Barbiere Francesco Dal 1968

I was planning to go to another barber shop, but it was unexpectedly closed—so I decided to come here instead. Getting a haircut in a foreign country where you don’t speak the language can be nerve-wracking, but the barbers were incredibly friendly. I simply showed them a picture of what I wanted, and they delivered exactly that. The result came out great—I’m very pleased! A basic haircut, including a wash and shampoo, was €27, and they accept credit cards. Very reasonably priced, and I was in and out quickly. If you need a haircut in Rome, I highly recommend this place!

Did not gave me what I wanted at all. Even showed a picture and instead he just gave me a much shorter haircut of what I previously had. Not recommended at all.

Wow . Wow . Wow. Amazing experience with an older gentleman , I believe the head barber named Tony. Doesn’t speak English , and I was able to communicate with pictures of what I wanted… everything executed perfectly and I love my hair cut and shave. Very traditional barbershop. Strait razor hot shave and shampoo and conditioner hair wash. I’ve always wanted and looked for an experience like this. Was truly wonderful and amazing haircut experience!!!! Worth every euro.

My son LOVES to go to local barber shops when we travel. They did a fantastic job, the gentlemen that work there are so friendly. It was my son's first shave at a barber. A true memory for some people from Texas.

Great hairwash experience. Wonderful ☺️🙃

Great barbershop, only 15 euro for a cut. Went here not speaking much italian and the barber somehow knew what I wanted by just looking at my hair. Great cut, definitely a great place to go

A+ hole in the wall shop. They don’t know English very well but the barber was amazing

Great experience , they are very caring and attentive to the details but very overpriced. Haircut and beard 38 euros.