Meagan Farrell
February 22, 2026GoogleSo I took my nephew in for a cut and fade after this place came highly recommended. He even had a pic of what he wanted it to look like. They guy sent my nephew back to me and I could see on his face he was disappointed. So I asked and of course he hated it (can't blame him it didn't look good at all) so I went back to the guys station and asked if he could fix it a little bit, like actually cut the top (which he hadn't at all) and maybe blend the fade a lil better. It was NOT a good cut. So he worked on it a lil more and sent him back to me. It still didn't look good or like any kind of style at all but I figured that was as good as it was gonna get. So I went to pay the dude and get THIS- the website has fades (which this didn't even qualify as but whatever) priced at $30. The guy charged me $35!!!?!? So I guess he charged bc I asked him to fix a bad job? Needless to say I'll never be taking the boys back there and will deter any other people I hear considering it. Now I have to take him to a whole new place and pay for ANOTHER haircut because this guy didn't know what he was doing and was either unwilling to get help or didn't care if he sent his customers out unhappy and looking wild. Edited to add--- if telling the owner could have fixed the cut and offered a refund, your employee should have told me that instead of overcharging me and still letting us leave with a terrible cut. That's your employee's fault for neglecting to tell me to talk to the owner. Unfortunately I've already paid another barber (who KNEW what they were doing and gave him the exact cut if not better than he wanted) so I won't be taking your correction cut, but I would GLADLY take the refund you mentioned giving me. If you're true to your word that is.
The business replied on Google · February 22, 2026
Porque no sé lo dijiste al jefe no hubieras pagado y te arreglaba tu corte gratis 🤷🏻♂️