Men’s Haircut
A classic men’s haircut in Merrick — clipper or scissor work shaped to your head, finished with clean, razor-edged lines around the ears and neck.
Classic men’s cuts, skin fades, kids’ cuts and hot-lather straight-razor shaves — family-owned, on Camp Ave. No appointment needed, seven days a week.
★★★★★ 4.9 stars · 159 Google reviews
Look for the red awning and the two barber poles.
Every service on the board, done the old way — patiently, by hand, with a straight-razor edge where it counts.
A classic men’s haircut in Merrick — clipper or scissor work shaped to your head, finished with clean, razor-edged lines around the ears and neck.
Tight skin fades blended slow and even. Ruben takes his time on every fade — regulars say it’s sharp every single visit, never rushed.
Fresh cut up top and a shaped, lined beard below — the whole look handled in one chair, one visit, one honest price.
Beard trimming and shaping with crisp cheek and neck lines. Months between visits and your barber still remembers exactly how you like it.
The hot-lather straight-razor shave — hot lather, steady hands, a proper barbershop ritual that keeps customers loyal for years.
A full head shave taken clean to the skin and finished with a razor. Smooth, even, and done with the same patience as everything else here.
Kids’ haircuts without the tears — Ruben is famously great with children. One regular says her son’s haircut became the highlight of his week.
Women’s haircuts, layers and bangs — Julia is the one customers trust with long, thick hair. Bring a photo; she’ll match it.
Affordable for the area — posted plain, no surprises at the register.
Walk-ins only · no appointment needed
All ages welcome. Open early, seven days a week. Call (516) 868-4791 to confirm today’s hours.
No app, no booking page, no waiting list. The way a barbershop is supposed to work.
No appointment — ever. Come by early, come by on a Sunday, come by after work. If there’s a short wait, the bench out front has your name on it.
Grab a chair along the mirror wall, catch whatever’s on the TV, and you’re up before the coffee cools.
Tell your barber what you want — or just say “the usual.” Regulars swear the shop remembers your cut months later.
Ruben takes his time. Fades blended slow, scissor work done right, kids treated with extra patience. You never feel rushed.
Clean lines, a fresh look, and change left over from what other shops charge. See you in a few weeks.
A family shop — two chairs you can trust.
The red awning on Camp Ave in Merrick — bench out front, two poles by the window.






Straight from Google — the neighborhood has kept this shop busy for a reason.
I’ve been coming here since high school. Different towns, different jobs — I still drive back to Camp Ave for my cut.
Mike D.
Ruben takes his time. You never feel rushed, and the fade is sharp every single visit.
Anthony R.
Julia is the only person I trust with layers on my thick hair. She gets it right every time.
Sarah K.
Walked in on a Sunday morning, out in half an hour, best cut I’ve had in years.
James P.
I moved twenty minutes away and still come back. Nobody else cuts my hair.
Nick F.
Family-run and it shows. They treat the kids like their own.
Maria G.
One shop on Camp Ave — customers from every town around it.
Illustrative distribution — demo data.
A neighborhood barbershop pulls from the whole neighborhood — here’s who makes the drive.
Home turf. The barbershop on Camp Ave — men’s cuts, fades and hot-lather shaves right in the heart of Merrick.
Minutes from the shop — North Merrick families bring the kids for patient, tear-free haircuts.
A quick hop over for Bellmore regulars who want a skin fade done slow and sharp, not rushed.
North Bellmore neighbors count on the walk-in-only chairs — no appointment, seven days a week.
East Meadow customers make the short drive for beard trims and classic barbering at honest prices.
From Freeport for the hot-lather straight-razor shave — the old-school ritual done right.
Wantagh regulars swing by early — the shop opens early every day of the week.
Baldwin locals keep a standing habit here: same barber, same chair, same sharp cut.
Worth the ride from Seaford — a 4.9-star barbershop where they remember your name and your cut.
Levittown customers moved twenty minutes away and still come back. Nobody else cuts their hair.
The things people call to ask — answered here first.
No — Camp Ave Barbershop is walk-ins only. Come by whenever suits you; the shop is open early, seven days a week.
Yes — kids’ cuts (12 & under) are $20, and Ruben is famously patient with children. Parents say haircuts went from tears to the highlight of the week.
Yes. Julia specializes in women’s cuts, layering and bangs — especially on long, thick hair. Women’s cut & layering is $40.
Open early, seven days a week — including Sundays. Call (516) 868-4791 to confirm today’s hours before you head over.
A men’s haircut is $25, a skin fade is $30, kids are $20, and the full price bill is posted right here. Affordable for the area, on purpose.
Yes — the hot-lather straight-razor shave is $30, and a full head shave is $25. It’s the little touch that keeps regulars loyal.
On Camp Ave in Merrick, NY — the red-brick corner building with the red “Barber Shop” awning, two barber poles by the window, and a bench out front.
It moves quickly — one reviewer walked in on a Sunday morning and was out in half an hour. If there’s a line, grab the bench out front or a chair along the mirror wall.
Camp Ave, Merrick, NY — look for the red awning.
Call (516) 868-4791 to confirm today’s hours.
Grab the bench out front if there’s a short wait — you’ll be in a chair before the coffee cools.
Call (516) 868-4791 ☎ (516) 868-4791