Mr. Brothers Cut Club is what I've been searching for in LA. I came in hunting for a well-executed…read morepompadour/slicked-back undercut with clean fades and tapers. More importantly, I needed someone who could handle Asian-textured hair, which many barbers struggle with. Enter Kei. He's meticulous, quick to understand what you want, and genuinely invested in both your immediate goals and long-term vision for your hair. He was also open about where my hair needed more growth before making cuts so I knew what areas would still be a challenge afterwards. Bring photos of your cuts you've loved. Kei uses them to dial in your style with precision. The bonus? The setting itself. You're sitting in a vintage Kochs Chicago barber chair that swivels toward their original hair wash stations, all housed in a historic 1920s building steps from the Eastern Columbia bldg in DTLA's Historic Core. The place has legitimate old-school character. Highly recommend. Book ahead.

Natsuki is a highly skilled and patient barber. I have difficult straight hair, and he took the…read moretime to ask the right questions, assess it properly, and adjust his technique as the cut progressed. His scissor work is precise and deliberate. You can tell he knows exactly what he is doing. He also handled my beard with a straight razor, and the experience was smooth and controlled with zero nicks. I have been in chairs where that part feels risky. This did not. Overall, a true professional who takes pride in his craft. I will see you soon!

I went there after scrolling through the app and thats the only place i liked, the owner daniel…read moretalked me through everything on the app and helped me find a suitable barber. the vibe there is immaculate, Isaiah was incredibly professional and got everything i wanted done perfectly. from the hair shave to the bread line up. 1.2 hours of a haircut flew by so quickly by how well me and him connected, and the cut had just the right amount of small talk. the shop itself is also a vintage clothing gallery, and they sell cologne and other products. i wish i was from the US so i could go to such a place regularly. already booked a second cut just before flying back home!

Through AirBnb Services, I decided to book a 5pm reservation for their introductory haircut. The…read morefolks at the other end were on top of their communication, sending reminders through email and text. The day of, I found parking across the street, though there is also a dedicated lot behind the building. Inside there was a collection of streetwear for sale influenced by hip hop culture which were also the defining sounds of the playlist heard throughout my visit. I have a fairly simple understanding of hairstyles and proper hair maintenance. The barber Javin asked me questions about my usual hairstyle and went through suggestions regarding trimming technique. Ultimately, I went with low fade with and a touch up on the top. He mentioned my two hair whorls and overall head shape provided some considerations on what he thought would look natural, which I appreciated. In the end, the fade was perfect. Afterwards I went in for quick shampoo and conditioner which targeted my dandruff. While the location is somewhat out of the way for me, I can definitely rely on their dedication and handiwork.

Manly and Sons is definitely the best shop in the area to get a cut, shave or beard trim. I've been…read moregoing here for haircuts for several years now and it never disappoints. All the barbers at the spot are chill, especially the homie Randy. Randy really takes the time to get whatever haircut you want right! Whether it's a straight razor shave, fresh fade/taper or just a cut Randy will get you right!

I trust Gilbert with cutting my hair! He has a great attention to detail and he always a cool…read moreperson to talk to. He brings a positive vibe to the shop and k highly recommend getting a cut by him.

Where to start... Well you should know I don't write many…read morereviews. And I when I do, they're positive. If I have a meh experience, I move on, I'm no fan of beating down or "warn you". BUT WHEN I DO, it's because I like to dedicate my time to something that made my day. I've been going to the salon since we moved to Echo Park, and I guess I got extremely lucky to find this place. from the vibe to the people the quality of the cuts !!!!! Oh and the low prices ( and just so we clear I'm not talking about your $30 shitty cut) Quality is often overpriced, THEIR quality is worth your money. I can assure you that I look quite fucking good every single time haha not only on the outside side. But the vibe makes you feel good on the inside. Every single barber is unique, attentive and you couldn't get more chill. If you like art good music, beer, looking good... then go there. They deserve the love. I'm proudly spreading it.

Nice place, nice people, but the barber/stylist was not professional. They did not seem to…read moreunderstand haircut standards, proportions, or texture. The haircut is not worth the money. I regret coming here, and I will not be coming back. On top of that, after this haircut, I will have to get it fixed at another salon. I am intentionally not naming the stylist, because the person who hires staff should make sure their employees are actually professional. I will leave this review on every website where I find this salon.

My first time visiting and Josh was dope! Super helpful, informative and just super welcoming. Gave…read moreme lots of tips and advice on my hairstyle. Definitely will be booking with him again!

I had a great experience at Aanuko on Jefferson. Gerson took the time to really understand how my…read morehair naturally works instead of just jumping into the haircut. He asked thoughtful questions like whether I mind my hair falling in front of my face, what hair products I use, and how long I like to keep it. It made the whole experience feel personalized rather than rushed. The haircut turned out exactly how I was hoping, and I walked away with a better understanding of how to style my hair at home. On top of that, everyone on the staff was welcoming and friendly from the moment I walked in. If you're looking for a barber who actually listens and pays attention to the details, I definitely recommend Gerson at Aanuko.

Came in with no reference photo and hair that was basically a Karen styled bob and Melvin still did…read moreme right. I was looking for a barber that knows how to cut Asian hair and I found exactly that. He's an absolute master with scissors and knows exactly how to work with the type of hair you have. He recommended some product that's more specific to my hair type and buying it at their store was $10 cheaper than buying it online. Great place with great barbers, I'll definitely be coming back once I need another cut!

I went for a Haircut, had an appointment with Melvin. Highly recommend him, he's very professional…read moreand I love how my haircut came out! Also location has plenty of parking and after your done you have a number of places to choose from to grab a bite or a coffee. Definitely coming back here again.

It was a great experience,I was offer a drink and after my hair cut they told me to take my time…read moreand enjoy my drink.

I've actually never enjoyed barber shops if I'm honest and think back over the years. No matter if…read morethe decor is nostalgic, and the barber has cool tats and looks good - I still eventually want to leave the chair ASAP. Which is the only good thing about having thinner hair --cuts are quick. Last week I walked into Blind Barber and they improved my whole viewpoint, not just my hairstyle. It wasn't the decor, easy app-based tab, or even the speakeasy bar in back (yes, it's true - a drink is included). It was the barber. And not the skills exactly, but how comfortable they made me. It felt like us against the hair. Like, okay, what are we going for here with this haircut? Not the usual "what buzzer number are you, thank you, next." That made all the difference to me. I'll go back, I'll order quality products, I'll start a barber + beer tab. Finally, a haircut appointment I look forward to. You should go!

I haven't had a mani pedi in like 3 years and I was definitely due. As much as I hate gift cards I…read moream taking this as an opportunity to finally get myself taken care of I set my appointment online and from what I read I should be prepared to be there for 90 minutes so I cut this chunk of time out of my day and prepared to be pampered. When I was there I was offered a drink and I chose the whiskey. I hate to say it, as a drinker thus kinda frustrated me because it was so little of an amount. I get it but dang I wanted some more. Valerie was my manicurist and she took her time giving me the full works on my very easy hands and toes because they were pretty short already but she was meticulous with everything. She did a great job. I liked the whole thing but as I look at some of the reviews the one thing I never hear anyone mention about is the price and at $150 for a Mani pedi some may say it's expensive, sheesh, I'm saying it. Lol Other than the price I enjoyed the experience as opposed to going to a regular nail shop. There are no drinks at some of the places I've been too. I'd do again, when I hit the lottery. I enjoyed it though and everything was finished in about an hour and ten.

Came as a first time visitor and I wasn't disappointed. From the whiskey while waiting, to the high…read morequality pedicure and manicure from Valerie. All the boxes were checked off. Valerie provided qualify service and I could tell she knew what she was doing! The massages on my hand and feet felt great! The environment was just what I needed that day. Will definitely be coming back!

Super cool barbershop speakeasy randomly in Highland Park! The Batman cocktail and the espresso…read moremartini were solid, but the other two cocktails were not it for me. Also, the grilled cheese and dips were so good. Does turn into more of a club vibe by like 11 pm

I've been to several Blind Barber locations over the years -- New York, Chicago, Culver City -- and…read morewhile they all share the same concept of a barbershop up front and a speakeasy in the back, each one has its own unique personality. The Highland Park location definitely stands out. Right when you walk in, there's a fish tank by the entrance, and the bar area itself is surprisingly spacious. The energy was high -- people were dancing, the DJ was spinning hits, and everyone seemed to be having a good time. The drinks were solid, though definitely on the pricier side (a 6-pack of Modelo for $50 felt steep, even by LA standards). Still, it's a great spot if you're looking for a fun night out with friends and don't mind splurging a bit.

The quality of the cut was amazing and very professional …read more Dan the barber is a true gentleman .

This was a bruising and painful experience, quite literally. In addition, it was overpriced. The…read morebarber cut my face right above my mustache (very visible) and scratched the back of my neck with some God-awful blade. The buzzer wasn't very sharp and it pulled my hair several times. This "treatment" cost me $70!! I was charged an additional $10 for trimming my eyebrows. Unbelievable! Certainly not going back there.