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About Bridge Ave Barber Shop
Bridge Ave Barber Shop is a family-owned business that prides itself on providing traditional barbering services in a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. The shop is community-oriented and emphasizes ongoing education for its barbers, ensuring they stay updated on the latest styles and techniques while adhering to centuries-old barbering traditions. Customers appreciate the quality of haircuts and personalized attention they receive, often mentioning their satisfaction with specific barbers like Shane and Joe. One client noted traveling from Manhattan just for a haircut, highlighting the exceptional service and expertise offered. Another customer praised Shane for her ability to understand their desired style and deliver an outstanding haircut, despite not typically cutting women's hair. Joe is also recognized for his consistent perfection in trimming and styling. Overall, Bridge Ave Barber Shop is celebrated for its skilled barbers, friendly environment, and commitment to customer satisfaction, making it a go-to destination for quality haircuts.
Reviews
I've been getting cut by Shain for years now and recommend her to everyone! She always does a great job, has fair prices, and makes great conversation. The shop has a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere.
Friendly and highly qualified barbers. Book in advance and don't depend on being a walk in. Booking is easy. Parking can be a challege but usually works out. Grab a coffee at Divi Tree , right next door, if you arrive early. Shout out to Val.
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Good to know
- price range: below average
- walk-ins welcome
- accepts credit cards
- street parking, private lot parking
- gender-neutral restrooms
- bike parking
- wheelchair accessible
Location
2615 Bridge Avenue, Point Pleasant, NJ 08742
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