Need a barbershop in Toronto
November 10, 2006 5:44 AM Subscribe
Who can point me at a good traditional barbershop in Toronto?
I need a haircut today or Monday and I like a traditional barbershop. You know the kind of thing... fading pictures on the wall, a bunch of old guys hanging out, three day old newspapers, a dog wandering around... TV on... the guy cuts your nose hair without asking... you specify a haircut with a number...
Unfortunately, every time I find one I like, it closes down. I hate the Russian roulette of finding a new one (had too many BAD haircuts from old guys whose equipment dates from the Korean war). So, what's your favorite neighbourhood barbershop?
(Extra points for location south of Dundas and east of Yonge)
I need a haircut today or Monday and I like a traditional barbershop. You know the kind of thing... fading pictures on the wall, a bunch of old guys hanging out, three day old newspapers, a dog wandering around... TV on... the guy cuts your nose hair without asking... you specify a haircut with a number...
Unfortunately, every time I find one I like, it closes down. I hate the Russian roulette of finding a new one (had too many BAD haircuts from old guys whose equipment dates from the Korean war). So, what's your favorite neighbourhood barbershop?
(Extra points for location south of Dundas and east of Yonge)
Response by poster: All of those are on the westside or uptown, or are Salons. I'm really looking for something around Queen East.
posted by unSane at 6:02 AM on November 10, 2006
posted by unSane at 6:02 AM on November 10, 2006
Try the Danforth. There certainly used to be a bunch.
If you want a good and stylish cut, though, may I recommend Miranda? She's my stylist, does it in her house. She only uses razors, which prevent those awful line syou get when your hair grows out a bit. http://www.myspace.com/hairbymiranda
posted by dirtynumbangelboy at 6:52 AM on November 10, 2006
If you want a good and stylish cut, though, may I recommend Miranda? She's my stylist, does it in her house. She only uses razors, which prevent those awful line syou get when your hair grows out a bit. http://www.myspace.com/hairbymiranda
posted by dirtynumbangelboy at 6:52 AM on November 10, 2006
Camillo & Victor Barber Shop at avenue and dupont always did a good job for me back when I had short hair. I usually preferred Camillo (the older guy, without the vest). It fits your description exactly (except for the dog).
posted by aquafiend at 8:21 AM on November 10, 2006
posted by aquafiend at 8:21 AM on November 10, 2006
Best answer: Dominic at 1991 Danforth just west of Woodbine might suit your needs. I forget the name of the shop but it's the only barber shop on that strip. He's the only one in the shop, though there are 3 chairs, but he does a fine job. He's been there decades.
No appointment. $12 for a cut, I believe. I can't remember what he charges for a shave. I think he's closed on Mondays.
posted by dobbs at 10:44 AM on November 10, 2006
No appointment. $12 for a cut, I believe. I can't remember what he charges for a shave. I think he's closed on Mondays.
posted by dobbs at 10:44 AM on November 10, 2006
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