Good haircut. usually there is no waiting time. it is reasonably priced. I recommend it if you are…read morelooking for a no fuzz hair style

The Barber here knows how to cut hair the way you want it. There was long waiting, professionally…read morestyled, at a price that's much more inexpensive than other Barbershops.

Another fantastic haircut. Andreas always comes through for me. I had an event that I had to go to…read moreand last minute he was able to get me in for a haircut, shave, the works.

This is the old fashioned barber shop you've been looking for. I enjoy the atmosphere as well as…read morethe expertise of the barbers. Their many years of experience ensures that they can cut and style your hair anyway you want it. My only complaint is that I wanted to stay in the chair and be pampered a little longer. I felt a little rushed, even though there was only one man waiting. I would hope that regular customers get to stay in the chair a little longer. Not the absolute perfect barber shop, but clearly the best in Annapolis.

Great service! Friendly folks and fit my elderly father in with a last minute appointment.read more

I've been going to John's for over 20 years. I recently moved out of the area and unfortunately…read morestill find myself going back for a haircut. Who knew finding a good barber was such a challenge. That being said John's fade has me driving 3 hours just to get a hair cut. He's been consistent and definitely been hard to replace. He's always been great with my kids and I would recommend him to anyone.

This Barber Shop is located on the side of the shopping center where the Greene Turtle is located…read more When driving here, there is a shoulder area where you can park and there is always a spot right in front of the shop. If for some reason in front of the shop is full, you can park in front of the plaza and walk 20 yards to the shop. This is definitely a hole in the wall barbershop. It does have two TVs but for some reason Duc always has on TruTV. On the rare occasion he has on a news channel. There is a small customer restroom in the back of the shop. Duc is VERY busy at his small shop. One reason is that he is very reasonable and a good barber Honestly, I feel he should charge a little more. It's a good idea to sort of know what you want in a haircut before getting in the chair because Duc is so busy, it's not a good idea to make him try different styles while there are people waiting. If no one is

I like that he is open late hours. I took my GRANDson and was happy with the service.read more

I walked in, no "Hi, Hello, How are you, etc" it was "Can I help you?" like I was in the wrong…read moreplace. I politely told the lady that I'd like to get a hair cut, as if there is any other reason to visit a barber shop. She said "Sorry, I work by appointment only, it's even on the door". Who really reads the door text? I mean, okay. Appointment only is fine, but zero customer service. She wasn't rude, but didn't even ask me if I'd like to make an appointment. It was just a really awkward refusal of service. There are better shops literally right down the road. The guys say all say Hi, they had someone to take me right away, and unlike Edgewater, this other shop is bigger than my coat closet. I really don't think she is looking for new business, and if you aren't already one of her clients, I would not waste your time.

I can't say enough nice things about this place. I don't know how long it has been here but, I…read morejust found it a few months ago and I am so glad that I did. First and foremost, THIS IS NOT A SALON, it is a proper mens barber shop. The barber pole outside the door isn't some neo-classic decorative atrocity being improperly displayed simply because the establishment has something to do with hair. Walk past the large window, through the front door and you will find 2 barber's chairs, Paidar circa 1963, proudly perched on the linoleum tile floor. Tuesday through Saturday, you can find Billy standing behind that first chair, with an arsenal of sharp objects, both mechanical and manual, to masterfully tame your mane. You can find Tammy at chair 2, Tuesday through Friday. There are a row of simple brown chairs facing the 'cutting floor' with the day's newspaper available for reading and a full bookshelf of magazines at the end of the row. If you have never been to a real barbershop, or haven't been in a while, this next item of note may take you by surprise. The men in the chairs around the room are actually talking to each other. Yes, that's right, actual communal conversation amongst the whole crowd. No, you won't find a tobacco-chewing, Boss Hogg-type old fart in a white suit completing a horrid backwoods southern cliche. Just a room full of men, many of them strangers to each other, casually discussing any myriad of topics, from the unusually cold winter we've had to muscle cars to the latest political turmoil in (insert country here). A men's haircut will cost you $11, cash only and includes a true clipper cut. Not just the initial bush-wacking with a set of beauty outlet buzzers and a sopping wet head you've been suffering through and the local hair-dying boutique that you've emasculating yourself with, these folks specialize in cutting MEN'S hair and just men's hair. I had tried damn near every salon, boutique, and chain joint in the Annapolis area over the last 11 years and it wasn't until I curiously stumbled through the doors of this little hidden gem that I finally got a GREAT haircut by someone who understood and focused on working with men's hair specifically, not just as a sidebar between highlights and curl-sets. If you like (I do), they will clean up your neckline with hot lather and a straight razor (sadly you cannot get a full facial straight razor shave,a s the insurance costs are exorbitant) and finished off with a big brush full of talc around your neck and ears to keep your skin cool and itch-free. Billy is now the only person that cuts my hair and recently my 10yr old son's hair as well. He knows what size guard I like on the sides and has it locked and loaded by the time my butt hits the beautifully aged leather chair. I just can't recommend this place highly enough. If you are looking for a slightly old-school place that knows how to make mens and boys hair look it's best, you owe it to yourself to stop by and give the Edgewater Barber Shop a try. Just tell 'em Josh with the new 5.0 Mustang sent ya, Billy will know just who ya mean....

It's tough to find the right Barber sometimes. All Luv It is my new spot. See my man Reeves for a…read moreperfect cut every time and a good environment to sit a relax for a few. Shep

I went to take my son to this barbershop to find him a new barber and Antoine had greeted his…read more services to us and everything turned out great and been going to him since

Sharon is so nice and very helpful in styling ideas. She does a great job…read more Sometimes difficult to get and appointment when you want.

Best barber in AA and surrounding counties. Super clean shop and her shears and scissors are well…read moremaintained, which is a rarity in most places.

I won't be returning. The salon's cleanliness is questionable, and I never saw any equipment being…read moresanitized. Honestly this place is gross. Old food and dirty plates, used tissues, hair from last week....... Despite clearly stating my desired haircut, the stylist ignored my request and did as she pleased. The quality of the haircut deteriorates when she's rushed by other customers. Given the recent price increase, it's not worth it. You're better off at Supercuts--same haircut quality (crap), but at least they're clean.

My hairdresser left for another state. I'm searching for someone decent; who can also trim my…read moremustache. The haircut was $35 for a good ten minutes of work. The experience was akin to when I entered BCT and had my entire head forcefully shaved. I got in; sat down. Tried to explain how I wanted the mustache; how I wanted the top hair. Mid-sentence on my explanation, the hairdresser immediately starts snipping my hair. I was appalled. I had to assume she understood what I meant (she had little-to-no clue). My mustache got butchered. I asked for a straight walrus. She trimmed 80% of my mustache off. I got nipped twice and bled. She spent about 12 seconds trimming my mustache. I spent several minutes at home cleaning up the stray hairs she missed from the piss-poor technique she used. Mustache was a 0/10, which to be fair, she didn't charge me for. The top hair I was praying to God she wouldn't make me bald. Ended up with a splotchy, uneven medium fade with the hair not cut the way I wanted. Wasn't even close. The actual haircut technique was probably 3 points out of 10. The only bright side of this experience, if one can say there was. They accommodated my inability to pull money from a checking account; There's an ATM in the back, as only cash is accepted. So I grabbed my phone and paid through cash app.