A very good place to get haircuts, the haircuts always look very nice, it is very convenient because it’s close to home, it is affordable, other barbershops charge more around the area and their haircuts are not that great in my opinion. But this place is very, very good. Both the lady and the man who cut the hair, they are both very good.
About Diamond Cut
Diamond Cut is a small, efficient, and reasonably priced barber shop. The owners are friendly and focused on their work, getting customers in and out quickly. They offer walk-in services, cash only, with prices ranging from $10-20. Customers appreciate the polite barbers and convenient location, making it a great option for those in the area. Many have found it to be an excellent choice for various hair types, including thick, coarse Asian hair. The atmosphere is low-key and no-frills, but the quality of the haircuts is praised, with customers noting that their hair came out great. The shop is affordable and perfect for locals, making it a reliable place for a quick and satisfying haircut.
Reviews
Our 12 year old godson keeps asking us to take him to random barbershops, but many don't know how to deal with thick, course Asian hair. Brought to Diamond Cut today for a fade and it's the best cut he's had. Really nice owners, no frills but low-key environment, affordable, and quick. It looks great. We'll be back!
My barber wasn't available so i tried this place and i was so glad i did. Richard was excellent and gave me what i needed. I'll be back and dump my previous barber. The price is unbeatable.
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Good to know
- price range: below average
- walk-ins welcome
- wheelchair accessible
- accepts cash
- accepts zelle
- good for kids
- street parking, private lot parking
- asian-owned
- gender-neutral restrooms
Location
2415 Pasadena Ave B, Los Angeles, CA 90031
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