The barber shop is upstairs, the salon downstairs. I had recently moved to Mt. Pleasant and needed…read morea new barber in the neighborhood when I decided to give Pan American a try. Antonio is a sweet old guy who moved here and lived the American dream; now the changing neighborhood means his shop has a lot less customers. I didn't get the greatest haircut ever, but I didn't pay for that, either. I got a solid haircut from a decent man with old-school skills, plus a friendly chat, all for about twelve bucks, plus tip. Give Antonio a shot if you're in the neighborhood; I'm sure he'd appreciate it.

If I saw the words "beauty shop" I probably would've kept walking. But I'm glad I didn't, the Pan…read moreAmericana [Beauty and] Barber shop is a huge barber shop that occupies two floors inside a converted house. For $12 you get a good cut and a nice conversation.

Barber of Hell's Bottom was recommended to me. I needed a cut before a holiday party and decided…read moreto come here. Booking can be made easily on their website. Pricing for men's cut ranges from $45-$95 depending on the barber selected. I'm normally hesitant when trying new places, but I showed photos to my barber and I walked out with a big smile. It was expensive, but sometimes you have to treat yourself.

You can read the other negative reviews on Google that have more current service. I had a similar…read moreexperience. It was the worst experience for me at a salon/barber shop much less the price is outrageous and absolutely doesn't match the skill level of cuts or customer service. $90 a hair cut for a men's cut. For a great cut and experience it could be worth it, I thought. Men deserve to be pampered and given the location, I could see why it would be expensive. This is a case of expensive is not always better. I am writing my own review after months of thinking about it because I don't like writing negative reviews. I don't want anyone else to feel the way I did and think it's just them or have the experience I did. I can pay a $35 barber and be able to tip them 50% with them feeling happy and it's still less expensive than this place. I drove 45 minutes thinking it would be worth it. I wasted my time and more importantly, I felt so badly and paid so much ruining a milestone moment. I am not a rich person, it was hard to spend that but I wanted my kid to have a good first adult cut experience. I thought it would be a nice place for a milestone moment. They canceled the first appointment saying stylist was sick. No problem. Self care is important and who wants sick germs at a haircut. I showed up for the rescheduled appointment and they were late. No problem either we had time and we were also a little late. Since it's our first time, a consult was needed with the cut and as we were unclear what we wanted. That is the purpose of a consult, to talk about ideas. A first appointment should build that into the time. I thought my stylist/barber was nice but when we got home, we realized the cut was uneven and it was still a bit too long in places. I do take responsibility that my kid and I were indecisive about what to ask for but, we were just learning how to ask for what we wanted. It take a few times with a new person sometimes. I called back to ask them IF they would fix it. I wasn't mad. I asked nicely. They blamed us for the barber going long and so was late. They, said they would fix it but, it would be our last appointment there. I've been at my own stylist over 20 years, a high end full service salon. Always great service. I just wanted more of a men's focussed place. This place was beyond disappointing. I refused to go back for the fix feeling so awful. We went to the local barber and fixed it for $35. Reception also felt fake nice. They don't really seem to want or need new business. I wasn't even mad when I called for the fix. In my experience that's normal sometimes as a customer and service provider myself. It really feels like you're paying for the location, and cost of running their business not the actual cut or skill level of stylist. More expansive is not always better. My lesson learned. Go on Google and read the more current reviews. I hope my experience was just an outlier, not the norm.

Have only gotten beard trim and shoe shine, but both services were done fast and well. The wait…read moretime was also minimal. I found the new location to be well lit and comfortable. If it feels slightly pricey, remember you're in the middle of downtown. Every business has to charge a little more because the rent is expensive. It is well worth it for the convenience of being able to get a cut during your lunch break or right after work.

Walking around downtown while furloughed and decided to treat myself with a haircut. I didn't catch…read morehis name but there were two guys inside and the guy closest to the door serviced me right away. Straight forward and efficient with a pretty good cut but $50 is a little steep. I'd recommend the spot but I'm also cool with cutting my own hair too.

Found this barbershop on Yelp where it states walk-ins are welcomed. The first barber greeted me…read moreand the second barber asked me if I had an appointment. I said no. Then he said you need an appointment. I sat down to make an appointment. Then he said we're not gonna be able to cut you. I replied "oh okay" then I left. Here's a tip: If you don't accept walkins make your policy clear everywhere and people like me won't walk in.

Trae is my barber and does a great job creating fun and new designs for me! Appreciate y'all! The…read moreshop gets busy in the evenings so I recommend coming during the day or calling to setup an appointment. Cheers!

College student here, Lam did a phenomenal job cutting my hair! This place was very efficient, high…read morequality customer service, and very cleanly. I was only here for the summer but I was sure to get one last haircut before I left! For sure coming back!

Worst haircut ever. Can barely do a fade but don't ask them to take anything off the top. Julio…read morecan't use scissors. Never going back Worst haircut ever. Can barely do a fade but don't ask them to take anything off the top. Julio can't use scissors. Never going back

Just a really chill vibe, an amazing spot to get your cut done right. s/o Jameel for working his…read moremagic on a walk in w short notice

Calvin gave me the most amazing cut today -- clear attention to detail. Highly recommended barber…read more Unusually professional experience at the barber.

World Class Cuts is the best barbershop that I continue to patronize in DC. They never let me down…read more As an entrepreneur the cuts always give me a refined confidence to represent my image as I conduct business in different industries each week. It's a friendly atmosphere, and a classic barbershop where you will hear and engage in conversations/ discussions about sports, music, movies and culture. You can find the Who's Who anytime you walk in. I suggest World Class Cuts for any travelers, new comers to the DC scene, or anyone who lives in the DMV. Great for kids as well. This is definitely the place for your grooming needs!!!

When I think of the movie Barbershop this place comes to mind. I came here yesterday for my first…read morehaircut since I live across the street and was in desperate need of a haircut. I was excited that they're open on Sunday's as I find that rare. There was only one other person in front of me so my wait was about 30 minutes as their were 2 barbers there. My barber was Eric and he was a nice guy. He asked what I wanted and re-iterated some thoughts which I agreed with. The haircut came out great and I think $30 is a bargain as I pay around $20 in Bethesda with mixed results. I think this is my new barber shop as long as I live in the area.

Came here after my original barber moved locations. Appointment scheduling is awesome and the cut…read moreand beard shape up was top tier. I'm a regular now!

I booked an appointment for Thursday, March 27, at 3 PM after searching for Black-owned barbershops…read morein my area. Upon arrival, I found a client still being serviced, so I knocked and asked the barber if he was Lamar to confirm I was in the right place. Instead of a greeting, I was met with rudeness, aggression, and unprofessionalism because I used the name provided by the booking platform, Square Go. Which he referred to as his "Government name". Despite explaining and showing him where his name appeared, Lamar did not apologize or acknowledge his behavior but turned & continued cutting. The experience left me feeling highly disrespected and anxious, exceeding the worst I could have possibly imagined. I couldn't even bring myself to think through & type out this review within the same day. I DO NOT RECOMMEND this barber or business to anyone.