Village Square Men’s Styling Salon

Great place.
Quick, accommodating, reasonable.
Flat screen
Nice good old fellas
They offer other services then just haircuts

I recommend anyone have a relationship with their barber. Getting my hair cut isn’t about speed or efficiency. For me it’s about relaxing and talking about sports, etc.
Tom Hanna has been my barber for years. He cuts my dad, my brother, me and now my two sons. I’m not looking forward to the day he retires and trying to find a new guy.

In case you don’t already know, Unilocal fucking sucks.
Case in point, this shithole has over 4 stars. Barbers provide a service, so when you bust your ass to grab a shower after work so your head is squeaky clean for them to fuck with and race over there before they close, you expect to at least receive a haircut right? No, instead this is the exchange:
5:50 PM (they close at 6PM)
*old man frantically waving his arm for me to get out*
I’m standing there stupified
Old man: «Do you want something?»
Me: «I’d like to get a haircut»
Old man: «What time tomorrow?»
Me: «I’m not coming back»
Old man: «Then get out»
Ah, customer service, glad to see it hasn’t died after all. On what planet does a simple haircut take longer than 10 minutes? If you provide a service, provide it well and with a smile. Want to close earlier? Then change your hours. Do not expect people to come back the next day for your grumpy old ass to yell at them.

My son can get his 1 mm and 2 mm marine cut, while I can still get a bit more stylish layered cut. Danny is great, and a colleague of mine swears by his guy Jim. Good Saturday hours, no problem getting in. They’ve been in business for decades, very personable guys. I think women are welcome, but this really is a guys’ place.

Don’t let the name fool you… this is not a «salon» with neon lights and house music… no, this is a good old fashioned neighborhood full-​service barber shop.
I am a simple man. I want a no-​nonsense place where I can get my hair cut the way I want it, talk some baseball and football, and maybe crack a few jokes. And no girls allowed. I’m really glad I found this place, as I had previously been going to the same barber for over a decade back in Philly, and change can be tough. But it was a smooth transition and earns a solid recommendation. Ask for Danny.