Unfortunately, I don't have any photos to share because I use this business to book clients who are…read morein protective custody. However, I absolutely love working with their braider, Karina! She responds to you in a timely manner and is very patient and understanding. Her prices are very reasonable compared to other braiders who work in barbershops and hair salons. She provides the hair and takes her time. I have tried to book with her myself due to the quality of her work but our schedules have yet to coincide. I have heard nothing but good reviews from every client who I have sent there.

Finally I said, "Enough!" In the beginning I really enjoyed his place. Barbers taking on the…read moretraditional form of barbering with scissors and clippers and shaving cream appealed to me. I like the fact that the location was next to the probation office and on a busy street in the near Shadyside community. I have been getting my haircut by Eric for at least the last year. He's a good barber but on the expensive side. One haircut for $23 plus tip. I am the kind of client is willing to pay that if I get a good cut and good service. But after this most recent trip I realized that I can't take it anymore!! The barbershop is dominated by a huge television. Typically, the television is playing in a loud volume very trashy videos that either have high sexual content or extreme violence. This has been the practice almost every time I have gone The last time that I was there my barber was cutting my hair while fully engaged in the movie and talking to everyone about the action in the flick. Three times I said to him "pay attention to my haircut." Enough said, I won't be returning. Why pay money for that.

I won't go to anyone but Colin and I live 20 miles from the shop. He is the best He's been cutting…read moremy hair for 15 years

Colin has been cutting my hair since 1979. He's an old school barber that gets it done. If you want…read morean old school experience this is the place to go. Just a simple good haircut. Cannot recommend more!

This is without a doubt the best barber shop in the city. Located in the heart of Lawrenceville It…read moreis right at the epicenter of everything cool in the city of Pittsburgh.

Cancelled appointment with no warning and did not care for cancellation. I had good experience…read morebefore, which is why I rebooked here.

This was the second time I went to the Humble Barber. I must…read moreof forgotten to leave a review my bad. Brad the owner took care of me. He is really nice and really good at what he does. Brad takes his time on each person and does not skimp in any way. He makes you feel special and that you are his only focus. I highly recommend Brad The Humble Barber. If you are in need of a really good haircut and you are in the area stop by and let Brad do his magic on you. Only thing I can say is if you are in a rush call first to see how the schedule is. When you get there you check in and put your name down you do not have to wait you just need to be back before your time sot. Brad is generally in high demand so you might want to get there early leave your name and then come back. I will definitely be back again and again.

Traveling for work stopped in to get hair cut. Great decision on my end. Guys were friendly and did…read morea great job with the cut.

Meh... the clippers felt like Freddy Krueger on the back of my neck!! My skin was irritated all…read moreday and the next morning it formed this unsightly rash. Clipper maintenance is key fellas...

Love this place. They make me fell loved and cared for like family. They've all cut my hair and…read morethey do a great job w my beard.

Great place for guys to go get a good haircut. Traditional barber shop style with the personal…read moreshave and cut experience along with conversation. Upscale country decor with multi colored wood slat accent wall, framed posters, and both hanging lights and desk lamps. Hubby enjoys the experience each month.

I'm from out of town and my son needed a haircut. We happened to be close to Alder Street Barber…read moreso we went there. We are very happy to inform the reader that we are VERY satisfied with the entire process. In fact, it's not just the high skill set that Adam displayed as a barber but he is also a well read professional with a very interesting book and foreign currency collection and he also has a great and approachable personality. For all those attributes, we highly recommend Adam's Barber S

Great classic barber shop. $8.00 for a cut. Carmine will carry on a conversation with you and or…read morethe other patrons in the shop. This is a throw back to what makes a great barber shop. Walk ins are welcome. The cuts are done well and quickly. The price is great and well worth it.

Great place to get a basic haircut at a fair price! The barbers are like local historians and seem…read moreto know something about everybody in town. You might have to wait a bit sometimes to get a haircut, seeing as there is normally only one or two guys working, but the wait normally goes by fast.

Good haircut that the wait was not too long for (depending on what time you go). I have been going…read morethere for years!

Ok, I had always wanted to experience a straight razor shave for most of my life but didn't know of…read moremany places around here that do such a manly, lost art of a thing. So I watch straight razor videos on youtube and use my Musgo, Proraso, Tweezerman brush, and old-fashioned safety razor. I've never gotten better shaves, ever. I figured that having a barber do it would be a sure thing. So I got a Tony's gift certificate for my birthday last month. Mum found out that the place gives shaves via an online Tribune-Review feature. I had already known through the grapevine that they did them but hadn't gotten around to going. With a gift certificate, I now had a reason. So I go in, and there's three barbers; two old fellas and young guy. The place is hoppin', happenin'. They're cuttin' hair like crazy. Hey, when you offer a $15 haircut, guys will show up. I got the young guy. They could tell I was there for a head and face shave just by looking at my Bam-Bam Bigelow self. They were all really friendly and seemed tickled that I was getting a shave. I got the hot towel treatment and that warm lather which poured out of a purring silver metallic machine called a "Shave De-Lite". They use Lather-King lather by the way. A wetshaving nerd like me had to know. The straight razors they use have changeable, disposable blades. Most of the barbers I see that give shaves seem to use a better cream for one. They also use a shaving brush. That may have been part of the problem. He used some kind of pre-shave conditioner as well as Pinaud Clubman talc and aftershave. Honestly, I barely felt a thing. Scary it wasn't, just disappointing. He didn't even go over my tough beard twice, which other barbers I've seen apparently do. When I was done and looked at my face in the car's sun visor, my face still looked rough, and had 3 little nicks on my chin. I was as still as a statue too. Tough beard? Low-rent creams? Less than ideal prep? They must be great at cutting hair though, and they're nice guys. *shrugs shoulders* Perhaps I can find another barber or salon that does a better job at shaves. I felt bad writing this review, but I have to be honest. I feel like Simon Cowell. Oh, I ignored a red flag. In the aforementioned online feature, the reporter getting shaved was photographed with 2 nicks on his neck. Ooops!