Well I followed my father's recommendation and last Saturday drove down from Southern Pines along…read morethe backroad of NC 5 to downtown Aberdeen to visit an "old-school barber shop that give straight razor shaves," or so said my father. Now if any man knows where to get a good deal in the Sandhills, it's that man so how could I resist. I enjoy the pleasures of man-themed pampering as much as the next guy (I think?) so I drug my willing girlfriend down to do a little shopping along the streets and shops of downtown aberdeen - on another note, if you haven't been to Aberdeen lately, you'd be surprised to find the quality of stores down there. That is for another review I guess. So I arrived and was greeted by some good ole boys and man they have a good thing going. First off there isn't a whole lot of competition because for no good reason that I can see men haven't been allowed to enjoy the good old barber shop experience. Until now that is. The owner is a young guy who knows what he is doing and may be in the running for my first regular grooming destination since I was a small child. The haircut was professional, the atmosphere is up and coming with what I'm sure will be a few hiccups but all in all this establishment deserves five stars for originality - albeit retro -, service, price and overall customer experience.' There may be other barbers in the area but this will be my stop next Saturday to get the weekly cut. I may go for the straight razor shave again just because it's a cool experience, who really cares that a gillette in my own hand will beat it out in terms of speed and accuracy but then again that isn't the point after all anyway.

Found this place on Yelp and so glad we did. The place is super clean with a vintage reclaimed vibe…read moregoing on. Haircut on my husband looks great! He said Chris did a great job.

My son and I arrived at the Sandhills Shave Shop for our 4 p.m. appointments. As soon as we walked…read morein, Mark abruptly yelled, in a drill-instructor tone, "Close my door." It was startling. I looked around to see who he was speaking to and realized he was directing it at my 14‑year‑old son, who stood quietly next to me. Mark continued to glare at him aggressively--there was no sign of familiarity or humor. He then said, "There are some people leaving; they'll get the door." The whole interaction was unnecessary and uncomfortable. It felt like an attempt to assert dominance rather than welcome customers. The shop itself has talent--Sara gave me one of the best haircuts I've had in the Pines--but the atmosphere is toxic. Mark's loud, aggressive demeanor seems to intimidate the staff, which may explain why so many appointment slots remain open. This kind of behavior doesn't create a professional or relaxed environment, especially when families or young clients are present. Hopefully, management will address this and bring back the friendly, skilled vibe that Sara and others clearly work hard to provide.

Brought my stepdad for a haircut and shave. It was such a nice experience for him (as he's…read morecurrently in bad health). He said he wanted a shave but said going out and kind of made the impression he wanted a barber shop style. So I came to help and found this place. It's a nice swearing. Love the interior decor and feeling. I definitely felt like I shouldn't have been there, definitely a men's vibe which is really nice. Loved the seats. Our barber who I didn't even get his name was really nice and accommodating to my step dad moving around a lot in discomfort. Definitely a nice experience for him and moderately priced. I hope we can come back again.

Good old fashioned barber shop that does great haircuts for a reasonable price. I love that I can…read morebe a walk in customers and skip all that appointment stuff.

I have been a customer of Glenn Leslie for almost 20 years. Always great service. Have also used…read moreKevin and Julia. All great

Excellent haircuts and friendly service from a truly great guy!…read moreHe goes above and beyond to serve our community selflessly

Got a great haircut from a skilled barber. Nothing more needs to be said. Agree with Curt Q's…read morereview. Ron knows what to do.

Nice small local family-friendly barber shop. Two chairs. Mr. Graham or Illie will be cutting your…read morehair. If it's the weekend, you'll most likely be waiting an hour or two to get your hair cut. Absolutely no profanity allowed inside.

My seven year old wanted a mullet, with a faux hawk, and lightning bolt. I called then that day,…read morethey made room for me and took their time and he absolutely loves it and we will be returning.

Great cut. Decent price. Make sure you call before hand. We tried a few times and they either went…read moreto lunch or something happened and they would return later.

Just moved to the area and HIGHLY recommend this barber shop! The nicest gentlemen working there…read moreand great service! We'll be new regulars!

This was my first time there. Keith did a great job. Best haircut I've had in years. Will…read moredefinitely go back.

Three chairs. Good haircut at a fair price. First come, first served. I am now a regular.read more

Took my 4 year old grandson to Anthony's barbershop. This was his second haircut so it was a crap…read moreshoot on how he would do. These barbers know how to work their magic. His haircut was better than I could have imagined. Wish me luck I'm bringing my 2 year old grandson next!

Rick Locklear and the guys were hangin' on the bench in front of the barber pole on Broad St. in…read morethe quaint village of Southern Pines, NC when I walked up. I had made an appointment for this first visit but as late Monday afternoon was pretty laid back, Rick opened the door and invited me into the First Chair. Comfortable and clean shop (used to be a radio station) and once I described what I wanted, Rick went straight to work. I got an awesome cut (including the eyebrow trim) and now I'll be ready for that talk and workshop I need to run in New York two days from now. Thanks, Rick! I'll be back!

Rick Locklear and the guys were hangin' on the bench in front of the barber pole on Broad St. in…read morethe quaint village of Southern Pines, NC when I walked up. I had made an appointment for this first visit but as late Monday afternoon was pretty laid back, Rick opened the door and invited me into the First Chair. Comfortable and clean shop (used to be a radio station) and once I described what I wanted, Rick went straight to work. I got an awesome cut (including the eyebrow trim) and now I'll be ready for that talk and workshop I need to run in New York two days from now. Thanks, Rick! I'll be back!

Great place for a haircut ~ my favorite is Carl, but on occasion I have used all of them.. Clean,…read moreFriendly, all around Great People. Great Cuts Top notch quality Where visitors, Military and locals are always welcomed

From the owner: The Barber shop started back in 1968 and going strong. Locally started and owned. Traditional…read morebarber shop grown from a 3 chair shop to a 6/7 chair shop.