Gary & Tim are great barbers! The atmosphere is perfect, for our small town. You can easily be in…read morea conversation with Tim, Gary, or another client, because they invite participation.

Just moved into town and this barber shop was right down the street great experience great cut love…read morehaving a barber shop that's like a step back in time

Been going to places like Great Clips for years. Got tired of different people cutting my hair…read moredifferently every single time. Discovered Public Square Barbers in Gallatin about 8-10 months ago. I wish I was going here sooner. Atmosphere is excellent. There is beer and other drinks available if interested. If you have to wait a few min from being a walk-in, no big deal to chill and chat for a few. All the people are easy to talk to. First time I had an appointment, randomly chose K.C. As I sit in the chair, some how we start talking about something not politically correct and I hesitate to say anything else because people get their feelings hurt so easily these days. K.C. says we can talk how we want and people need to accept it. I knew this was the right place after that. Crazy you can get a good quality haircut and have a good time simultaneously. K.C. at the Gallatin location is top tier and it's a real shame he won't relocate to TX when I move. I almost want to deduct a star for that.

At some point in my life, I figured out that I needed to move away from the chain-store haircuts…read moreand treat myself better. The bonus at Public Square Barbers is that you get a great atmosphere, great barbers, a great haircut, and you'll appreciate how you spent a little extra on the self-care when your hair starts growing out. Scott, Malcom and others have done a great job taking care of me and my hair!

Jesse is the man! Everyone at the shop is friendly and we had great conversations about life and…read moresports. Had the pleasure to talk to Jesse and he hooked me up with a great haircut! If you're looking for a haircut in the area, definitely hit up my guy Jesse!

Jessie and Orlando are great barbers! This location is always clean with a friendly atmosphere…read more Kids and families are welcome by both. I watch these gentlemen perform haircuts on older clients to very young children, and some of these young teenage guys haircuts, wow! You do need an appointment most of the time! I suggest to call before just showing up. They will go the extra mile to accommodate people. I've seen both Jessie and Orlando stay late just to fit somebody in that day. Who does that anymore?

Come here to get my haircuts. Appointment system is easy to use and their barbers are all great…read more Location is absolutely gorgeous as well.

My special needs adult son has gotten his hair cut at BlackBeard for the past two or three cuts…read more Mike 'the Agent' is awesome with him, and my son's hair looks amazing! I appreciate him taking the time to work with him and listen to his caregiver to cut it the way we have asked. I don't think you could go wrong with any of the barbers/hair dressers here. I have seen them highly recommended on FB posts, and I am glad we gave them a try. Thank you, Debbie and Daniel Wooden

Doesn't matter how many barber shops show up in this town. This is the OG of Nashville barber…read moreshops. Clean and comfortable atmosphere. Friendly personable barbers that care about your satisfaction. You get top quality service for a good price.

Love this place. I tried five different barbershops after moving to Nashville and finally found…read moreBrad's through Reddit. Haven't gone anywhere else since and that was 2.5 years ago. Old-school vibe with guys who know how to give a proper fade. Highly recommend. Everyone there is great. They just moved locations, so I'd give them a call before stopping by.

Wonderful! The atmosphere is more like what a guy would have grown up with, and the barber is…read moreextremely good. Price is lower than one of the chain-store barber shops. Haircut is much better.

62 years ago today, October 3, 1960, The Andy Griffith Show premiered. It was first televised on…read moreCBS between October 3, 1960 and April 1, 1968. The show, a semi-spin-off from an episode of The Danny Thomas Show, stars Andy Griffith, who portrays the widowed sheriff of the fictional small community of Mayberry, North Carolina. His life is complicated by an inept, but well-meaning deputy, Barney Fife (Don Knotts), a spinster aunt and housekeeper, Aunt Bee (Frances Bavier), and a precocious young son, Opie (Ron Howard). Local ne'er-do-wells, bumbling pals, and temperamental girlfriends further complicate his life. Regarding the time-period of the show, Griffith said in a Today Show interview: "Well, though we never said it, and though it was shot in the 1960s, it had a feeling of the 1930s. It was, when we were doing it, of a time gone by." The Black and white reruns currently air on TV Land and Me-TV, while the complete series is available on DVD often playing at what should be your favorite barber shop.

I like old school barbershops and it is one of them. I moved to this area from California. I…read morerecommend because of good friendly service, easy to get to location.

Best barber I've ever been too. Just moved to town and was looking for a barber. Cleanest barber…read moreshop I've ever been in and he was super nice. Can't beat the price either, I won't be going anywhere else.

If you are looking for an old school barbershop, look no further. This place is VERY AFFORDABLE at…read more$20 for a haircut. Not an "In and Out" type of cut, but he actually uses a straight razor to clean you up after the cut. The feel of the place is very pleasant. Some old memorabilia is on the wall with some autographed pictures from past cuts. This is a "Must" for anyone looking to get a quick cut by an experienced barber.