D & H Beauty Salon

"I had been going there ever since I was a kid but what I don't like is that they don't have a credit card readers and you're only able to pay cash plus they don't allow you to use the bathroom like they used to! Other than that paying $16 total for a haircut and a beard is okay, but at the same time, for $1 more I can go to a barber shop School surrounded by beautiful sexy women! They also would do a haircut and a beard for just $1 more."

"Was pretty quick and they were very nice."

"Diego is just extraordinary ! I come from Texas just to get my hair done by him. You will leave feeling like a different person. Love him♥️ highly recommend him."

"Excellent, been going to D&H for 3yrs Staff is always very out going and do a great work. And the price is right Bob"

"I usually get my hair done here and they do a good job. It's usually a different lady from today. But today I felt they were so unprofessional.They asked what I wanted in Spanish and I replied I don't speak Spanish. She then told me I don't know I don't speak English. She asked another worker to translate. I showed her a picture on the internet of how I wanted my hair and the worker replied in Spanish I can't do her hair like that because her hair is curly and her face doesn't match the hair style and the co worker translated in English for me. I've gotten my hair done that way before at the same place and they did a good job but I didn't say anything. Maybe this lady just isn't the best at cutting that hairstyle. My hair is not curly it's wavy at the ends and I wore a mask the whole time so not sure how she knew if it wouldn't match my face. I then asked her just to cut 4 inches straight across and the coworker translated that to her but she only cut like 2 inches. When I asked if she could cut it shorter she said she didn't understand so I asked the other lady if she can tell her to cut it shorter. The lady then said in Spanish very loud and annoyed this is the way she said she wanted it. The other lady replied in Spanish she doesn't know what she wants referring to me. Both the workers and customers began to laugh. I wanted to speak up but she was cutting my hair and I was afraid she'd mess it up on purpose if I called her out on her unprofessionalism. What the ladies didn't know was that although I can't speak Spanish I understand it. And I understood the rude comment that they made in front of me and the customers embarrassing me."