Walk-ins
How the line works
Tuesday to Saturday, the chairs take people in the order they arrive.
Step 1: Arrive and sign in
Write your name on the board by the door, or tell the barber who greets you.
Step 2: Read the board
It shows who is next and which chair is open. Waits vary.
Step 3: Take your chair
When it is your turn, the barber calls your name. If you asked for a barber, you wait for that barber.
Step 4: Booked, at your time
Clients who booked are seen at the time they booked, and the line waits for them.
The line board
Today's chairs
Walk in and add your name to the board. Clients who booked are seen at their time, and the line waits.
- Chair 1 · GaryOpen for walk-ins
- Chair 2 · KouIn a cut
- Chair 3 · JackieOpen for walk-ins
- Booked clientsSeen at their time
- The line closes30 minutes before closing
Waits vary. The board shows who is next.
While you wait
A seat while the board turns
The seats by the front windows are for anyone in the line and anyone waiting with a child. The line closes 30 minutes before closing.
Chairs open and close through the day; the board stays current
Bringing a child? An adult stays in the shop during the cut
Want a barber in particular? Say so when you sign in
About the line
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk in any day we are open, or book a chair if you would rather hold a time.
Can I ask for a barber in the line?
Yes. Say so when you sign in and wait for that barber; the board shows your turn.
What if I arrive close to closing?
The line closes 30 minutes before closing. After that, come another day or book a time.
Can I wait with my kids?
Yes. The seats by the front window are for anyone waiting. An adult stays in the shop during a child's cut.
Would you rather book?
Choose a barber and a time and come when your chair is ready.