Crestview Barber Shop — Attraction in Berkeley Heights

I went in today for the first time hoping to find a barber for the long term. I got a skin fade with Nora. The cut was ok. After the cut, I asked “what’s the price?” She said 35 for skin fade, and asked me if I like to tip. I said “make it 40.” But she charged me 45. I left the barber shop without knowing it. But Apple Pay app notified me about the charge after I left the shop. I called in to ask about it. She told me “I thought u said make it 10”. How do you mishear 40 for 10? It’s not about the 5 bucks. As a customer, I felt I was treated in shady way....

For a man, finding a good barber can often feel more important—and more difficult—than finding a good doctor. When I walked into Crestview Barber Shop and saw a gorgeous Guanaca (a Salvadoran woman), I thought to myself, ‘She’s too pretty to be a good barber…’ I WAS WRONG!! No exaggeration, the best haircut ever. I’m a customer for life.

No wonder men write songs about women named Delilah; they really are...

Crestview barbers are clearly the best barbers in the town.. I’ve been coming here for many years and Nora Consistently does a great cut.. she’s a perfectionist with an eye for detail.. she has been in business here for many years in town .. she’s also has in her salon her niece Delilah who has cut my hair on occasion also did a tremendous job.. you can’t miss by going to Crestview barbers you’ll be happy...