Very friendly. Accurately described product. Have kept in touch as I requested to let me know…read moreabout things I was looking for. Definitely a good seller.

Best haircut for your buck!…read more I let my hair grow out during the pandemic, then let Michael decide the plan forward. I could not be happier with his advice. Great location. Clean. Professional.

I went to him once. It was an experience. He is an endless talker, his social views are in conflict…read morewith sanity. I could not get out of the chair fast enough. I left with one side uncut

El Toro is a Greenville institution. Johnny's been cutting my hair for the better part of my 52…read moreyears. Consistent quality and a cool shop.

I've been in the Marines for 19 years. Always looking for a good barber. L.A. Has been cutting hair…read morefor 40 years, a majority of that on military bases. This was my first haircut from him, I plan to have him cut my hair next time I'm in town. Great fade, exactly what I asked for (medium fade with a #6 on top). I must say looking at it in the mirror it's one of my top 10 haircuts I've had in my 19 years in the military. Thanks L.A.

Great experience at this location. Megan my stylist offered a professional service with pleasant…read moreconversation. She made me feel that my business was appreciated and that hasn't always been my experience with other locations of the Sports Clips chain. After learning this was my first visit at this location, Megan immediately offered me the "double MVP" service at no additional cost (it's supposed to be offered to any 1st-time customer to a location). I will certainly plan to use the services of this location again.

Melanye did an amazing job cutting my hair this afternoon. She is super friendly, and cuts hair…read moreevenly and efficiently. I upgraded to the MVP cut today, and it did not disappoint. Thanks, Melanye and Sports Clips! Sports Clips team members are kind and professional, and their store is always clean and fresh and has a positive atmosphere.

Friendly and does a great haircut. I would recommend and I will definitely be going back as I was…read morevery satisfied with my haircut

I've been getting a hair cut from the same barber for 10 years in NJ so when I moved down I was…read morelooking all over the place for a really good shop to get a fade from a new barber. It's hard to have new person cut your hair after going to the same person for 10 years. I finally found the right spot and this is it. You don't have to make an appointment but the barber I got a fade from require you to. His name is Russell Shaw and he is really good! His booth is the first one by the window. He's a really down to earth guy and they love talking football! If you need a cut go to him you won't be disappointed!

I was a walk in on a Monday morning. The staff were incredibly welcoming. Then I had the pleasure…read moreof a great haircut by Daniel. Took time to understand my needs and was very pleasant during the cut. I highly recommend Bongos and Daniel!

I've been searching for a regular barber shop where I can get a traditional men's cut that I paid…read more$14 for back in central New York. Tried two places before this one; a lot of fluff and not a very good cut for way more than I wanted to pay. Bongos is a fast paced fun place. All the guys were super friendly. Some great cuts given out based on what I saw other customers receive. My cut was really good; exactly what I'd been looking for. Pricing is fair. Overall, a great vibe in the place.

You don't happen upon Unlimited Cuts. You go to Unlimited Cuts…read more Tucked into what looks like an industrial storage unit in a stretch of mixed-use metal storage buildings with residential and garage doors, this is not the kind of barber shop you stumble onto strolling through a walkable downtown or a pedestrian-friendly mall. It's a destination, and you have to mean it. I came in late on a Monday afternoon -- already a gamble for a barber shop, plenty of which are closed at the start of the week. The door was locked, and when I knocked, the proprietor told me he was closing up. I asked, kindly, if he might still be willing to do a quick bald shave, and he obliged. I'm grateful he did. What I found inside was a charming little community shop with seven chairs, none of them new and none of them matching -- each one vintage, somewhere in the neighborhood of a hundred years old. The shop itself has been around since '91, headed toward a 40-year anniversary, which is no small thing for any small business, let alone one that made it through COVID. That kind of longevity is something to be proud of. I was the only patron, which gave us time to talk. He was warm and friendly, born and raised in Greenville, and happy to share his impressions of the place. Sports, weather, barbecue -- the kind of small talk I think younger generations have come to undervalue, treating it like something to be endured rather than enjoyed. But small talk about small things, about the place you grew up, is often what you find yourself missing once it's gone. I want to say his name was Andre, but I'm second-guessing my memory, and if I've gotten it wrong I apologize. Whatever your name is, sir -- thank you for staying open a few extra minutes, and congratulations on a business you've clearly poured your heart into. I'll be back if I get the chance.