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Such a great shop. Been going there for years and have always been met with friendly and welcoming faces. Chris is my go to barber. His cuts are sculpted perfectly. He really puts a lot of effort into making sure you’re more than satisfied with your cut. He is a true artist and I would highly recommend him. Every time I leave the shop I know I’m on point! Make sure to check him out when you stop in.

Simply the best Barbershop I’ve been to in California. I stumbled across this place on my visit from San Diego. The shops down there just wasn’t getting the job done. But once I founded this place I was in barbershop heaven. The owner is a really nice guy and all the barber’s are great. I go to Joey, he’s been cutting my hair since 2005. When he’s not there you can go to anyone. Great atmosphere and great conversation. Sports is always the main topic, but they will indulge in conversations about world events. I love this place and will recommend it to anyone.

Chuck, Joe, Earl and the gang are all great barbers. I typically use Earl, but they are each surgical in their barbering precision. If you want to talk, they are great conversationalists, and if you just want to be quiet, they will respect that space. An added plus for folks with busy lives: they will cut men’s hair on Sundays. A pleasant and comfortable barbering experience.
Bob R.

I’ve been coming here on and off for about 5 years. I usually get my hair done by Torrance (always throws down) or Joe Sr, recently Gabriel too. I’ve never had a bad cut. You can’t go wrong with the first 3 or 4 chairs. Ignore the hours on this page as I steadily come in after 6pm and never get refused. You may not get seated right away especially on a weekend or Friday night, be patient and you’ll be good. It seems like they mostly do guys, but every once in a while there’s a few ladies in here doing women, I’d assume by appointment only. I stay coming back, as once you have a good barber you don’t lose em.

Honestly, I’ve never been to this shop but I won’t.
I was stalked by one of the stylists at a recent farmer’s market outing. The sista couldn’t quite understand my multicolored hair and rather than approach me and try to get to know me as a potential client (and as someone who could increase her client base), she promptly stared at me up and down and handed me her business card.
A few things:
1. Did she also approach the white girl with the multicolored hair or was I the special one?
2. Instead of focusing on the different colors in my hair, if she was a true «stylist» like she proclaimed, she would’ve seen my hair, in its natural state, is very healthy and I take very good care of it.
3. I know this chick with a face greasier than Jermaine Jackson’s, edges more busted than Iggy Azalea’s face, and hair drier than Mary J. Blige’s vocals was really giving me the side-​eye. Little girl, please.
I promptly tore up her card. I don’t remember her name other than it started with a T and she’s from Chicago. She will forever be known as Tacky from Chicago. I don’t know how you bitches in Chicago do it, but we don’t tolerate that bullshit here in L.A.
Black hairstylists are a dime a dozen in L.A. Please believe that.

I have always enjoyed the Barber shop. It is true what they say in the movie that a fresh new hair cut can completely change a person.
When I first walked in I noticed that I was the only white customer. Not a bad thing and no one made me uncomfortable by any means. I am bald so my hair cut is not really a cut, but a simple shave. It is fairly easy.
The first person I went to was Torrance. He was pretty cool to chat with and took his time and he even tried to even out all the lines, which was a nice gesture and tried to get the back where the stray hairs sometimes go.
I have also got a trim from Dwight and Charles. There is usually a seat available. Most of the barbers are personable and professional. They do make you feel welcome and some will offer you their card for side business which may save you a little money.
Overall, I have been very impressed. The price is what it is and $ 20.00, though a little high priced for a simple buzz trim in essence is a little pricy, the quality of product that comes out matches the price.
I probably will be heading back their within the next month.