The quality of haircut for the price is unmatched! I'm…read morevisiting from California and I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to get quality and speedy results! I got a mid skin fade with a bit off the top and it came out great!

From the owner: Central barber shop one of the best barbers in Sydney with best staff friendly and professional…read morebarber you can come and get your style.

Usually service is good and I am satisfied but today I had a older male hairdresser who was…read morecomplaining about my hair for the whole 30 minutes I was there. He said my hair "was out there" meaning too much and by far one of worse ones in his 20 years experience. Yes I have thick hair but he was rude. Funny he was critical of my last haircut until I said was from one of his colleague. His English is poor too, which made things worse.

Great experience today. This was my first time to this salon. I arrived few minutes early for my…read moreappointment and they washed my hair right away. Everyone was friendly and I was done in about 40 minutes. I'm happy I bought a Groupon. It's also conveniently on Sussex street and a short walk to Darling Harbour. The Groupon was for a cut, shampoo, and blow dry. My hair was super soft, shiny, and exactly what I wanted! Thanks Groupon

Sam is the man. Ever felt like barbers and hairdressers…read morechoose their premises so that everyone in the world can walk past and watch? You're stuck in a chair with wet hair and a dopey lost expression - trying to work out why someone has dressed you up like a nylon Teepee with a soggy roof. (BTW - does anyone else immediately get an itchy nose in those things?) Why the storefront window? Its not like anyone is gonna see me and think "Oh I need a haircut and look - there's a barber!" Especially not with my head. Sam's place is inaccessible to anyone not buying a pair of jeans at the back corner of DJs level 1 Mens department. I can get a decent cut from Sam and nobody will even know. It can take two days before someone at home twigs. Bit expensive but I don't want to train another barber, so $45 a pop it is. The privacy is worth it.

Sam is indeed the man, with nearly 20 years cutting hair here he is sure to deliver whatever it is…read moreyou're looking for. He is always up for a chat and remembers his regulars well. I've been getting what remains of my hair cut by Sam since 2012 and wouldn't go anywhere else. Highly recommended.

This hairdresser/barber is situated in the arcade known as Newtown Central, on the way up the ramp…read moreto Fitness First. Newtown Central is where the new and improved Foodworks is, near the Townhall Hotel. If you want a haircut which is good quality, quick and affordable, go here. Most places in the vicinity will charge $80 plus, no matter how little you want chopped. This is a neat $25-30, for an average cut. The best part is that the haircutters take their time and ensure that the cut is good, but are still quick enough to be able to squeeze a hair cut in on the way to the gym - not having to devote a whole afternoon to it. Staff are friendly and there are male barbers as well as female hair dressers. I have experienced both and both are good, although on one occasion one of the barbers wanted me to wait for a female hairdresser while he shaved male heads. His incompetence or lack of confidence, not mine.

Women automatically assume that men can just walk into any barber and get the same results!…read moreDefinitely not true. A good barber is not always easy to find. Randomly stumbled into this place on one of my adventures to Newtown when I was in dire need of a good chop. The place is located very close to Newtown train station. Both times I have been here I haven't had to wait long at all before getting my hair cut. This was on weekend days which is surprising because a lot of barbers I have had to wait for up to an hour especially on a Saturday. They got male and female workers here and both did a good job. Newtown is a bit more edgy so they are happy to style the way I like with a speed line in my hair. They dedicate a decent time to each client and definitely don't rush it. They charge $20 which in my opinion is a very reasonable price for a good hair cut. Good spot.

I really enjoyed the service and quality of haircut provided by the barber. I was a drop in, but…read morehe got to me immediately upon my arrival Sydney Barbers at this location allows for pre-booking, but I didn't need to use it, in the end. It displays choices for traditional and fade cuts, offers the available time slots, and charges $20AU for the appointment. I told my barber what I wanted and got to it. The conversation was casual and not forced. It was a good fade, he only used an electric razor and attachments. He trimmed the top of my head and bangs. I was in and out and ready for my evening event. I paid for the rest of the haircut and was off to my event. This particular location is in the lower level of the 464 Kent shopping center. The easiest approach is entering from the St. Andrews church in via Cross City Tunnel/Bathurst. Recommended.

Awesome handsome young stylist barbers with the right style and touches for a new crisp and clean…read morelook! Convenient to city center and grab a bite to eat nearby!

The salon is exceptionally tidy and customer service is impeccable! Also cheaper than most places…read morein the area with amazing results.

My go-to barber for several years always provides a good haircut and good chat for a reasonable…read moreprice.

I went to a preview for The Rocks Village Bizarre a few weeks ago and stood transfixed by an old…read moreschool barber's chair that had been set up on a raised platform within a type of auditorium hired out for the event. I know what those old-styled barbers chairs mean. They mean men with beards and badger-hair shaving brushes. They mean insanely sharp cut-throat razors tended by strong hands versed in the form and subtlety of a craft as old as man himself. They mean no more faux Italian barbers with their cheap hair gel and their insincere smiles, their short back'n'sides and their production-line philosophy. They mean MAN LOVE, dammit. Girls have their facials and their manis and pedis and whatever else it is they do to themselves, and what do men have? Nothing, save a bold, beautiful renaissance in the art of the old-school barber. Up I strode. And met Matt, one of the proprietors of Barber Supreme located just down the road down on George St in The Rocks. He sat me back, reclined the chair, lathered me up not once but twice with a hot towel applique in between and then went to work with his cut-throat razor, tending to my face with an expertise I've not experienced for maybe a decade. That half an hour made me feel like a man. A man who will not go quietly into the night, but one who will stand up proudly and say "Yes! I am a man and I am not afraid to be cared for by other men who know their way around a knife! Here is my throat! Take your razor, take it and make me beautiful you grand, bearded gentleman!" I walked out of there two foot taller and more attractive to women. Somehow I had learned how to speak Spanish and dance the Lambada in that time also. I wonder what mad man skillz I will be left with next time. Oh yes, there will be a next time.

Great place for a traditional cut and straight razor shave. Really great environment, and inviting…read morebarbers. Will be back again for sure. Thanks for the great cut and shave.

And BAM, we're back to the old school, when men were men and shirts were flannel and moustaches…read morewere gloriously bushy yet impeccably 'cured. Cleveland's reimagines the Golden Age of Man, an age of enlightenment and reason and cut-throat razors wielded with artful precision and coffee, strong coffee, brewed right there while you wait and sun streaming in through the window and relaxed informed chat instead of awkward small talk and a friendly community vibe and old leather Chesterfields and tiles and wood instead of gleaming chrome and the harsh impersonality of stainless steel. By gum, this is a place I want to hang out at on a regular basis. Continuing Sydney's cultural renaissance, the boys at Cleveland's Salon quit their day jobs and have created a mad sick little den right next to the Norfolk on Cleveland St. Part coffee joint and part barbershop, Cleveland's has landed the magic formula where it becomes way more than the sum of its parts. Pat Casey (of Pimps & Pinups London and Rock Hair Paris) is on the shears, and Harry Levy (ex Little Marionette, Porteno and Blackstar) waves the tamping wand. They're just proper stand-up guys, these two: they love what they do and it shows, it really does. Come play chess and suck on a flat white while you wait for your haircut in super vintage barber chairs - the really big, heavy, comfy ones that cup your ass lovingly like the hands of a big, gay, gentle giant, chairs you never want to get out of - that they found on eBay or somewhere. It's golden.

Nice decor, good music, but no idea on how to trim a beard, totally ruined what I had going on,…read moreuneven, horrific fade job and totally screwed up my neckline. AVOID AT ALL COSTS

Love this place, these guys only do one kind of cut (short sides and back aka fade) but they do it…read morewell. Everyone here is super friendly and will take their time to do your hair right. They're also ambassadors for Uppercut Hair Products, who make some bombass pomade. $30 for just a trim, $40 for full haircut. Walk-ins are welcome but I'd book ahead.

Tommy J's is a great place to get a cut for males or females, but I believe they tailor more…read moretowards males. The place is setup in an old school townhouse, with an awesome vintage retro vibe to it. That symbolises exactly what they specialise in, vintage throwback cuts. Tommy is the main guy, but I had my hair cut by one of his new (and only other) employees, Matt. He was great, professional, easy going, and exactly what I look for in a barber. He knew exactly what I wanted, and I had complete confidence in him just by the way he carried himself. I couldn't believe this place wasn't being spread around to Yelp'ers yet, but I had to get it going. I will definitely be back, and I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a vintage cut. The value for a cut is top notch as well, coming in at 40 bucks for men (a great price considering how much a good haircut costs in Sydney).

My normal haircutter is in the process of moving premises. HELP!!! I am in desperate need of a…read morehaircut. Where can I go? I am one not to normally go to the Barber shop and sit waiting for the next available cut. On this occasion I can't be too choosy. Joe (the owner) is a pleasant Italian guy who has obviously been cutting hair for many years. I watched him cut carefully and chat away with his clients. My cutter was a nice young lass Catherine, who did a great job. She was methodical and carefully followed my instructions. I even got the old razor treatment for my back of neck. She offered to put wax in as a finishing touch. Cost me $22! A bargain! I'm coming back for sure.

Walked in to the store and we greeted warmly by Joe. Didn't have to wait long at all to see one of…read morethe barbers (there are 3 cutting at a time). Didn't catch the name of the French girl who cut my hair but she was super friendly, professional and quick! I was amazed at how well the haircut turned out for how quickly she cut my hair. Wax at the end was a nice touch. $22 for a professional, friendly service. I will definitely be back.