Great Clips

To keep a long story short on three different occasions I have had bad haircuts. I do NOT recommend this location. Even when I showed a picture they continue to give me a buzz cut! And that’s also uneven — unbelievable!

Never come back. Bad hair cut «horrible» service. I wish that I can give 0 stars for this store

I used to think that I needed to go to high end salons to get my hair cut. When I moved to Seattle, I first started going to Salon Ciba in downtown but then moved a long ways away. My mother referred me to Julie at Great Clips who cut her hair.
I have been coming here for quite a while now. Not only does Julie have great customer service but she is very skilled at her craft. I’ve come in, given her a general description of what I want, maybe shown her a picture, and it comes out looking not only like an expensive hair cut, but exactly what I had envisioned every time!
Plus, you CAN NOT beat the price. I think everybody has had their share of haircuts they have felt disappointed with, so to have someone who I can rely on, who is so talented and consistent, is a huge relief. To anyone in the Woodinville area (or beyond in my case) who is looking for a good hairdresser… Julie at Great Clips is the best!

Excellent place.

My girlfriend went in yesterday to get a hair cut. We ended up walking out because the lady seemed like she didn’t enjoy customers at all. If you don’t enjoy your job maybe find a different job where you don’t have to deal with the public.

Ask for the gentleman named Itri. He is attentive, intelligent, and truly cares about his customers. This was the first time I visited the Woodinville Great Clips and it was a very positive experience thanks to Itri. He knew how to properly cut some of the «swirly» areas in my hair. Other Great Clips locations feel more like a factory. I will be back to Woodinville.

I love Itri. The man is so nice, so professional, and so friendly, I don’t think I’d want to get a haircut, anywhere else. :)

Trying to find someone that can do a flat top in puget sound is harder to find than a Mariners highlight video. Flat tops and fades et al have gone the way of the KGB and Stevie Nicks: People have heard about them-​but they don’t know what they are exactly. People preach diversity except when it is about hair. Then it is about dying hair and soup bowl haircuts. The culture has changed from the GE College bowl to the giy on Wheel of Fortune asking if there is an «F» in Pharoah. Thankfully there is Great Clips in Woodinville, where they still know how to do flat tops, fades, mullets etc.
They are the best in Puget Sound…

If you have kids that need hair cuts, or even if you are starting to get thin on top, this place will do a decent job. Prices recently went up a bit, but considering this is a labor intensive job, I’m happy to pay to get it done. It may not be the right place if you are really vain about your hair but for us average joe’s, it works.

Hit and miss at this one… depends on who you get… I only drop by for the kids cut at desperate. Sometimes the person is very rude at counter (was on a personal call and my son and I waited 6 minutes until she got off phone today), then accidentally cut my son’s ear with the buzzer! She did not say a word to him (he is s5 yo) at all before we sat down until we got up to pay! I had to ask for a bandaid because he was bleeding. My son was very good and stayed still, but she said it happened because he was figidy which was not the case. She seemed very cold and unpersonable. Not friendly at all, and seemed like she didn’t like children. She also was somewhat snappy with me when I asked her to do a certain cut.
I think some of the staff were listening as they were with their clients, and offered warm sympathy smiles to me… also, blonde lady (maybe manager?) offered my child tootsie rolls because she probably knew the other one wasn’t that nice.
I will not go again myself, but would not recommend to not go either… again it depends on who you get.