Victor is a very skilled & talented barber. Down to earth funny guy. Highly recommended to book your appointment with him if you want a clean, refreshing cut!
Very unprofessionalism I experience at this barber shop, I went to the shop for a haircut and didn’t know I had to make an appointment so I couldn’t get my hair cut, then when I made an appointment to go back and get my hair cut, the barber never showed up for work.
This is the first barbershop I have stuck to. My barber Vee is a specialist and takes exceptional care. This is a very local, family friendly place. Very refreshing to see the barbers know and care about the community and locals often drop by to say hi.
This is the worst experience for a hair cut I’ve ever had, the guy who did my hair his name is Victor, if you don’t want to be miserable for moths after your hair cut don’t come here, staff are rude they don’t know how to treat customers just about money, I showed him a picture and he did everything from his mine I ended up with blood on my face because he was acting like angry, I’m going to report this to the police.Run away from this barbershop if you love yourself and want to be treated with dignity and respect.
I haven't had a problem here for the past two years. And they get busy so they have other good barbers to choose from if your in a rush. Just don't forget to go online and book! Use my name and they might give you a "high five" when you walk in
Very professional staff. High level fades, they are able to deal with all hair types. Hilarious conversations in a family friendly environment. All the barbers have steady hands and superb patience.
Serendipitous experience to say the least. I had a job interview coming up on Friday, but I've been growing my hair since the beginning of the outbreak, so it was time to trim the overgrown forest. I read this place's review online the reviews looked solid, and I checked out some fresh cuts on their webpage to make sure I was going to get a decent exp. Plus, it was a local business in my neighbourhood, which is always a bonus. I made an online reservation with Femi @ 6PM and when I walked in the shop today aroung 5:40ish, the shop seemed lively and busy, which is always a good sign. One of the barbers was getting cleaned up by another barber, and I am not sure if it was Femi, but the big man offered to cut my hair and I agreed since I have no idea who was good (nor really cared). He asked me how I like to cut my hair and I told him that I like basic fade with a medium length hair up top to do a nice & simple comb-over. I told him I gotta look professional and he nodded. Then he asked if he could video my "before" hair (I guess for his social media), and I gave him the permission. As the man began cutting my hair, he was very rough with the clipper. Unlike more firm and steady strokes from my usual barber in another shop (closed because the man had to leave the country) this barber dude was kinda just pushing the clipper into my hair if you catch my drift. I could feel some hair ripping at the back, but I had a borderline mullet at this point so I knew why. I complained a little and the guy changed the setting. The cut continued more or less pain-free (but in silence). Then, halfway through the cut (i.e. sides and back seems more or less cleaned up), I noticed that this man was going to trim the top. I was turned to the back at this point. However, instead of the sounds of scissors, I could feel the clipper cutting away. Before I could say anything, he made quick strokes into my hair with the clipper. By the time the man flipped me around to see the mirror, the damage had been done. He kept combing my bangs to see if that would make it better, but it was far too late. The bangs just looked silly (kinda like medieval clergyman) at this point. Then I began just straight up laughing at the situation. I could not believe this was happening, but I just decided to accept that this was what the universe wanted to throw at me and enjoy this surprise for what it was. The hairstyle I been rocking for few years was no longer possible and I began to work on recovery mode. I told him "Hey, I don't think we can salvage this" with a laugh and I told him "how can I combover my hair when there ain't much left up here." He responsed "oh what? I didn't know that's what you wanted." I was in disbelief that the man doesn't know how basic hair style that I was asking for works, but hey it legit seemed like he was working on an Asian hair for the first time. I told him, "you know what? continue what you wanted to do, I want to see the end." The guy kept going and cleaned me up in terms of sides and top and did a nice line up top. In the end, we both agreed to give it a full on buzz cut and I was keep laughing at this silly situation for what it was worth. In the end, I got a buzz cut as if I was a fresh recruit going to my basic military qualifcation training. I have not had such a hair cut since I was a teenager, so I was just accepting this gong show for what it was. Once we were done, it was pay time. For what it was worth, it was a clean cut. From the onset, I was planning on tipping 20% no matter what (since barbershops were hit hard during the COVID19), but I seriously wanted to break this promise to myself. Plus, it was cash-only joint which was also annoying. Cha-ching, I said good bye to 30 dollars. Probably will not come back again, but thanks for a funny haircut in silence. I hope this is a sign that I will get the job and "start fresh" as if I am a new army recruit. It would've been 0 star (I mean, the man did not cut the hair style I wanted!), but the surprise factor adds a star.
Supreme Cut Barbershop is a Canadian Barber shop based in Toronto, Ontario. Supreme Cut Barbershop is located at 581 Gerrard St E, Toronto, ON M4M 1Y2, Canada.
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