4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son a haircut regularly to Hobbs Quickcuts. I have driven in vain multiple times due to the stylist that I use not following her advised schedule. Also, I have personally witnessed that stylists show preferential treatment to their regulars while customers are waiting services. The stylists just casually call for customers that literally just walked in. They advise the customers that they were there previously and signed in or called in. That is only if the customers ask why they are getting skipped over. This isn't the kind of customer service that is conducive for repeat business.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.

4 years ago

I drive 20 miles to get myself and son's haircut regularly. However, the hairstylist is erratic with her schedule and I have driven multiple times to find out that she's not there. Also, I've noticed that stylists skip waiting customers to facilitate their regulars and tell customers that they called in advance to avoid conflict with waiting customers. To include, they fail to acknowledge waiting customers or advise them of why they are being skipped. This isn't conducive to good customer service.