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Crocs barber
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26-07-2011 2:28pm#1Spotted that they opened on Ballinacurra road a few weeks back.
Has anyone gone in to get a cut or shave there yet? If so, how good are they and what are the prices like?
Their location is quite handy.
Prefer to find out how good or bad they are through someone else's hair than my own
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Spotted that they opened on Ballinacurra road a few weeks back.
Has anyone gone in to get a cut or shave there yet? If so, how good are they and what are the prices like?
Their location is quite handy.
Prefer to find out how good or bad they are through someone else's hair than my own
I'm pretty sure there is a Crocs barber in Ballybrown, I got my hair cut in there one day by a turkish (or egyptian I can't remember) gentleman and he did a top notch job. I'm not sure if the two venues are related and if it is the same gentleman?0 -
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Poxyshamrock wrote: »Anyone know if this place is still open? Passed it Monday and it looked closed?
Want to pop down for a haircut during college tomorrow!
Was open earlier when I drove by.
Let me know what it is like, always better to find the bad barbers using another person's hair. With any luck it will be the opposite though. 0 -
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Beer Baron wrote: »I'm sure I saw a sign on the window saying €15 a dry cut. No thanks, cheaper to be had in town.
€7 with my voucher in Alis barber in September. I think they run the voucher thing every other month.
€15 seems dear for a dry cut, so a proper wash and cut would be a lot more expensive methinks.0 -
€15 seems dear for a dry cut, so a proper wash and cut would be a lot more expensive methinks.
Wash you hair at home Kess73 McMillions :rolleyes:
EDIT ah no, hang on. The girl with the big hooters in Blades years back(remember, when we had money). She was grand for an aul head massage. 0 -
Itsdacraic wrote: »I'm pretty sure there is a Crocs barber in Ballybrown, I got my hair cut in there one day by a turkish (or egyptian I can't remember) gentleman and he did a top notch job. I'm not sure if the two venues are related and if it is the same gentleman?Spotted that they opened on Ballinacurra road a few weeks back.
Has anyone gone in to get a cut or shave there yet? If so, how good are they and what are the prices like?
Their location is quite handy.
Prefer to find out how good or bad they are through someone else's hair than my own
Croc's Barber's are the best in town . well Recommened , I have been there five time's myself and it is my on going Barbers. It is only a tenner for all gent hair cut's , hot towel shave's are 15 alright ..
Steve is an amazing Barber ?? ...0 -
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Let me know what it is like, always better to find the bad barbers using another person's hair. With any luck it will be the opposite though.
What do you sometimes catch the Barbers doing with peoples hair Kess :eek:
- Sounds like some creepy Silence of the Lambs thing - But with swept hair.....
And when its the opposite what do you do ??????Beer Baron wrote: »€7 with my voucher in Alis barber in September.
FFS if you're gonna wait another 7 months for a haircut then maybe throw the poor man a tenner - Just make sure he doesn't do anything odd with all that hair afterwards, maybe bag it and bring it with you or something.....
P.S. Gotta love Steves story, seemingly the shop is open a few weeks and he's been in there 5 times already - Must look like Kojak by now......0 -
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