Best Barbershop in NOLA Hands Down!! Every Barber in Trim Setters is a master of their craft. The…read moreprices are great and won't break your pocket to look like you spent a fortune. Welcoming atmosphere, great music, full bar and beautiful people with the golden touch! Carol is always on beast mode with the undercuts! Definitely recommending to anyone and everyone!

I'm very happy with my discovery of trim setters. It took me a long time to find a premium modern…read morebarbershop. My new friend Aldo is very professional. Aldo takes his time and gives me a quality hair cut. It's well worth the money.. The chairs are super cool, and the shop is very nice. Setting up my appointments are very easy. I use the book online feature and I works great for my busy schedule.. Keep it up trim setters. Brian B.

Ok... Let me start off by saying that I'm an unbiased straight shooter and my reviews prove it…read more When it comes to my hair, I'm very anal. Since I moved back a year ago since evacuating for Katrina, I've had a hell of a time finding someone who can actually cut mens hair like a Pro. The biggest problem when it comes to mens hair stylist/barber is that 99% of them are limited in skills. What I mean by that is that some barbers are great with clippers and blade but can't style with shears. Some women are great with shears but can't edge with a blade.., and so forth. To make matters worst... Most hair stylist and barbers are cocky and see themselves on top of their game. They think they're the best and can't take constructive criticism or aren't happy when you ask for a style that requires skills outside their expertise. This guy Imad can shear, fade(clippers), edge(blade) and even thread(eyebrows). I'm not saying he's the BEST... But he's the best I've found in Kenner/Metairie/New Orleans area. I've been back in New Orleans for a year now and without exaggerating I've been to atleast 12 different barbers and stylist; spanish, black, arab, women, gay, etc...all limited in skill. Especially those franchise places like Sports Clips are the worst because they're not allowed to use blades. Imad is a well rounded barber and besides impressing me ... I've never walked out feeling like my hair could be better. Aside from that. This is an actual barbershop. Not a salon. Only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars... It needs a shampoo girl.

Went in for a shave and lining. Adam did an amazing job. This was my first time here and will…read moredefinitely come back on my next visit to NOLA. Excellent service, reasonably priced, and great customer experience.

Customer Service... 5 stars Haircut... 4 Stars…read more Definitely a return customer and definitely recommend this old school barbershop. Nothing fancy... place reminds me of my childhood barbershop for sure. So let it be written... So let it be CUT!!

This is an adorable old school barber shop. I brought my bf and we walked in on a weekday in the…read moreearly afternoon and were seen within 5 minutes. He is very particular about his beard and they did a great job. He has had some bad experiences before but he said he will definitely be back. They accept Venmo which is nice.

Love how they cut my man's hair every time they go. Just would like for them to have a little more…read moreexperience with beards.

Went in looking homeless and came out looking fresh! I asked for a high tapper fade with a trim on…read morethe top and my barber Eddie did an amazing job!

Noah did an excellent fade and trim . I just showed him a picture he went at it . Very professional…read moretalented. I will be back.

The best shop in the area and just a few minutes from the airport. Every time I've gotten a cut…read morehere they took their time and were very detailed. They also use a booking app that makes it easier to see availability.

This place is just excellent. The last five or so haircuts that I have had have been here at this…read morelocation. When you walk inside, you can either relax on a nice comfortable chair, or have a seat at the bar inside while you wait. Want a cold beer, water, or other beverage while you wait? Because they offer it. There are individual flat screen televisions by every salon chair that allow you to watch your favorite sports channel or catch up on the news while you receive your haircut. The girls that do the cutting are pretty nice to look at as well, but the best part of the entire experience in my opinion is after the haircut when they wash your hair. It's not your normal experience, but basically a killer scalp massage with a hot steaming towel across your face. Every time I've walked out of this place, I have been totally satisfied with my haircut and totally relaxed from the nice scalp massage. I guess now I know why chicks love going to spas.

Lazy, terrible, untalented. And rude. Embarrassing experience. They were closing early and they…read morejust want to be done. Dragged a clipper across my sons head and sent us away. Even when we asked her to fix it. No pride in work. Just lazy. There has to be better places to go. Avoid this place unless your bald.

Everyone here is really cool and does quality work! I moved out to the area in 2021 and struggled…read moreto find a barber to get the results I liked within a reasonable price range. I walked in right before Christmas and was seen within 20 minutes. Best cut I've ever had, and I haven't looked back since. When you call or walk in, ask for Vic or Samir

Great haircut, horrible cleanliness, mediocre customer service. Found this place on yelp while I…read morewas out of town, so made a reservation for a haircut. Walked in and there was a distinct odor (found out later it was due to flooding). I walk in and there are two barbers, one with a client the other cleaning his clippers, they are both just staring at me. I tell them I have an appointment and one of them verifies my name and tells me to sit, he will be with me shortly. While I'm waiting I'm looking around. Place has old couches, two blank tv-less tv mounts, an empty fish tank, old pizza boxes on the desks, a million cups/bottles, football on the floor, PlayStation remote on couch. Just lacking order and cleanliness severely. I get called up and dialogue is minimal at best, which I don't mind really. Then I see one of the barbers bust a vape and take a hit right there. That just seems like a lack of proper business etiquette. Like I said it was a great haircut but there were so many wrong things that outweigh it.

I got my husband the "Baldy & Beard" service for his birthday. He came home looking stunning. He…read moreeven did his brows. My husband was very happy with the service and will be returning! He said it was the best barber he's ever been to and loved the straight razor shave.

One of the worst problems of moving to a new place is finding a new barber. I think I found it…read more Carson cut my hair - he takes his time, is attentive, and really knows what he's doing. I've been to a few places before here but this is my new shop.

Old school mens barbershop. Excellent barbers. I wouldn't go anywhere else even if you tried to pay…read moreme.

As I've stated in other barber shop reviews, I like my hair kept really short, like Marine Corps…read moreshort. (No, I am not a Marine, but I do have the utmost respect for the Corps and all branches of the Armed Forces.....but I digress). I was referred to the West Napoleon Barber Shop by a coworker (thanks HJK), but he actually referred to the shop as Joe "da" barber. Upon entering the shop and immediately time warping several decades to the past, it became apparent as to why he referred to this shop as Joe "da" barber. I know the sign over the front door states they are barber stylists, but this place screams old school barber shop. And any who knows me, knows that I am very nostalgic and love "old school" businesses. This shop is very small and there are 8-10 chairs against the left wall for waiting customers. The shop is staffed by three barbers and each barber has a wooden sign hanging on their mirror with their names on the sign. In chair # 1 closest to the door was Joe, but his sign read "Joe da barber". Chair # 2 was for Mel and chair # 3 was for Rick. Upon my arrival, all 3 were cutting hair and 2 customers were waiting on Mel & Rick. Therefore, as soon as Joe was done, he invited me to sit in his chair. Joe has been cutting hair in this shop in the chair #1 slot for 45 years. Forty five years at the same job says a lot about a person, and it obvious that Joe likes to cut hair and like most barbers, he also likes a good conversation. He is a master at a "high & tight" and gave me a cut that will definitely bring me back to his shop. All 3 barbers have the old time hot shaving cream dispenser, and Joe cleaned up around my ears and my neck with the hot lather and scalpel sharp straight razor. Call me nostalgic (again), but there's no cleaner shave than a straight razor shave. The West Napoleon Barber Shop is definitely dated in its decor. But no one, including me, is coming here for eye candy. This place is all about a great cut at a great price. Speaking of the price, a haircut here, including the hot lather straight razor cleanup is only $7.00. Yeah, I'll say it agin. A haircut here is only $7.00, and I don't know of any place in the city or entire metro are that offers a $7.00 haircut. Needless to say, these guys probably all make pretty good tips, as no one is going to strike it rich giving $7.00 haircuts. I for one believe in giving a good gratuity for a job well done. Lastly, like most true barber shops, this place is closed on Sundays and Mondays. But here's a kicker for you. If you get up early for work and want a haircut before you go to work, Joe opens up at 4:40 AM on most days and I think this definitely puts him in a class of his own.