It was my first time there and i booked with Jack. He was really awesome and friendly and also gave…read moreme a nice fresh cut. 100% recommend!

I got a cut from Caleb and the experience was better than ever, had an amazing convo with him and…read morehe was super nice and friendly. Would def recommend

VERY energetic place, very social and "happening". Linda cut / styled my hair exactly what I was…read morelooking for. Great conversation, and interesting ideas for her business. She was a hoot! It was also refreshing to find the place: - packed - alive with conversation (even between customers and stylists (not like traditional places where one stylist isn't "allowed" to speak to another stylist's client!) Typically, people hope to also see some critical view as well, but I guess the only thing I could say is that they're on the second floor (but that might only be a real issue for the business vs the customer). I kind of liked heading up the stairs - it added to the "I'm heading for a new experience" feel. Also liked the "left to the Beauty Parlour" or "right to Barber Ha" landing I arrived at. I DO however, feel like I'd better get working on my tattoo sleeve! One of the skills I've developed over 40 years in retail is the ability to get an immediate "feel" of how a business is doing, is it still alive, and what would be my prediction. This place is basically exploding with life, and I know there are some great successes in their future. VERY glad I decided to try the place!

I've been coming here for 7 years and the consistency is never a question. As someone who struggles…read morewith anxiety disorder, Connor (my regular) has always made Barber Ha feel like a safe space. I'm certain that Barber Ha hand picks staff who have great interpersonal skills which puts their customers at ease. When I book an appointment, I look forward to quality chats and some good laughs. I never have to worry about how my cut will turn out because I leave feeling fresh af. I truly appreciate the Barber Ha team and the welcoming environment they foster.

First time going to the barber shop and really enjoyed all aspects of the establishment. The vibe…read morethat the staff bring made it feel very welcoming and professional. I honestly don't know what to do with my hair and the outcome was great!

My Fiance goes here to get his hair cut every time looks so good every time. Great service. Good…read morevibes when you walk in!

On a recent trip to the BMO on Whyte, I noticed a new barbershop had opened up. Two weeks overdue…read morefor a haircut, I decided to check it out. The narrow shop is nicely and newly appointed with three comfy-looking barber chairs at the front, and a seating area in the back where you can watch TV or read a magazine while you wait. The barber, Noel (formerly of Tidory's downtown, I think), was super friendly and instantly understood the (admittedly simple) cut I was seeking. The cut was excellent, and I appreciated the attention to detail as he finished the cut with a straight razor around the hairline. Overall, an excellent cut in a friendly atmosphere for less than $20. I'll definitely be back.

Quick, fairly priced and professional. They know what they're doing. This is the best haircut my…read morehusband's had in years. He's looking real good. ;) Before this he went to a salon with fancy shampoos, scalp massages and cucumber water but none of that made up for a mediocre cut. Like many barbers, they do not take appointments but because they're so efficient I can't see it being a problem. My husband went at 4:00 on a Wednesday and didn't wait. It's Whyte ave so of course you need to consider parking and they don't have extended hours but all things considered, it seems worth the effort.

I've been a patron of Duke's Barber Shop for quite some time; 30 years to be exact. Gord has been…read morecutting my hair since I was a kid and there is no better old school barber in Edmonton. Prices are fair. Sometimes you wait, sometimes you don't.

No stars if I could! This woman, who goes by Cindy, is so bad as a barber it is beyond belief…read more She literally slaughtered my hair. When I very politely pointed it out to her, she said all her clients know "what number to ask for, and most of them ask for number two". Well, sorry, you are concerned with number one or two when you go to a toilet. As far as I am concerned, I am not a professional barber, so I do not have to know what these "numbers" mean. And it is YOU, the barber, who should explain this to me BEFOREHAND, and not afterwards, like "Cindy", who stupidly laughing told me "It's too late now". She is the very first Korean I met in my life whose professional ethics is SO low! Well, it's never too late to warn the potential clients how silly and unprofessional that woman is. I do not care if someone sees her as "meticulous". She is meticulously unprofessional and bad as a hairdresser. Avoid her at any cost. I only went to Duke's because I was running errands in the area. I usually go to Lendrum Barber Shop, whose owner never asks about stupid numbers, he just talks plainly and every few minutes stops to ask if he's doing a correct, acceptable job.

For the many hours hairdressers spend in school learning to do hair, only a few hours are spent on…read moremastering a guy's mop. As a result, men get the short end of the stick when it comes to seeking out a top-knotch haircut. After lots of average cuts they figure they can do it themselves or get their girlfriend to coif their coconut. All you need is a pair of scissors and that little plastic piece to keep you from cutting slicing open your head, right?! Wrong. Too many guys look half as good as they could because they've never had their hair cut well. At Men's Room you spend an average of $30 for a cut but it's being done by stylists who've studied the best and latest in hair trends for men. It's run by the Crew academy, and was the first men's salon of its kind in Edmonton before other salons, like Game Day and The Board Room started appearing. Now some men get pedicures and wear facial moisturizers, but you don't need to be a metrosexual to want a hot haircut. It's downright manly.

I had my hair cut here for about a year or so, and overall the cuts were really good. I never…read morereally had a set person, but all the stylists I saw seemed to do an equally good job. All were quite friendly too. Also never had too much difficulty getting in. I never had the time to take advantage of the free trim that was included, but it's a nice idea to throw in The main reason I stopped going was the location. As I live on the south side, there are plenty of equally good places in the Whyte ave area that are much more convenient. The price is on the high end for a men's cut, especially once you added in a tip. I think it's worthwhile to spend the extra money if you have longer hair where a quality cut matters. But if you get a shorter cut, there isn't much difference between a $50 cut and a $30 cut. As I've recently been going more to shorter cuts, it didn't seem as worthwhile to make the investment in travel time and money. They do seem to be drifting away from the "man" focus. Each time I went, there seemed to be more women getting cuts there. That doesn't bug me, but I think it's maybe a sign their prices aren't matching the demand of Edmonton men.

Lightning fast. Great haircut. Super nice. Cleaned up my beard neckline. Prices from the 1990's…read more You will not regret it. I promise. When, not if, you get your haircut here, tip the man. He's f'ing awesome.

Cheapest barber shop in the city - in a good way. Good quality, quick haircut at a great price…read more He's gone up to $16, but you can't blame him for that because he has to recoup some losses from being forced to close by the province early on in the pandemic last year along with all the other barber shops. Also the building he's located in also flooded recently and he had to close down then as well until the landlord cleaned it up. But at least then he was remaining open at a nearby female hair salon. Really the only negative is he doesn't accept credit cards, cash or debit only, but this is in large part why he can keep his prices so cheap. Otherwise he'd be over $20 like most other barber shops. Personally I give him a $20 and let him keep the change as a tip, because he deserves it and could use it too.

Hi this the worst barber shop I have ever been to. I was on vacation and this seemed like a good…read moreplace to go. asked for a low taper fade and he says were almost done and next thing pulls out the buzzy thing and shaves down the middle of my head

While the service is still top notch I have to say that having to wait over an hour for a place…read morethat doesn't do appointments will lead time me switching spots. They need to have more than two people working at once otherwise it's just not worth it to come

Solid cut. I liked the special they had for cut and shave, can't beat that! Nice they offered a…read morebeverage to end the session.

High recommended, best place and best barbers , I've been there for few times , amazingread more