About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Supercuts one morning, an old man entered with a shopping bag full of combs and brushes. As he sat down, the PA crackled to life: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, our most loyal customer today has brought us… a complete set of grooming tools!’ As he finished his haircut, the old man stood up and announced, 'And now I’ll show you how it’s done!' Turns out, he was also a master stylist—his next client walked in wearing a hat that matched his comb selection perfectly. The whole place erupted in laughter, and from then on, everyone knew Supercuts as not just any hair salon but the place where style meets comedy.
2. At Supercuts, every afternoon around three o’clock, a faint humming sound would start coming from the back room. Employees and customers alike would turn their heads, curious but nonchalant—until one day, a delivery driver swore he saw a shadowy figure cutting invisible hair. Word quickly spread among locals that it was an old barber ghost, haunting the place since the salon’s heyday in the nineties. One evening, after closing time, a neighbor popped in for a trim. When asked if she’d seen anything strange, she giggled and said, ‘Only the most stylish haircut I’ve ever had!’ Ever since then, Supercuts became known not just for its affordable cuts, but also for occasional supernatural touch-ups.
3. At Supercuts, behind the cash register one day, a delivery driver left a mysterious box wrapped in brown paper. No note, no return address. The next morning, the manager opened the box and found inside a pair of mismatched socks with a note that read: ‘Happy April Fool’s!’ Turns out it was just a prank from a friendly neighborhood delivery guy who loved practical jokes.
4. At Supercuts, on any given Wednesday afternoon, a young woman named Sarah would enter carrying a large box wrapped in brown paper. She’d casually ask for her usual cut, but everyone knew she wasn’t there for just a trim. As she left, no one ever saw what was inside that mysterious package, but rumors swirled—was it her secret stash of vintage records? Or perhaps handmade crafts from her travels? Nobody dared ask Sarah directly, and soon enough, Wednesday afternoons became something special at Supercuts.