Greg’s Barber Shop

This place blows. Terrible. I have a bald head and I usually shave my own head. I was feeling lazy so I stopped in since it was close to my house to get my head /​neck shaved up. My hair was pretty long for a straight razor… He didn’t shave it down with an electric shaver. Just put shaving cream on it and went to town. And my neck/​beard was just as long and didn’t even cut it down !! My head has multiple cuts and scratches everywhere. As he went to town on my neck with a straight razor and then BOOM! Cut the shit out of my neck leaving a small gash in my neck … Then charges me 30 $. I gave him my money and left without saying a word.

Do yourself a favor and NEVER come here. It used to be great, but seems to under new management and service has gone WAY down hill. You either get a busty older woman who reeks of cigarette smoke and has terrible breath you get to enjoy while she shoves her boobs into you or the tough younger woman that ignores what you ask for as she speeds her way through butchering your hair. I kept giving them more chances but now I’m done. It’s gone to crap!

Hello Unilocalers, I just got the pleasure of meeting this great barbers, you can feel & see the pride and respect for their business, yes I got serviced by one but I can see the other ones doing the same & we all leave happy, yes I definitely recommend this place. LS

Unfortunately this place is hit or miss. It really depends on whether you see the same barber or not — and if they remember what you discussed last time.
I always ask for exactly the same cut for my head and my beard. The length of the finished product will vary wildly.
Often times I will need to take my trusty beard trimmer and fix a few ridges that appear the moment I leave the shop.
The atmosphere is nice, lots of old-​style-​looking oak cabinetry. One problem might be that they always show things like Maury or Judge Judy on the TVs in front of each chair.
The finishing touches are really nice. Straight razor edging around the neck and ears. Steamy hot towels are used to wrap your head and face after the cut. The final touch is a mechanical back and neck massage.
The cut costs $ 13 and a beard trim adds another $ 6. Reasonable, but I will probably forgo the beard trims in the future — as I can only seem to trust myself.

Great attention to detail. I forgot what a real haircut should be like. They finish with hot towels and a back massage.