Master Barber

I have been looking for a new barber because mine retired, I was passing and saw Master Barber like right when they opened the lady barber Lena is a really good barber she did a mostly scissor cut and used straight razor to finish my cut off, she cut my hair just right. I paid her and left a tip, told lena she has a new customer.

I’ve been going to Nina for about 4 years and when she isn’t backed up she can give a flawless haicut. It is usually better for one to take a peek inside and see if there is a wait. If there are more than 4 people, I would recommend running a quick errand close by and returning. Master Barber is closed on Mondays and Sundays. (Just think what days you would least want to work on when heading to the barber)
Also, I would recommend arriving at 5 in the afternoon at the latest to receive a haircut since she closes at 6. She does not appreciate it when people arrive at 6 on the dot. That means she would have to work overtime, and chances are you will not get the best haircut from her. Hope this helps!

She is definately a mens master barber. Any cut you want she can do, quick and on point. She uses a straight razor for the line up which makes it a even cleaner look. She even cleans up your beard or musache and chops off your unibrow if you have one. Also she does not bring her dog Teddy to the shop anymore, FYI for those who are scared of a lil tiny dog. Haha

Great! Quick and the best haircut I have received…

yes she has a dog named buddy, but it isn’t really a big deal for me. she usually gives a good haircut so I don’t mind going back.
lol buddy does run up to you when you walk in but after that he leaves you alone right away. she charges me $ 12 and I usually give her an even $ 15. my friend goes there often and she just charges him $ 10 flat.
it’s hard to find a place that gives consistent decent haircuts which is why this place is good.

I don’t go to a barber shop to have a barking black and white chihuahua run at me full speed. Standing by my feet at a full nine inches tall, ‘Buddy’ and his bright sweater made it a point to let me know that he was king of this castle.
I stared at Buddy for a second and then looked over to the stylist at her chair and whispered, «I’ll be back later.»