Dellaria Salon

This 1 star is not for the service, however, it is for the way Jimmy talked to the receptionist. His actions were VERY unprofessional, his tone was uneasy and he should’ve spoken WITH her privately and not TO her disrespectfully. I’m sure that Jimmy is a great awesome stylist, though after hearing the way he spoke to a team member he could definitely use more training training as a leader.

Got a blow dry from Isabel and she was absolutely wonderful — I felt and looked FIERCE and was complimented the rest of the night on my fabulously voluminous hair!
*note: I Unilocal only about places at which I’ve had great experiences.

My hair was in drastic need of a cut and color. Stacey helped pick the most amazing color, I am completely in love with it !!! I was also debating going much shorter then I usually would cut my hair, and she made me feel super at ease about doing something different.
There is something to be said about a stylist who can make you feel confident in the results before she even begins to makes her first cut. I would 100% recommend you go to Dellaria’s and ask for Stacey, you wont be disappointed!

$ 25 bucks for a man haircut while you could get a $ 16 haircut right next door at Super Cut. I came here on a Saturday since Super Cut was close. I figure I would give this place a try. I came in for a quick shaves and they mess up my head. My hair was uneven on top. The hair dresser was rude while cutting my hair. I will never come back here again.

I had my hair colored by Jimmy the Great! Thank you for an awesome job. Your staff is so upbeat. I love it!

I always have been an on/​off person of Dellaria. Went to Dellaria on the north shore for many years… First of all this IS NOT SUPERCUTS! It’s a franchise, but it’s all Dellaria! Always had a great experience with Dellaria Salons. Moved to the city, and starting to go to a place in Medford… not a great experience, and the hairdresser ruined my hair… (that review coming, I need to get over the anger stage) so I walked by this Dellaria on my way home from work with my ruined hair… I went to see Fernando… it was like magic… I wanted Ash/​w/​blondish hi-lights…He matched my color perfectly (I didn’t have to tell him a hundred times that my hair pulls red, and I didn’t want red like my previous salon couldn’t get the color ever right…). As for the cut, it was perfect… I walked away with color and cut for 125.00. Bargain! My only suggestion is that the place It needs a bit cosmetic help… other than that I am ONE happy customer, and I will be going back to see Fernando…

I had a horrible experience at this salon. After using their services for five years I was completely over charged for my mediocre hair cut. Make sure you find out how experienced your stylist is before your appointment — I was charged $ 70 because I was given the most experienced stylist without my knowledge.

Respect appointments & timing, and do an amazing job for someone like me who only has an hour on lunch break to spare at the salon.

Another exceptional cut from Rita! I’ve had my hair cut by Rita 3 times, and every time, I leave there with the exact cut I want. She listens to me about the type of cut I want. I show her a picture and she can match it. From the receptionists to the hair washers, everyone is super nice. Rita is 5 STARS. The 4 STARS are only due to the facts that it’s a little pricy for a wash, cut & blow dry. I’m ok playing a little more for a great cut and convenience of location, but wanted readers of this review know they may pay a little more.

This is a chain similar to SuperCuts except that you pay $ 30+/haircut. One of the bad haircuts from a novice hairstylist Jocelyn, BIG mistake walking in here without checking what I am getting into.
Again, this is a chain, so no wonder reviews are very mixed, why gamble if you can get a guaranteed good haircut from a real salon.

I had my hair cut by Stacey yesterday and she was great. I hadn’t had a hair cut in a very long time and I had very long hair and wanted to go short and donate the rest. Stacey knew exactly what i wanted and gave me a great cut! Everyone was very nice and welcoming. I had a great time and will be back.

Be sure to book with Julia if you want the most gorgeous cut, color or eyebrow wax.
Forget Newbery St — Julia is head & shoulders above all other stylists in the city and she’s one of the most kind & genuine people I’ve ever had the pleasure to meet. I get compliments about my hair every day, even from strangers, and you will too. My only concern is she’ll become so popular that I won’t be able to book an appt with her.

In response to R.E.‘s review? That «creepy» guy with the glasses and pony tail is the best hairdresser in there. Judge much?

My hair needed help. Severe help. So on a whim, I decided to call Dellaria in Downtown Crossing, and got an appointment for 6pm on a Wednesday. I used to be a customer at Dellaria, but wanted to venture out and try other salons. BIG mistake.
I got there really early, and was taken care of as soon as I checked in. My stylist was Julia, and she was amazing. She was extremely thorough, and literally saved my hair. I had blonde/​caramel highlights in my hair which was looking crazy and all kinds of messed up. This is what I get for going to Hair Cuttery — no offense to you Unilocalers if you like Hair Cuttery, but they messed up my damn hair. They also don’t take appointments which sucks. Oh well.
Dellaria came to the rescue as did Julia. Julia advised going back to my natural color and I agreed. She didn’t give me the run around or try to upsell me. She LISTENED to me, and based her approach on what I wanted and how I currently took care of my hair. I appreciate her tips and tricks to maintaining healthy hair, and took her professional advice to heart. Thus, she gained a new client. I’ll be seeing her soon for maintenance purposes and I’ll go from there. She was really sweet, and professional and loved her attitude. Ask for her when you make an appointment as she’s the master stylist!!!

I’ve been a returning customer to the Dellaria Salons in Peabody and Saugus for a couple of years. I always leave with the haircut I love and a smile on my face. I trust that they hire and train excellent hair stylists, so I didn’t think twice about checking out the Dellaria Salon in Downtown Crossing. It’s a block from my work and I was able to fit in a walk-​in appointment during my lunch break.
The receptionist was nice and was able to fit me in with a mid-​level stylist within five minutes. The woman (I think her name was Michela or Mikla?) who cut my hair was nice at first. She greeted me and asked what I was looking to do today, and then washed my hair.
She quickly cut my hair and kind of cleaned up the layers, however, she butchered my bangs! I told her that I wanted straight bangs, but she insisted on side bangs and cut them to the side. Afterwards I asked her again to cut straight bangs, and it resulted in her cutting them entirely too short and too chunky on the right side. It left a large piece of uneven and displaced piece of hair on one side. She also didn’t check her work, which resulted in a non-​straight cut across. When I saw what she had done, and look disappointed, she quickly told me that it was my fault and that she had only done what I had asked. When I re-​explained what I had asked for and showed her what I was uncomfortable with, she told me that I could fix it with a bobby pin.
There are two problems with this situation: (1) She didn’t listen to what I asked for, and didn’t ensure she fully understood. (2) She treated me terribly and put the blame on me for her mistakes. She told me to use a bobby pin, instead of trying to fix the situation.
I realize that bang trims can be a touchy situation, but this woman did nothing to help the process or make me feel better about the result. My haircut was not worth $ 60 (including tip) — I left upset with the way I was treated and a bobby pin in my hair to hide the stylist’s mistakes.

I’ve been here several times over the years, but in those instances I was desperate for a haircut.
If you’re a guy and want to spend $ 32 + tip on a barber shop bowl cut, go to Dellaria on Summer St. They have a lot of turnover, so don’t expect the same hairdresser every time unless you pick the creepy guy with the John Lennon glasses and ponytail.
End of story.

I was in need of a haircut and went looking for an option that was near a place where I had dinner plans so that I could get it done and show up to dinner looking great– so I my main factors in choosing to get a cut here were location and cost (I hate spending a ton on a haircut). Dellaria won my business because of their location and operating hours– I easily got an appointment for when I wanted though the receptionist or whomever too my appointment when I called sounded a little less than friendly… when I asked how much the shampoo, cut, blow dry would be she said it should be between $ 45 – 50, which was more than I wanted to spend, but the location and convenience trumped the price so I went with it…
When I arrived, the person at the front desk again seemed not super friendly and perhaps annoyed that she had to be there… I was taken back for a shampoo from a young girl (I unfortunately don’t remember anyone’s names…) and she was great– super friendly and pleasant to interact with. The shampoo girl was probably the best part of the whole experience.
The woman that cut my hair was ok… seemed friendly enough but smelled of cigarettes like she had just taken her break (such a pet peeve of mine!). English was not her first language so I was a little bit nervous as were having some difficulties communicating about how much I wanted cut off… In the end, the cut was ok– certainly not my best haircut, but not my worst. I was really dissapointed with her styling of the cut though… I much preferred the cut once I had washed and styled it myself.
All in all I was not super impressed, but what pushed me towards being unhappy was being charged $ 54 when I checked out! They didn’t charge me any extra fees or anything, just apparently my stylist was supposedly so fabulous and experienced that she cost more… kind of BS in my opinion. If I had paid $ 45 for the mediocre experience, I might have been ok with it for the convenience factor, but paying $ 54 plus tips, left me feeling a little ripped off. I have had far better cuts, in a much friendlier, more welcoming atmosphere for far less $.

I was a little nervous heading into Dellaria thanks to the mixed reviews from my Unilocal compatriots, however, it is so convenient to my work that I decided to give it a chance. Please note: I am getting married in 9 days, so taking a chance meant taking a BIG chance with my golden locks as this was my last trim before the big day!
A very chipper young lady answered the phones and when I asked if I could book a last minute appointment same day, she said yes! Normally, the stylist I was going to see would be booked back-​to-​back but she had a cancellation so they were able to squeeze me in for a cut and blow dry.
I made my way into the salon at about 3:50 PM and to my pleasant surprise, the stylist had finished her last client early so there was no waiting before my consultation began. I sat down with Julia Bryanos; Master Stylist and Colorist — she is a very pleasant, energetic woman whom I would guess is in her mid-60’s (she kept chatting about her two daughters who both have already married — so I think I’m in the right ballpark). Sweet-​as-​pie, that Julia! She really listened to me but also thoughtfully inserted her own opinions regarding how many inches we could take off my very long hair and still have it be long enough to style on the big day. We discussed my color (which is natural-​ish — I haven’t colored it in a year) and I said that should the appointment work out, I would totally come back to let her play with my hair after the wedding!
Cue the wash — she gives a great hair shampoo, let me tell you! I think it lasted a good 5 minutes. After that, we plopped back down in the chair and the cutting began. She was careful, checked her work multiple times, talking enough but not too much and once she was satisfied, she blew it dry and kept telling me how much she loved my hair. I’m not an egotistical lady by any means, but damn, I did enjoy hearing how lovely my hair is! Keep the compliments coming, Julia!
I have to say that when all was said and done, my hair looked way better than when I walked in. Julia gave me a discount on the cut and it came to $ 52.00 altogether. She also gave me a big bear hug before I left and said she’d send good thoughts my way next Saturday. Great customer service, such a wonderful lady… and I’ll probably be back!

Got a great haircut and blow dry from Regina for 35 $.
That’s a bargain as far as I’m considered…
There is not much in that vicinity for hair salons, so they are certainly a necessity for the girl caught downtown at 4pm on an important Thursday. :)
Go here! You won’t regret it. I’ll be back when I’m in the area again!

So… I went to Dellaria last Friday night, for an emergency haircut before a trip to NYC. I work outside of the city and they were able to fit me in at 7pm (ON A FRIDAY NIGHT!) so I could catch my 8:30 bus to New York.
Regina was bubbly and energetic, and managed to wash, cut and style my hair in about 30 minutes.
I’m not positive on the cut just yet, but the customer service was really good, the salon was clean and I will be back.