A barbershop and whisky bar on Wythe Avenue. Sharp cuts. Hot towels. Honest pours. Walk in for a trim, leave with a story.
Six services on the menu. These three pay the rent. The rest of the menu lives one click away.
Consultation, shampoo, scissor & clipper work, hot towel finish. The house standard, done properly.
Straight razor, three towels, two passes, one quiet half-hour. The full ritual, lights low.
Cut, beard, shave, color camo, two fingers of rye. The works. Bring a book.
Nine barbers, nine takes on the trade. They train together every Tuesday. They fight about clipper guards. They each have a chair with their name on it.
A scrapbook from the last twelve months. Real chairs. Real heads. Real bottles. No stock photos.
Reviewed in The Brooklyn Paper, GQ, and at every dinner table within ten blocks.
The closest thing in New York to walking into a Soho House barbershop, except the people are nicer and the rye is older.
GQ · Style NotesI came in for a trim and left with a haircut, a friend, and a strong opinion about Japanese whisky.
Regular · Chair IIWalk-ins welcome. Reservations recommended after 4pm and Saturdays. We confirm by text within the hour.
