Majic Man's Barber Shop — Local services in Burnaby

I booked an appointment, sadly I missed it due to my grandfather passing away. I then called him and scheduled a new appointment and he told me 5:45, I walked there and sat down to wait for my appointment. He then looked at me and told me in a rude manner, that he isnt cutting my hair. And then i proceeded to say but i thought the appointment was for 5:45 and he told me he changed his mind and he doesnt feel like cutting my hair. In my opinion this was extremely unprofessional, and It speaks about his character on how he makes you feel as a so called customer. He treats you like you worthless. Before I had gotten my haircut here i was never very impressed by the quality or his manners. But I went because it's close to my house. wont be returning here again and I recommend you dont either unless you want a unfriendly and...

Once again, smiles from ear to ear! Further, Majic was able to fit us in on short notice because someone cancelled; short notice appointments can help deal with cancellations, but don’t get mad if it doesn’t work out, and certainly get there quickly if Majic says yes! Try to book during the week: leave a bit early from work, take the kids straight from school, this will free up the weekend spots for Majic. Plan ahead so that you avoid rushing and lateness. Give yourself an extra 5 minutes to be able to relax on the way and when you’re there. Create success in our community for Majic, still a true neighbourhood gem. Thanks again! P.S. Majic, if this post is not as useful as I think it is, tell me to...

Majic is a great barber that always comes with a friendly conversation. If your a regular, you'll notice that he takes his time and perfects his cuts everytime. Been going here for over a year now and i have no complaints.

4 year review:

Through out the years, the word depression has been used, dare I say overused as mental health became culturally popular. But I do find my self clear of it when I get a haircut from Majic. Perhaps it’s the connection in the conversation, perhaps it’s the community, but I think it goes down to one simple thing. It’s going to the same barber while going through life’s up and down and leaving better(physically and mentally) than when I enter through those glass,...