Joe is the most attentive and talented barber/hair stylist I have ever been to in my 66 years! I…read morefound Joe a few months ago, and was impressed with what I read online. I also love that he is a young entrepreneur. Love to support the local guys. His attention to detail is amazing. I had many compliments on the detail he did on my beard for my daughter's wedding recently. I look forward to spending an hour with Joe. I wish it lasted longer. It's nice to be pampered! The hot towel wrap is amazing. Wish it lasted longer!

Been here a few times. Great haircut everytime and always pretty quick. Come check them out if you…read moreneed a good quick haircut.

Great barbers who the time to listen. Great convo. Good old school barber shop that gives a great…read morecut

This place is the only remaining high-class salon in the Merrimack Valley. The owner is old school,…read moreand straight from the old country. My friend has been telling me about this place for years, so I finally made the trip from Atkinson, NH - totally, totally worth it. Best haircut of my life and price was in line with all other places I have been. I will not go anywhere else. Spreading the word! Ask for Luciano, he is the guy you want. Class act, through and through.

The best place for haircuts in Lawrence hands down.read more

We recently moved to the area, and were looking for new barbers for my twin boys (who like opposite…read morestyles). One is very clean cut, but the other prefers long hair. They really don't care about much, as far as appearance goes... but they are particular about their hair (12 y/o). My one son likes (not sure if I'm saying this correctly) a fade with textured fringe. The other one liked long hair, before discovering the mullet. Went to Joe for fade style, and Doug for mullet. They both treated the boys like clients.. asked exactly what they wanted... made sure they got it. It was nice they listened to them. Never seen barbers (or honestly the $120+ stylists I pay for my daughter and I) spend that much time and care/concern to make sure their client gets exactly what they want. The $ is more than I had been paying prior, but way offset by the quality. They scissor cut both boys hair..lots of time and detail. Very precision cuts, to make sure they got exactly what they wanted. They are very happy! Pretty sure my husband will be heading in next.

$50 for a men's haircut. Top end price. haven't been there in so long I have no idea how they do…read morenow. I find that price laughable.

No wait, two boys haircuts in minutes, no tears and open on Mondays! Clean and modern barber shop…read morewith bright lighting and clean bathrooms. Both boys cuts were just as I wanted, short and neat, with attention to detail. I've taken them to other shops in the area, but I'm relieved to have found this place. The barbers were young and friendly with my boys and took the time to be nice and chatty with them to keep them distracted. My youngest was quite vocal about his displeasure with sitting still, and he came through it with a smile and a very nice hair cut. Love the lime green barber pole, and the moustached signage. Multiple flat screen TVs with news and sports, not that we needed them, with zero waiting.

It's the place to get a cut in the north shore, solid barbers and better environment.read more

A fresh take on the classic barber. I've gone to The Shop for ten years (Somerville and Billerica)…read more- They've saved me from bad cut ideas and kept me looking my best. Everybody is chill, and like a true barbershop there's all kinds of entertaining discussion. If you park on the street the entrance is the other side of the building.

The addition of 968theShop in Billerica is a game-changer! Their new location maintains the…read morecomfortable and relaxed atmosphere of the original spot in Somerville. It's a true neighborhood hangout. Larry has been cutting my hair for over 10 years and is a total professional and has become a trusted friend. I'm thrilled they've expanded their presence to a new neighborhood!

As a long-time client, Salon Maya's services have been consistently excellent. Hadi cuts my hair…read morewith precision and skill, and the highlights always looks natural. It's great to get Newbury Street-quality results in a friendly, unpretentious environment right here in North Andover.

Clean, professional, and modern salon with a very sleek and cute atmosphere. Danielle is absolutely…read moreincredible at what she does, and Hadi is too! As well as the staff!

I recently moved to N Reading and have been looking for a good barber…read more I tried Joseph's for the first time today. Joe did a great job and cut my hair the way I requested. Prices are reasonable. I'll be going back to Joseph's, for sure.

I am the type of guy who goes to the barber when he has time! 4 kids, the wife, working 6 days a…read moreweek it's next to impossible to prioritize going for a haircut especially now in the age where you sometimes have to book appointments and such. I'm 50, 1/2 the time I'll just buzz myself up and I've become pretty good at it over time. But there's nothing like the barbershop experience! I used to have a regular barber for years but no longer see him as he's too hard to nail down these days.so I've been bouncing around for my haircuts for about the past 3 years I'd say. Like I said, I don't go very often. One random Sunday I was looking around locally (of course) and I found "Joe's" open. I poked my head in and asked if walk-ins were accepted and he graciously answered "yes." Joe asked what I was looking for and I told him the same thing I've been telling barbers since I was 16.....when I'd finally talked my Mother out of the classic "boys regular!" She cried for an entire weekend. Anyway I asked for a fade, skin on the bottom up to a #1. Nice and short. Leave enough on the top to hard-part, gel, and slick to the side with a little Elvis-like flip on the top front, y'know! A 'lil something to work with. Eazy-peezy. I was the only one in the shop throughout the hair cut. Joe and I became faintly acquainted in that time talking about work, the families, the kids, a little sports and whatever else we talk to the barber about. I kind of felt like he was taking a little long but I enjoyed the conversation and had no place special to be. If I'd gone home too quick I would've ultimately ended up spreading mulch or something off the honey-do list so I relaxed and settled in. When he finished I couldn't believe what an incredible job this guy had done on my hair! This was one of those haircuts that you leave actually feelin' GOOD about how you look. The fade was perfect, the hard-line was thick like I asked, straight like a laser and tight! He trimmed the top perfectly with the scissors so I could stil do my thing with it. I went home and my wife loved it! Actually paid attention to me! Lol. I was happy that I'd found my new barber. Went back about 3 months later, the place was packed like the Roxy in 1995 on a Saturday night. I swear there was a DJ in there! There should've been. Bit nope. Just a bunch of miserable bastards like myself in there with their faces buried in their phones with their heads down showing their 4th and 5th chins as Joe sheared 'em down one by one like sheep in the pastures of Sicily. "Next!" echoed thru the small place as I walked up and once again hopped on the old-style chair for another fresh cut. Like I said, the place was busting at the seams. Honestly there had to be 7 guys in there waiting. I actually waited a good hour before I sat in the chair, and explained the exact same cut request to him. I think he remembered me. The difference? Where do I start!?. He told me I was done after about 10-15mins! There was NO fade! It started at the bottom at about a 1/2 and ended up the sides at like a #1 with a clearly defined length difference around the sides. It was ridiculous. It takes a lot for me to question a barbers work as I'm standing up from the chair just based on respect, nerves, and I'm not the confrontational type but I said "I thought we were doing a fade? And I wanted it down to skin at the bottom back and sides. I'm sorry..." He said "oh ok" kind of nonchalantly and finished the car accident he started on my head for me before rushing to call "next" for the next guy. He totally rushed thru it because of how packed it was and it was nearing closing time. I ended up going home to my wife and kids laughing at me saying "he Gumped you Dad!!! Hahaha! Dad was Gumped!"(Forrest Gump). I went upstairs and shaved my head to a wiffle. My feelings are this-he simply started banging haircuts out when it was crowded and that's what went awry. I still tipped him great, whatever, but I'll be honest I was a little peeved. I'll go back but only if I'm one on one because he give a GREAT cut in that situation!