Always does a great job. I have been going there for years. I highly recommend him.read more

Cost has again risen - now $18 for everyone - no senior discount; no credit cards accepted.read more

Solid choice for men's haircut. Walk-in is fine. They're pretty efficient--very little wait if…read morethere's someone in front of you. I've been very happy with the cuts. And reasonably priced ($20), especially for the heart of downtown. Would recommend.

Clean, experienced , great service, enjoyable experience. Great price. Highly recommendedread more

As a person who is not a typical customer, I've been very thankful for FreshCuts by Ozzie…read moreBarbershop. Ozzie does great work, is quick, and has been on time every time. The location is easy to find and the vibe is nice. Parking is easy. I have no negatives to report thus far.

I was happier than a pig in sh*t to have my hair cut by that handsome fella named ozzie. He…read moremassaged my head ever so gently with his vibrating machine. It gave me chills throughout my body as well as places i can not mention. I cant wait to get back in there to look into his pretty pearly brown eyes and tell him that I will never cheat on him with any other barber. he is mine, and I am his for life Fresh Cuts By Hunkie Ozzie. You won't regret it

Best of Times and Stronghold Barbers are now under one roof at 280 Central Street, Dover, NH…read more Street parking is plentiful using the electronic pay meters on the street, cash or card. Parking garage isn't too far away either. The barbershop has the same group of guys just combined. No more walk ins at this time. Go on line to make an appointment with your favorite barber. My appointment made via the BoT FB page using Resurva. Create your Resurva account and log in to lock in your appointment with your barber of choice. Full menu item of haircut and beard options will appear. Made my appointment Friday afternoon of Memorial Day weekend. My barber this morning was Zack, who does a meticulously stylish beard trim! Worth the drive from anywhere North of Boston.

All of the Barbers were welcoming and friendly. We walked in without a wait and my 3 year old son…read morewas sat right in a chair for his haircut. Justin was the barber who cut my son's hair and he was very patient with my little guy. I could tell Justin takes his time to make sure that he gives a great cut to his clients. My son's fade is on point! The gel that they use smells amazing! The prices are good for the quality of cut and service that you receive. I would definitely recommend this shop to my friends and family.

This veteran-owned establishment is truly a man's barbershop steeped in historic US memorabilia…read morethat pays homage to a time long gone but cherished in this patriot's heart. This is one veteran-owned business that I am proud to support!

Adam and the boys are great people. The shop is very clean and has lots of great memorabilia on…read moredisplay. I'll drive the hour it takes to get there anytime to get a haircut from them.

Jay is the new Owner and has been for a few years. He cuts mine and my son's hair. He is very…read moremeticulous and does great work. The old reviews are not accurate of this establishment.

Excellent service! Checkers is the best place to get a haircut in the area. Knowledgeable staff,…read morepleasant atmosphere. I especially like how Jay gave me advice on how to take better care of my hair. Thank you so much!!

I'm an old fat guy who isn't very picky about his hair. Well, not really that old and not that fat,…read moreand I do value a barber who could possibly get me one step closer to George Clooney-hood, but still ... Point is, I fell into the habit of patronizing the franchise shops where you can walk right in and get a quick cheap haircut. They're convenient, about as inexpensive as you can find (we rubes assume,) and hereabouts the cut-rate shops aren't very busy unless you go during a rush hour. Rush hours include the last Saturday before elementary school opens in the fall, BTW, when these haunts are SRO with parents intent on freshening up Junior's first-impression-to-be-for-Ms. Crabtree. Also avoid the franchise shop on midweek mornings. I've learned that little old ladies with cropped and waved silver hair favor the midweek morning for their twice monthly restoration of their "permanent"coiffure. (Bless them all.) Or, if you're a post-doc cultural ecological anthropologist working on your first paper titled, "Evolved Avian Plumage Patterns Unrelated to Breeding Compared to Caucasian North American Geriatric Females' Hairstyle Preferences: Is Gender Dimorphism Common Across Bird and Human Species?," you should make a point to arrive at opening any Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday and plan on staying until noon. Priceless field data! OK, sorry, let's regroup from the digressions above. Truth is that for the last decade or so I always chose to go to a franchise haircut shop during the off hours, sit through a 15-minute bibbed barbering experience devoid of any extras except the American Spirit cigarette breath exuding from my "stylist" and conversation deriving from the feigned expression of interest,"So, what do you do?" A quarter-hour hence I'd walk out with what I paid for. A quick, cheap, not totally proficient tonsorial adjustment and a lingering odor of second-hand smoke. Then, last week, I thought, there has to be a better way. There must be a nearby trustworthy shop that caters to guys like me who want a professional haircut from someone who knows that they're doing, maybe a hot shave once in awhile, no pretense, and a reasonable tab at checkout. Put another way, I'm done with the franchise shops. I also long ago quit trying out the over-priced girly joints infested with ferns and their expectation that at minimum you'll require a wash in the neck-cracking sink, the needlessly time-consuming cut, then the blow dry, and last some "product" to take home to maintain your new masterpiece of a hair arrangement. After suffering all that and coughing up an average $60 or so, when you do go home and look in the mirror, whadda' you see? The same cut you get at the franchise shop except it set you back an Applebee's dinner for two with drinks, plus you now suffer from buyer's remorse and diminished self-esteem directly as a result of the tawdry experience. All that said, now, finally, we get to Dan's Barber Shop and this review. (If you read this far, thank you! You're a potential Mensa inductee.) To get into a chair at Dans' I first decided I was done with fast-food haircuts and the diminution of my ego they caused. Next I scrolled through Yelp reviews of all local barbers. Dan's was way up there among the best reviews. I decided to risk a visit ... That risk, however small, was rewarded. At Dan's I got a basic haircut that ranks with the best ever I've had. No flaws on close inspection. And that ranking includes haircuts from the native Italian barbers in the basement of the Chicago Conrad Hllton (#1s) and the hot shave and cut received in one of Manhattan's recognized best old-school men's barbershops (#2.) For which in Manhattan I forked over $100 plus tip on my wife's credit card after she said I needed a haircut. (Chicago, $60 for a basic cut as I recall was expense account, so no pain there.) Now, finally, cut to the chase. If you're a guy like me (or any age) and looking for a reliable, friendly, comfortable, manly environment in which to get a really well-executed haircut, don't hesitate. Dan's Barber Shop is THE place and, (sorry for the expression,) Dan IS the Man. (I'm sure Dan's will also expertly groom ladies of any age or persuasion too. Just be sure to place your kickstand on a board or rock so it doesn't sink into the pavement.) Anyway, that's it. A solid five stars. Dan's is tops. As for me and you, I'll be looking for you at the next meeting of Supercuts Anonymous. I'm the guy with the great haircut.

Outstanding Dan is a very good barber…read moreSaves me drive to Gloucester Price very reasonable No appointments Have been there three times Had to wait 20 minutes Also best fried chicken next door

My husband always came here and saw Chad. His haircut was always excellent. Now my boys come here,…read moreand they will not go anywhere else. Chad is straight forward but very kind to theses rascally twins. Everyone at their school asks where they get their haircut, because there is no one in our area we have ever found with the caliper of talent Chad has. My boys are 12 now, but as they grow into men, I am sure they will always come here. And they love Lina (the dog) and her nose bumps for more petting/ It is best that you make an appointment online and you can do that week's out . It is comforting knowing we have an appointment and not have to try to get worked in. Just a very efficient and successful way to run a business. Pepsie Jabre

Visited for the first time on July 23rd for a beard trim after seeing reviews here. Damon was my…read morebarber and made me feel very comfortable throughout the 15 or so minutes it took. He did an excellent job of trimming and evening my beard, and the price was very reasonable. My wife is now insisting that I go back regularly, LOL. Great job, Damon!

Ladies are great. I see Megan regularly. Always fast and inexpensive which allows you to tip better!read more

Friendly staff. Good haircut at the right price. Was able to walk in without an appointment and…read moreseated immediately.

Great place overall, I like the atmosphere and it's way better than that Central Street Barbershopread more

David, one of the barbers at this barbershop is actively LYING about his service as a United States…read moreMarine. During my haircut (the worst haircut in the history of haircuts btw), I asked him about being his service (indicated by his USMC hat and sticker on the counter) and he could not answer a single question about what he does, his MOS, and preceded to tell me he went to recruit training in New Hampshire. I am currently an active duty U.S. Marine. This stolen valor is despicable and unacceptable.