Win's Hair Salon

"I go in the shop and the guy gives my mom a dirty look because she has a hijab on. He says let the girl cut your hair. I said no thx and they said then I won’t server you. These people get mad once you don’t give them a tip like my dad does give tips sometimes but that’s no reason to kick us out of the shop for doing nothing."

"I always get my cuts from here. Cindy is the best!!! Such a sweet heart and always does it the exact way I want it. Definitly recommend them!!"

"This is the worst barber shop I have been to. I took my kids there for a haircut. First of all they don’t listen what you are telling them and keep chatting between each other in their language. They are very bad at what they do, not sure how they got licenses or what school they attended? They have listed price of $10 a hair cut but you go to the counter they charge you more ( don’t go by the advertised price). I could understand if you do something extra but just for a regular hair-cut they scam you. This was the first and last time for me going to this place. Stay away from this place if you care about hair and yourself."

"Always a good haircut. Hardly ever a long wait. Just learn vietnamese. Recently there has been a new barber. He gave me a good haircut."

"WIN HAIR SALON Jon is the best. His performance is consistently high-quality work. I do have concerns about the service and pricing. No one ever answers the phone when I call to make an appointment and I had to stop by twice without being able to get my haircut. Jon was not there and when I asked, no one else could/would cut it. Most, not all of the people, except Jon are unfriendly and it takes a while for someone to acknowledge when a customer enters the store. Further, I wonder why I’m being charged more than a man when they only cut the sides and back (leaving the top) of my hair, which is less work. Also, the man accepting payments at the desk purposely tried to charge me more than the already more expensive price. He changed it after I brought it up. But then waited for me to forget to get my change. He didn’t reach for it and waited while I reached for something in my bag. When I finished, I looked at him. There was a slight pause. I had to ask for my change. It was incredibly distasteful. Though Jon is great, one barber cannot carry an entire store."