Flat prices, no packages, and a queue you can check before you leave the house. Booking exists but almost nobody uses it.
Estimated wait
No wait
2 of six chairs free. Come now.
No stylist tiers, no length surcharge, no weekend premium. What is on the wall is what you pay.
Clipper or scissor, hot towel finish
25 min
Full cut plus beard shape and line-up
40 min
Fade to skin, razor finish
35 min
Shape, line-up and oil
20 min
Straight razor, hot towels — booking only
45 min
Any cut, any day
20 min
Everybody here does everything on the list. Asking for a specific barber is fine and will usually add to your wait.
In the chair 12 min
In the chair 4 min
Free now
In the chair 21 min
In the chair 8 min
Free now
Most shops will not tell you this because they would rather you came whenever. But a fifteen-minute wait beats an hour, and Tuesday morning is empty.
| Day | Before 13:00 | After 13:00 |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | quiet | quiet |
| Tue | quiet | steady |
| Wed | quiet | steady |
| Thu | steady | busy |
| Fri | steady | busy |
| Sat | busy | busy |
If you do not need any of it, you will be told that instead.
“The wait on the website said twenty minutes. It was twenty minutes.”
D. Okonkwo
Walk-in, Thursday
“Been going eleven years. Same price list on the wall, roughly the same prices.”
G. Traynor
Regular
“Took my son in for his first cut and nobody rushed it or upsold me anything.”
V. Ilyushin
Under 12s
No. Walk-ins are the default and most people never book. Saturday after eleven is the one reliable time the queue gets long enough that booking is worth it.
It is chairs occupied multiplied by average service length, updated through the day. It is an estimate rather than a promise, and it is usually within ten minutes.
Yes, and the chair strip shows who is in today. Asking for someone specific will normally add to the wait, and everybody here can do everything on the list.
Card, phone and cash. There is no minimum and no card surcharge.
It takes forty-five minutes and needs the chair reclined and the towels prepared. Turning up hoping for one usually means being turned away.
Everything else is walk-in and always will be. Turning up is genuinely the faster option most of the week.