StonedRaider wrote: » Walking through the city last Thursday after lunchtime and a lot of these guys places were empty. The barbers hanging outside smoking
leroy d wrote: » Popped into Fat Tonys for a hair trim in Oranmore. Pre covid the price was €13. Price is now €24!. Nearly 100% price increase!. I hsve bern a customer there for several years, but not anymore. I reckon there are gonna be alot of long haired hippies hanging around Oranmore. Me thinks fat Tony needs to go on a diet.
spurshero wrote: » I got it could a couple times in oranmore and it was 18 pre Covid . Your going back a while since it was 13 or else you were on a special deal !
leroy d wrote: » Definitly €13 pre covid. I had been going there for several years and would always hand over €15 and leave the €2 change as a tip.
kheb wrote: » The €24 includes a booking fee which saves queueing for up to an hour surrounded by numerous people. It’s worth paying in a pandemic and probably worth paying in normal times. The price pre Covid was €18 or €19.
FileNotFound wrote: » That's a cheap trick for sure. Pretty piss poor. A lot of businesses have struggled along during this only surviving due to government supports that the tax payer will have to foot. Ripping off the tax payer after this is pretty low..
kheb wrote: » €5 extra for the convenience of booking and not waiting for up to an hour on a busy Friday evening or Saturday is good value to me but maybe not to others.
beardybrewer wrote: » Unless you need something fancy just get one of these: https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Remington-Clippers-Lengths-Trimming-Detailing/dp/B012F8MS9A/ref=sxin_11_trr_3082239031_2?cv_ct_cx=clippers+hair&dchild=1&keywords=clippers+hair&pd_rd_i=B012F8MS9A&pd_rd_r=0796acd7-73b1-445e-b084-ccc6f0c5a2aa&pd_rd_w=e2OJE&pd_rd_wg=pck7L&pf_rd_p=1d13bff8-47cf-4a87-a6dc-3d450fd9093d&pf_rd_r=2J964SWEDCPF3GR8JX5H&qid=1620925832&sr=1-3-439ac954-ad46-4ba0-bd86-480f8aab80ed
6 wrote: » It's become pretty clear to me that most mens haircuts aren't that complex, and can be pretty much nailed after a dozen attempts. Decent scissors and clippers obviously required. No doubt the more complex ones need more expertise. I know a lot of people that will continue to get clipped at home and avoid the inevitable price gouging.
JustAThought wrote: » Customer - not taxpayer! C’mon!! So there’s a booking fee now so people know they will have a slot and his time and the slot won’t be entirely wasted they don’t turn up. Plus they have more compliance overheads to pay for - disposable gowns, disposable towels, more in between cleaning of seats/counters/walls etc all of which costs money along with the masks and customer dividers etc now takes time & will decrease the number of hair cutting slots in the day. Be fair! from e18 to that when you consider all the new overheads and covid safety compliance rules and the price of all those disinfectant sprays and a booking fee to ensure no Q’ing in the rain - its a small & understandable .
[Deleted User] wrote: » The Upper Cut barbers in Knocknacarra (beside Cappagh Stores) is €16 for a regular men's cut appointment (30mins slot).
Wiggywiggle wrote: » Where’s the cheapest youve seen in the city or county? €20/22 out in oranmore,