Cajun Barber

I have been getting my hair cut here for years from O’Dell, Kristen, Bonnie, and Dawn. At the. cajun barbershop they really treat you like family. While provide a great experience with a good hair cut. They are one of those type of places, that you will make a life friend with after going here.
So if you like an old school hair cut joint that has southern hospitality. This is a place you must check out. They do great with beards also. One of the only place that with give you a straight shave.

Great folks, good cut make an appointment for a traditional straight razor shave also!

The Cajun Barber is a family friendly barbershop located at 2809 Sam Houston Ave in Huntsville Tx near Sam Houston State University, servicing the students with $ 10.00 hair-​cuts and $ 10.00 face shaves. Our hours of operations are Tue thru Friday, 6 am till 5:30 pm. Sat 6 am till 2 pm. At the Cajun Barber, we specialize in fade to fo-​Hawks to flat-​tops. This is why The Cajun Barber has been voted the number one barbershop in Huntsville two years in a row. Come and experience the best hair-​cut in town. The Cajun Barber Call 936 439‑9466 for an appointment or just walk in. Dawn, Kriestin, Bonnie or Odell will be ready to serve you.

I just moved to Huntsville, and since by previous haircutter was on maternity leave when I left Atlanta, I was on the lookout for a new barber. A quick Google search brought back the Cajun Barber. That sounds like fun, doesn’t it? Well…
I walked in and was greeted immediately, and took a seat waiting for a chair to open up. My eyes were brought to the TV (as is my nature). Next to the TV is a sign saying that they will not allow ABC stations in their shop since they see them as pushing a gay agenda (my paraphrase). I immediately got up and left.
Putting aside the paranoid idea that the Disney company is concerned about any agenda save their market share, I don’t want to do business with someone who so openly displays his bigotry. And, given that the sign was itself concerning a boycott of a business with whose beliefs he disagrees, I’m not sure he’d want my business anyway.
I’ll take my money elsewhere, and I’d encourage those who feel strongly about equality (or even those who get their idea of Christianity from the Sermon on the Mount, and not from Bill O’Reilly) to do likewise.