Razor’s Edge Barber Shop

Henry did a great job. Very friendly guy, relaxing atmosphere, right on time. Will definitely be going back.

Great place with super clean facilities! I also love that I can schedule appointments online!

My husband has been seeing Thomas here for many years now. We are moving to North Carolina soon, and my husband will be traveling back monthly for work and his hair cut. He does not trust anybody else with his hair anymore. He always comes home happy and looking great! I would highly recommend seeing Thomas for any cut.

I got my husband a gift certificate to see how he would like it. This was his first experience with the a barbershop shave, so we were both looking forward to how it would go. They did not disappoint! He had a wonderful time, very relaxing, comfortable environment, and loved the service!

Jerry does a fabulous job every time. Calm demeanor, pleasant to talk to and patient with every client. Jerry is also a skillful scissor cutter. Ask for Jerry.
Razors edge is a located centrally and I like the ambience. Experience matters and Razors edge has lots of it.
5 stars from me.

I can assure you this is the absolute best barber shop! The staff is terrific and it is easy to make a last minute appointment. It is convenient and the prices are very reasonable. Very nice and comfortable décor.

Love Razor’s edge. Easy to make a last minute appointment. Great staff. Great haircut with Jerry.

I’ve been here 3 times. My first experience was on my lunch break from work. I had a groupon and noticed that their appointments are scheduled thirty minutes a part, so I thought that I could squeeze in a haircut within my hour long lunch break. I went in and was on time for my scheduled 12:30pm appointment. However, the haircut lasted over an hour, and I ended up being late getting back to work. Now, I want to point out that I don’t have any outlandish hairstyle, I try to keep it simple and short all over, using scissors on top. Not sure why it took so long. But, the haircut was good, so I decided to come back.
The second time I went to Razor’s Edge, I scheduled an appointment after work, at 6pm. I had a 7pm dinner party, which I told my stylist up front. I got there around 5:45pm and she was able to start cutting my hair a little before my scheduled appointment, which was great. However, this appointment lasted well over an hour, and by the time I cashed out and left, it was 7:15! Again, all I wanted was a simple haircut and shampoo/​wash. There is no reasonable explanation why it would have lasted so long. When I go to the Boardroom or Sport Clips, the same haircut takes less than 30 minutes. This was over an hour and ended up causing me to be late.
My most recent (and probably last) experience at Razor’s Edge was this past weekend. I scheduled a 2:30pm appointment to get my haircut. I was in the middle of running errands, and in order to not be late, I got there right around 2pm, expecting to have to wait a bit before my appointment (no problem). The receptionist was nice and offered me a donut and a drink, and I sat down and waited. Around 2:10, the barber that I had an appointment with came out and called back another person, which made me assume that his 2pm appointment was running late. «No big deal,» I thought, I didn’t mind waiting a bit. I assumed that it would take 30 minutes, and I would get seated around 2:40. Around 2:50, I wondered what was taking so long. Finally, at 3pm, the barber and customer came to the front from the back. At this point, my appointment is already 30 minutes behind. But, I needed a haircut, and I assumed that I would be next, so I waited for him to clean up and call my name. At 3:05, the barber comes out and calls someone else back to his chair for a haircut. This was a guy who had just walked in. Either they were running really behind (over an hour if that was his 2pm appt) or he decided to skip my appointment altogether (I’m 99% sure this is the case). Either way, I wasted over an hour sitting in the waiting room for a haircut that I didn’t get. Nobody acknowledged how long I waited, nobody apologized for how long I had been waiting, nobody came up and told me that they were running late, it was as if I wasn’t there. I ended up leaving around 3:15. The secretary asked if I wanted to reschedule my appointment for that upcoming week. I politely said no, and left. No way I was going to reschedule for a different appointment time if they can’t keep their appointments anyways! I ended up going to the Boardroom across the street on Monday, got a fantastic haircut, didn’t wait at all, and had a great experience.
So long story short, I’ve been there 3 times, only got 2 haircuts, each time spent almost an hour and a half for what should be a 30 minute haircut. The 2 haircuts I got were done well, but it’s not worth my time and energy to come here when I can go elsewhere and be treated better and still get a good haircut.

Been getting my hair cut here for years and they do a great job! Now they even have beer and it’s close to everything since it is in the Shops at Legacy in Plano. Your new space is cool too guys. Keep up the good work.

Such a friendly staff! Always giving their best effort to make every customer satisfied! I look forward to my next visit.

I was looking up razors edge to send info to yet another friend when I saw a negative review and I decided to post my review. I too bought a groupon. When I booked my appointment the receptionist was pleasant. I have a difficult haircut and asked who she would recommend and she immediately said Pamela would be the best fit, and the cuts her hair.
I went in not knowing what to expect. Pamela greeted me with a smile and a hand shake. We talked about my hair. I was a little nervous before going in but once I talked with Pamela I was fine. She did a perfect cut. She was nice to talk to and her smile is contagious. I got compliments I had never received. I send my friends to her and they love her and the shop!
So, get to Razors Edge and see Pamela! You won’t be disappointed!!!

I wish I could give them no stars… I booked a surprise appointment for my boyfriend for Saturday, February 15^th for a hot towel shave and a haircut because I had a groupon. The appointment was set with Pamela, which was issue number one, because she was rude and disrespectful the entire time to my boyfriend. On top of that, she explained that she does not do shaves so he couldn’t get one since it was too close to closing time for her to have this done for a paying customer… So he just got a haircut that was so uneven! There were patches of longer hair everywhere on his head, it was a buzz cut. Needless to say we will not be returning to this place in the future.

My adult son has some memory problems following a ruptured brain aneurysm. I have a difficult time getting him to take care of his appearance so he sometimes resembles one of the Duck Dynasty guys by the time he gets his cut and shave. Nobody treats him like a derelict and they are super kind and do a great job on his grooming. If I were a man I’d sure be a customer.

Got a groupon here. Way better than a sports clips… you pay a little more but hey isn’t that how it always goes for better service…

I’m finding it a little hard to believe that a place this successful, with many repeat customers, somehow has less than 10 Unilocal reviews. Then again, I’ve been going here for years and I am just now drafting a review, so I cannot really complain. However, if you’re new to the area or you tried to break into Razor’s Edge one night in an intoxicated rage thanks to the Blue Martini Lounge immediately next door and were disappointed that you could not get a quick shave, then this review should help explain why an institution such as this has thrived in the area it has for so long.
Location is everything in business, and Razor’s Edge has a prime spot in the «new» end of the Shops at Legacy. In any given day, let’s say there are 700 parking spaces over here. There is a 99.9 percent chance 695 of those spaces are reserved for the valet at various trendy eateries, leaving 5 spaces for the workers at all of these establishments and approximately 0 spaces for the customers to enjoy without giving their keys to a total stranger to park their car 10 feet away. Razor’s Edge has a nice selection of spaces to itself right outside its front door. Granted, they share a few of these with nearby businesses but due to their reasonable hours, and the fact that they close before the Shops at Legacy turns into a feeding frenzy for cougars on the prowl at night, you should not have a problem getting a parking spot.
When you walk in, you realize you are in a place where someone seriously invested some time and effort. Their old location was nice, sure, and had the added benefit of a Starbucks next door. But this location, having been built into part of an old independent bookstore that went out of business since no one reads anymore, is spruced up from the previous digs. A front desk greets you with an area for a shoe shine to your right and plush seating in a waiting area to your left. Along the walls and behind the desk are the stars of the show, and each brings an equal balance of personality and talent to their trade.
Let’s be honest: getting a haircut or shave or some styling done would be unbearably boring if no one talked. Every employee here is jovial, quick to strike up a conversation and genuinely engaged in what their customers have to say. I think it’s that personal touch of rapport that makes everyone here so memorable, thus making sure you return for repeat business. Everyone wins! You look fashion-​forward thanks to their services, and they build their client base and manage to pull off some extra perks for the guests.
Complimentary donuts on Saturday mornings? Sure thing. A customer appreciation block party? Yep. At the rate they are going, I would not be surprised if I could file my taxes here next spring while getting my beard trimmed.
It’s tough to talk about the satisfaction of the «finished product» here (read: your haircut) since everyone has their own «look,» and we all subjectively know what we like. Instead, look at the rest of the establishment: the price is fair, the décor is bright yet sophisticated, they tend to play a mixture of 80s music and rock — I don’t care who you are: hearing Foreigner’s «Urgent» and Soundgarden’s «Rusty Cage» in the same trip while getting your haircut is an experience that no one could find to be anything less than awesome. And, to bring it back to my previous statement about the synergy and enthusiasm of the staff, they really are at the top of their game.
When I sat down to write this review, I told myself I would not mention names since that would show favoritism (never mind the fact that I’ve been going to the same guy here for years). The front desk gal is a delight, with a sense of humor that will put you in your place lest you try to pull a fast one. The shoe shine guy is efficient and eager to please. The owner maintains a delicate balancing act of customer satisfaction and attentiveness toward his staff — and he makes it look easy, which is both frightening and cool. The barbers themselves all have their own unique personalities, with no dullards in the group: from entertaining children receiving their first haircuts to acting interested in hearing about the weather «again» from the front porch forecasters who come in, each is a class act unto themselves. Even the stylists in back, whom I think I have said maybe 27 words to over the years, are polished and stellar at their craft.
It’s just a comforting, reassuring, professional and welcoming barbershop. To end on a personal note, my entire immediate family and I were here yesterday. My Dad and I wrapped up our respective haircuts and we all gathered around my 2-​year-​old nephew presently in the chair. The barber doing his duty was a delight, our barber came over to talk, and then the stylist showed up to see what was going on. And everyone in that moment was like a personal friend you’ve known for years. Cheesy? Probably. Genuine? Hopefully. A testament to Razor’s Edge and their customer engagement? Absolutely.

My 16 yr old son and I have been going here for 4 years. We see Brian M and he has done an excellent job every time. The service and cut quality is consistent. Joyce is a sweetheart as well! We highly recommend this place and Brian M.
They recently moved to a new location (across the street). It is bigger to accommodate there growing business. They also carry some products for men which are good.

Great upscale Barber Shop, I went in on a whim and had a terrific experience with Shannon. I got a straight razor shave and hair cut. Excellent relaxing shave with lots of attention and a fantastic massage. The hair cut was exactly as I requested. I am now a regular customer and highly recommend a visit if you are looking for a barber in the plano/​frisco area. Be sure to request Shannon, you won’t be disappointed.

If you’re thinking cool place to get your haircut, think about going someplace else. But if you’re thinking about an older fellow in mom jeans touching your head with old dated cuts go to this place.
I thought razors edge like the W. Somerset Maugham book, good name it’s gotta be somewhat hip. Not even close.

Very impressed with the haircut and the value I received. My barber, Shannon definitely knows her craft. Will be going back again.

A busy barbershop is a good sign and I walked in during a bustling Friday afternoon. The service was very prompt; right on schedule for my appt and the stylist, Kari, was very attentive and respectful. I could tell that she took her work seriously and was most interested in seeing me leave happy. $ 24 + tip is pretty reasonable in my opinion, especially for quality work. If you wanna pay $ 10 and leave looking like you backed into a fan be my guest and go elsewhere. But I’ll be heading back to Razor’s Edge in about a month.