J+B Studio By Bob The Barber

Bob and his staff do an amazing job! My son and I both get our haircut here. My son’s three and can be a little fussy and wiggly during his haircuts but they do a great job working with us and it always turn out great. I highly recommend J+B studio!

Bob and his staff do an amazing job! My son and I both get our haircut here. My son’s three and can be a little fussy and wiggly during his haircuts but they do a great job working with us and it always turn out great. I highly recommend J+B studio!

I’ve been bringing my son here for the past few years. He got his first real haircut at J&B and he loved it! He got to sit in a car of his choice! I’ve since then had his haircut by a handful of stylists at the Glen location and everyone is always great! Bob is always in the salon while we are there and greets us with a warm welcome and sends us off with a happy goodbye! Walk-ins always welcome which is convenient for us. It’s a great place!

I’ve been bringing my son here for the past few years. He got his first real haircut at J&B and he loved it! He got to sit in a car of his choice! I’ve since then had his haircut by a handful of stylists at the Glen location and everyone is always great! Bob is always in the salon while we are there and greets us with a warm welcome and sends us off with a happy goodbye! Walk-ins always welcome which is convenient for us. It’s a great place!

**A Now Former Loyal Customer’s Perspective: Quality vs. Rigid Policies** For over a decade, I’ve been a devoted client of this establishment, witnessing its growth from a modest shop named ‘Bob the Barber’ when it was a one person establishment with $10-$15 haircuts to the thriving business it is today. Bob’s talent is undeniable—he consistently delivers exceptional haircuts, which is why I’ve referred countless friends and colleagues over the years, many of whom remain loyal customers. However, I feel compelled to share a concern about the lack of flexibility in handling occasional missteps from long-standing clients. In 10+ years of regular appointments, I’ve unfortunately missed two sessions due to scheduling errors on my part. While I fully respect the need for policies to protect the business’s time and revenue, I was disappointed that no grace was extended despite my history of loyalty and advocacy. Charging the full price for missed appointments—without exception—feels at odds with the mutual respect I’d expect after years of partnership. To add context: There have been instances where Bob himself ran behind schedule, yet I’ve always accommodated delays without requesting compensation or adjustments. A bit of reciprocity in understanding would go a long way in maintaining goodwill with clients who’ve supported the business’s growth. That said, I still recommend Bob for his unmatched skill. Just be mindful of the strict adherence to policies—whether for lateness or scheduling mishaps—regardless of tenure or patronage. A great haircut is guaranteed, but flexibility for loyal clients, in my experience, is not. I own and accept the mistake I made in scheduling, however I think I need to take my business elsewhere.

**A Now Former Loyal Customer’s Perspective: Quality vs. Rigid Policies** For over a decade, I’ve been a devoted client of this establishment, witnessing its growth from a modest shop named ‘Bob the Barber’ when it was a one person establishment with $10-$15 haircuts to the thriving business it is today. Bob’s talent is undeniable—he consistently delivers exceptional haircuts, which is why I’ve referred countless friends and colleagues over the years, many of whom remain loyal customers. However, I feel compelled to share a concern about the lack of flexibility in handling occasional missteps from long-standing clients. In 10+ years of regular appointments, I’ve unfortunately missed two sessions due to scheduling errors on my part. While I fully respect the need for policies to protect the business’s time and revenue, I was disappointed that no grace was extended despite my history of loyalty and advocacy. Charging the full price for missed appointments—without exception—feels at odds with the mutual respect I’d expect after years of partnership. To add context: There have been instances where Bob himself ran behind schedule, yet I’ve always accommodated delays without requesting compensation or adjustments. A bit of reciprocity in understanding would go a long way in maintaining goodwill with clients who’ve supported the business’s growth. That said, I still recommend Bob for his unmatched skill. Just be mindful of the strict adherence to policies—whether for lateness or scheduling mishaps—regardless of tenure or patronage. A great haircut is guaranteed, but flexibility for loyal clients, in my experience, is not. I own and accept the mistake I made in scheduling, however I think I need to take my business elsewhere.