Dominican Barbershop — Local services in New York

Been coming here for 4 years. This barber (who is the owner) for 45 mins has been cutting this man's hair! To long of a time.

Time to spend more then $18 bucks on my next barber shop vist.

I now know why people pay 50-500 dollars to get a hairc;. It's not only about the great job but the experience and how you are treated.

I'm too boogie for this long wait to be seen & lack of respect. Time is money honey! The heck!?

Then, I am about to sit down & a black man says "Nope" & starts rudely giving me nasty remarks; the barber & him say he is next when I know darn toting that I was next and I rudely went in front of me.

The barber knowing I only go to him didn't even look at me or communicate to me, just ignored me. There was no open dialogue.

To add to the topping of this wonderful experience, I dont speak Spanish and I'm Dominican but yet I hear the staff talking about me as I can pick up a few words. The staff doesn't like me or respect me because I dont speak Spanish. This is totally a thing in Spanish culture.

This discrimination needs to stop at this barbershop!

I am a gay Hispanic & non speaking Spanish man.

I guess you CAN put a price on a quality barber, haircut & experience, smh!

SAVE YOUR MONEY, DIGNITY & TIME, DO...

I received what is by far the worst haircut that I have ever experienced during my time on this planet here. To preface things, I am a black man from the south side of Chicago and as such am pretty sure that I know what a good haircut looks like. If you are also black/non-white and value what your hair looks like then please do not go here.

Not only did the "barber" push my lining incredibly far back in the front but he also did so in the back. As a result, I broke out with razor bumps so bad that I was forced to see a dermatologist and have been waiting for what is now 3 weeks for them to disappear so that I can find someone who knows how to cut hair.

Also, the ambiance was deplorable. The guy was singing along to the Spanish music that was blasting from the loud speakers directly into my ear. He also never even asked my name or spoke during the entire experience. When I reluctantly handed him what he asked for and more, he rolled his eyes.

Please never ever go here, if I had time I would try to get the place...

I have a friend who goes here regularly with no problems, but my one visit was pretty terrible. It was like getting a haircut from a grumpy pirate, and was easily the worst trim I've gotten.

The guy was surly and physically rough, and would abruptly shove my head sideways if he wanted me to tilt or turn it. When it came time to shave the nape of my neck, he scraped the straight razor across it completely dry. I've never had such bad razor burn in my life. When I showed friends they winced and asked why I didn't walk out....