D’ Peña Barbershop & Salon

This business pamphleted the windshield of every single car on my street right before a big rainstorm on June 25. The glossy images on the pamphlets peeled off and clung to the windshield when the paper dried, leaving close to 100 of us with cars that now advertise D’Peña’s business to us through our own windshields while we drive. It’s really sticky stuff, too, requiring a razor blade to remove. At this point, based on my first experience with D’Peña, I’d have a hard time recommending their business to anyone.

I don’t know why there hasn’t been an entry on Unilocal for D’Pena until now. It all started when I stepped outside one day on my way to another barber shop I had discovered on Unilocal,when I saw a postcard-​sized promo for this place sitting on my porch. It looked trustworthy enough, had better logo design than the shop I had in mind, and was about half a mile closer to me.
So I walked there and got the best haircut and beard trim I’ve ever had for $ 20. They’re now my go-​to.
These guys are great. The shop’s all decked out in Dominican swag and they’re always hanging out having fun in the shop. If you can speak some spanish it’s a plus. But there’s never been anything lost in translation. They always make me look good, and spend a lot of time perfecting the cut.
Cash only.