TRUMAN Barbershop, Tallinn

Ratings

Skill

✂️

Cutting

2/5

🔥

Fade

1/5

General

👨‍💼

Experience

1/5

🧑‍🤝‍🧑

Staff

1/5

🛋️

Atmosphere

1/5

😷

Cleanliness

4/5

❤️

Friendliness

1/5

Extra

⏱

Cutting time

30 minutes

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Description

TRUMAN Barbershop is considered one of the best and most popular barber shops in Tallinn, Estonia. The barbershop is located on Rävala puiestee 5, Tallinn and is rated 4.5 out of 5 stars by 207 unique and verified visitors.

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Location

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Rävala puiestee 5, Tallinn

🏙

Tallinn

🇪🇪

Estonia

Opening hours

Monday
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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mikel Val

6 months ago

I do not recommend this place. It is a modern and comfortable hair salon, but unfortunately the atmosphere is not welcoming. The employees are Russian and mostly the customers too. Therefore, the barber shop may be a little uncomfortable for those customers familiar with the standards of services in Europe. I had a very bad experience. The hairdresser who cut my hair had an authoritarian, unfriendly and impolite style. I tried to explain to her nicely and cordially how I wanted my hair done. But she answered me with an inappropriate tone of voice and with an angry facial expression. I asked her if she was upset, and we had a bit of an awkward discussion. Later, the other hairdressers started to talk in Russian to each other about the incident, thinking that I didn't understand, which is very unprofessional. I don't know about other cultures, but in mine, when I go to a hair salon, I want to feel relaxed and cared for. There are many people in Estonia who still have a Soviet-era mentality.
mikel Val

6 months ago

I do not recommend this place. It is a modern and comfortable hair salon, but unfortunately the atmosphere is not welcoming. The employees are Russian and mostly the customers too. Therefore, the barber shop may be a little uncomfortable for those customers familiar with the standards of services in Europe. I had a very bad experience. The hairdresser who cut my hair had an authoritarian, unfriendly and impolite style. I tried to explain to her nicely and cordially how I wanted my hair done. But she answered me with an inappropriate tone of voice and with an angry facial expression. I asked her if she was upset, and we had a bit of an awkward discussion. Later, the other hairdressers started to talk in Russian to each other about the incident, thinking that I didn't understand, which is very unprofessional. I don't know about other cultures, but in mine, when I go to a hair salon, I want to feel relaxed and cared for. There are many people in Estonia who still have a Soviet-era mentality.
mikel Val

6 months ago

I do not recommend this place. It is a modern and comfortable hair salon, but unfortunately the atmosphere is not welcoming. The employees are Russian and mostly the customers too. Therefore, the barber shop may be a little uncomfortable for those customers familiar with the standards of services in Europe. I had a very bad experience. The hairdresser who cut my hair had an authoritarian, unfriendly and impolite style. I tried to explain to her nicely and cordially how I wanted my hair done. But she answered me with an inappropriate tone of voice and with an angry facial expression. I asked her if she was upset, and we had a bit of an awkward discussion. Later, the other hairdressers started to talk in Russian to each other about the incident, thinking that I didn't understand, which is very unprofessional. I don't know about other cultures, but in mine, when I go to a hair salon, I want to feel relaxed and cared for. There are many people in Estonia who still have a Soviet-era mentality.