Sin cita, bienvenidos
How the line works
Walk-ins and booked clients share four chairs. This is how we keep it fair.
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Step 1: Sign the board
Write your name on the board by the door, in the order you arrive.
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Step 2: Watch for your name
The board shows who is next and which chair is open. Waits vary, and the board is the only clock.
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Step 3: Booked clients go at their time
If you booked, you are seen at your time and the line waits. Come a few minutes early.
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Step 4: The line closes early
We stop adding names 30 minutes before closing, so everyone on the board gets a chair.
On the floor
Wait by the window
There's a sofa by the window and a board by the door. Stay close; when your name is next, we call it.
If you want a particular barber, tell us when you sign the board. Their wait is their chair's wait, and it can be shorter or longer than the rest of the floor.
Good to know
One grown-up waits with each child
Kids' cuts are taken in the same line
Parking on the side street and in the lot behind the shop
Walk-ins welcome
When the line is open
- MondayMonTodayClosed
- TuesdayTueToday9am – 7pm
- WednesdayWedToday9am – 7pm
- ThursdayThuToday9am – 7pm
- FridayFriToday9am – 7pm
- SaturdaySatToday8am – 5pm
- SundaySunToday9am – 2pm
Walk-ins welcome Tuesday to Sunday. Sin cita, bienvenidos. The line closes 30 minutes before we do.
Questions
About the line
Do I need an appointment?
No. Tuesday to Sunday you can walk in and sign the board. Book if you want a barber and a time.
How long is the wait?
It varies, and the board shows who is next. Ask when you sign in and we'll tell you what we see.
What if I'm booked and the line is long?
You're seen at your time. The line waits for booked clients.
Skip the wait or take your turn
Book a time with the barber you like, or come in and sign the board.