Fellow Barber - West Village

I recently got a haircut from Max, and I really enjoy being his client. He was very attentive to my requests and gave me some great recommendations for my hairstyle and hair care. I would definitely recommend him to my friends!

Thankful for JoJo the barber-ian! 💈 . I was in a bind and got in last minute, and looked like an extreme makeover -face/beard edition! Legit. Enjoyed the face massage and kindness and cleanliness of the crew! Completely satisfied customer. Bring your billfold as this is luxury high end shop, not your average shop. Peace and Merry Christmas!

I brought my boyfriend in for a haircut and we finally found the perfect barber Max is honestly the best barber I’ve ever seen The haircut was flawless fast, clean, and super professional. I truly didn’t expect to find this level of quality in NYC for that price. Highly recommend

I have been going here and getting haircuts with Nike K, every month for about a year now. My whole life I dreaded the barber but ever since her I have not once walked out the salon upset. Nike is the best barber I have ever had and I couldn’t recommend more. Not only is the haircut good but the service is great too. She is a great conversation!

Paid $80 for a haircut with Maksym at Fellow Barber – West Village and it was nothing like what I requested. I asked for a scissor-only cut!! and he still used clippers, creating a hard, uneven line on the sides that looks rushed and unblended. I didn’t feel heard at all. Definitely not worth the price and won’t be returning.

Max was great! Efficient and intentional, he fit me in for a last minute cut. Despite it being the end of a busy day, he was dialed in and gave me not some generic cut but one that fit my hair and head shape. Thanks Max!

I came in for a quick cleanup—just a skin fade and a neck trim. I was assigned to Bob, who assured me he understood what I needed. However, within minutes he said he was done, and when I looked in the mirror, I saw three distinct lines where he’d used different clipper guards. There was no attempt to blend the fade—it looked unfinished and uneven. When I asked him to fix it, he tried but was unable to blend the lines. I asked if he would use scissors to help blend it properly, but he continued with clippers and didn’t seem to have the skill or technique to fix the issue. At that point, I decided to cut my losses and see if anyone else could help. The man at the front desk told me that everyone was busy and that I’d need to come back another day. He didn’t offer any solution or apology, and seemed completely uninterested in helping resolve the issue. Thankfully, Beth overheard and kindly offered to step in. She was lovely, apologetic, and did an excellent job fixing the fade. She completely salvaged the situation. What left me truly shocked was that after all of this, the cashier still charged me—and not just for a cleanup, but for a full haircut which I did not get. There was no acknowledgment of the inconvenience, no apology, and no attempt to make things right. Beth was the only reason I left with a smile, and I would come back to see her. But the overall customer service experience—especially from the cashier—was disappointing. A little empathy and accountability would have gone a long way.

I walked in close to closing looking for a simple shape up without expectations. The front desk offered to make an appointment for the next day but I was only passing through the area so that wasn't an option. I thanked them regardless and went to leave as I didn't want to hold anyone up at the end of a probably busy weekend workday for the barbers. Max stopped me halfway out the door and offered to help me out even though every other barber was packing up. 5 minutes later and I had exactly what I was looking for. Nice people, great cut, highly recommend. Ask for Max!

Nike is a super haircutter. Nice atmosphere, great West Village location. Good hair product. Overall good vibe.

I recommend Fellow Barber, specifically Nike. I benefited from a fine, efficient haircut. I was a walk in, because I had an hour of free time after a business meeting ended early and a family night out was due to start with dinner. I was accepted the next availability, which is risky. But it worked out. I'd go again. This is a place that feels like people are regulars. It reminded me of the movie Eastern Promises minus the murder. That is a compliment. It feels like a club. Nike is new. She started eight months ago. She is excellent. I only needed a trim. It is Asian hair, bristly if short. She handled it with no problem. My wife approved. She is a more demanding judge. The prices also are reasonable. I was glad to tip generously. That is about the service, not me. Recommended.

Never a bad haircut with Nike. Today, a new look and hairstyle with Client O. Thank you for always taking your time and making the haircut look right.

Laurie is the absolute best! The queen of all barbers!!! My fade and hot towel shave speaks for itself!!! 10 out 10 every time!

they initially charged me 100 dollars for a normal mens haircut without warning me more than saying it would be a "little more cause I started with long hair" and later explained it was about the rank of barber I was set up with. I expressed that I was surprised by this price and not warned. after hearing me out they offered a full refund. Other than this the guy did a good job and it was a good place to get your hair cut

Time to reintroduce myself to Yelp since it's been ages since I've shared a review on this site, but I've found some solace with a great place: welcome to Fellow Barber, in the West Village (I'll call it Fellow from here on out). This Fellow location is located at the edge of West Village, and the Meatpacking District, and it's nestled atop a 3 story apartment red building. The business, in one shape or another, has *always* been a barber shop for around (since the 1960s), and I can recall Fellow has been here since around late 2013 under this business name, so it's on its way to being a decade old at this point from my perspective. Inside the shop, there's 6 wooden chairs to sit & wait on inc. a bench, and 8 barber chairs for the at most 8 hair stylists that can be on duty. The right side has a display shelf of select products that can be purchased, and in addition to a shampoo sink in the rear left corner, looks like a standard shop. The left corner has the front desk where you check in (if you've booked in advance) or can walk in and request a haircut, and when your finished with your service (or want to buy something), pay there. Behind that, there's the price wall for services, with 3 columns depending on who's your barber of the day (helpful if you're a first timer). There's also Venmo QR codes that has the name/photo of your barber if you want to tip them cashless, you can pay for your service with either a credit card, cash, or Fellow Gift Card (for services, not online products). You can tip cash too! There's three ranks of barbers here: Junior Barbers (beginners/trainees), Fellow Barber (regulars, those with a few years experience), and Senior Barber (experienced hair stylists with years of experience, good marks, high praise). Pricing can differ depending on the barber you choose or if one's readily available for walk-ins and of course the service and expertise/rank they have. Some barbers can't do certain services, like a straight razor shave or a Benjamin Button Facial, so there's occasions only ~3 barbers out of 20 posted can do that if you want. For instance a regular haircut service (haircut + shampoo + hot towel) starts at 55$, but it can be as high as 75$ with certain (experienced) barbers. My go-to haircut for instance is a Haircut with Flake No More Scalp Facial (shampoo/conditioner/facial + haircut + hot towel), it would start at 80$, but expended barbers can do it for 121$. For me, I've only had experience with two barbers: Tenisha F., and Beth G., so I'll base this review's premise on both of those two female hair stylists & what they've done for me. I would recommend, even for first timers, to book in advance online because if you walk in and you're paired off with someone, the initial shock could be a lot if you have a service out of your budget. With some expectations, you too might like your time here! Also, if you've booked ahead, try not to be late or no show if you didn't cancel as you'll be charged (with the credit/debit card on file)! There's a 12 hour window where if you cancel (or reschedule) within that, there's a 50% charge of your service, and if you either cancel/reschedule within 12 hours, or don't show up at all, its a full charge for your haircut you didn't receive. Of course, it's your responsibility, but when in doubt, cancel in an appropriate time if you can't make it. There's a 10 minute grace period when checking in prior to your scheduled service, so make sure to come promptly, as tardiness also affects the next person in line too. Although I don't have any photos of my haircuts with Beth yet, I did share one photo of my haircut with Tenisha I had from summer 2022, it was great, and she did a fantastic job taking care of my hair & full beard trim at the time. A bit regrettable that my schedule doesn't line up with Tenisha's and I'd prefer this location than SoHo, but I'm in good hands with Beth. All I can say with the 7 visits & 6 months I've known her so far, very little to say in the realm of disappointments and high praise all around. As for Beth, I can concur with others: she's amazing, worth the time to chat for an hour and have nearly immaculate haircuts, and as with others who work here, personifies the diverse culture of Fellow. Hopefully there'll come a time and place when I can have a photo of my service from her in the future! Also to mention, Fellow does run a "pay what you can" program that's been running since November 2020, the program is really helpful for beginners/Junior Barbers: give them business and experience, and with that, you can pay what you want (40$ base cost for a Classic Haircut): can be something like 100$, can be less to the haircut, your choice. I do take care of the people giving me a haircut even if they're not Junior Barbers, but I'm glad this is available for people who don't have the means to pay for a haircut, or help Junior Barbers eventually graduate to a Fellow.

This place has a great vibe. My barber was Jojo, he gave me a great cut and knew exactly what I was looking for!

All I can say is...BETH. Get your hair cut by this legend just once and you'll never dream of going anywhere else. Beth has actually been cutting my hair for four years now, since we both lived in San Francisco. She's the first person who I ever felt really learned the nuances of (read: issues with) my hair, and she's actually the one who recommended I start finasteride treatments. I was always afraid to go longer on top, but thanks to Beth's tips, it ultimately grew back in, even thicker, so there was more for her to work with. The cuts just got better and better, and her ability to buzz the most absolute perfect fade is unreal. She's a truly gifted professional (and lovely person!), and I'm not even kidding when I say that I fly 3,000 miles to have her cut my hair / time my visits home to the West Village just so I can get an appt with her. Cannot recommend her enough.

I greatly appreciate places that put priority in versatility with the hair stylists and barbers they employ. Definitely going to this shop and see queer poc like Jojo that care for me as I would like to be made what usually is an anxious experience so catharitic. Finally found my go-to new staple barber.

Beth is amazing! I got my hair cut on a whim in Williamsburg from her and it was the best haircut of my life. Everytime I walked past a mirror I'd just be like "oh damn.. I'm handsome?". Was super glad to find her again at the West Village location and I'll definitely continue to go back! Super talented and also a complete joy to chat with. If you're hesitating because of the price, like I was, I'd recommend booking an appointment with her because she's well worth it.

I don't really love reading or writing negative reviews but I have to write this one because I wish I would have paid attention to the reviews and not just got any random barber. $55 is a hefty amount for a cut, even in NYC, and I definitely expect professionalism and accuracy at this price point. The front desk was fantastic. The person who works these was impeccable and delightful. I wish I could say the same about the barber I got. I came in with reference photos to get the same haircut that I had previously gotten and he said he could do it. I tried to elaborate on the complexity but he didn't care. Honestly, post haircut I'm really considering just buzzing all my hair and starting all over. He trimmed the back triple the shortness that I requested, couldn't do a simple fade on the side into the top, and complained that my hair was "too thick" (I'm Latino) and just went to town with the texturizer (unnecessary and destroys my natural waves)--something I never asked for. I'm so tired of barbers acting like they know what they're doing even when the person in the chair is trying to give clear instructions. Also in conversation he had so much negativity to share about my profession which he asked me about?? He mentioned that he had cut hair since 2004 but honestly cut my own head like he'd been only cutting hair for 20:04 minutes. I'm not calling anyone out because it's someone profession, but just pay attention to the people that name drop for 5 star's if you still want to come to get your haircut.

Beth is outstanding. She is such a nice person to chat with and a very collaborative barber. Beth makes it easy to ask for a change and also offers great advice as she really cares. I recently asked for a change I usually ask for and she recommended a different approach and now I'm sitting here with one of my favorite haircuts in as long as I can remember.

If you think $50 bucks for a mens haircut is expensive, don't read this review. Now that I have your attention, is there really a price on great customer service? I think of it this way, If you have one more haircut left until the end of the year. started the holiday season looking good with a haircut at Fellow Barber. I guess what clinched the 5 star deal? They had the ABBA channel playing on the stereo system. (Sorry, I'm an 80s guy) I walk in and the place is crowded. I walk up to the counter and ask how long is the wait? 30 minutes but it will go quickly. Sure enough, 30 minutes go by and my barber is ready for me. I tel him how I'd like my hair cut. Now this is very important. I'm paying for a service and I'd like my hair cut certain way. If your a guy who just says "Gimme a trim" then your on your own. The barber is carefully cutting, trimming and taking his time. No buzzer here, they are old school hair professionals. Here is the best part, they are using all their hair products on you. I like what they used and how my hair looked so I am picking up their hair gel. After all said and done? A hot, mentholated towel for my face. I feel relaxed and am happy with my haircut. I highly recommend Fellow Barber, its a great place where the barbers pay extra attention to detail.

Saw Stan. Paid $65 because he's a senior barber. It was only 4:30 but he said he was finishing up for the day. He cut my hair in 20 minutes and gave off a reluctant vibe about making adjustments. Now my hair is super poofy on one side. That's $20 speed haircut stuff, not a $65 haircut. And it was my 20 yr high school reunion the next day, and I told him that! I don't like to give bad reviews because this is people's livelihood, but what the hell man. Super unprofessional.

We came to the chelsea market branch asking for a walk-in haircut, the lady was super nice told us we should go to the other branch , and that the haircut should cost 36$. So we went to west village , they welcome us. The barber was great, cut with scissors, and with attention. After the haircut he suggested beard trim so we said ok ( our fault we didn't ask the price. ) beard trim was nice, the cut was good and spoiling. Then we got to the cushier ,BIG SURPRISE- 86$! So maybe we are tourist, and its easy to get money from us, but to double up the price for a beard cut? Not fair. To conclude- service was great, was way too pricey.

Having lived in the neighborhood for many years I've been coming to Fellow Barber for some time now, getting my haircut primarily by Susi - she always does a fantastic job and very quickly became my go to Barber. I love that she makes the effort to remember my name and bits of our conversations each time, she's a friendly face that I enjoy coming to see each haircut. I'm writing this review now, as it is my first time returning to the barber shop post coronavirus lockdown, and I couldn't have been more impressed with how well they've adjusted to the new restrictions. A big thank you to Susi for cleaning me up, and I will have no hesitations returning in the coming months for my next cut.

Brilliant. Had Lisa cut my hair, she did a perfect fade. Made a reservation online, super easy.

I really wanted to like this place but I'll never come back. The chap who cut my hair simply didn't follow instructions and did whatever he bloody well pleased despite my protest. I asked for just a little off the side and max half inch off the top. As soon as I saw him snipped two inches, I asked what he was doing and he said I need to do so because you'll look lumpy. Well, now the other side is longer, you muppet. Plus, he never cleaned up my sides and when I paid at the register I voiced my concerns. The barber came over and said he could fix it but I wouldn't let him touch my hair again and bedsides, I have to complain to get a simple side trim? The lady at the till was understanding and offered a discount on my next cut, but I declined. I'm never going back after this expensive hack job. I really don't like to write these types of reviews, but the barber never even said I'm sorry. That stung the most whilst I forked over 40 dollars. He looked at me as if to say, well you know it'll grow back, right? Cheeky.

I use to go to Brooklyn location and it occur to me to send my family there .-what a dump !!! Haircut was ok but the place not worth the price , better pay a little more a go to better place . I won't back...

Just want to drop a review here about Alicia Tippin. She is just a bit ... rude. I brought my 12 year old son to her for a haircut, and he and I struggled to explain what he wanted done with his hair--it's always hard with a kind of shy kid, and I don't know the proper terminology--and she just radiated impatience, really just shimmered with it, cutting me off and almost twisting my words rather than trying to understand what I was saying. The haircut he got was fine--it was kind of a mushroom cap--and I would have asked her to take some more off the sides but she dumped my kid with me and walked away before I could look at his head from all sides. I don't know: maybe she's better with adults or doesn't like parents getting involved, or something, but the whole thing was unpleasant and the haircut isn't *at all* worth nearly $100. I would avoid.

Beth is an absolute gem. She's been cutting my hair for 6 years. She gets it right everytime and has this amazing way of giving you exactly the cut you want while showing you ways you can make it better. She cuts my hair before every big event and I trust her through and through. Couldn't give a higher recommendation for her!

For the past few years, I had been getting my hair cut at a high end Midtown salon. The haircut and the customer service were always excellent. However, I looked at the amount of money it cost me and I decided to re-evaluate. I looked up FSC on Yelp and saw plenty of good reviews, so I figured what the heck. FSC Barber is not a salon, it is a barber shop. However, it is the West Village, so it is very "vintage" and the décor is a bit "distressed". There is a tile floor with lots of woodwork. You get a haircut in old barber chairs. There is no dance music playing in the background, usually rock, often 80's new wave. You can get just a haircut, which includes a straight razor shave of the back of your neck or you can get the cut plus a straight razor shave of your face (hot towels, hot shaving cream...fantastic). The staff are all trained barbers and I think have been very well vetted, as their barbers perfectly knock out all kinds of cuts with very specific, detailed instructions from the customer. My haircut was about $40 or so. This is a lot less than I was paying uptown. Some guys complain about paying more than $15, but if you want more than a basic high and tight, you have to pay a bit more and you get a lot more at FSC. After several haircuts over the past 6-7 months, my haircuts have come out perfectly every time (ask for Kathleen - she is great).

For the second time, my appointment started 30 minutes later than it was scheduled. The last time I got a head's up from the front desk when I walked in, which is fine. This time, my stylist was casually chit chatting with a client, in the seat, well past my start time. I don't mind if the place is running a bit behind and all for businesses trying to compensate for 2 very tough years, but what left me annoyed was the lack of acknowledgment from the stylist, who is a "senior" one. A simple, so sorry to keep you waiting, is all that's needed. The receptionist was also full of 'tude. I almost didn't tip, and then decided to tip at a lower amount instead. The cut was good, but the service wasn't. If it happens again, I won't come back. Places like this are a dime a dozen in NYC.

I used to get my cut from Robert, who does an amazing job. There are others that do good work as well. But as others have mentioned, a lot of the good barbers have left. The last few times I went there I was paying a lot of money for a side parted haircut that wasn't anything out of the ordinary at all. I felt like the quality of the work was diminishing and they were hurrying the job. Every visit felt like they put less and less effort into it. That's when I decided to leave and have found myself another barber (older gentleman) for half the price. If you're willing to pay the price and wait it out, I recommend someone like Robert. Otherwise, you're just paying for the experience.

I love this place! They welcomed my dude Faouzi recently and I been getting my haircut by him for the past year. Faouzi is attentive, personable and super detailed in his approach every time I see him. He makes me look fresh every single week, and I appreciate all that he does! I highly recommend him for anyone seeking a new barber to do a fade on thicker texture hair. I am also OBSESSED with Fellow Barber. It's an elevated experience and a high end establishment. The staff are friendly, professional and the service is top notch!

Beth was great. She was attentive and listened to exactly what I wanted. She fixed a really bad barber's previous work. One of the better haircuts I've gotten in the city. Run, don't walk. Top notch service.

There is nothing special! I kinda like hipster ambiance , then after paid 96$ for hair cut and trim It's so not worth it!! They are kind and smiley ! If price doesn't bother you !! Good place

I like this place, it's achingly hip yet a bit old fashioned at the same time. The online wait line service is a bit bonkers, texts you to "hurry up" to the barbers only to find out you have to wait another 40mins, but hey, hipsters have time to kill no? I like the old school barbers who cut my hair, ask if Scotland has a bridge to Ireland, tell me about jersey and brooklyn and school me in the arts of which New York sports team currently sucks the worst.

I made an appointment a week in advance for myself and my 2 boys -- at same time (9am for each) as we had to stay on schedule for later in the day. Sprinting over with the stroller and called because was going to be a few minutes late (as tends to happen when dealing with a 3 year old and a an 18 month old). They said no problem so long as no more than 10 mins late. Got there with a minute to spare and was seated and taken care of by Jimmy (who was great and really did a good job) but then I look over and my wife is leaving. Turns out they wouldn't cut my boys hair because the other 2 senior barbers refused. So even though we all got there within the 10 minute buffer at the same time and I was seated ... as it turns out (which I hadn't realized initially) they didn't take my boys. I asked to speak to the two Senior barbers about it but they had gone downstairs already. A small toddler cut doesn't take very long. This was quite frustrating and unprofessional all around and threw our whole schedule off. I may go back due to Jimmy, but certainly my wife and kids won't. Too bad because when I actually sat down enjoyed the place. This could have been handled much better.

Great vibe and great experience with Eileen! Finally found some real nice barbershop in the city.

Stan is great! Friendly and attentive to detail, had a great conversation with him, too. Happy with my haircut, will be coming back. Highly recommended!

Kathleen cuts my hair and Jerome cuts my Dad's hair. Professional, polite, and precise. Fellow feels like family. The best. We always look forward to our visits. I have started bringing my young son for his first cuts so he can get in on the experience. Great barbers and great people. -Andrew

Too lazy to cut my hair for an over priced supercut. I'll go back to the boys on 23rd. Blanca says you shady

This is a perfect place. Comfortable but stylish decor, super clean, always friendly staff, and online booking ease. Consistently so.

Walk-in haircut. Friendly, efficient, nice conversation, excellent haircut. I plan to go back in a few weeks when I'm due again. Thanks!

I'll admit I've gotten okay haircuts here before. However, they are hiring people that can't follow simple instructions anymore. How hard is it to understand to not make it a crew cut? My mistake to think pricier might be better. Not only do I have a crew cut, it's a crooked flat top. At least it will only take a few weeks to grow out. I'd literally pay to get punched in the face over another haircut at this place. Save your time and money guys.

Stan is an incredible barber, man knows what he's doing

Fellow barber has a great neighborhood feel with service to match, thanks to Ismoilov for a great cut!

I'd have to say the cut really depends on who you get. Robert does an excellent fade and I would recommend him. When Robert was booked, I've gotten it cut from other guys who were more mediocre. Overall, even though I do get a good cut, I can't say it is worth $70. The experience is pretty standard and the space itself, while hip, is always busy and doesn't really feel personal. The barbers are decent but for most men's haircuts, I don't think they are any better than what you can get at a cheaper barber so therefore the value just isn't there.

My go to place now after unsuccessfully trying out many places both in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Stan is the best, ask for him if it's your first time here and you want to play it safe with an experienced and amazing barber

Doug gave me an awesome cut. He understood what i wanted and made it even better than what i thought it could look like. Go to doug.

This is a great example of a shitty point-of-sale system and helpless front staff ruining a successful company. The barbers are generally awesome. It's getting into the barber chair that is a gauntlet of grievances. Booking online used to be easy and painless. Now they require your credit card and large nugget of your time just to book. If you want to book in person instead, that's cool but you better hope the computer is working otherwise they can't tell you when the next barber will be ready. Just take a seat and wait just to see how long you're going to have to sit and wait. Did that make sense to you? Me neither. The front staff need some leadership/customer skilz and you guys need to kick your booking system into the can.

Sacha was amazing - congenial, easy-to-talk to, and great at his craft. With that said, I can't justify $60 to get my head buzzed and beard cleaned up. Especially when there's a price board that says a buzz is $21 - that means a beard trim is...$40?!? Because of the prices alone, sadly I won't return. Even when I tried to question the price upon paying, I was met with such disdain, that I wouldn't step back in there to deal with the front desk people. I get people need to make a fair living, I get it is a service and good service requires more money - but there's something called a cost/benefit - and this place doesn't measure up. Maybe Sacha will move on, or I'll be ok with a $40 trim and clean up at another place. UPDATE - SEPTEMBER 2016 - A salon manager contacted me to express his regret and disapproval of the way I was treated and what I was charged. The situation was immediately remedied and I thank him for listening to his clients and providing appropriate remedies should there be a problem. Stand up guy.

Robert's expertise in haircutting is unsurpassed. He sculpts like an artist in a Chelsea studio. I leave Fellow Barber feeling clean and refreshed. Watching Robert in the mirror cut hair is quite an experience. Alex and Tim at the front desk are extremely efficient and polite and get all the clients into a chair ASAP. We are truly lucky to have Fellow Barber in the village.

Fellow Barber is definitely hit or miss. The seasoned barbers are never available, and well everyone is just not worth it. Do not change my hairline- ignored State specific clipper guard/size (whatever it is called)- ignored Pointed sideburns- don't know how to do that There are people who can do all of that and more. However, if I am paying $50 for buzz and beard trim, I should be able to get this done by anyone. Oh and that is another thing: be prepared for 25% price increases with no notice. I am in their system as I get those promotional emails and that price increase notice must still be on its way. Calls...books appt...gets haircut...presented with new price. WTF?! I am sorry. But $50 for a haircut is a joke for a black man who just wants his hair the same length around with a clean shave...non razor shave, so with the trimmers.

Jeff. JEFF!!! Simply, Jeff* Follow this guy to both fellow barbers that he cuts at. He has a passion and an eye for great hair. Takes his time to make sure the cut is done right, and that the detail is all there. And beyond all of this, the man is just a straight up bad ass. How can you not want a bad ass to cut your hair??

This place can be great, but sadly it can also be below average. Personally, I've found them to be hit or miss. Overall, the atmosphere is great and the barbers are very friendly. Sadly though, the place lacks an heir of professionalism. I've had my hair cut here 4-5 times now and half of those times, I've found myself waiting 7-10 minutes (post my appointment time) for my barber to be ready. This doesn't sound too bad, but when you take into account that you get 30 minutes or less with your barber, that's honestly not great service. In terms of the quality of their haircuts, I would say that, again, Fellow Barber is a bit hit or miss. They're definitely capable of giving you a really great haircut, but be prepared for mediocrity. I would recommend paying the extra cash for a Senior Barber, if you want to ensure you get what you're paying for. Fellow Barber West Village could really be great. I want to give them 5 stars, but until they sort out the problems I mentioned above, I sadly can only give them 3.

my fourth time in here & i've had a different barber every time because of usually deciding i need a haircut and then just going straight in. they booked me for a 4:30pm an hour before and after doing a bit of research i chose to go with Nelson. he was so good -- stylish as hell and cut my hair with ease. in and out. i left with the exact cut i wanted. total homie. couldn't recommend him enough.

Excellent barber shop. My husband came here this past weekend on a whim and was extremely pleased with his barber, a nice man from Uruguay who cut his hair to perfection. I really liked the feel of this place, the interior was clean - less the bathroom. The place was buzzing with people, so I highly recommend an appointment.