Great Clips

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Great Clips one morning, a regular asked the stylist, ‘Do you ever wonder why your customers always leave with a smile?’ The stylist shrugged and replied, ‘I guess they just like my work.’ The regular grinned and said, ‘Or maybe it’s because every time someone comes in here, they meet their new best friend—you!’ And off they both laughed, realizing that sometimes Great Clips wasn’t just about haircuts—it was about finding unexpected connections.

2. At Great Clips, a little girl burst into tears when her mom tried to explain that no, they couldn't get ice cream after getting her hair cut. Just outside the door, an old delivery driver laughed and said, ‘Kids always want ice cream!’ The little girl sniffled but eventually smiled, realizing she’d get something special later—maybe even two scoops.

3. At Great Clips, a neighbor walked in with his new puppy. The tiny dog immediately ran up to every customer and staff member, licking everyone’s hands and faces without stopping. Then an elderly lady exclaimed, ‘Oh my goodness, what a sweet little thing!’ She bent down to pet him, but the pup misinterpreted her gesture as another invitation to kiss. To everyone’s delight, she ended up covered in slobbery kisses from nose to chin! Ever since then, customers joke that Great Clips has the best facial moisturizer around.

4. At Great Clips, an elderly gentleman was getting his usual trim when he noticed something strange happening outside. A delivery driver kept glancing up at the ceiling, muttering under his breath and occasionally pointing towards the sky. Curious, the customer leaned over and whispered, ‘What’s going on?’ The delivery driver looked around furtively before leaning closer and whispering back, ‘There’s a pigeon stuck in the vent!’ The old man chuckled and said, ‘I’ve seen stranger things here.’ They both watched as the bird struggled, until finally a young girl from next door popped her head in and rescued it with a broom. As she walked away, everyone burst out laughing—even the usually stoic barbershop was filled with warmth that day.