The Barber House - Dedicated to Gentlemen | First I must confess this was my very first time I have…read moreever spent "so much" money for my hair...I usually go to places that charge 10€-20€ for a cut. But this time I didn't just have any old plain hair cut, I had "The Dude" treatment...how awesome does that sound like hu?! But I'll get to that later... The Barber House is a barber shop for men only in the style of the 60's with a modern touch here and there. You come in and a nice lady greets you, takes your coat, brings you to your seat and asks if she can bring you anything to drink. As you can see, a lot of YOU's...and that's what it's all about...you. The interior is all new but, as said before, kept in the style of the good old 60's...fans of Mad Men will feel right at home. The barbers all wear nice black pants and white shirts with black buttons and colars...very professional and competent. My barber was a very nice guy and he didn't just start blabbering around, he waited until I said or asked something...and since I'm not the big talker it was perfect for me. So, what exactly is "The Dude"? It's a hair cut, beard trimming, a shave, facial hair removing (with fire & thread), a head massage and scotch (the good stuff!)...and of course after shave + beard oil for the skin & beard afterwards (if you like a product you can buy it in the store front afterwards). The barber takes his time but doesn't fool around, he checks the cut a couple times and makes sure it's perfect. Sitting there I've noticed three whisky bottles standing on the counter...which was mega awesome because a) they fitted in perfectly with the design, b) were free of charge, c) weren't the standard cheap bottles and d) I just f*****g love whisky! Since it was 10:30 in the morning I decided on a lighter Glenlivet 18yrs old. ;-) For the afternoon & evenings I would recommend the Balvenie & Talisker...but you can always also drink a The Glenlivet. Anyway, it was great how the barber finished something with my hair and passed on the whisky so I could take a sip. I can recommend the Barber House to anybody who likes the idea of beeing a modern gentleman & really wants some good old service or just wants a special treatment once in a while. Enjoy!

Fantastic barbershop that is as high-quality as any that I have been to in LA or NYC. I was able to…read morebook weekly appointments via email prior to arriving in Germany, which was very helpful. The atmosphere was great as was the service. Best thing I can say is that I will be returning.

I got my hair cut here regularly when I lived in Munich ca. 2017. It's walk-in only, you sit down…read moreon the bench, listen to the hip hop playlist, and wait your turn for an open seat. Language barrier aside, since my German was barely passable at the time haha, all the barbers were super chill, friendly, and capable. I got my hair cut by three barbers there, one named Ali who was a master, incredible, and another guy named Saadi who was excellent, very polite and detailed. These guys know how to cut short hair in the latest fashionable styles, and I should add that they also knew how to cut Asian hair! That was such a relief, living overseas. Highly recommended for a fast, affordable, and trendy haircut. I hope they're doing well still.

You know when you move into a new city and you try a new hairdresser and it comes out so bad you…read morejust want to put on a hat and cry? That's what happened to me. I asked to cut just the ends but he cut really a lot. My hair was long and now it's shoulder length. I asked to cut it layered and he cut it straight. I share this so that it doesn't happen to someone else.

This new venture has just opened so I've only been once, but the welcome is fabulous. It's an…read moreinternational melting pot of friendliness. It's a quirky old school style decor, compact but perfect. I was there Friday mid afternoon before even the after work rush. Patience is a virtue by any barbers but with good music, friendly inclusive banter then this place has a good vibe. The cut was professional and knowledgeable ... to cater to my hairs needs. Beards are also a speciality and I'd assume the owner knows what he's doing sporting one himself. Price was €13, above the cut-prices competition of the market but I feel it's realistic if you willing to pay for talent and not devalue the service... and still way below those trendy salons which offer little more than shiny decor). I'll be back for sure...assuming my hair stays growing ;-)0

Came into town to explore & run errands. Decided I needed a haircut today and searched up this…read moreplace. I drove around for 15 minutes trying to find parking. I eventually parked. Then walked about 7 minutes to the shop. I asked if they did walk-ins & they DO NOT. For such a BIG city, you'd expect them to be available to any average joe walking outside. But they do not. APPOINTMENTS ONLY. They were BOOKED all day and it was only 1000am. They're probably booked 24/7 and I wouldn't recommend. It's a waste of time to set up an appointment if you're not in the area.

UNFREUNDLICH, SCHLECHTE ARBEIT UND UNHYGIENISCH!!! Der…read moreBarber war komplett genervt und extrem unfreundlich. Ich wurde für €32 innerhalb von 10 Minuten abgefertigt und so sah auch das Ergebnis aus. Beim Kunden nach mir konnte ich beobachten, dass meine Messerklinge nicht ausgetauscht sondern wiederverwendet wurde - absolut unhygienisch!

This rating is for a blow dry only - and is like the dry bar or blow dry salons (without the…read morefanciness) in the states. In the end - solid blow dry within 30 mins for 24 euro. Doesn't require reservations and is next to the meridien hotel so convenient. If you are looking for a fancy salon with all the bells and whistles - this is not it. However, they were super busy with lots of locals. They also only take cash for services under 50 euros. Service was okay - just not easy to communicate but can't fault them for not speaking fluent English!

I had a not so great experience at Barber House in Munich and posted on that yesterday. My…read moreexperience at Haar Ekspress was quite the opposite and exactly what I was looking for. I am in Munich on business and was just looking for a trim and cleanup. I wandered around the Hauptbanhof looking for a place and stumbled on Haar Ekspres. They were friendly greeted me when I walked in and asked me to have a seat. The wait was short 10 min or so. The barber spoke a little English and I know a few words and phrases in German, we were able quickly figure out what I wanted. The cut was right, it was quick and it was cheap, 13 Euros or so and I was done in 25 min including the wait time. If I ever need a trim while in Munich in the future I will seek out this place. Bill from Boston