It has been my second time getting a cut and a shave with Brandon at the Industry Lounge and I…read morecan't praise the man and the overall experience enough. Extremely attentive and professional service. If you need a cut - look no further!

I've trusted Jackie with my hair for many years and she always does an excellent job. Every cut is…read moreconsistent, clean, and professional. Highly recommend her for anyone looking for quality

I came across EvilFades due to the high ratings it has received on both Yelp and Google Reviews. I…read morehave gone through my fair share of barber shops in Manalapan and Freehold, and was wanting a place that can get my haircut done correctly. I randomly was scheduled an appointment with Kim, and Kim did not disappoint. She was meticulous and did an incredible job cutting my hair exactly how I wanted it. The overall vibes of the Barbershop is great, very clean, very cool vibes with sports memorabilia (specially Eagles helmets (Go Birds!)) hanging around, and a nice place for a cut. My cut (high fade, hard part) came out to around ~$20. I will certainly come here again! Notes: Location offered lots of parking in the lot.

Awesome barbershop. If you're looking for great service and quality... this is your place. Ask for…read moreAdam Joost - one of the best haircuts/fades I've ever had!

Justin's is the one barber shop that I go to but I have tried others. I have not had so much fun as…read moreI always do in Justin's. They have funny, amazing, talented people that work there. Every moment that you go in there you won't be able to stop smiling. Also when you start talking to the barber they always have funny stories. Justin's is just all around good fun and a great hair cut.

they denied my sweet little boy a haircut because he had no appointment two workers two empty…read morechairs Englishtown

This is the third barber I give five stars in the past ten years or so. First of, the barbershop is…read morereally cool, and they were playing good music. I saw kids, and college students getting haircuts from the two barbers, both of whom were very nice. I was happy with my haircut, and the barber used a razor to finish fixing it, which to me is the difference between a good cut, and some rando haircut place. She also asked me whether I wanted to trim or blend my hair, which is exactly the right kind of question, because I never know what I want and I have to be nudged in the right direction. I like the I could use a credit card to pay, and to leave a tip. My only suggestion would be for the barbers to use warm foam. Also New Brunswick is a pain to park in, so give yourself time to get there.

Writing a review after a long time doesn't come handy when you cannot remember the barber's name…read more I recently had a hair cut here going by the reviews and did a walk-in without booking an appointment. The place looked like a barber shop in the middle of a nice game room. The barber (sorry couldn't recall his name) asked the requirements and quickly jumped to work. He did a pretty clean job but I had a complete turn off when he assumed that I wouldn't need long sideburns and decided to chop it off short. I immediately told him that I usually sport long sideburns and he must have checked with me before proceeding. I was equally surprised that it cost $35 for a simple haircut. Anyway the place had good aesthetics and ambience and it would definitely cost that much if you are also making use of their pool table or the PlayStation. I also found the music little too loud as both of us found it difficult to hear each other.

Great shop! Grant is a great barber that not only cuts hair great but he's a great guy as well…read more Love going in for the conversation and laughs. I highly recommend this shop for anyone that wants a great cut that has a good atmosphere.

This was a update after the shop changed to the most recent owner:…read more TERRIBLE. I walked in and asked for a scissor-trim, but I left with the sides buzzed and the top uneven. GRANT is a young barber and I wish him well, but obviously he wasn't trained to cut a professional man's hair. He could probably tackle a fade or some crazy buzzed design, but I wouldn't go to him unless you want to look like an overgrown boy. A couple of suggestions to improve your business: - Listen to what the customer wants - The customer ALWAYS faces the mirror so there are no surprises - If the customer doesn't want you to use the electric trimmers, learn to give a good scissor-cut - Most men over 30 don't want to look like a boy with buzzed sides - If a man asks for a trim, it usually means 3/4" off maximum - NEVER trim a man's eyebrows without asking first - Offer a neck shave to look sharp - Look at some of the pictures of the classy men on your own barbershop wall for examples of mature men's hairstyles, we don't all want to look like Bieber. Think Clooney. Good luck, but I will not return.

I had an excellent experience here don't hesitate to try them out. It can be a real pain to find a…read morenew place and I got lucky finding these guys and gals. Edit. I travel the globe extensively for work and I've seen plenty of Barber Shops and Salons. I can count on one hand the places that I felt where outstanding and this place is definitely one of them.

In November of 2025 the changed the pricing. I went in knowing the price change according to their…read moreonline booking service Vagaro. Vagaro clearly list the teen cut as $30. Upon payment I found out the price was $38. This is up from $25 just 3 weeks ago. They refused to honor the listed price.

Excellent barber shop in the old style tradition. The shop is well appointed and brings you back to…read morethe old days. Nostalgic 40's music playing. Located in one of the oldest refurbished brick factory buildings in Freehold. Great personal service. Highly recommended.

I booked my husband's first straight razor shave at New York Shaving Company in Freehold after…read moreresearching local barbershops for a traditional hot towel shave with all the pampering. The shop's 1940s atmosphere and music were exactly what I had hoped for, but the service and cleanliness fell short. The website described the $50 Ultimate Shave as including a hot towel, shaving both with and against the grain, eyebrow and nose grooming, and a brief facial massage. My husband only received a shave with the grain, and afterward, several areas of his face still felt rough. This wasn't the thorough, smooth shave we expected. I also noticed thick dust on the interior shelves and boxes of razors and shaving products. An old-school atmosphere can be charming, but a business providing personal grooming services should be spotless. My husband did find the experience relaxing, which I appreciated. However, for $50, customers should receive the complete advertised service in a clean, well-maintained setting. We left feeling that the experience didn't deliver the value or attention to detail we had hoped for.

An excellent downtown Princeton barbershop. Sports vibe with multiple TV's on. Both Mike and Jessie…read morehave done a great job with this older gentleman's thick beard trim, and what little hair I have left - some on the sides. On the beard - first a trimmer, then hot lather on my neck. Good job, guys! Oh....and always offer me an espresso as well.

The quality at this place is suboptimal. If you prefer a clean, classy cut, I'd recommend going…read moreelsewhere. Attaching a photo of what they consider a good haircut - uneven, botched

Great place. People are very friendly and know how to cut hair. Reasonably priced. Glad I found…read moreJohn's after trying other shops. Will definitely be back.

High level of attention to personal prefererences. Convenience of scheduling appointments with…read morepreferred barber.

Went on my son's recommendation and glad I did. Fair price, good quality basic cut, and a relaxed…read morevibe. Parking is doable if you know Princeton -- the rest is easy.

Horrible quality, rude service, completely did not follow any directions on the desired haircut…read more Asked for a tip even after visibly messing up my hair and acting cocky.