A classic barber shop located in a storefront behind the PNC on the corner of 91 and 140. Tricky to…read morefind the first time, but if you drive to the back of the cleaners, it's right there. If you find it, you're in for a real treat. The place has a great 1950s feel, and has barbers who know how to cut hair without asking for instructions. I've gotten my hair cut here twice, and honestly I couldn't be happier with the quality. The price is also no more than than a SuperCuts or like, with the experience being incomparable. I highly recommend this barber shop for any man, and if you bring your son (or father) they even give you both a discount. Makes getting my hair cut a real pleasure.

Well it was time to change barbers so of course I consulted Yelp. This place had strong reviews so…read moreI figured why not. This is a great old fashion barber shop with a good mix of women cutting hair. The shop is clean, yet old (fashion), very comfortable. I had Nadallie cut my hair, she did a nice job and was a pleasure to talk with. Prices are reasonable for a simple cut and neck shave. I'll be back, thanks yelp for the recommendation.

I have been getting my hair cut here for the last 20 years, all the people do a great job with a…read moresmile. Shop was remodeled about a year ago and it looks great. Always a good vibe for me, Sue is my best.

I have been visiting this shop for over a year and have never gotten a bad haircut. I've used…read moreseveral barbers (stylists?) and all have done good work; lately I have made appointments (they use Booksy) with the same stylist whose work pleases me. I'll keep returning until that changes. They are tucked into a kind of corridor of the shopping center next to a Planet Fitness and some kind of pizza place. Parking is occasionally a challenge; there isn't really enough of it for the stores, one of which is a grocery.

Great Service! Haircut and Shave was Superb! Absolutely Flawless steam shave. With a few 'Cowlicks'…read moreand my fine hair I'm not usually a good first-time customer for a barber Although not my 1st haircut @EPatrickStBarber it was my 1st haircut and beard trim with the back corner guy. No matter... I thought he knocked one out of the Park!!! 5 I'd have given 6* if they'd have the TPC in Texas on the TV

The first time I went there, I asked the barber if he could keep the haircut from being too short…read more I left a review saying the cut was definitely poor workmanship. They left me with a bald spot on the back of my head, and it's clearly noticeable. I even called them because I didn't get any response. I asked for a refund, but he just hung up on me.

When I moved to Pennsylvania from Ohio, I had a difficult time finding a place that could give me a…read moredecent clipper cut. I tried several places in Stewartstown and Shrewsbury, but I wasn't really happy with the results. None of these places were barbershops, just hair salons or quick cut places like Great Clips. When traveling through Dallastown one day, I noticed a striped pole, within a set of row houses, the sign of a true barbershop. So I stopped in and asked for a clipper cut. The owner, Eugene Snyder, of Snyder's Barbershop, was an elderly man wearing glasses and hearing aids. He was what you would describe as an old time country barber; very friendly, very political, and definitely into fishing. The barbershop is nothing fancy, but he knows how to give a clipper cut. I went to him for a couple of years, but his hours weren't great. I passed Steven's Hair Designs on Main Street, in Shrewsbury, many times, noticing the striped pole out front on their sign. So instead of driving to Dallastown, I decided to give them a chance to cut my hair. The barbershop was so much more inviting and bright compared to Snyder's. There was a big flat screen TV, not that I was there to watch it or socialize. Their hours of operation were better, but still closed on Monday, like Snyder's. The staff was younger and definitely knew barber techniques. They went the extra steps of trimming eyebrows, stray hairs on the ears, in addition to providing warm shave cream to the back of the neck followed by a straight razor. Snyder's charges $12 and Steven's charged $15, or $13 if you're retired. It was definitely worth the extra dollar, excluding the generous tip I always give, to switch barbers. Steven's moved down the street to Old Farm Road, in the same plaza as the Rutter's and changed their name to Mason Dixon Barber / Styling. It's still the same setup and people and prices. If you're looking for a close cut, from a team of professionals, I would recommend choosing this barbershop.

Great little shop with very friendly barbers always get a good haircut. Highly recommend. Hard to…read morebelieve a bad review I saw.

Great hair cut with a good conversation…read more No frills appointment only. Always on time.

Just so the community knows....Here's the owners comments about former First Lady Michelle Obama…read more Do with this information what you will

JayBlendz canceled just 44 minutes before our scheduled appointment, giving a half-hearted excuse…read moreabout having a stomach bug. If he knew he was feeling sick, he should have given more notice. His last-minute cancellation left me no time to reschedule and forced me to scramble to find another barber in the area. I even called him afterward and asked if he could help find an opening with someone else at the shop--he said he would, but I never heard back. Super unprofessional.

Just got my hair cut by Jordan aka "The American Hippo" It was like Jesus the Christ himself…read moregrabbed me by the throat, spit in my mouth, and gave me the best haircut of my life! 10/10 will return!

I have been getting my hair cut at a chain type salon for awhile and never quite got what i wanted…read moreout of them. They just don't seem to know how to do men's hair right. So, I looked into an actual Barber shop tried Randy's place out. This will be my go-to place until he decides to call it a career. My experience had that familiar old-school barbershop feel. From the great banter, to not having to draw a damn diagram of what I needed done, to the straight razor finish, I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. More importantly, I looked like a million bucks after he was done.

My son has been wanting to find a barber shop that gave him "real barber shop vibes" and still gave…read morehim and excellent cut. He has a ton of hair and is often disappointed with his cuts. As part of his 16th birthday celebration today, we stopped at Kirkpatrick's and we're more than pleasantly surprised. He got the "vibe" he's been looking for and a great cut AND the price was great! We will definitely be going back!

There aren't many real barbers left these days! Mostly just make-up artists who get about a week of…read morehaircut theory with little to no practical experience, and then it is hit or miss for getting someone good (and usually overpaying). Not at Steve's! Here you get a haircut from an experienced and skilled professional, who knows their way around both electric and straight razors, and scissors alike! They are priced very competitively and the atmosphere reminds me of what one would expect in an iconic barbershop that one might see in a movie, where the conversation is real and personal, and the barber also doubles as a friend, psychologist, and comedian. Absolutely 100% recommend Steven's Hair Design to anyone looking for the REAL DEAL!