Had the best experience at Route 2 Barber shop. Chez does not just cut hair - he tells stories, engages, educates and makes it an experience. My son has never “enjoyed” haircuts but walked away with a new friend and a perfect cut!
September 2025
Chez is the absolute man. Cleans me up very well everytime. If you have a beard and want a good trim from a guy who knows beards, Chez is your guy. He does really well with kids as well. Very nice guy, very friendly and very patient with the kids. Hes priced extremely reasonably as well.
September 2025
If you've ever driven through the Sky Valley and felt like something was missing—a sense of place, a sense of home—you probably hadn't stopped in to see Chez yet.
Chez isn’t just a barber. He’s a neighbor, a confidant, and, somehow, a quiet cornerstone of Sultan itself. You come in for a cut, sure—but you leave feeling a little more whole, a little more hopeful. That’s the Chez effect.
There’s something almost sacred about his chair. People sit down with hair too long and hearts too heavy, and they rise lighter in every way. Chez listens like an old friend, offers wisdom without preaching, and makes every person... read full review
Had the best experience at Route 2 Barber shop. Chez does not just cut hair - he tells stories, engages, educates and makes it an experience. My son has never “enjoyed” haircuts but walked away with a new friend and a perfect cut!
Chez is the absolute man. Cleans me up very well everytime. If you have a beard and want a good trim from a guy who knows beards, Chez is your guy. He does really well with kids as well. Very nice guy, very friendly and very patient with the kids. Hes priced extremely reasonably as well.
If you've ever driven through the Sky Valley and felt like something was missing—a sense of place, a sense of home—you probably hadn't stopped in to see Chez yet.
Chez isn’t just a barber. He’s a neighbor, a confidant, and, somehow, a quiet cornerstone of Sultan itself. You come in for a cut, sure—but you leave feeling a little more whole, a little more hopeful. That’s the Chez effect.
There’s something almost sacred about his chair. People sit down with hair too long and hearts too heavy, and they rise lighter in every way. Chez listens like an old friend, offers wisdom without preaching, and makes every person... read full review