Wow! It's been a while since I've posted on here. Lately I been on a food binge but now It's time…read moreto give high praise to other shops !!! I gotta give it up to this shop In particular. Every two weeks (roughly) I have to go see Agustin for a fade. Every time I go, without a miss, I swear I feel like I'm in a barbershop movie . You got jams playing, you got sport talk in the background , jokes everywhere. You not only get a cut, your relaxing for an hour of stress free. If you need a fade, which by the way, it's the best in town, this is the spot to go!!! Highly recommend it!!!

I've know Beemer for years, since he first opened his shop. I used to come in with my cousin and we…read morewould play COD while we waited to get out haircuts. I've moved to Denver, Seattle and now Phoenix but whenever I am back home in Selah, I always stop by. Beemer has always been my favorite barber but you can't go wrong with any of the guys in the shop. They are family friendly and a good group of guys to be around. They do take appointments and also take walk ins but I would call ahead just to make sure they can get you in. They tend to get busy towards the later hours.

Dave Will Get You A Really Good Haircut!‍‍ Brown's Barbershop is a Very Friendly and Nice Place to…read moreGet a Great Haircut!

Nice little spot, prices are good. It's definitely a safe bet to get a good cut. Quiet and not to…read moreloud and in your face I liked it.

Great atmosphere and great customer service I loved my cut n color by Erica she gets down on the…read morebraids as well!!!

I hadn't had my hair cut in ages. My hair does what it wants to do lol. I had long hair for ages,…read moremajority of the time in a ponytail. I went to Sue's on Tieton and had Ruth style my hair. She was very open to what I was hoping for. Which in all honesty I wasn't even 100% sure myself. After a consult, she went to work. The final result? It looked great, thank you Ruth! It was a fairly quiet day at the salon, one other customer. The other lady (sorry, I don't recall her name) she styled a man's hair as we all had a wonderful chat as Ruth worked her magic. Awesome job Ruth, I'll be back, long before my new ponytail grows in :)

Sandy is a wonderful hair stylist. I enjoy getting my hair cut and visiting with her and the other…read moreladies

I stopped in a few times before to inquire about times, walk-in situation and all that; finally got…read morean opportunity to walk in this afternoon, and I didn't have to wait long! Aaron took me in after about 5 minutes. He was very attentive, listened to what I was looking for in a haircut, and was quite amenable to helping me out. The vibe of the shop is practically Tommy Gun level without all the promotional glam. I can tell that the heart of the shop is every bit about service first and recognition last. I would like to recognize all the gentlemen in this shop for their dedication to their craft and their obvious skills in putting the man in the chair first! Thank you and bravo Barbertown!

I frequent this establishment to see Fabian. This man does not cut hair he sculpt's it. He has all…read morethe tools to make you look good.

Deshawn was personable, professional, and funny and the shop feels like a community spot. My son…read morehas a hard time with some barbers due to sensory issues and we've had to try a few different places since moving to town. When we got done today, he looked awesome and said it's as good as our (previous) favorite fade shop in Chicago. We will be back!

While in the Yak, I decided to have a real community experience and get a haircut. This is…read moresomething I've only ever done once before and that was in Oakland where I was confident barber would be equally as skilled or not better than barbers in my hometown of Seattle. I consulted Yelp and found a few possible candidates and most surprising was the fact that the top two places that appeared to specialize in black hair were closed on Saturdays. I get wanting the weekend off, but I suspect Saturday are historically the busiest days for barber shops. I chose this place because the barber does designs. I haven't had a design in my head for about 15 years, maybe more, but that takes some skill. When I walked in, I asked about the wait and the barber told me he was done with the guy in the chair and that he thought it would be about 30 to 40 minutes to get to me, I literally had that to spare, so I agreed. That said, he proceeded to spend about another 15 minutes on the guy in the chair. He also told me that he had two heads in front of me, but it ended up being 3. I am particular, especially when it comes to barbers, this is your business, you know your base and you know how long it takes to to cut a regular. I ended up waiting almost 90 minutes because he wasn't honest with his assessment. He also took way too much time talking up moms. If you are talking, you are not cutting. I'm not telling you to be silent, but do the real conversating between cuts, unless you are checking it to see if everything looks ok. That time should be dedicated to the person in the chair and if for no other reason that saying you are going to cut two less heads a day by talking too much consider this. That adds up to about $1,250 a month, and that is the difference between a car that's always n the shop or a reliable roller. The difference between living somewhere with too many locks and somewhere where it's not needed, or the difference between quality clothes and thrift shopping. The guy was plenty nice, I just thought he was too lackadaisical about his business. My haircut was passable, but not impressive. Black hair is a different skill set and I don't believe he gets enough practice, there was no fade or taper to my cut and with everyone in the shop not looking like me, it appears whatever limited black population in this town uses the shops that are open during the week. I think this guy is talented, but he wouldn't be my choice if I lived here. In Seattle, there is a place called Rudy's. Started out as a small independent spot, then blew up. After more than 20 years there are only a few locations left, because the place was what I call an imitation barber. They specialized in buzz cuts that made whit guys look aggressive or like athletes, but they made a mess of Ethnic hair. This guy didn't make a mess and I'm willing to bet if he was in Seattle, he would quickly increase his skill set, but he wasn't prepared to impress me. I'd probably give him 4 stars in general, but I'd be closer to 2 stars for ethnic hair. So I'm giving 3 stars to split the difference.