Paradise Barber Shop & Hair Salon — Local services in Bayonne

If this review is too long for you! then in simple word IF YOU LOVE YOUR HAIR DO NOT GO THERE. If you do go there then do not expect Barbers but Carpenters. If you could not find a single a single BARBER shop in Bayonne and you had to go there then never ever get a hair cut from NELSON.

Believe me you will regret both on his skills as a barber and his character as a human being. He does not have any manners, he curses, he is disrespectful, and his behavior with customers is terribly awful and bad. I am sure he is related to the owner, this is why he is still there. In every other descent business he should been fired by now.

This place is horrible. I went there to get a hair cut. The supposedly barber (Nelson) who was playing some sort of game in the back of the shop with two other guys, pointed me to sit down in the chair once he is done with the game he will attend to me. However, as you do keep your expectation lower when visiting NJ, I asked him, whether they accept credit cards, customary to NJ, he replied from the back of the shop, No only cash. So I said I will be back. So I drove to the ATM to get some cash. I came back. He was still playing game. I said I have cash and would like a hair cut. Again he pointed to me to sit in the chair while he was playing the game. I sat in the chair, and after few minutes he came and asked me what type of hair cut I want. I told him I want short haircut, shorter on side but a bit longer on top, and pointed to 2 photos on the wall similar to these. He took a machine while his eyes were on the game board in the back, turned my face away from the mirror, and trimmed by whole head with zero point and turned me bald in seconds. When I turned my face I said, I was terrified, and said what you did? This is not what i told you. So he stopped, removed the apron, and start yelling this is like this photo. He said he is not going to give me a hair cut and start yelling and cursing. I told him shut your mouth. You cannot yell at me like this, your brain is still in that F**king game you never listened to me what I said. In meanwhile, the supposedly OWNER came and he said, he cannot bring back my hair and asked Mr. Nelson to stop cursing and return to his game. He assigned another guy who just finished what Nelson left halfway through and charged me $14. The whole time Nelson with the two other dudes in the back were saying something in Spanish which I did not understand but am sure he was cursing.

A horrible and terrible experience - Now I will have to wait for 2 months so my hair grow again and resume going to SUPERCUT. At least they are clean and descent and if you are miss treated you can report to someone.

This place is terrible, bad and I will...

I’ve been to several barbershops in Bayonne and around NJ, but Willy at Paradise Barbershop is hands down the best. He’s incredibly precise with his tools, and the best part? You barely have to say a word, he just gets it. His attention to detail is next level, and you can tell he takes real pride in his craft.

Beyond his skills, Willy has a laid-back, easygoing vibe, making the whole experience comfortable and stress-free. And when you step out of his chair...You feel fresh, confident, and completely put together. He’s also one of the few barbers who actually understands when you ask for a natural beard trim...no over-styling, no cutting too much, just a clean, sharp look.

The shop itself is top-tier...clean, organized, great lighting, and a solid atmosphere. The music is at the perfect volume, and the whole team is just focused and professional. If you’re looking for a barber who truly listens and delivers flawless cuts every time, Paradise Barbershop is the spot....

Going to be honest the cuts are good but the service is nonexistent. Not sure if this is cause it's summer time but most of the barbers are no where to be found and when you do see them they are hiding. Either the whole shop is by appointment only or I'm just not going about getting a hair cut the right way?

You walk in, sit for an hour until you finally see a barber. Wait another 20 minutes and then finally sit in the chair to get a cut.

On two different days it was the same thing. Barbers walking around while clients are sitting there. Staring...staring at the walls...their phones...

Will be trying the place again for the third and final time. Will change review when I see...