Not a “Brown”- guys grooming. The moment you enter this place you get , eyes rolling, bit of a taunt, very subtle and systematically thrown around , being made a fun of kind of a feeling.

If you try booking with the accent they will tell you straight away about the barber that you don’t want and it’s all booked and give you an apprentice to be dealt with to start with as an option.
Apparently, there is a form that tells them about your last haircut you had the information won’t be taken or recorded as seriously because I got a haircut that I never asked for today.
If you are a brown or any other coloured person. It will take barely 3-4 minutes(for a brown guy only) to get shampooed by an “apprentice”(since, you will never be a priority or a customer)and being told to move your head in a way that clearly have an underlying taunts(tone). For “”“other””” customers for shampooing only it takes way longer than that. They are being massaged properly, being talked to politely.

Further, The fact that you will be made to feel unwanted and waste of time as early as you enter, barber won’t want to talk to you even if you would want to make a conversation(not that I am a big fan of small talk) you will be replied by constant silent treatment. It’s being ongoing for almost since the time I had first haircut with them.
I used to think of it as misunderstanding from my part, sometime hairdryer would burn my scalp, sometime the water will be way too hot, sometime things you said will be twisted and thrown back to you.
Sorry Desi Guys, have some self respect and self esteem and read those not very subtle signs. They are all over. We have plenty of other barbers in the suburbs with no hefty parking fees and busy traffic.

Approximate cost: $70