Vic's Barber Shop

Misty is the best. She always knows what I want and is always in a cheerful mood. She's one heck of a good looker too and that don't hurt one bit... All the fellas love Misty! Some guys have quirks about letting a woman cut their hair and I have a message for them. When Misty cuts your hair shes cuts from experience! She has fine tuned her skill over the years to where, she can look at your face and know exactly what cut fits you best. Misty is also a very good listener, if you ask her for something specific in your cut shes gonna make it happen. Over all a wonderful experience and I would definitely recommend going here as the prices are very fair too.

Vic’s is a great Barber shop!! They open early and are always available to assist me with excellent service! Their staff is well trained and they know what they are doing!

Misty is great with wiggly little kids, and quick too. Reasonably priced as well.

Great local haircutting establishment. I've been going hear for 5+ years.

Very attentive to what I want, and a great atmosphere while waiting.

My haircut was great and I am definitely coming to this place in the future. I am a eleven year old and I came into the shop with my mother and my grandfather. When I came into the shop the barber did not even look me in the eyes. The barber had no passion and no enthusiasm at all. I don’t know if it was my race but it was so enraging that the barber can barely say hi and cannot properly greet a human being.

Nice haircut and beard trim but ignored my instructions to leave my mustache as was. The result ruined years of growth.

I have biracial American daughters. It would be a shame if they grow up and realize that they are gay and it is not acceptable to be gay due to society’s treatment of individuals ‘free right’ to sexual orientation under the law. To be denied service or be treated as less than an American. This is un-American. This is not what the founding fathers have hope for and fought for our rights as Americans. Today I have seen this un-American behavior. My wife’s gay sister with her really short hair that uses a buzz cut was denied hair cutting service. The owner/manager’s explanation was that they have been in business for over 50 years and they don’t cut women’s hair. At that time they had a female hairdresser onsite. My wife’s sister is a small gay Asian woman with hair as short as mine and has a buzz cut like mine. I’ve had my hair cut at this place and never had any issues. I am white. I’ve never had the need, at any time in my life, have wanted to do something about this type of interaction of outright antagonism and racism towards a new client. Just because a business has been running for 50 years is never a reason to carry racism and old business practices through all these years. This should be a reason to be more accepting of any person who wants to avail of the services of a business establishment. Please think twice in getting a haircut from this place until they realize that after 50 years, it is wrong to discriminate based on race, color, ethnicity, sex and sexual orientation. It is just wrong and goes against the US constitutional amendment 14 for equal rights as per the Civil rights act of 1866. Maybe they should have put a sign on their window saying ‘Not servicing individuals that are not white, straight men’ then we would have known and not try to avail of their service. Now, my problem is my daughters saw this incident happen to their aunt and started asking questions. How could I explain this to my girls who saw how their Aunt was treated, when at their young age have never seen descrimination before?

Ive given them my business 3 times and 2/3 I've had to go pay for a second cut somewhere else. If you get anything other than a razor cut I'd go elsewhere... let's just say they're less than competent with scissors.

Haven't had any issues. It's Vic's daughter now, she kept the quality going. Great with a straight razor. Haven't had issues or needed someone to fix their work.