$15 for haircut with neck shave! $19 haircut, neck shave…read moreand beard trim! Small old fashion shop not busy a hidden gem. Only accepts cash but there's several atms in the shopping plaza.

Great barber shop that has endured through the pandemic. Bob knows how to cut hair and can give…read moreyou the style you want. When I moved to Portland last year I was nervous about finding a barber, but he listened and got my cut right the first time. He is very experienced, friendly and easy to work with. I highly recommend this barber shop!

I went here once a year ago and hated my haircut. It was awful. I went again last week and had…read moreCortez as my barber. That man is a wizard with hair. My hair is exceptionally hard to cut well (I think) and he did an incredible job. He lined up my beard very nicely too. He gave me fade and took a bit off the top. Honestly, it was probably the best haircut I've ever had, and I I'll be back for sure. The vibe is relaxed and chilled. This is not a hair salon, so don't expect shampoos and all that jazz. It's just a barber shop. It's definitely on the pricier side so be away. Definitely make appointments online instead of walking in. If you see this Cortez, well done.

Keiry was amazing listen to exactly what I wanted and was very personable. I think told my life…read morestory lol anyways haircut was fast and smooth!!!! Shop was very clean and had a great vibe . Reminds me of home in Los Angeles and let me tell it's hard to find a fresh cut and good fade .

Larry is as good as they get. My Dad's been going to him for 25 years or more since he was a kid…read more This isn't just a job to him, it's his life. The guy knows how to talk with people and put them at ease. A lost art amongst barbers nowadays. Funny and unpretentious. He'll get the job done.

Extremely accommodating to older, disabled customer - me. Easily translates fuzzy concepts into…read moreprecision man's haircut with a very nicely exited beard trim. Excellent location, far from the modern cookie-cutter high volume metric standard of chain "stylists" and hair cutters. 'A cut above' does not do Larry's operation justice.

Walked in for haircut and beard trim. Jacob was the barber that helped me. He was very intent on…read moreunderstanding what i wanted in the cut and helped me figure out how best to describe it. The cut was delivered as requested, and i'm pleased with the attention to detail. I'll definitely be back!

I took my son in to get his hair trimmed. My son was explaining how he wanted his hair cut and…read moreStiles the barber seemed very frustrated and annoyed that he couldn't understand what my son wanted. My son then tried to look for a picture on his phone because Stiles didn't understand and both him and another barber seemed very annoyed that he didn't get in the chair fast enough. As a customer, I believe it is important that you are heard especially because it's your hair and you are a paying customer! My son didn't have a very good experience at all and I will not be coming back again. He was very unhappy with his haircut because Stiles didn't want to take the time to listen or try to understand what he wanted. I cancelled my appointment that I had with my other son. If you have long hair and don't need a fade, I suggest going elsewhere.

Hubby's first haircut in months. John did a great job making him look like a civilized human being,…read moreand the price was quite reasonable. Great atmosphere, nice people (Darlene & John). Will definitely go back regularly.

Hi, I am 79. Darlene has been cutting my hair for over…read morethirty years. Also has cut my 30yr. old son's hair for thirty years No one could compare with her haircut and her personality. There are VERY few true Barbers anymore ,Thank you Darlene for many years of GREAT haircuts. Ted Paulus

Pros: The owner seems like a nice guy, many people rave…read moreover their services Cons: One jerk of a barber, atmosphere may not always be appropriate for all ages Details (mostly so other parents know what we experienced): My pre-teen son needed a real hairstyle instead of a clipper cut at home. Faded Up had a lot of great reviews so we went for a walk-in haircut. He ended up in "Stiles" chair. We brought three photos and discussed likes/dislikes about each. We clearly explained my son wanted an easy style and nothing too trendy. As the haircut progressed, Stiles kept combing it over with a hard part and we had to point out several times that was not what my son wanted. It was evident Stiles was angry and frustrated by the end, and he loudly advised me from across the shop that next time we should know what we want before we come in. I guess photos are not enough? In the end the haircut was just ok. I had to even up the sides when we got home, as well as clean up a spot that was nicked and continued to bleed into the evening. Neither of my sons liked the heavy R&B channel playing on the TV, and I was surprised by a couple videos featuring dancers in strip clubs grinding their barely-dressed pelvises in men's faces. I'm a fairly open and progressive parent, but I didn't feel the "entertainment" was appropriate for a business that is said to be a good place to take children years younger than mine. The end result? My sons asked me to brush up on my haircutting skills because they don't want to go to a barber shop again. I understand how this place could appeal to some though, and I hope they continue to be successful.

The reason these guys get one star is because of the toxic macho attitude that overruns this…read morebusiness. They say they work with younger kids, boys specifically, yet the videos on their TV with mostly naked women, Rap videos full of women being objectified and general decor around this place that seems to encourage a "macho men only" feel, is not a place for younger men or boys. The language was extreme as well, being used by the stylist, and before I get some, "Oh you're a Karen" or, "Oh you're a religious nut" gaslighting or deflection, I am neither. Nothing wrong with being a progressive-minded person who feels general decent behavior is not a bad thing and good role modeling for younger people is nice. These guys are man-children running a shop that has no class.

Holy crap! Went in looking for a beard "trim" and haircut. I asked the woman working there (not the…read moreblonde, she's fantastic) if she can do beards because I'm very particular. She said yes, and jokes that it's only hair and it'll grow back. I also told her I'm growing my long moustache out and only clean it up. What I ended up with was a jacked up butcher job! She said "now you can see your lips. I guess so... It's 1/2 above my damn lip! And the beard is jacked up too!! I honestly feel I now need to shave it all off and start over. 3 years down the drain. I've always walked out of there with a great cut but this looks like a 3rd grader did it. Judge for yourself...

Was wondering how this place was still taking on business with the bowling alley and restaurant…read moregone. Apparently, they aren't. If you've been a longtimer, apparently you're grandfathered in... and there's a lot of grandfathers in the waiting room. If not, you can't join them on the slow march to the grave. That's fine, but it's annoying when you're downtown looking for a haircut and your regular guy's on his deathbed again. Take the sign down.

I hardly ever post, but unfortunately this deserves to be shared... Sirena is either too fragile to…read morereceive any feedback, unable to do any other sort of haircuts beyond what she knows, or just doesn't care enough to give you the cut you ask for. Both myself, our 10 year old and 2 year old have given her multiple tries and every time she is not open to hearing anything about the way she cut our hair. The final straw was today when my wife, walking on eggshells, asked if she could trim the back of our 2-year old's hair so he had less of a mullet. With a rude frustrated tone told my wife that it wasn't a mullet and that she couldn't without tapering it. My wife asked her to try, our little guy wiggled and Sirena snapped at my wife saying "see, now I have to take the buzzers" which she did abruptly and overly forceful. The cut now looks fine, but she was SO rude, disinterested in hearing anything and asked us to not come back simply because we asked her if she could cut our boy's hair like we would like it. We weren't asking for anything crazy, just more a clean look than long and mullety. She left my cowlick really long which always stands up even after I asked her to take it short. When I asked her at the end of the cut to take it shorter she said that she 'couldn't' in a really short, unapologetic, and condescending tone. I'm glad that she's local, stays pretty busy and maybe she doesn't need our business, but it's sad that someone feels they have to treat others in that manner. I would however never recommend others to go there unless you're willing to sit down, shut up about your hair, and walk out with whatever she wants to do. On an aside, I have NEVER felt out of place or negatively judged for speaking another language in public, but as soon as I opened my mouth speaking French to my children, I instantly felt a tenser atmosphere and both she and the other woman who cut hair didn't speak to me or my kids the rest of our visit besides formalities.

Been going here since I was a kid.. love the vibe in this place.. great hair cuts tooread more