Ike’s Barber Shop

Great Haircut But The Lady At The Front Desk Is EXTREMELY Rude! Plus The Prices Are Outrageous Man $ 28 For A Haircut??? NEVER Coming Back

The remodeling and upgrades look so awesome at the shop! Love the new look, same great talented barbers!

I normally come in during the week so I don’t have to wait. Decided to drop in last minute this morning. Regardless of their packed waiting are, I was accommodated quite quickly. Always great service and haircut.

I have been getting my haircut at ikes for over 8 years. Ivan is my guy and I couldn’t be happier with the haircuts I get and the customer service I receive. It’s hard to find a consistent quality haircut place and I’m glad I found ikes.

I always ask for Frankie! He’s hilarious, helpful and will work with you to find the look you want.

Called in advance to get an appointment with Enrique (by the way, great guy). I got assigned to another barber (just found out the day of the appointment). I asked Carol to help me by rescheduling the other customer. She showed no care WHATSOEVER, was extremely rude on the phone and hang up. Sad to see people with limited interpersonal skills facing clients…

Jenny is great! Finally I found someone that knows how to cut hair using scissors instead of clippers. She does a awesome job, the brazilian way. If you are Brazilian you will love this place for sure! Highly recommend her!

This shop is close to my job so it’s convenient for me. It’s a nice enough place. I always ask for Frankie and he does a great job.

Meh, it’s alright. Some of the bad reviews don’t do it justice.
It’s an ‘alright’ place to get a cut. It’s a lot better than SuperCuts or HairCuttery (The big chains), but if you want something better for the money, try going to Carl’s Old Time Barber Shop.

I read some poor reviews about Ike’s, but a friend of mine goes here, so I figured I would give it a try. I called and made an appointment and was able to get in within a reasonable time. I will admit, I went in on the defense as some of the reviews were unfavorable, so i was ready for some drama.
It’s not a high-​end salon, and maybe they don’t use Aveda products. But, in general, the place is clean and the staff polite and friendly. I’ts a basic barber shop and that’s what you will get in a cut.
As I walked to the station, I eyed some of the customers, and everyone seemed to have a good nice cut, so that put me at ease. The guy who cut my hair (forgot his name already) 2^nd station by door was very polite and friendly, kept checking with me to make sure my cut was ok and offered me additional service (shave and eyebrows).
Price was okay $ 20. Back in NY I pay less for a barber cut, but it was worth it as I am from out of town and this place was very convenient. So, if you are looking for a good cut, then try Ike’s. If you are worried about some of the art work being crooked, then skip Ike’s and go to Wilton Manor’s.

Where do I even start? Well, this establishment is less than a mile away from my house which goes without saying that I was here for every haircut just on convenience alone.
I really can’t believe I kept going for so long!
First of all, the place is a mess. Granted you have the one in charge of sweeping the hair off the floor, but other than that the place just looks s-​l-​o-​p-​p-​y. Towels everywhere, shaving cream in the sinks. Even the framed art was crooked. I blame the manager a.k.a. as the daughter of the owner. Clearly, she takes no pride over the establishment she has to run; allowing the employees to run amok as she is chatting on her phone, surfing the internet, and hosting friends at the front desk.
Regarding the quality of the haircut, the staff is a little more skilled than most other barbers, but this seems to be the only criteria taken into consideration upon employment here because the staffers themselves are a little rough around the edges.
Between the way this establishment is run along with the quality of employee, the haircut there is not worth the $ 20.00 nor the hot shaves, or any other service they’ve got.
You want to feel as if you are really taking place in some sort of «mini-​luxury» when you pay the prices that you do for services here, and it doesn’t cut it.
As for me, I prefer going to the local Hair Cuttery down the street… for being a chain, if you find the right barber that understands your style and hair, that’s all you need!