First time here. Won't be my last. Trimmed my mop up proper and had me looking presentable in no…read moretime.

One of the best barber shops in the city. You know you're getting a good cut at a decent price…read moreevery time.

After moving to the neighborhood 3 months ago I've been to 3 different shops and seen 5 different…read morebarbers whose work I unfortunately was not a fan of. Happy to say I've found my new barbershop. John was personable, professional, and was able to give me the perfect cut.

Excellent everything!!! Can't say enough good things. Price, cut, location, it was all goodread more

My boyfriend used to live down the street from this place and since moving he has not found another…read morebarber shop that he loves as much. Great staff, very friendly. They do an excellent job of cutting hair. Would highly recommend.

I've been getting my haircut at La Barberia for 30 years! Without a doubt, the best place in…read moreCherry Hill to get a haircut. Owner Jim Phillips is probably the friendliest barber you'll ever meet. Another plus...the price is reasonable!

Haircuts were nothing special, but got the job done. Staff were friendly enough. Unfortunately, I…read moremistakenly thought my appointment was a half an hour later than it was and had to pay $35 for nothing while I was driving to my appointment without the opportunity to reschedule. I won't be returning to Meister's because I don't believe the quality of service is good enough to warrant as strict a policy as that. It would be in their best interest to adopt a customer-focused tardy/absent policy. Best of luck!

I saw good reviews so I wanted to check this place out but I honestly did not have a good…read moreexperience for a few reasons. The main reason is that I did not get at all what I wanted. I showed the barber two photos of a longer hairstyle that I wanted and described that I wanted to part my hair down the middle or do a 70/30 part. My hair was already a similar length to the photos (my hair was over my eyes and ears) but now it's way too short on the sides and I have nothing to work with on top. The whole time I was faced away from the mirror so I couldn't see what was going on. When he initially started cutting with the clippers, I felt like he was cutting too much already so I asked to see what it looks like. He showed me and it was okay so far but he turned me back around for the rest of the cut. I didn't want to ask to see it again because I got the vibe that he might have been offended (because he asked if I didn't trust him) that I was already doubting the haircut and I didn't want to be rude. Plus it didn't really "feel" like he was cutting that much but it turns out I was wrong once he turned me around at the end. I told him that I was growing my hair out since August (for 5 months) because my previous barber also cut my hair way too short even though I asked for something longer (I showed them the same pictures) and he told me he understood and would get me what I wanted, but ended up doing the same thing of cutting it too short. TLDR: I did not get anything close to what I wanted. If you look at the pictures I attached of what I showed I wanted and what I got, you'll see why I'm upset and put a 1 star and I think anyone would agree (If the barber sees this review, I hope you understand where I'm coming from). I really wanted to like this place too. Now I'll have to grow my hair out for another 5 months.

When you go to a barber or hair salon at least 6 times, and you're personable, tip well, and…read morepolite, you might expect the business owner of a two man salon to say "hi", make you feel welcome, at least because it's smart business, humane, and the name of the business bears his name. Not Pete. For the last two months, at times from 11am to 2:30pm Tuesday through Saturday on at least 10 occasions, I've driven to Pete's Barber Shop and their gates are always closed. Having been their previously, and their gates were open during business hours, and having taken pictures for reviews, I know that to be true and reality. They have a phone line that they do not answer. So over the weekend, I drove my bike over to see if they were open- the first time the gates were closed on a Friday, while 4 people, other than the barbers were in the salon. I was told they were closed. Pete was on his mobile phone, and I asked "what are your hours, because anytime I drive by the gates are locked." Pete responded. So I went to his barbershop the next day and arrived at 3pm, before their 4pm closing time. Two customers had just walked out, even though the gates were closed. I watched as one man walked in, even though the gates were closed, while I was putting the lock on my bike. I walked up to the gate with two open padlocks hanging from it, as was the case the day prior, and when I opened the door, Pete was quick to rush over and tell me "were closed". I said to him, "I was here yesterday and you told me your hours. You stated you were open until 4. Pete stated they're "open until 3pm." Pete showed no empathy, and acted as if he could care less. The salon had people packed in there. Pete told me that every time I drive by with the gates closed that it must've been when they were closed. Please look up the phrase gas lighting. That's what Pete attempted to do to someone who told him that every time he drove past the salon and the gates were closed, it had to be when they were closed. PETE'S SHOP HAS THE GATES CLOSED DAILY. I returned to the salon an hour and forty minutes later (see the time Day stamped pictures). The salon had at least 4 customers inside, and 2 were in barber chairs getting hair cuts. You can see the time and day stamped pictures, lights are on, people are inside. You can see from several sites online- all of which state Pete's hours. NOWHERE does it state that they close at 3pm on any day. It wasn't because of the Easter holiday the next day. The barber shop is closed on Sunday snd Monday every week. I don't know if Pete had an awakening and has an issue with non-colored customers patronizing his salon. But, when you go to a salon and repeatedly are told they are closed, and you're not allowed in, while customers of a different race are allowed in, you sadly have to question reality. I don't condone bigotry, racism, antisemitism, nor any type of prejudice. I cannot recommend a salon that discriminates who they allow into their salon, nor a business that doesn't treat their customers politely and professionally. Pictures don't lie, nor does a photographic memory. I would rather, and did, pay nearly 70% more to go to a salon where they are kind, welcoming, professional, and provide excellent service, than go to a salon where they act as if you're trying to get into a club, and they're on the other side of the velvet rope. Pete's is not a salon that's professional. Their pricing is arbitrary. I've gone in for haircuts and paid more than someone sitting beside me who had started getting a cut long before me, yet they paid less- on more than one occasion. I wish people treated others how they would want to be treated. However, Pete's is a microcosm of the myopic society we live in. I recommend you patronize a local salon that values you as a customer and treats you properly. Don't expect either at Pete's.

I took my 4 year old son here for a haircut because we were in the area and the shop had good…read morereviews. We got there at 9:30 and although we waited an hour to be seen, the barber was a WIZARD with my four year old. My kid sat and cried through the entire haircut, (he's always hated the barber so this is just what he normally does) but this barber was a god and worked his magic all in a matter of ten minutes. I was in and out and everyone at the shop was so patient with us and the chaos that we brought to them. I would give ten stars if I could! Here's a picture of my son, with his cut exactly how we wanted it!

My hair was extremely uneven on one side, I had to use clippers at home to fix it. Nothing like…read morecutting your own hair after paying someone to do it. Also they didn't have the tools to do a skin fade, which for a barber shop seems absurd. The place was nice and there was no wait time, but that's is a little more telling after my experience today.

Y. the barber does a good (and fast) and thorough job at a very fair price. Make sure to say what…read moreyou want, and you will be fine! The Opera Barbershop is a great asset to the Rittenhouse neighborhood. - mcget /trophybikes

I got fed up of the various downtown barber shops I've used for the last decade or so. Everyone's…read moreprices seem to have skyrocketed for things like a simple buzzcut or a beard trim; but they also seem to just keep skewing to the "dudes are MANLY so let's be that" vibe, which bores me to tears. I discovered Duke at Blokes a month ago and vowed to keep going there regularly from now on, excepting when I'm working on set and being groomed on someone else's dime. Duke is friendly, skilled as hell, pretty easy on the eyes if I do say so myself, but most importantly he listens and he's accepting of all different types of people. I guess I'm just at that point where if I'm going to be a successful well-to-do eccentric queer person, I'd rather throw money around where I feel welcome. I can't recommend Blokes enough.

I came here for the first time today for a beard trim with Joey. Joey was incredibly nice. Super…read moregenuine guy. My beard trim was excellent too. Friendly service + top notch beard trim. I will be back!