Capps Your Neighborhood Barber

worst experience ever! the barber literally asks for tips! the barber named judy asks for tips and if it’s less she calls you cheap. would never recommend anyone.

This place is great! What a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for a great men’s cut! Any style you need, they can pull it off! Maggie is the best and lots of fun. They really know how to take care of their customers!

If you rock a beard look elsewhere.
The haircut was good. I liked that they do a free shampoo and the girl doing my cut knew what she was doing. My beef was with the beard trim. It’s 7.50, which is about 50% more than I’m used to paying at most. Secondly, she did not use a razor to leave a crisp like but instead used her trimmer. I could honestly have done what she did myself. Also did not do a great job with trimming upper lip hair or cleaning up hair around lower lip. I would love to take advantage of the 35 unlimited haircuts but I’m not paying 7.50 every time for a mediocre beard trim.
My advice: stick to a normal barbershop.

Pros: traditional barber setting, the monthly plans, the complimentary beer, the fact that the stylists have appointment books, waxing, shaves
Cons: I haven’t found any yet.
Tips: make an appointment with Judy — she’s the reason why I go! She really is an expert at what she does.

Inconsistent haircuts. Some employees cut hair better than others.
In addition, I cancelled my unlimited haircut membership this past summer, however Capps has just recently started charging me again for the membership. After leaving multiple messages, owner has not called me back. One month was refunded, however another month was not. I have had to resort to calling my credit card company to dispute the charges.

Great barbershop /​men’s hair salon. This isn’t a $ 12 fade type of place. Come here if you want to be taken care of and have a professional handle your cut, coloring, and any product treatment. $ 20 plus tip for a haircut. They take credit/​debit.

I’ve been a member at Capp’s for almost six years now, and I’ve been going in almost weekly for a shave and a haircut. I can’t imagine not being a member, as it’s one of the best experiences of my week.
It’s relaxing, comforting, and worth every penny. There’s no better sensation for a man (other than the obvious) than having a hot towel wrapped around your face as your hair gets cut, your face gets shaved, you get a mini-​massage, and get pampered.
I can’t recommend Capp’s enough — it’s one of the highlights of my week and I look forward to it every seven days.

Been going here for more than a year. The staff are friendly, attentive and accommodating. The shop is clean well lit. There’s free coffee or a beer while you wait as well as wi-​fi. This is set up to be a throw-​back to the old men’s barber shop like I knew as a young kid and seemed to have disappeared by the ‘80s. The memberships can be a nice cost savings if you have children under the age of 13… their haircuts are included in the price of membership.
A note to Adam S. regarding memberships: The pricing is prominently posted at the reception desk (where you check in as well as pay for your services). There is also a large sign with 6-​inch lettering to the left of the door. You are also free to ask your barber for the various prices and options.

This place gives a decent haircut, but not consistent service all-​around. The first time I was there, I heard talk of a program they were running for «unlimited shaves and haircuts» for a certain price per month. However, they were talking in front of other customers about how they were going to get rid of this program and limit the number per month, because «people are taking advantage of it too much.»
I was unaware of what special monthly deals they had, as they weren’t offered when I arrived. However, I will say that even if my facts are a bit off (maybe I don’t remember the conversation 100% correctly?), they were still discussing something that is disconcerting for customers. The haircut I got that day was decent, but it was far better than the next one I got… because I didn’t get one at all.
I called on a Thursday and asked their hours and if they had any appointments open for that same day. The reply was «We don’t, but just come on down and if all you need is a quick haircut, we’ll fit you in between customers.» That sounded great, since all I needed was a quick trim.
I drove halfway across town to get there only to be told that they weren’t accepting walk-​ins because it was nearly time to close. It was 1 HOUR before closing, and the last haircut I got there took all of 10 – 15 min, with much longer hair.
Luckily I had a friend nearby in the hospital to visit, and had planned to make this part of my trip across town. Had I just gone over there for the haircut, I would have been LIVID. I didn’t cause a scene and just walked out.
It is important to note:
I wish I had made an appointment earlier in the week, and maybe I’m partly to blame for procrastination. However, I was told I didn’t need one, I did call ahead to double-​check whether I would need one or not, and I was turned away without much courtesy at all.
Several days later I have decided to post this review so that others will know that it is best to make an appointment and not trust what the receptionist says. Also, make sure you get your money’s worth and don’t go in for «just a trim.» The prices here are well above what you would get at some dinky chain haircut joint, and the quality of haircut isn’t much better.
I didn’t get a shave here, but if I wanted a full service shave and haircut, I would go down to Floyd’s in Winter Park. About the same drive, about the same price, and a much much better experience overall.

They cut your hair just the way you ask them to and their prices are the best around. My biggest fear is having my bangs cut too short, since I don’t have the money to go for botox. Never have to worry about that at Capps.

I started getting my hair cut here about a month ago and don’t see myself switching any time soon. Designed as an old-​school gentlemen’s barbershop, the décor is composed of dark woods, deep leather chairs, and nostalgic photographs.
The barbers (definitely not stylists) here know what they’re doing and make sure that you get exactly the haircut you want. They’re very easy to talk to and responsive to your needs.
A regular haircut will run you about $ 20. They have a monthly membership deal where you pay $ 35/​month and can come in as many times as you like for a clean up. There are varying levels of the membership that also include straight razor shaves for a little more a month. Check out all their deals at their website:
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Major bonus points: If you’re early for an appointment or they’re running late, you’ll be offered an ice cold beer to pass the time!