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.

1st time trying this location. It was near GW university…read more CREDIT CARD NOT ACCEPTED. They accept cash, Venmo or Zelle. Which is great because, I never carry cash. This has a standard barber shop vibe. You can make an appointment or just walk in, which is what I did. For a weekday morning walking there was a decent wait. Ben is very meticulous. 1st time here and he did an excellent job on my hair. And trimmed sideburns/beard area. And lined up my beard on my cheeks. For the quality and the price. It's gotta be the best deal in town. I have tried lots of spots in the DC and VA area.

First time going to Foggy Bottom and Tina cleaned me up. She was pleasant and my haircut can be…read moredifficult for some barbers. Definitely will be going back!

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.

I used to be a regular at the great clips in Noma, but after a couple of bad experiences there, I…read moregave this one a try. This is just a block from my house. It was a no brainer to give one a try. I have had three different hair stylists on three different occasions. All of them were attentive to the kind of cut I wanted. They all delivered a satisfactory cut. The recent one was extremely good. He took real good care of my hair and scalp. He went above and beyond to ensure I get the prefect cut I requested. The place is very clean. They have two large TVs to keep the guests entertained while waiting. They are often not busy during the weekdays afternoon after lunch. Price is nominal. Costs about $30 for men's haircut. I highly recommend this one and I hope more men would give it a try.

Chinese man and lady work there do not understand or speak English, very disrespectful and waved…read moretheir hands for me to leave, they only know how to do one or two haircuts, would not recommend the vibe was awful ,

Bathsheba is a wonderful barber, even better person. Would come back to DC just to get my haircut.read more

Very Rude. Would never go here again & the haircut was terrible. So unhappy. This place should be…read moreclosed.

Phenomenal barbers with an awesome new sleek and very clean location in Mt Pleasant. The barbers…read moreare attentive and consistent and always make sure you're satisfied with your cut. If you're looking for a new barber, I highly recommend checking these guys out. I will definitely be coming back.

In a major city like Washington, D.C. where appointments for a simple haircut is so hard to find…read moreand when you do they cost an arm and a leg, The Hair Shoppe is a life saver local business! I get a haircut with one hair wash in the beginning and another after the haircut it costs me as low as $40. I was told that $35 for the haircut and $5 is the final hair wash-- you can't beat that. Plus, whenever I call them, it is always available. I usually let them know about an hour before I go and bam! they say "please come in." They understand that we, Washingtonians, are super busy so they meet our expectations so well in my opinion. Whenever I go, I want to leave a new Yelp review because they are absolutely amazing. Honestly Barber of Hell's Bottom is great for beard cut and The Hair Shoppe is best for once-a-month haircut. Highlyyyyy recommended!

I hadn't realized I have been going to the Hair Shoppe for almost 10 years. It has only gotten…read morebetter over that time. Kim and Suki are so welcoming and provide a terrific haircut. There are a lot of hair salons and barbers downtown, but imo none better and more reasonable than the Hair Shoppe. They take their time and listen to what you want.

Nice CLEAN shop (you know what I mean, libs) and they let me get my hair cut without a mask I…read moreRECOMMEND THIS ONE TO EVERYONE. My granddaughter and I often come here for our daddy-daughter dates and it's our fave. Any place good enough for Madysynn is good enough for me. 10/10!

This place doesn't exist. It's the Joe's Barber shop across the street in the International Square…read more I know this because I called the 703 number listed here, and they directed me to come to the International Square building, and they had my reservation when I walked in. A one dollar sign is not accurate... at $25 a pop, it's one of the more expensive haircuts I've had. The woman that cut my hair let it all fall in my face which itched the whole time. The scissors were super dull and jerked my hair the entire time. I expected much more from this place (that apparently doesn't exist)