Dapper Cut Salon

As a woman who takes her son to gets cuts… I can’t deal with the slow service and lack of customer service. Say hi and acknowledge that someone has just waked in. The whole man code does not sit well with me nor do I care to understand it. Also, because of all the talking a haircut that should take no longer than 20 min takes over an hour!

I’m a regular, I love it great conversation and sports talk EVERYTIME I come around. Great location around food, shopping and the stadium. Double for the salon also fully equipped for ya lady to get her mane kept up too. A lot of interesting people and great connections made in this shop. I think it’s Tuesday or Wednesday they have they deals for kids under $ 10 check them out!

I always get my haircut from Joe or Harvey but all the barbers here are pretty damn good. It’s pretty much your typical barbershop. Great ambiance, great conversations and great barbers.

I went in here the day of the BCS championship game, thinking I’d like to look fresh for the game that night as I cheered on the Fighting Irish (boy, was THAT a disappointment!). I’ve had better haircuts, but I’ve had worse, too, so that was fine enough. However, I noticed that shaves were advertised, and since I’d always wanted a straight-​razor shave, I thought I’d go ahead and get the royal treatment… What a mistake! Of course, I couldn’t see the mirror until it was all over, and what I saw then looked like a man who had just escaped being mauled by a wild animal. Only once or twice have I ever had so much blood on my face. It looked about like someone had tried to take my life. On top of that, the man responsible for that «shave» offered the lame excuse that my beard hair was very coarse, but otherwise acted as though it was business as usual (and in addition, he missed spots, and where I wasn’t bleeding wasn’t even shaved very well). He didn’t apologize or decline to charge me for the shave; he didn’t even offer me a towel or something (I had to get my friend to go get a cup of water and some napkins from the nearby Pollo Tropical so I could clean myself up and apply pressure to the wounds). He just handed me a mirror and asked, «Do you recognize the man in the mirror?» Well, as a matter of fact, no, since I usually don’t have blood pouring out of my face and neck.
Final verdict, get the haircut if you don’t want to pay much and care little about how you look. Avoid the shave.