I have lived in the neighborhood for six years and always struggled looking for a barber I could…read morecall "My Barber". This was my second time visiting Michael and once again he exceeded my expectations! He is friendly and always up for good banter while giving you your award winning cut. Moments after leaving I sent a picture to my college group of friends and was immediately flooded with positive comments on my new look. Even a female friend of mine said, "I wish you looked this good in college and maybe things would be different", which hurt my feelings a bit, but regardless, I look amazing now thanks to Michael. I would recommend Gentlemen's Barbershop to my worst enemy, because even in a feud, people need to look their best! Thanks again Mike! See you when my fro grows back.

awful haircut, gave a glorified bowlcut then cut the back of my neck and had the audacity to charge…read more80$

I made an appointment super last minute, and I was grateful that they were able to get me in. I sat…read morein the chair with a guy named William and he asked me what I wanted a couple of times I had to repeat myself, which was not the issue at all, but each time it felt like he was going more and more agitated when I was just trying to be clear because of course I'm not a barber so I don't know terms like "mid low or high fade". I felt him getting increasingly agitated so I just got out of the chair and said thank you and he muttered something along the lines of "youre contradicting yourself and acting like I don't know what I'm doing". It's not that I didn't think he knew what he was doing. I just wanted to make sure I was clear before he started. Seemed very much like he had v little patience but as someone who had never been there before , I didn't go in wanting smoke..I just wanted a haircut. The woman who checked me in was nice though.

The service and quality of the work is fine, but their pricing is nonexistent!…read more I moved into the neighborhood last February and in April went and got a decent haircut that cost $58.78. I thought it was a bit high, but I had been out of NYC for 7 years and accepted it, and that included a tip. I next went in July, got pretty much the same (simple) haircut and that cost $41.57, again with a tip. Much more reasonable I THOUGHT. I went in October and was charged $66.69 without a tip! WTF? I didn't go there to get SCALPED! Guess you won't miss 3 visits a year.

I'm frustrated with the haircut I received. I went in last night and asked for a trim with a little…read moremore taken off the back. I specified no more than half an inch. After the first snip of the scissors, I saw clumps of my hair fall to the floor in a much greater amount than half an inch. It's not a bad haircut, however, it is far from what I asked for.

Pretty Cool hairstylist here (Professionals) , I have a friend that cut hair here !!!! (i…read morerecommended all my male friends who is looking for barbershop and my female female friends for barber to come here . nice competition there stagsap and phoenix international and others on that strip of block !!!! very convenient by the mta transportation: subway: 2,5-Train .Church avenue Train station bus: B35,B44,B49 ,B12- walking distance ,etc buses

This is it. The best barber in NY? The best hair cut I have ever had. There so much talent here. My…read morehair is thick, corse and very difficult hair to cut. They made me look amazing. Joe is a real pro and made the whole experience incredible.

Jonny was my barber and he did excellent job! I highly recommend and I'll be back .. 5 stars !!!read more

I get my haircut from this place every month and I totally recommend it. The staff are very…read moreprofessional and the place is maintained to be very clean. I have not had any problems with this place and I would recommend coming here for men's haircuts

It was mad easy to make the appointment- you can pre pay or pay after service which I appreciate…read more My barber was Nick. I walked in 5 minutes early "I have 3:30 appointme-" "Will? " "yes." " you're with Nick, he'll be done in 5 minutes please have a seat." 5 minutes passed like 20. I was chopping off my brown locks of which so many previous barbers and Salonistas have objectified "your grandfather blessed you huh," complimenting me with confounding wide eyes. I needed like Jesus to resurrect. Hairs a good place to start I had thought, probably influenced subconsciously by those characters on TV or films who chop off their all comfortable mane as to do shock therapy in the mirror or maybe I just wanted attention. Then I was in the chair at 3:30. I sheepishly showed him a picture of the cut that would be my dice toss. "High and tight" I was going all in like they do in Poker or those other Casino games ( which I actually have never played and don't intend to because gambling seems insidious and addiction runs in the family. ) His eyes jolted, catching him stunned then helplessly letting out a little smile like "this little white boy is really going to go for it, fuck it might look good on him" Then back to business, absolutely making positive with me that I wanted exactly the cut this 8 Mile looking kid with the wife beater in the picture had. I nodded becoming a bobble head giving an affirmative green light, consenting to be whacked and mowed. "Top too" "What?" "Top shaven too" "Oh yes. Exactly like the picture!." Still bobble heading before I ran out of that little barber shop like the back door of your neighborhood dive when you see the catfish your lazy tech fueled dating attempts brought in, as he, like a gourmet chef squinting at a fascistic and novel food swap request, made absolutely explicit the terms of my request. Business is business. Then he gently wrapped paper around my neck and then draped the classic robe, needlessly protecting a no effort Sunday dress , as Nick got right to work without those phony pleasantries and small talk of which I've never felt spurred to engage in but ,polite as I am, nonetheless entertain because, like a work of art or a meal, all that goes in to the work will show, and if a barber should feel ignored or made invisible, then this feeling would reflect in my hair. Thank god then the next half hour was silent as he sculpted with blade and razor, as if Sweeney Todd was on Lexapro, his only concern was on applying his tried craft to the customer patronizing his workplace, occasionally stepping back like a sculptor to take in the progress of his recent markings or very gently turning my stoic cheek left or right as needed to access the angle of attack. This was a man whose put in his 10,000 hours on the job because for him this high and tight fade was executed with a swift , calm but unflinching focus, like a routine ground ball to first base, take your eye off the ball and you may make an amateurs error, Nick doesn't take his eye off the ball and it seemed like the other barbers in there worked with just as much commitment and talent, providing excellent and tailored service to whoever should be their trustees . "Okay.. good?" Nick asked me after cleaning with a brush the loose little hairs around my scalp And then I just couldn't believe the mirror. I was Dorian Gray realizing the picture was of him. And I felt something unusual.. a latent puberty perhaps? For in that moment all the depictions of brutal masculinity we get assaulted with in the media suddenly made sense, not in the mind, but lower....in the soul I think. I left Elegant all the 30$ poorer (save for an undisclosed generous cash tip) , with a limitless swagger, feeling the all too late eastern winters 11'O Clock wind bitterly brush through my newly unclad scalp, gently teasing of what's to be a marvelous spring bloom. No, AI did not write this. No, I am no poet or author. I am a young man who's now just- a man. The simple ecstasy of my day. Gambling on a new barber while simultaneously impulsively intending on a suicide bomb of the hair-do, with merely a prayer that it may change things for the better. Oh and alas then Miracles as the master blesses you, the giver of a swag until now had been in a virgins shrouds. 10/10. Would recommend to all grooming mortals.

I got my haircut at this establishment. Good cut. Good vibe. Good pizza. Papa John's ( Jack's…read morebarbershop)

*Note* - They do NOT know how to cut/style Asian hair (permed and straight hair included. Stay…read moreaway!) Had an appointment with Alex and it was an absolutely abysmal experience. I showed a picture of how my hair was a month ago prior to the cut, explaining I only needed a maintenance cut, and the style I currently had (60/40 wavy split) is one I'd like to keep. He instantly nodded and seemed to understand everything I was asking, including length of the sides. By the end of the haircut, he had trimmed half of my hair off, front and back, killing the volume I had and gave me a high fade which I never asked for. My hair is now completely flat with no waves, super short where it looks like a military buzz, and the back of my head is now all the same length despite me asking for layering. I'm going to have to wear a cap for the next 2 months. It looks like a cheap haircut you can get anywhere for $15 instead of the $50 I paid. Completely amateurish and fraudulent. How does the barbershop even vet their hires? Incredibly deceiving and under qualified to label themselves as "master barbers" on their website. Do not recommend and do NOT let their video marketing on social media fool you. Get away especially if you're getting ready for an event, a date, weddings, interviews, etc. A salon with licensed stylists will do you better.

It's disappointing for me to write a negative review, as I've been a loyal client of Benny's…read moreBarbershop and Salon since this barbershop first opened on Classon Avenue many years ago. Unfortunately, the past three visits have left me frustrated. I usually book with Yuriy, who is an excellent barber and has always given me great haircuts. The issue is that Yuriy has not shown up for my last three scheduled appointments made through their online booking system. That system allows you to choose a specific barber and time, but if the barber doesn't actually check or honor those appointments, it defeats the purpose. The first two times this happened, I got a haircut from the other 2 barbers in the shop; one the first time, the other the second time. The results were ok--not bad, but not at the same level as Yuriy's work. The third time, Yuriy again didn't show up, and one of the other 2 barbers called him. Yuriy was apologetic, and asked me to come back the following day at a specific time, which I did, but once again he didn't show, and after waiting around for 15 minutes, I left. I don't mind trying different barbers, but once I found a barber I like I prefer to stick to him. if I book a specific person and they repeatedly fail to honor appointments, it feels unprofessional and unreliable. At that point, there's no reason for me to keep booking here when I could just walk into another shop. It's unfortunate, because Yuriy is truly very good. But unless the booking system and reliability improve, I can't recommend this barbershop if you want a specific barber to cut your hair.

I came in for a haircut but left with a amazing experience. They really take care of you.read more

Danny is great for getting his perspective and a unique cut. I appreciate that he himself has an…read moreinteresting and unique cut each time.

Communication is really bad, they couldn't figure out whether my appointment was at the 12 Pell or…read more76 Mulberry location. When I get there I find out he's overbooked and running 20 minutes late, which is hilarious after getting so many texts from them to make sure I'm not late. I had plans after. It's a 45-minute cut. 20 minutes makes a difference! I was looking for a new barber, not a one-off cut. Once a dude acts flippant with my time, why bother? I knew I'd never be back without even sitting in the chair.

Paid $55 cash for a taper fade, didn't see this price listed anywhere but the barber did a good…read morejob. They got me in right away and were but maybe ask for the price up front so you are not thrown off by something higher than expected. Besides that it was clean, quick, and good amount of detail in the haircut.

This place is not it! The stylist rushed through the whole process, as though they couldn't be…read morebothered to put in the care to do a good job. They do not know how to cut long hair. WARNING: They will lie about what they are capable of and gaslight you when you're unhappy with their service. I asked from the start if they could trim long hair. The stylist said yes and then proceeded to cut off 3 inches. When I asked if he lied about being able to work with long hair and asked why he cut 2-3 inches off, the stylist AND their coworkers proceeded by trying to gaslight me and saying THIS was a trim. Don't even get me started on how uneven it is. This isn't a barber shop. It's a factory butcher shop. All-in-all, I cannot recommend this place with such poor customer service and even worse business practices. I can only recommend taking your business elsewhere.

MBH! Jovid's the…read morebest. Thank you for a great haircut every single time.

This shop is RACIST! They are the epitome of the not so…read morediscrete example of racism that accompanies Gentrification. I came to this shop last week and politely inquired about a haircut and beard shape up. The barber stated "due to COVID-19 protocols we are not allowed to shape beards up." I am shocked as I walk past the same shop today 1.30.2020 and the same barber is literally in the window shaping up someone's beard! Having a barbershop in a historically Black neighborhood means you must have the capacity to cater to a diverse set of hairstyles and people! I will find more ways to out this shop EVERY SINGLE DAY!