Let me first say thank you Jim. I've been getting my haircut by Jim for the last 15 years. He is a master in his class. Very friendly and outgoing. A nice family atmosphere. I would recommend him above all else.
About Jim's Barbershop
Jim's Barbershop is an old-school establishment that welcomes walk-in customers. The barber, a former US Air Force member, provides outstanding service and cuts at a reasonable price. The shop is efficient, with a pleasant overall experience and minimal wait time. The prices are competitive, with cuts available at a lower cost compared to other cities. The barbershop offers kids' cuts and is highly recommended.
The barbershop is praised for its friendly and outgoing atmosphere, creating a nice family environment. Customers appreciate the barber's expertise, with one reviewer describing him as a "master in his class." The service is efficient, with the barber able to accommodate last-minute customers and provide great cuts even at the end of the business day. Reviewers highlight the excellent value, with one noting the "great price & great service."
Reviews
Today was my first visit to Jim's Barbershop. I arrived at 9 AM and received a great haircut. Jim is a very personable guy and I couldn't have asked for better service and was 100% pleased with the results. Thanks and I will be back again.
Great experience! My son was getting bullied at school for a haircut he got at a different establishment. George was able to get us in right away and fixed the haircut. He also gave my son some words of encouragement on how to deal with a bully. What a real stand up guy! Would definitely recommend!
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Good to know
- walk-ins welcome
- wheelchair accessible
- accepts credit cards
- private lot parking
- offers military discount
- open to all
Location
4311 North Sheridan Road, Peoria, IL 61614
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