Great Clips

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919 Airport Center Rd, Allentown, Pennsylvania, 18109, United States

(610) 231-0900 www.greatclips.com/salons/9210

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Amy Lynn

Jun 27, 2018

Quick trim. Which is great, because I have no patience to sit for a long haircut. Friendly staff. UPDATE- went back a few months later for another trim. It took a girl a good minute to even acknowledge me. Then said "can I help you with something?" (With an attitude) I said Excuse me. She repaeted the same thing "can I help you with something?" I wanted to say "yeah, can I have a burger and fries b*!ch?. What do you think I'm here for. Rude!!! That's all it takes. I will NEVER go back.

Adam D

Mar 21, 2018

I am a regular customer here. Best part is the online check in that tells me about how busy it is. Depending on the day or promotion it could be busy. Everyone is generally friendly and it's fairly prices. If other places has the online check in I'd consider switching

Michael Hancewicz

Feb 26, 2018

I was seated almost immediately after entering. The chili was outstanding, but the jambalaya was too good for words! Brew selection was impressive, 🍷 list would satisfy most. The wait staff was excellent. Prices were good to moderate. It was a slow night; recommend getting there early on the weekends.

Spencer Drager

May 14, 2018

Friendly staff, good price. Check in online to avoid/plan for a wait. Some hairdressers better than others but that's anywhere.

Melissa Prysak

Apr 4, 2018

To the nasty chick who decided it was perfectly acceptable to insult and demean my pregnant friend when all she wanted was to treat herself to a nice cut and style (which she didn’t get; my 9 year old would’ve done better with a hacksaw); you should be absolutely ashamed of yourself and pray that no one ever makes you feel as embarrassed and dehumanized as you made her feel. To the management; perhaps you should remind your employees that they are in the service industry, and if they’re incapable of at least giving the most basic level of common courtesy and human decency to their customers, that they should find employment elsewhere...preferably in a cubicle or some dark hole where they don’t have to interact with others.