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1608 Town Center Dr #400, Pflugerville, Texas, 78660, United States

(512) 428-4947 supercuts.com/locations/tx/pflugerville/stone-hill-town-center-haircuts-81235.html

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Carlos Morales

Aug 14, 2018

Horrible place, no common sense whatsoever considering school is starting and they only had one stylist on deck for an 1 1/2 half and a lot of folks waiting. Once the other stylists showed up, there was no sense of urgency for them to take care of their customers. They took their time setting up their stations and gossiping before they were ready. To add insult to injury, every time the phone rang it took the stylist away from the client she was working on( don’t know how to multi-task). On top of all that, none of them know how to fade or cut hair. I blame no one but myself for thinking that Supercuts has changed, obviously I’m a moron and I was very wrong. I WILL NEVER go back to that place, not even if I was on fire and my life depended on it. So..... if you’re up for getting a third rate haircut, waiting, and not being happy when leaving, then by all means Supercuts is for you. If not, stay away from that place, they suck......

Don Phelps

Sep 9, 2018

Excellent service and a quality haircut. Didn't have to wait and the stylist was super friendly and made sure my haircut was to my liking.

Kat Robertson

Sep 16, 2018

This is the second time in a row you guys have managed to butcher my kids hair. Thank you so much for leaving me with this mess the day before school photos.

Luisa Mendoza

Jul 18, 2018

Only two styles and the one I got did my hair to fast did not get the style I wanted.

Brenda Hatcher

Jul 12, 2018

Hamburger and fries were good but the drunk telling obsinities and harrassing the bar tender needed to be kicked out!

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