Great place to get a haircut. The barbers are learning but at the same time have experience to give a full haircut.

This is my spot Great/ Cheap/ let the students practice I love it. Never really had a bad cut . The owners always nice and accommodating read more

Both my hubby and I were walk-in customers. Hubby and I were happy with his haircut and beard trim. Cece was AWESOME for me. She gave me a lot of tips on future coloring(Gonna come back for when I'm ready to go with my usual purple color for the cooler weather. (: ). Also on which products to use to make the most of my curls. Cece actually listens and works with you on your cut. I asked for a trim and she took off as little as possible since I'm trying to grow out my hair. Thank you! read more

don't waste your money here .. they won't teach you how to cut hair .. this school is a scam . pretty sure a laundering operation .. i had a friend go for one week . they told him he knew how to cut hair and was ready for the test . rushed him threw the program .... now for his masters test he used a mannequin head and did not have to preform a shave . he still can't get a job cause he can't cut hair . this is not the way to learn a trade .... the class they offer for 3500$ you can have any master barber sponcer you for free . these kinda schools rip off new immigrants and ruin the industry .... they will only teach you how to cut if you have the same back round as the owner .... don't go to this school . i used to be a barber. now i workin financial services.. it's so said to see a friend ripped off and now on my free time showing a licensed master barber how do basic hair cuts ... sad read more

Hey there, I am not stoked to explain my experience here but I feel obligated to share my experience in the hope of helping other people who want to learn, grow and be the best they can be in cosmetology So, I started out as a full-time cosmetology student in an 8-month program. The receptionist, a younger Hispanic lady, told me the tuition would be half off when I signed up, which made me really happy and I was all in. But three weeks later, the Jewish dude living in the basement tells me I have to pay an extra 3 grand for tuition. Which if you live in NY and got bills that's a lot!! I was bummed but I did pay what I needed at that time. Then the Russian lady at the front desk kept overcharging me and the other students every week. Save those receipts, folks! Even Mrs. V (the teacher) agrees. As for the staff, only Mrs. V seems to be doing her job. But she's mostly downstairs teaching the book stuff, so she's swamped and alone most days. Miss Sandra, the on-the-floor teacher, just sits in the corner, staring us down and not helping out at all, leaving us alone with clients as soon as we start the school Leaving Customers with people who don't even know what they are doing! the rest of the staff has some seriously bad attitudes and not helpful whatsoever. My time there ended with a student threatening me for no reason, and the school handled it extremely poorly. Me and the girl stopped talking but were able to mend back to a normality in the school, keeping distance. They only checked up on me three weeks later after I tried calling about the situation, which showed they weren't concerned on my safety, bad at communicating and were kinda rude. After I told them what happened and begged them to check the cameras that would've shown exactly what happened , the old Jewish guy living in the basement corner wouldn't. He just said "She never threatened you " "I am Not checking the cameras" ,"I don't need your money, you can leave" So I did and took my business elsewhere PS. They do have a roach problem But don't worry, there are great schools out there! Check out these in the Long Island and Brooklyn areas: - Brittney Beauty Academy - Long Island Beauty School - Modern international Beauty School - Formula B Parisian School read more

These guys suck once I went to this place for my first day of school, this guy sucks he didn't know where to start he should've start with the sides he started with the top then instead of mid fade he gave me a high temu fade it was so fucked I almost went bald I ended up wearing a cap for the whole week this shjt sucks read more

The haircut I received was totally inappropriate for a senior citizen. I was literally scalped! No teacher ever checked on the work being done. read more

My barber in Rego Park has raised his price from $15 to $20. Now he's my ex-barber. Just twelve years ago, I was paying $9 for a haircut and I'm not going to pay $20. Tribeca Barber School charges only $5, so I decided to give them a try. I was very happy with the haircut. The barbers are students at the school, so I guess the quality of the haircut may vary, depending on who you get. For five bucks, I'll continue to take a chance. read more

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Says $5 but it's $7 for a haircut. $10 if you have a beard. Some guys are good. Some are not so good. The vibe was awesome. The younger guys with good haircuts, I trust more. read more

You get what you pay for. I've gone twice, the first time the young man was pretty good. Went again today, and just awful. I told the young man not to go very short, I wanted just a cleanup, and I blink and he's got me down to the nub. He had to borrow scissors because he forgot his. I guess the good news was it was $7, but really I should have gotten a full refund. It will grow back, but I'll never go back there. It's like roulette, you may get lucky. But you may not. I didn't. read more

Milana the lady at front counter at Tribeca barber & beauty school was super rude n worst n horrible person n she had bad attitude n milana was not good in talking.. I asked her for change to give tip for the staff n she replied very rude n worst way. Milana didn't manners n no ethics. Worst n zero star by Milana service. Very disappointing read more

Now I can see why the haircut was $5. Never again! Shaking student was there and had no idea what she was doing. My son was the first client since 10:30am, and we got there at 3pm. My other son head was cut open, and my husband's beard was uneven by the man who didn't change the blade from the last person. Just spend the extra and go elsewhere because the instructor isn't doing his job well enough to teach. read more

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IF YOU ARE QUEER RUN IN THE OTHER DIRECTION. This place is not safe, and you can get a better cut for the same price from somebody with a license & a general sense of respect for your fellow human. This cut just happened, so frankly I have not even processed how terrible this experience was yet, but I want to protect my fellow queer people. You are not safe or welcomed here. I don't want to trash the cut itself , which is terrible, because it is a beauty school, but the terrible cut aside, this was an infuriating experience from beginning to end from management. The student barber was very kind and did her best, but if management is homophobic, you're gonna have problems no matter what. read more

BUYER BEWARE!!!! I went there as a student. They make you pay a huge deposit up front which is un refundable, then you pay on a weekly basis as you go. I went for about 6 weeks when I began to realize how unprofessional this place was and how I wasn't going to learn anything there. The teachers method of teaching is to eat at the front desk while trying to explain to you how to cut hair, while sending you unsuspecting clients that pay $4 a haircut, very unprofessional. They also sell you very cheap barber equipment at very high marked up prices. The only thing you'll learn here is that you've been scammed. read more

I'm sorry but is enough of this advisor from that salon, I am talking about a Latino man working there, very rude, I don't know his name but is the one calling people, rude always angry even with seniors, making fun of them and no respect at all, either they have walkers or with hearing aid problems, honestly I really don't know why he's still working there, is not the first time I notice his bad attitude, even the staff don't like him, they suggest me to talk with the owner hopefully they do something about him. read more

horrible Woman at front desk is rude Teacher was busy eating her lunch rather than instructing the student that cut my hair I asked for 1/2 inch trim He cut way too much and totally uneven I got up and left after two hours Haircut should take 20 minutes read more

I was absolutely aware that this is a salon which makes their students do the work. And that is why I chose to get Deep Conditioning treatment, i thought what can goes wrong with that service, it is so easy. Ladies and gentleman, I thought wrong. Yup, I was so unfortunate to be handled by a student named Samantha. A horrible student. Not only she didn't know how to do it, she was also kinda rude! Yuck. She was kinda lazy when the teacher told her to take me. Then, when putting the steamer, she just turned it on and left it without trying to fix the position to fit my head better. Worst of all, at the end she dried my hair without washing it. When i asked shouldn't she washed it first, she answered, "No" arrogantly, not even trying to check with her teacher. Thank God i asked the teacher later, then the teacher told her to washed and cleaned my hair. I guess from that point the teacher realized how bad this student is, she started to give more attention. O my o my.. I wish there is a teacher or senior who always supervised what the students are doing. And tips for you folks, try not to get Samantha. She is tremendously stupid, stinks attitude, someone who's definitely going to ruin your day. She should've be a cashier in a deli somewhere instead doing people's hair. Two stars cause it's cheap and the last minute attention from the teacher. read more

The best school and I have learned a lot by being there. Also, teachers actually do help you a lot and give you feedback to improve your skills. read more

A four dollar haircut -- you receive exactly what that sounds like. I had forgotten all about this place until I just saw some other unlucky stooge like myself, review it here on Yelp. Yep, I'm embarrassed to admit it but I myself got a cut here once upon a time, once when I was down-and-out and struggling to make ends meet; between jobs, going on interviews and trying to stretch my monthly dollar. The price was all I could afford. I remember being viciously prodded and poked by the scissors of the student who worked on me --not just once, but repeatedly! It wasn't even a kid student it was a ham-handed portly older guy from Hazamazakafafirijirimistan who probably shoulda kept to his job as a taxi driver or something. Oh well. Great price, yeah --convenient location, yeah --but you need to wear a hat for a month afterward. read more

Really wanted to give this place more stars, but my experiences there weren't the best. I've been here twice. This is actually a barber school, & for your cooperation, you'll get a haircut, for a mere $4. The student cuts your hair, then, one of the teachers comes to inspect/ correct the student's work. My 1st visit was decent, but weird (because it was new to me). I don't blame the school for that. The 2nd time, i ended up having to hold my hair, since the kid didn't have hair clips. I thought it was so amateur that a school that teaches didn't have the proper equipment. This place is convenient for me, as it's close to home, but i haven't been back. I opted to take the trek out to Manhattan's Chinatown to get a $5 haircut at one of the barber shops there. *Recommend: if you're going to try this place, ask for a student that's a little more experienced. read more

I have no complaints. I walked in and said I need a haircut, front desk asked just cut, I said yup just a cut and they quoted me $6. My hair was nearly waist length, I showed Natalia, my amazing student stylist, and she confirmed what I wanted and how I usually wear my hair and confirmed again if I only wanted a cut. She explained what she was going to do, confirmed the length before doing the first cut. All went smoothly. Super happy with my cheap hair cut. For whoever indicated that they thought they were getting a wash and dry for $6, that's a bit ridiculous. A dry cut is absolutely normal especially in a place that originated in Manhattan. I've gotten a dry cut during my lunch break in midtown for ten times as much and I am just as happy with it. Just as a suggestion, a teacher should encourage taking some before and after pics to build their portfolio and help them with organizing their kits because she was a little all over the place but that ease comes with time. Would totally get a hair cut wherever Natalia goes... read more

Tribeca used to have a barber school in Tribeca, Manhattan. I'm assuming that they kept their business name as a homage to their former location. I went there for haircuts and their low prices saved me a lot of money. Then, one day, it closed. I was screwed. Ever since then, my de facto barbershop has been the Astor Place Hairstylist. The people who work there are very good. Unfortunately, it's a little pricey ($18). One day, I was riding an express bus to Manhattan when it passed by Junction Blvd. I saw a sign that said, "Tribeca Barbershop." I died and gone to heaven (not literally). A week later, I went here for a haircut. I have a receding hairline so rather than to let nature take away my hair, I do it on my own volition. As I entered, I recognized the blonde Russian woman who owns the place and a tall, dark-skinned instructor from the previous location. After a short wait, I was assigned a barber. He was an older Russian guy who spoke about 5 words of English. Fortunately, an instructor was there to guide him along. I got a generic shape up. He did a decent job and I gave him a $2 tip. I really wish they stayed in Manhattan since this location is a little hard to get to. Nevertheless, I'm willing to travel if it means saving money. I'd only come here if you want a basic haircut, not a movie star haircut. read more

Stopped by . Did not have to wait at all. Got a haircut. The haircut was perfect. Paid $4.00 (prior to the haircut). The name of the student was Tim. What more can I say? If you go there this summer, ask to have Tim cut your hair. He is good at what he does and a pleasant personality. read more

I was happy first time I saw the business opened, specially after my barber unfortunately died bcoz of COVID, the new one started to charge me much $15 plus he wants tip. So I tried this school, I know they are students, and doesn't cost much, however, out of my 10 visits, only two students did very well, the rest are horrible, terrible, lazy, not serious, and not trained at all. Today I had my last haircut, after his supervisor saw his awful job, he came and started to trim and show him, after he is gone the student did NOTHING. He also cut my ear with his shaving machine... I rather pay extra and go to a professional barber. read more

I just had an amazing haircut by gentleman by the name of George! I'm definitely coming again.

I originally found this school when they were still in TriBeCa. I have two sons so any price break in haircuts is pretty appetizing. Most of the time the students who we've encountered are pretty nice. Since you're not guaranteed anyone and they are students YMMV. read more

I'm a student at TriBeCa and I can say that I've made the right decision. This school is very professional and the instructors are the best. It's a very beautiful and spacious place as well. All of the students are very friendly and are easy to get along. The past three weeks that I've been here I have learned a lot. The instructors are always on top of you and help you out with everything that you need. If your interested in this type of trade I would say you should search no longer because this place will definitely prepare you to start working. read more

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The student did a good job and I was ok with the haircut, until the teacher came by, if that's what he was. The teacher(?) grabbed the clippers from the student and cut the sides way short. Annoyed more than upset, my hair will grow back. 3 stars because of the teacher (?). read more

For the price it's great but I have to remind myself that this are students who are learning. I don't wait long.

These guys are very unprofessional!! I came here one Saturday at 4:30pm (June 11, 2022) and after making me wait until 5:30pm, they gave me my money back and said that the staff are done for the day. Bunch of lazy guys around there. This was by the 63rd drive location in Queens. read more

I have the opportunity to stop in here about every three weeks since my work conveniently has me drive around the five boroughs. My haircut is very easy, so it's difficult to mess up. Some students take longer than others, but the result is always something with which I'm satisfied. The price ($4) is a throwback probably to the 1960s. If you have a simple haircut, this is a great option. Incidentally, this location is an upgrade over the old location in downtown Manhattan, which had a higher price tag ($7). read more

$4 how can you go wrong? I always come here knowing that if the student messes up I'm getting a buzz cut. So far no major issues with past haircuts. I come to here biweekly. Sometimes the place is a bit packed and the wait is little over 2 minutes to be seated. I also never forget to tip :) read more

Is a little unknown gem in queens. Is an excellent option when you are economizing and willing to be patient since it is an academy but the results are amazing for a fraction of the prize. read more

I think the teachers need to be more on top of things. I believe that one Yelper was right on stop in his appraisal. Your experience largely depends on who you get. read more

You get what you pay for.... if you think getting your haircut by a blind person is a good idea then get your hair cut here! The kids cutting doing care if they do a good job at all, they're just there to clown around and get their license. And they're also knowledgeable experts who will tell you you're wrong if you point out something bad in the haircut! Save yourself the time and get your friend drunk and blindfold them and let them cut your hair. read more

Love my $4 fade. Students are well supervised by instructors. Place is very clean. Much much cleaner than most neighborhood barbers I have patronized in the past. Place is busy but service is quick on a weekday afternoon. read more

posting purely as a male consumer of haircuts every 2 months: i was not aware barbering skills had been reduced to what depth number electric trimmer comb to use on various parts of your head. so basically if you are used to cutting your own hair with a flowbee, you'll feel right at home here paying someone else $4 to do it. i give this review an extra star simply because as a school environment, it appears to be clean, well organized and supervised, full of mostly young paying students who seem grateful for the opportunity to learn a new trade. read more

Honestly, your experience will probably vary depending on what student you get, and you don't get to pick the student. That said, I got my hair cut by Mohammed, and he may as well have been a professional. He was clearly comfortable with his work, respectful, asked questions to make sure I was getting the cut I wanted. A teacher will always check and correct if necessary. Especially considering it's $4, I am very happy with my experience. read more

Terrible. If I could give zero stars I would. They have no idea what they are doing here. No supervision. I went in for a simple 1 inch trim and left with 6 inches off and an UNEVEN cut. I had to ask for another person to step in and finish the cut because the original barber was clueless. The second barber wasn't much better but managed to have me go with at least some hair still on my head. not to mention the service was incredibly rude and unkind. I'm still crying. read more

We came here Sunday afternoon to cut my son's hair. Greeted by the front desk person and the teacher. We were here before and had a decent experience. Moreover, we are very well aware that these barbers are students and still learning/practicing, That's why we asked for a decently experienced person to cut my son's hair. The teacher politely escorted my boys to their designated masters saying that he will keep eye on and help if needed. They (barbers) started fine with their work and it's looked good from the back , then one of the barbers completely ruined one of my sons front hair , he shaved my boys forehead with the machine in the most ugly shape. We are all were speechless. Teacher did not even helped, some other guys were trying to fix it and it's still looks ugly :( . My boy is very upset and saying that will never going back there again and I don't blame him. Now we have to wait for the hair to grow up so we can do something about it. Please do yourself a favor and go someplace else, read more