed. Its suppose to be a retail buiseness and they weren't professional at all, i personally dont like being called bro 5 times in the first minute i enter the store. But if you have 2 hours to kill go ahead and get a haircut but be prepared to wait. Definitely the destination for metro scene kids, but definatley not for men. Poor effort boys....

I respect this barbershop a lot fixed me up and going back soon fr love all the aspects of this…read moreplace even if they got on the news for no women allowed. Keep it up!

I guess one could consider this place to be practical. Basically it is a barbers that is located in…read morea shopping centre, and it is open a little later than some of the other places that I have been to in the area. The service is pretty good, and the price isn't bad either, though that no doubt has more to do with buzz cuts than anything else (something that I generally don't go for). Yeah, as a barber this place isn't bad.

Hair dressing salons have changed a lot over the years. Today you expect to see a nice themed…read moresalon. Traditionally those themes would be either "old school barber shop" or "new style metro salon". Joe's... really doesn't follow either of those themes. Regardless of the layout of the place, the one thing that counts is the haircut. Well I've never had a problem with any haircut in the place. The hairdressers don't talk much and while they normally keep one eye on whatever sporting event is on TV at the time, they always do a good job on the haircut at hand. Their prices are a cut below most other salons out there, so it's well worth trying them out and saving a few dollars.