Phenomenal barber shop! I've been going there for about 5 years and it's always been a great…read moreexperience. They have 4 barbers there and I trust every one of them to do a great job. They are always happy, friendly, efficient and professional. I've never had to wait more than a few minutes. (I also only go during the week) I highly recommend.

Very sad to be writing this review but it has to be done. I've been a customer here for 10 years…read morenow and the staff has always been nice and most of them do a great job with hair cuts and beard trims. Over the last two year's sadly the price of the haircut has doubled from $11 to 23 the price of the beard trim without a shave has gone up to $22! Which is INSANE and with the tip far more than any guy should be paying to have your hair and beard trimmed up. In the future I'll be having to take my business elsewhere that has consistent and reasonable prices. Heck even two months ago I was charged $35 for a combined hair and beard trim and it suddenly went up to $45 today.

Walked in. Had a 10 minute wait. Got a haircut and shave…read more Shave was nice, old fashioned similar to a NYC shave. Used several hot towels, and got a very smooth shave. I will return.

Boris Barber Shop is awesome. I first starting going there when I lived in Sayville, and I still…read morecontinue to go back since I moved to Bayshore. Sam is my go to barber. His attention to detail is unmatched. Even when other barbers are available, customers wait for Sam. I've been going there for over a year, and have never had one issue with the results. I get a low skin tape up, trim on top, and have my bear shaped up and trimmed.

If you have not been to this barbershop and are considering it just for a simple, clean cut, give…read moreit a try. I've only been once, but as a first-time customer, who is pleased with the cut I received a week and a half later, I will return. (Do note that customization is a priority at this location, so be very specific about how you want your cut.) ****Explanation**** Since moving to New York (in particular, a rural area, I'd say) and since I attempted to give myself a Caesar cut (all even) to save some money, I decided to give Finest Barbers Shop a try. Within a ten-mile radius of Moriches (given the nearby Sam's, Pete's, and Fred's barbershops), I'd say they were the "blackest," if you will, barbershop I could find. However, please understand that I was just concerned about the quality of my haircut; their clientele when I went was quite diverse: I remember seeing a white father-son tandem, two black males (three, including myself), and five, I'd say, Hispanics (two men and a father with his two sons). **The Atmosphere** The atmosphere was relaxed. When I walked in, I expected some form of acknowledgment from a barber, but I only received one from an African brother getting his cut. (I thought, "I hope this is a 'New York' thing and not anxieties within subsets of the minority community.) No worries though. The older barbers (three, at the time) were more focused on their individual tasks: hopefully, giving each paying customer a decent cut. (Now that I think about it, I don't believe I would acknowledge anyone myself if I had to work on Labor Day.) ESPN was playing on one TV, and C-Span on the other. (Both TVs were later turned to C-Span, so everyone could tune into Obama's Labor Day speech.) Every man waiting to get a haircut respected the other's man space. Commotion only entered the shop when a woman came in with her two orbiting-out-of-control kids, and I think we all (her husband with the two kids who presumably took after his reserved direction included) bade her goodbye! (My girlfriend said she brought the commotion next door to the nail salon. There was one guy sitting next to me who felt the need to carry on with a phone conversation inside the barbershop, but that's about it.) The place livened up when the barber who cut my hair came in; and the barbers, though speaking in Spanish and me (with my Broken Spanish) understanding very little of the banter, developed a keener focus on Obama's speech--of which, I could care less about. (I just wanted my hair to be cut--and decently.) **The Cut** My barber, Pablo, gave me one of the best Caesar cuts I've ever had. In terms of length, it was even; and the shape-up was textbook (almost as though he used a level and ruler to deal with my oddly-shaped head). I felt rather lazy, so I opted for the full cut (head and beard, which is $20, by the way). He's pretty good with a razor. He understood what I meant when I said that I wanted to keep the stubble under my chin and have the whisker-like ends of my 'stache removed. My only gripe would be the length of my sideburns: one was at the bottom of my ear, whereas the other was just above the other. (Maybe one ear is lower than the other or something, I don't know.) However, Pablo gave me a solid foundation for the fro, which I'll have shaped up by him over time (or cut). We'll see. **Verdict (Again)** My girlfriend approved, and after living with the cut for about a week and a half I certainly approve.

If your looking for a Fresh cut!, look no further…read more I've been getting my hair cut at Finest barbershop for about 15 years now (since they opened) and I can't seem to find any or their local barbershops that give you quite the same experience. The cuts are great, obviously you start building a relationship with your barber so if you switch up barbers expect a different cut but not in a bad way, they all do good work. Regardless all the barbers I've had cut my hair have done a really good job. My personal two go to barbers are "Luis" and "Pablo". I usually get, Caesars or blow outs when I'm growing out my hair, they both take their time and really focus in on the cut. Not to mention it's always a good conversation to make the time go by. Overall it's a great place to get a haircut and look Fresh. I would definitely recommend Finest Barbershop to anyone looking for a good haircut. (City like cuts)

I came in for a quick cleanup since my usual barber wasn't there. It was late on a Friday and the…read moreplace was completely empty -- probably should've taken that as a red flag. I told him clearly I just wanted my fade cleaned up for the weekend. He said it would be charged as a full haircut, which I understood and agreed to. Without any conversation or confirmation, he proceeded to cut about 4 inches off the top of my hair -- something I never asked for. When I told him I wasn't happy, he tried to brush it off and say it was still a good cut. That completely misses the point -- it's not what I asked for. After reading other reviews, it seems like this isn't a one-off issue. If you're someone who cares about your hair and expects your barber to actually listen, I'd be cautious coming here. It feels like a gamble.

Amazing! Have been going here for years! Alex the owner tough me how to cut hair at a young age and…read morehave forever been grateful! They offer great services at GREAT REASONABLE PRICING! Music and vibes in the place is very calm and friendly. They are great with kids and the elderly! 10/10 would recommend!

Great guy, great haircuts, great price. Been coming here for over 15 years. It got harder to…read moreuse his services with the appointment model but I still recommend him to anyone.

Christopher is the best barber I have ever been to. He has super cheap prices, quick cuts, and they…read moredo a really great job. This is my now my new barber.

Aaron's Barber Shop in Saint James NY was one of the most uncomfortable barber shop experiences I…read morehave ever had, and it deserves only one star. The haircut itself was ok at best, but the way I was made to feel during the appointment completely ruined the visit. While I was sitting in the chair, one of the staff members started going on and on about how angry he was that a previous customer had only given him a ten dollar tip. He kept complaining, making comments, and clearly wanted someone to agree with him. The entire time I was sitting there knowing I only had ten dollars in my pocket for a tip myself. Instead of relaxing and getting a normal haircut, I spent the whole time feeling stressed, embarrassed, and uncomfortable. Tipping should never be pressured or guilt-tripped by the staff. It is unprofessional and completely inappropriate to talk about customers like that right in front of another customer. It turned what should have been a simple, easy appointment into an awkward situation that I could not wait to escape from. There are plenty of great barbers in the area who treat their customers with respect and don't make them feel like they're not tipping enough. Sadly this experience at Aaron's Barber Shop was unprofessional, uncomfortable, and more than enough for me not to return. One star.

They are absolutely amazing with my son's haircuts -- he always leaves looking so handsome and…read morefresh! From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with such warmth. Everyone is welcoming, kind, and truly professional. They make you feel like family, not just another appointment. We always have a great experience, and I wouldn't take him anywhere else!

Finding a good barber these days is harder than finding money. These guys had me at their name and…read moreare great. Straight forward haircuts and an espresso to boot. Gotta love it!

I just got the worst haircut ever! I can't believe they charged me 20 dollars for a butcher job! It…read morewas like she never cut hair before! I do not recommend this place at all!

I'm going with 3 stars because I don't believe the shop is bad. My experience was bad…read more The takeaway from this review is, know who is cutting your hair. I showed up having never been here before and sat in the first chair that opened. That was my mistake. If I had paid closer attention I would have waited for the barber who had customers coming in specifically to see them or the barber who spent an exorbitant amount of time carefully grooming the guy in his chair. I ended up with the barber who was running his chair like a car wash and moving people through it as quickly as possible. I got a cut that I could do at home, although mine would been better. This was a "special" thing for me to get someone to give me a trim. Anyway, I left with too much hair cut off with no consideration for shape or style and a pretty bad case of razor burn. I'll try again, I'll just book ahead with one of the barbers people come to see.

I went to Angelos barber shop this morning. I am extremely disappointed with the quality of my…read morehaircut. I saw Bob, he should be embarrassed with the poor quality of service and so should the owner. Bob should be working in a butcher shop not a barber shop. I am going to ask for a refund. Never again