Delilah Salon — Local services in New York

This salon is the BEST! I have been a regular client at this salon for 3 years now and have always had a stellar experience. Leyla is awesome. She has transformed my hair, always making excellent recommendations for color, highlights and cut. My hair was too dark for my complexion and she coaxed me into trying a new shade with highlights. Somehow she achieved this without the brassy hue other colorists have given me when I went lighter and which I wanted to avoid. It looks so much better it's ridiculous. Prior to Delilah's I had gone to some very upscale salons, paid much more, but never with these results. I receive so many compliments on my hair now! I have also seen Tatiana, Marc and other stylists there, all with great results. Their services are affordable and everyone is kind and professional. They really listen to the client too which is not always the case. I referred a friend to Delilah's and she was also thrilled with the results and affordable pricing....

With a vibrant yet calming Mediterranean feel surrounded by corals and Ocean blues/greens as well as soothing photographs of Greece, I felt at ease. Leila, the owner has cut my hair twice now and already she feels like an old friend. She was persistent on making sure that I knew exactly what I wanted and got it. She made suggestions but made sure I was ok with it, double checked. She is very spiritual and you can feel her earth mother type positive energy as she goes to work. But the best part is that IT IS WONDERFULLY VERY AFFORDABLE!! You just can't get that type of service, care and skill anymore for affordable prices. I think everyone should get paid what their worth for their artistry and skills, but I am very grateful for Delilah's...

I came here twice and saw Marc each time. The first haircut went well and I thought I found my new salon. The second haircut was rather traumatic and I have never been back. At the beginning of the appointment Marc asked my ethnicity which I thought was weird. I’m half Mexican and mentioned that. Later, he told me that I had very difficult hair and that it must be from my Puerto Rican side of the family. That comment came from nowhere and caught me off guard. In one sentence Marc managed to insult my hair type, be racist, and get my ethnicity wrong. I was quiet the rest of the appointment because this man had scissors at my head and I felt uneasy. I left the salon as quickly as possible after payment. I wouldn’t...