McGuire’s Barber Shop

These guys are lazy and don’t really care about how your hair looks. Haircut is worth maybe $ 7. I just paid $ 20 to a barber that doesn’t even know what a fade is. If you want a good military haircut or a fade do not go here. Go to Coach and four Barber Shop in Ann Arbor, they care about there customer and do a good job. This place sucks!

I have been coming here for a few years now and have referred many coworkers and friends. They do a great job cutting hair and the neck shave at the end is the tops. Highly recommend!

I walked in for a haircut last week. Dennis was a gentleman who made sure to ask specifically how I wanted my hair cut before proceeding. Unfortunately, in spite of the professionalism the execution fell short. The haircut itself was decent (a little uneven); however the line on the beard trim was poor. The lines were not clean, and I had to go home and fix his work with my own razor. I am used to barbers using a hot towel, and taking their time with beard trim. This was a done without hot towel, with a little bit of shaving cream, and rushed. The price for cut and beard trim was 27.00, several dollars higher than other barbers I have been to in the area. Anytime I have to fix a haircut or beard trim when I get home, I will not return to that barber. It is unfortunate, because it is a nice shop, and Dennis and the owner are both friendly and courteous.

One of the best places to get a haircut in Ann Arbor. These guys know their stuff and they charge a fair price for their services.

Great place to get a haircut. I was looking for a place that follows the Art of Manliness guide on how to pick a barber:
This place fulfilled most of the things sought for in a good barber. It’s a clean and neat place, the barbers are well groomed themselves and pay attention to detail. They’ve been in business for a long time. It has a nice simple kind of traidtional barbershop look and atmosphere is nice and family friendly. The barbers themselves are great guys who are really nice and friendly. They enjoy company and talking if you start a conversation.
As for my experience I told the barber that I wanted a classy haircut. Even though I was vague he knew exactly what I meant and gave me a gentlemans cut. He asked me a couple questions on how I would like it, and he went right to work. He made sure I was satisfied multiple times before he I got up and worked with my requests until the end. The final cut was nice but not exactly the vague picture I had in mind. My hair is a little difficult though because it’s both straight and wavy. I will definitely be going back next time with a more specific idea on what I want and how I want it. So this place I think is best for people with straighter hair. The cost of a cut is a couple dollars more than other barbers in the area. It’s $ 19 for a cut, also There is a coupon on their site for new customers. Overall I felt that the service, atmosphere, and skill of the barbers is worth the price.