Same cut every three weeks for six years. Whoever is free does it exactly the same, which is the point. £18, no nonsense, and the queue board is never lying.
Reviews
What Ponty says.
Six reviews, one for each kind of visit, including the four-star one. The full set is on the review platforms we are listed on.
Collected by a third-party review platform. Names shortened at the reviewers' request.
Best fades in the valleys and I have tried most of them. Kai holds the mirror up from the back before you are allowed to leave. Student price with my card.
Had the shop to ourselves at 8 on the wedding morning, five of us, hot towel shaves and cuts, bacon rolls from next door. Bethan's shave is a religious experience.
Took my four-year-old for his first proper cut. Rhodri showed him the clippers, let him hold them, stopped when he wobbled and tried again. He got a certificate and I got a lock of hair. Both of us cried a bit.
Good honest barbers and the OAP price is a nice touch. Four stars because Saturday mid-morning is a proper wait, forty minutes last time. Go midweek if you can.
Beard reshaped after years of trimming it straight across myself. Bethan dropped the neckline and the difference in the mirror was honestly embarrassing. £12.
About the four stars
Saturday mid-morning is a wait. We cannot fix that; we can tell you.
Dai is right: ten to two on a Saturday the board says thirty or forty minutes and it means it. Three chairs is what the shop holds. What we can do is tell the truth on the board, let you go for a coffee without losing your place, and point you at a Tuesday morning when you will sit straight down. The review stays because it is true.
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