This is a true Old School Barbershop! Hair Cuts $15. Add ons…read moreare a la carte. Hard parts, fades... it's for regular guys and fancy Hipsters too. They do strait razor shaves too. They even have that after-haircut powder that smells like your Grandpa did after a haircut. (If your Grandpa smelled good after a haircut, and not like mothballs). I've had my haircut by both guys and it was a dam good cut both times. I want to address that guy who said the girl with the tattoos doesn't listen and gives the same cut every time: I've had just the opposite experience. I have Alopecia. It comes when I get really stressed out and leaves me with bald spots. I hurt my back and couldn't find work after the Montpelier School System illegally fired me for not being able to do my job while on Workers Comp. It was indeed stressful. Anyway the bald spots are growing back, finally, but they got big, (like the size of your average coaster), and grow back as very fine white/blonde hairs. Wow, enough about me... She has been absolutely fantastic about cutting my hair so the spots don't show!! This has been no easy task. There are 3 big spots that are finally growing back. She has masterfully made me look like a normal human being the whole time; 18 months. I found a great new job that I love. I don't think the interview would have been as successful if I had gone in with a bad haircut exposing my circus-freak-like bald spots!!! No one hires Circus-freaks anymore, not even the dam Circus! So poop on you, bad review guy; she's the Bomb!! I have forgotten her name because I'm a doofus, but she's awesome. And so is everything about the Shop. The have great products too. For Men! Try finding that at the Salon. Myles Court is my Barbershop.

Great haircut, really friendly folks, affordable! Really took the time to check in and make sure…read morethings were looking the way I wanted throughout the whole process. Did not feel rushed at all and I've never been more pleased.

The barber i had is cool and entertaining which a barber should be. They accept credit cards and…read morecash. Parking space is at the left side facing the building. There are no signages outside that the shop is there, you just have to peek.you need to do appointment to make sure you get seated. There are only 2 barbers and sometimes one would take an off.

Professional and modern ship with outstanding barbers. Highly recommend to anyone needing a great…read morestyle

Mike's the best. Great haircuts and very fair prices. And we always have good baseball talks.read more

Micah is a very nice guy. Had a wonderful chat. I liked my haircut and he made sure I was happy…read more Great price! Requires appointment online often well in advance. Cash, PayPal or Venmo only. Also it is located upstairs.

I recently took a quick jaunt up to New Hampshire and Vermont. Getting a haircut wasn't on the list…read moreof things to do, but when I stopped in Lebanon to grab some lunch, I saw the sign for Lebanon Barber Shop and figured I'd try it out. It was probably the best decision I made on the trip. Micah is a very friendly, personable guy. He was working on one dude when I walked in and there were 3 waiting to get cuts. Since I was on vacation and in no rush to go anywhere, I decided to wait it out. It really wasn't bad at all: I sat down in the chair about 40 minutes later. It was worth the wait. All I told Micah was a "3 high on the sides and trim it short on the top." That's pretty straight forward right? Well for some reason 90% of the barbers/haircutters I've gone to CAN'T FOLLOW THOSE INSTRUCTIONS! Micah, however, did perfectly. I wish he was in DC instead of Lebanon. Oh well... I only have two minor gripes: he didn't ask about the sideburns (cut those f'ers off!) while nearly every other barber has, and he didn't ask how I wanted it in the back (tapered, squared, etc). Actually they aren't gripes because I don't give a shit about either one (I can shave the burns off myself and not like I can see the back of my head right?) but just saying those are two areas that were slight blemishes on his performance. Price is 11 bucks too, great deal. If I'm ever in the area again and in need of a haircut, I know where to go, that's for sure.

Stopped in for a quick cut. Took walk ins and I didn't even wait 5 minutes once I got cash. Nothing…read moreto difficult med. Skin fade but they were quick and gave a great haircut. Price was a little high in my opinion vat $20 however I'm not from here so not sure what the going rate is for a barber. Only knock is cash only and I didn't know until I saw it on a written sign. Had to walk over a block to an ATM to get cash. Not a huge deal though, minor inconvenience.

One of the best prices in town and my haircut was great. I gave some broad instructions and the…read morelady did a great job with it, super casual vibe in there I loved it.

Vicki is AMAZING! A cut and color is $65! She is super communicative, gives a great cut, and made…read moremy hair look FANTASTIC!

Vicki IS amazing! She has been cutting our whole family's hair for 15 years - Mom, Dad and 3 boys…read more Scissors, clippers or thinning, she can do it all! If you want a haircut that will last and grow out well, don't go anywhere else.

I have been going to The Star Barbershop for most of my adult life, fifty years. It's a third or…read morefourth generation family shop. I've been to everyone over the years they have all been caring and done great jobs. I'm going to Casey now and she does an excellent job on my hair and beard. I wholeheartedly recommend Star Barbershop.

From the owner: Hair cutting and styling, shaves and shampoos. Top products and old school tonics available.read more

I had been going to a barber in my home town for a couple of years now... after my barber of over…read more25 years retired... It was hard to get into a new relationship. So.. I couldn't get a time I wanted from the new one... and since where I work there is a barber that others have raved about, on the cuff, I thought to give him a try. WOW and then some... Friendly courteous service... and an EXPERT cutting ... I did not have an appointment and found out that he had some time between appointments so he took me in. A great experience and Ii can't wait to go back. At my age... i only need about 3 cuts a year... BUT I am saving them for Jeff. THANK YOU JEFF !

Been in the military for 19 years and his is one of the best haircuts I have received. Local…read morebarber who cares about his customers and is more than happy to start up a conversation. I could not recommend this place enough! A must if you're in need of a haircut!!

Worst haircut of my life, uneven fade, chopped up trim on the top and I asked for a low fade and…read morethe older gentleman gave me an almost high fade. Also they don't take card, just an inconvenience. If you have ethnic hair that's think and curly I don't recommend it.

I've been to Off-the-Top once, on the recommendation of a friend who got a really fresh haircut…read morethere. I was a little bit nervous about it, since in the past I've had pretty bad experiences with old-school barbers. Something about the way my hair grows, I guess, but I always feel like I come out looking like a twelve-year-old. Not at Off-the-Top. At Off-the-Top, I got the best haircut I've had in years, and for a very reasonable price (less than $20). The place is in this awful strip mall just a block outside of downtown Barre, and it's no frills (all good signs in a barber shop, I feel like). There's a good amount of Red Sox and other Boston sports memorabilia on one of the walls. Signed photo of Larry Bird. Some places like this, you feel like maybe you shouldn't be there if you're not a regular. Not at Off-the-Top. At Off-the-Top, they treat you courteously even if they're a little laconic. That, again, is something that I think indicates you're about to have a first-rate haircutting experience. If you're like me, and you're a little uncomfortable making small talk with slow, steady workers, you might find yourself getting a little nervous with all the silence. Do yourself a favor and hearken back to your childhood, or even before that. Imagine a time when men were men, and they all got kickass haircuts from proud, quiet barbers with thick necks and immaculate white-on-white sneakers. Listen to the music. At lots of haircut places (barbers, salons, etc), you hear a lot of loud top-40 or sort of dancey, thumpy stuff that keeps the employees going. Not at Off-the-Top. At Off-the-Top you're going to listen to classic rock played out of a ca. 1993 panasonic radio/cassette player, but not too loud. You already know all the words anyway. You'll also enjoy listening to the delicate precision of the scissors as your head is transformed into an immaculate model of what a haircut should, ideally, look like. I'm not sure how much of a choice you really get w/r/t style, but after you tell the guy vaguely (with lots of halting hand gestures) what you're looking for, he sits you down, reaches into your imagination, furrows his brow and knocks on it in a few places (as one might a finicky appliance), IMPROVES YOUR THOUGHTS, and then executes them. At some places, you'd call that a win. Not at Off-the-Top. At Off-the-Top, you get all the above, PLUS this guy is going to shave around your ears with the straight razor. You think you look fresh with that $30 Burlington haircut? Did the guy use a straight razor? Did he smoke a pack a day for five decades first? This is going to change your life, and you're going to stride out of that linoleum-lined hallway into the hazy heat of Barre in August feeling like a prince. Even better, you'll feel like a man. N.B. Men pay in cash.