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.

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!

A hot July day with the family and I noticed this place - a hole in the wall on a side street with…read morea barber's pole twirling outside. I needed a haircut so I decided to step inside, where I found a typical barbershop, with a completely atypical barber. He looked like an ex-Gunny sergeant, and he was finishing off a high and tight for a young serviceman - perfect I thought. 20 minutes later I had the best haircut I've gotten in probably 25 years. #3 on the sides, tapered and off the ears, blocked in back, top to match and the bonus - he used a real straight razor to clean up my neck. Heaven. So I live in San Francisco, and I can tell you when I come back out to the Capitol District I'll make it my business to need a haircut, and to come here - it's worth flying 2500 miles to get my hair cut here.

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

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'm an out of towner! I've been in town for a few weeks and it can be tough with the trust and…read moreeverything built around that for picking which shop to go to for my next cut. The service, quality, vibe, and aesthetic were an exact match from all other reviews and pictures you see online. Of course the service matters the most right? I was able to snag 2 different barbers in my time out here and have had nothing but phenomenal work at Patsys! I'm telling everyone local and anyone heading up here that THIS IS THE PLACE for a cut.

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.

I've lived in Saratoga for about a year now and have finally found a great barber shop. Definitely…read morethe best cut around and a at a really good price nonetheless.

From the owner: I have moved to a new location at 433 Geyser Rd. I am an innovative barber in Saratoga Springs…read moreproviding professional services to make you look and feel your best.

I'm about a week late with this review, but I'm very picky about who I get a skin fade from, and…read morefound this place on yelp while visiting back home. Living in San Jose, CA and working in Columbus, OH, I've seen my fair share of good and no so good barbers. This chill little spot is not far from the Racino, where I was spending the evening. I liked being able to book my appointment online, although not required. Barber/owner Lamont was super chill. Downstate guy with great attention to detail for the perfect skin fade. Great cut, great conversation, at a great price!

Recently, I went to True Cuts and was very upset with my haircut. I had asked the barber for what I…read morehad gotten last time, and then he said yes. I had let him know that I wanted NOTHING cut off the top of my hair because im trying to let it all grow out. The barber understood and then started doing my hair. After my haircut was over he had to let me know that he cut the back of my hair because it would look like a mushroom. I was a bit upset with this because this entire haircut was an undercut and none of my actually hair was going to be cut, just the fade. Once I got home, I took a shower and realized that he had actually cut off a lot of the sides of the hair. I'm highly disappointed because almost every other time I've gone there its been amazing, but when you don't just listen to what you're supposed to and do your job is upsetting. I do really like going here, but in the future i want to keep my hair nice and long and not have it cut. Thank you!

Haircut and shave Make an appointment…read moreThey're always ready for you from your car to the chair. Certified barbers very clean I could tell by the way they had their tools set up scissors, etc. James was my barber. I asked him what he thought I went with it. Best haircut shave I've had in New York. I'm 60 years old. I have a shave and a haircut every month for the last 30 years From Florida to upstate New York price price was half the what I thought it would be. I felt like a million bucks and very confident when I walked out of there and it's nice not walking into a barbershop where all the guys think they're gangsters they're all wannabes and ask you what number you want What what number? That right there just shows inexperience on the part of the owners. If I wanted a haircut with a trimmer, I'd have my blind grandfather do it ! Trendsetters very professional and you can tell and see the talent that there. Also, I called late on Saturday afternoon and they fit me in in the owner stayed late and waited for me. James should be very proud to have a team like his and it's nice to see an actual barbershop. Tell your friends.

I have been sitting on a five star review for Trendsetters ever since I discovered it, courtesy of…read moremy kids, because I didn't want the secret to get out. Finally decided it's time to give it up. A barber shop does not get any better than Desmond (the guy I ask for) or Scott. You get small town gossip and careful, leisurely attention to your hair including warm shave cream and a razor trim at the end. The ladies pay $50 for this kind of treatment (and probably less salty commentary from the town elders and wise guys who wander in and out). We get it for $15 plus your generous tip. Don't expect to walk in and plop down without an appointment, however. The online reservation system is easy. Then just be sure you keep that appointment. Those are straight edge razors, know what I mean?

I've tried most of the barbers at Saving Face in Saratoga Springs and have never gotten a less than…read morestellar cut. Everyone who's cut my hair has consulted me first and delivered a very reasonable facsimilie of what I asked for. I finally settled on Mark because his was my favorite cut but again I've never been disappointed.

"1776" memorabilia doesn't belong in a business setting. Especially within a mile from a military…read morebase. We won't be returning.