Atlanta's Elite Barber Shop

"Stanley was very dedicated to giving my 3 year old the perfect cut. I really appreciate your patience and understand despite the challenges my son presented. His pictures came out great! Thanks again! Sn: Thanks to the owner Larry for showing us hospitality and making us feel comfortable."

"I got my haircut here on December 6 2023 and I asked the barber (3rd person on the right side) for a specific haircut I even showed him a picture and what I was left with was a ring of hair on my head I usually don’t trip about getting a bad cut because it’s just hair but when he told me it was $45 I lost it definitely don’t recommend going to Jesse jones"

"I've been coming here for about a year or so now, and every time I've came there's been a new barber. While annoying, that usually doesn't bother me because the hair cuts were decent but now it's like they can't be bothered to cut your hair. How are you annoyed to cut hair when you work at a barber shop? I'm not saying you have to smile all in my face but when you can't even acknowledge me or speak when spoken too, that's a nah for me. I'll find another barber shop."

"I walked into a shop of 4-5 barbers, two to three with a person in chair and another sitting (either waiting or in conversation). My hair is braided so I'm here for a simple shape up and temple fade. 10-15 minutes on average With it being my first time here, and being flexible with getting a good cut, I asked for the "master barber" or "owner" (oftentimes these are the same person but didn't want to take that for granted). The working barbers informed me that the owner did not cut hair and were unable to point me in the direction of a master barber. They attempted to point me in the direction or several barbers with empty chairs (that's a red flag where I'm from though), so I told them my plan was to get the best cut possible, based on the type of cut I'd be asking for. Everyone isn't comfortable adding a fade to braided hair. I was then asked "how much are you willing to pay for the best cut? You don't even have any hair" (again--it's braided so I have more hair than everyone but one dreaded fellow in the shop at the time #irony) They informed me that they felt insulted, whereas I told them "I'm not saying anyone here is a bad barber--I just don't know if they're good at what I'm seeking" and again asked for a master barber for direction. I was informed that they "don't do that". I'm guessing they meant acknowledge a clear hierarchy of skill, which is present in every shop honestly, but I get ones pride getting in the way--which is why I requested to speak with the master barber. I ended up leaving the shop without a cut. Disappointing but reading the other reviews afterwards, this trend clearly isn't personal to me."

"I’ve been getting my haircut with Brian since 1996. I could not see him for years and then sit in his chair where ever he is cutting at and his haircuts are always excellent. Very good atmosphere. No drama, no cussing m. Defiantly the last man social club."