Good Phellaz

The cut itself was not bad but the gentleman about 6 or 7 seats down was not that great.
Never introduced himself, cut my hair quickly to get to the next person, & left my face burning.
I got a haircut last week elsewhere and my face was not burning. I’m sure tomorrow there will be scars. Then on top of that charged $ 25. Never thanked me for my business, gave his name to come see him again or anything. There are no signs in here that establish a price for what patrons on to be charged.
Probably won’t come back here, it was convenient at the time due to where I was and had to be.
I’ll stick with my usual barber that takes his time.
Unless you know a barber here see that person but I wish I could give you a name but I guess repeat customers aren’t this barbers forte.

Josh is awesome! He helped me with my clippers and they work better than ever now. Thanks man!

Fresh cuts good people. I love this shop. They always do a great job. Not many shops have that quality. Go see my guy Jersey!

Nothing against the fade or Steve, my barber, but this place is incredibly overpriced. I took my daughter into this place and two of the employees were screaming and shoving each other about to get into a fist fight… All of this in front of a few kids and about seven other customers in a supposedly legitimate business. Fix your employees behavior, their service is good but I won’t go back.

We live in the area, so I took my cousins over to get their haircuts before another school week. We walked in (yesterday, Labor Day), and I told the boys to ask how much a temp fade and a line-​up would be. The guy up front ended up saying it’d probably be $ 30 altogether for the two of them. I’m used to taking them to their normal barber in Clarkston and paying $ 10 cheaper, but that just wasn’t the trip I was willing to make this time.
The guy at the end was walking out, then walked back in and told them he could take them. So we moved down to the end. My first one gets his line up, it’s very precise and neat. no uneven lines and very defined. My second one then gets his temp fade, and he liked it. I liked it because it was nice and neat, and I know that for the time being, it’ll look good (his hair grows like crazy). The barber (Rozay/​New York) was very diligent in asking me how the oldest one’s hair grows and telling me how he was going to cut it. It ended up being $ 30.
All of the barbers there seem to know their craft very well. All the men coming out of the barber chairs looked fresh, and their hair was well cut. The tv was playing Martin. The atmosphere was that of a normal barber shop. Loud, rambunctious with energy, and a lot of conversation. There are a lot of chairs and the barbers are quick and efficient, so there’s a possibility you won’t wait very long. All in all we were there 35 – 45 minutes tops. One barber in particular provided me with a lil eye candy for my Labor Day, so I’m not mad at that AT ALL.
Somehow I ended up with someone’s number… I don’t really know how that happened, so I guess you could say it’s a pretty friendly place.

Typical urban barbershop not trying to be funny just real. Bunch of loud guys talking about sports with all the tv’s playing sports. I found a barber who cuts my hair good so I stick with him.
Guys usually go in barbershops to socialize and talk ish not me I hate all barbershops I just wanna get my haircut and leave as fast as I can. They have a lot of barbers here to choose from like any shop you just have to find the barber who knows how to cut.

My son gets his hair cut here for JR ROTC and it is always done with very sharp distinct lines. Perfect ! We love the time and attention that Jay takes :)

Decent little spot located in the wallmart shopping center. I’m satisfied with the haircut I got but it was way overpriced. A basic haircut with beard shaped up with a razor cost me $ 30 here not including tip. My local barber in Stone Mountain charges me about 20 for all those services not including the tip. The place must be worth it because they have been here since 08 according to previous review. The barbers are still chatty and the place can get a bit rowdy. It’s a good time but during these economic times the prices and be off putting.
The haircuts

Your typical neighborhood barber shop. Packed on Saturdays. A few of the barbers are cut-​ups (non pun intended.) It can get pretty loud if a big football game is on. There are lots of TVs and they play XM radio most of the time. I’ve gone to 3 or 4 different barbers there and nobody has given me a bad cut. An adult cut is $ 15.00, so a shave and a haircut is a bit pricey. For speedier service, call ahead and make an appointment.