Straight edge is Always top shelf. This IS a Barbershop environment, so if you're offended or soft,…read moretake yourself down the street. From walk ins to regulars, Everyone at this shop are great and always provide the best service when you sit in their seat.

I requested a small trim on the top and a couple inches trimmed off the back and ended up looking…read morelike halle berry from catwoman. I hate this haircut and I'm disappointed in the barbershops ability to satisfy their customer.

Bottom line is this place is a family-owned, multi-generational barber shop with top notch guys who…read morewill make you look great. I grew up in Clifton Park and my Grandfather went to this shop, and now my Dad, and I have too, basically for as long as I can remember. The original barbers from my youth have retired but I believe one of their kids bought the place and is running it now. The shop used to be across the parking lot before they renovated the strip mall, but its the same shop and some of the guys are connected to the last generation of barbers. They even have the same furniture, waiting chairs, barber chairs (though without the ash trays), and I think a few other things. I got my hair cut here right before my brother's wedding some years ago and they made me look the best I've looked since high school (which is about when I left Clifton Park). You do not have to believe me, they always have someone sitting in each of their chairs, all the barbers are great BTW. First time I was in this place after the next generation took over I believe I had my hair cut by the owner. Don't quote me on it but I think he's Joe's son, if I got that wrong I'll revise this review. Last time (just this Christmas) it was Jordan. Anyway, everyone is great. Jordan could cut from my written notes, and asked me at the end if I wanted the fade to start higher up. I asked my wife and we agreed that was what we wanted and he moved it up. Either way looked great but moving it up was just what I needed. I think he asked because my hair is starting to get light up their () but it was a great move to ask me for feedback on the cut at an abstract level, so I could just guide the process while he does the real work. If I lived here I know these guys would remember anyway. They know my Dad's haircut because he does come here regularly. This is the kind of barber shop they are. Everyone in town knows about this place, even if they only have 3 reviews on Yelp, and I would have kept it that way, but I moved out to CA so now I have nothing to lose by telling the world how awesome this shop is ;-)

I called and tried to set up an appointment and was told only walk-ins. I explained my father has…read moredementia and would require an appointment was told sorry. Not good for seniors...

I just left from a haircut here from a walk in with Steve. This is technically the worst haircut I…read morehave ever received. I asked for a high skin fade and by the looks of my haircut this is the first time this person has ever attempted this haircut. He also did not clean up my head I'm covered in hair just overall it feels that this was someone's friend filling in at the chair or just starting out. Gave a tip because I'm nice but I can't come here again really disappointing.

Great service and talented barbers I highly recommend everybody looking for a hair cut to pick this…read morespot

Best hair cutting expperience in 25 years...quiet, professional environment with a perfect peronal…read moretouch...I wish my hair grew faster

Great and friendly stylists, good haircut, fair price, very little wait. All around excellent.read more

Today is June 30, 2026 and had another haircut by George at Regal Barbershop here in Saratoga…read moreSprings this morning. Great as usual...I was also looking at my past reviews concerning Regal. I have been going to them for the past 9 years! Where the hell dose that time go? in those years, my daughter & son got married and I also became the Grandfather of twin girls. Nine years...I can't believe it. Thank you George & Sam for opening up here in Saratoga.

My husband, Steve retired from the Army this year, and George has been helping him grow out his…read morebeard. He does a phenomenal job, with such attention to detail. Steve has learned to love facials! George, Sam & Charlie have also been cutting our 14yo's hair, and my Father-in-law's hair when he comes to visit.

Look no further, this barber is the real deal. The lady that cuts my hair is hands down the best…read morebarber I've been to in Saratoga County. I'm very peculiar about hair and she never fails to cut it exactly how I want it. The fact that the cost of a haircut is $12 is just the cherry on top. I've been to too barbers in Saratoga but they have on this lady and for the price it's a no-brained. 10/10 would recommend!

Been going there for decades, always great service and quality haircuts. Dan is retired but Ted…read morestill is very active...

Great place. Funny guys run the shop. Always in for a good talk. Loved my cut. Only waited a few…read moreminutes. Both Ted and Danny were awesome

This place is not closed, someone has clearly misreported this. I love this shop. Great for the…read morewhole family. Hair cuts here are on point. AJ is my barber and gives me a fresh and crispy cut every time. There is a guy here named Antony who speaks fluent Spanish so if you're not great with English he's got your back. Now admittedly when no kids are around, the conversation can be more of an adult one, but everyone usually sees if a kid is in here and cuts the convo to something kid safe.

I have been coming here for over a decade, and even though I moved from Clifton Park to Loudonville…read moreI still come up whenever I need a trim. The staff are very friendly, and even though I have my favorite when he isn't in I feel very comfortable letting someone else cut my hair. Over the past 10 years I have seen a lot of staff changes, and at least one ownership change. Every time I find my "regular" cutter he or she seems to only last about 2 years or so before he moves on, which means that I then transition to someone else. It is somewhat depressing, but I guess that is the nature of the barber world. There are usually at least 4 people there at all times, and walk-ins are welcome. I go early on Saturday mornings to avoid the rush. Free Donuts and coffee are usually out for the customers.

Patsy's, and the Heart of a City The heart of a city doesn't…read morebeat in time to the rhythm of landmarks whose silhouettes are stamped on postcards. Its pulse doesn't shake the shopping centers or the offices or the multitudes they carry. It honors no arrhythmia before the Capitol or the architecture that has grown around it. Because it's often the case that the biggest machine lives and dies not by its most imposing part, but by the smallest pin in its center. It's easy to miss Patsy's Barber Shop if you're weaving through the traffic of State and Pearl. You have to know to take the right onto Howard Street and go slowly enough not to miss the white neon tubing that brightens the shop and casts just enough of its glow onto the sidewalk to let you see the barbers ply their trade. Patsy's opened in 1930 at the cusp of the Great Depression, when a proper haircut was a man's resume and the newspaper on the empty seat was the employment office. It was a family business, like many that had dotted the downtown and further south to the neighborhoods that would eventually be sacrificed to Nelson Rockefeller's sense of grandeur. William "Tragedy" Yager now presides over the memories absorbed into the mirrors and the padded chairs. Since 2006, he's followed in the footsteps of his great grandfather, a man who likely opened up shop as he always did on the day Japanese planes set off for infamy. And anyone who's had a seat in one of his chairs and a hot towel on their face knows that Tragedy didn't just inherit a trade; he inherited a love and a duty to everyone that crosses the threshold. A large man with a long, thick beard and a tapestry of tattoos lining both temples, he wouldn't strike you as a man you would want to meet in a dark alley. But again, the seat, the hot towel, two minutes in conversation, and you'll realize that he's exactly the man you would want to meet in a dark alley if your car broke down, if you were cold, hungry and scared, if everybody passed you by. Because there are certain things you can expect from those possessed of the instinct of leadership. But what you may not expect is that sometimes, the places where matters are truly decided accept walk-ins. Patsy's Barber Shop has two locations, 3 Howard Street in downtown Albany and Room 126 on the Concourse Level. Call for an appointment and check for hours. And be sure to patronize the many barbers Tragedy has trained personally.

I've always been hesitant about getting my beard trimmed and shaped with the worry of having it cut…read moremore than I want to. I finally had the courage to have Jayden work on my beard and he absolutely did exactly what I wanted and it came out amazing! Thank you Jayden and Patsy's you now have a customer for life!