Ann's For Hair 756 Columbus Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94133

"Professional hair cut at affordable price. I recommend this place to anyone. I was visiting San Francisco and just stopped for a haircut without knowing or researching the place! In less than 30 min I was totally transformed..in a very pleasant way!"

"Ann is amazing....came to visit San Francisco for the first time and decided to try this out and all I can say is she has true talent, what a great experience and With such professionalism and precision. Highly recommend if you want a great quality cut. Thank you Ann!"

"Ann is a very competent har stylist and a joy to speak with. She is always friendly, has a loyal customer base and is great with kids and adults!"

"Ann always does an excellent job for me! I have been coming for 2 years plus and keep coming back! Does a professional job every time (none of this pretentious stuff), best haircuts ever! Highly recommend."

"Owner seems to be too comfortable calling herself "lazy" to clientele. Read below for details. During my experience, she repeatedly told the guy before me that it'd be better to wash the hair prior to cutting because of the product in his hair. He agreed to do so but then she said "No I don't like to because I'm lazy". However she then tried to provide a halfhearted disclaimer that the hair might not be look right if it's not washed. Following that he annoying said "Just wash it then" which she begrudgingly did. Then suggested "I wash it beforehand". For me, she made similar comments about needing to wash prior to cutting but again saying "But I'm lazy". Being a little curious, I asked if it is on the list of provided services for $9, why doesn't she just do it? If a haircut is $35 (no scissors) or $45 (scissors), then $9 is at least 1/4 or 1/5 of that time so the math isn't too far off. She said since COVID, she doesn't offer other services like dyeing due to the "work". Overall, it was uncomfortable having my hair cut by someone who calls herself "lazy". This seems to indicate the purpose is just to get people in and out without attention - similar to Great Clips. I understand the financial situation might be difficult for the shop, but don't call yourself lazy in front of customers... Imagine you're getting your car is getting worked on by someone who calls themselves "lazy" - strange, right? The cut ended up just OK, but I wouldn't go back even if I were paid."