No Filter Barbershop — Local services in Los Angeles

Used to love coming here. But, Elvis is just way too unreliable. I’m constantly waiting over an hour after my scheduled appointment. It’s obvious that he’s squeezing in appointments when he knows he doesn’t have the time, which I get you’re trying to make money. But, you have to take peoples time into consideration. I also had an appointment at 10am and Elvis didn’t even get their until 11:30am. And, I get it that things happen, and people need to be cut some slack. But, the last straw was the very next appointment after that. I arrived 30min early to my appointment in hopes to get in the chair “on time”, because I had an important audition. With 10min left to my appointment, Elvis finished up a haircut. I started to get up and another person got into the chair. I looked at Elvis and he told me “sorry, he was ahead of you”. After 45min past my appointment, and no time. I told Elvis I needed to leave and that he needed to start respecting people’s time. And for that reason I will NEVER be going back.

The two stars is because he can still give...

Update I went back in after two weeks to get a clean up on my shave I met a young lady named “Sweeney “or Kimberly who is quite a little charmer. I think she makes it very fun very enjoyable, wonderful conversation. Just a great person all around and the work she did? She’s very careful and gives you choices all along the way as to get to know you… One more reason this is the place to get cleaned up!

I must be the luckiest person alive. I walked in with only 10 minutes to spare, but was immediately greeted, and chaired.

The place is really calm and I have to give hats off service champion awards for my stylist only 65 bucks for a trim and haircut? Here I come.

Parking sucks but just plan on doing some extra searching and it’s only 5-10 minutes most of the time.

Well worth it though! They take all...

I was honestly nervous walking in. I haven’t been feeling great about my hair lately, especially with my hairline pulling back more and more. But the moment I sat down, the barber didn’t make it weird at all. He asked me what I was thinking, gave me some honest feedback, and even suggested a style that works better with the way my hair is now. He didn’t try to hide anything or do some fake magic, just made it look clean, sharp, and natural. The place feels real, no pressure, no ego, just good people who know what they’re doing. I walked out feeling more confident than I’ve felt in a while. Might not sound like a big deal, but it was for me. I’ll definitely be...