Park Woods Barber Shop

UPDATED BELOW.
This is certainly your ‘corner barbershop’, albeit not on a corner. As soon as you walk in, you’re in the man cave. This place has NO room for girls or sissies. If you can’t hack old license plates on the wall, small TV playing VHS movies and old newspapers strewned about, then you’re better off at a salon.
For seven bucks you get a quick cut. No frills. No fluffy blowdry.
But one thing is really missing from this perfect barbershop. And thats a shave!
I want a barber to not only cut my hair, but pull a razor out of that tall blue liquid-​filled flask with the smell of alcohol and spread warm foam on my neck and around my ears. Then a splash of aftershave on my neck for good measure. I’d pay more for the haircut if he would just do that!
So, 4 stars for the cut. If he’d shave my neck he’d earn that last star.
(I changed my 4 stars to 1 star because of the update below…)
BTW, Ron has been there for 22 years. He’s doing something right!
***UPDATE: I got home and my wife told me that the back of my head… well, it was cut crooked! At the nape of my neck, he didn’t pay attention enough to cut my hair straight across… instead it was crooked. I had to go to another barber to fix it.
Sorry, big guy, but you lost this customer!

This is a real Barber shop. Something i went to as a kid in the early 70‘s. Ron cut my hair and the place is a classic. Old stuff form days gone bye and The price from what i was told has been the same for the last 20 years. Nothing special. just a barber shop that has folks that took here kid and now that kid has taking theres their. Its a barbershop generations have taking they sons sons to this place. I love it. it the next best thing to Mayberry Flloyd‘s Barber shop

As bad as the last barber I went to was, this guy is that good! $ 7.00 for a cut, he did it right and without either rushing or fumbling around.

Don’t Forget Ron! Great Barber! And He Opens The Shop On Mondays When Most Barbers Are Closed (Unless His Back Is Acting Up). Plus The Prices Are Almost A Steal! ($ 7-​Adults, $ 6-​Children, $ 5-​Seniors) I always give him a flat $ 10 (Keep The Change I Tell Him!) Even that is still a bargain!

Small. Cobwebs in the corners near the ceiling. Old photos. Graying business cards on the corkboard. But Ray is a friendly guy who gives a good haircut, and the price is right. A «man’s» old school barber shop. When I’m getting a little bushy around the edges, I’ll head here.