DZ&Y Barber Shop

James Baldwin

a month ago

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Came for a haircut, left with a shaved head.

Kar Age

5 months ago

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They don't speak English well. After the haircut, which is just mediocre,, they ask for tip. Well... 😮‍💨

Chi Li

3 years ago

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No waiting because no one dare. Across the street, the Sonoma market, they do All kinds of things there. Reports were filled with DEA. And hopefully the J company Street Police will look after you

Conrad Johnson

3 years ago

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Worst haircut I have ever gotten. Asked for a low fade, got a high and tight. It was completely uneven with no consistency in height of the hairline and had basically squares of different lengths all over my head. He also used the buzzer to shave 1/2 of one side of my face, apparently for no reason? He then left the light stubble I had on the rest of my face for a completely absurd look. I don’t think whoever cut my hair was actually a barber but was just hanging out in the shop and picked up the clippers. Do not go.

Elijah Jordan Turner

4 years ago

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After going here, I made the decision to just buy my own set of clippers and just cut my hair myself. Because, indeed, I'm better off doing it myself. Heck, my hair looked better before the haircut. I asked for something relatively simple. Just fade the sides of my hair. Something was clearly misunderstood, because, while the barber said he used multiple guards to achieve a fade, it looks like he just trimmed the sides of my head super short. So now, with much longer hair on the top, I just look like a mushroom. Yes, I know my hair will grow back. It'll probably look decent in a week or two. But I don't go to a barber to have my hair look good a couple weeks later. The price is now $20, which is one of the cheapest cuts around. It probably says something about how overpriced haircuts are in SF that this is somehow supposed to be a good deal. Well, it's not a good deal, when you get a shoddy haircut, which is what I got today, the last day I ever step foot in this barbershop.

Rob Hoffman

5 years ago

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I see all these posts talking about a 20 dollar haircut and I guess that includes a shave because a haircut at this location was $12 and went up to $15. There are many skilled barbers at this shop. The oldest guy who has the chair in the very back has been cutting my hair for years. He doesn't speak fluent English but we communicate with each other just fine. No small talk, just a good haircut, good price and good people working here.

Dovşan

6 years ago

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When I visited San Francisco in 2010, I decided to cut my hair. It was Sunday, and there are not so lot working barbershops (I walked on Market street), but finally, I found this place. As for me, it was little strange inside (very old interior), and my barber was quite old woman (maybe 75-80 years old). Unfortunately, I don't remember the price, as it was 10 years ago, but the result was good: my hairstyle became more fancy. I still remember the location of this place because the navigation in SF is quite easy.

Shambles67

7 years ago

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I have been using this barber shop ever since they were on 7th St. I have one Barber that I always see, but there's several great People working there and they deserve to be acknowledged too.

Harold Hardy

8 years ago

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The guy that did my hair was aswome feel much better then i came in and i got a free massage. As well one guy came in didnt have no money about to start a new job asked the barb for a cut and explained he would pay him back at first he hesitated but then he had a heart and cut his hair for him. Very kind people and very affordable i recommend them.

Alex Sjoman

11 years ago

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I went not once, but twice. Each haircut was terrible in it's own special way. The first was done by an elderly man, who I came to realize had such bad arthritis that he physically couldn't use scissors to cut hair. His only tool then, was an electric shaver. I suppose if I was going for a buzz cut that'd be fine. I returned, because I thought that any other barber would certainly be an improvement. After all, I'd be paying 3x the price anywhere else close by. I was very unfortunately mistaken. While the next barber was younger, and did actually use scissors, my cut was so uneven, that I ended up leaving to get a haircut at full price elsewhere to contain the damage. I'd recommend a friend with scissors over this place. Oh, and the aftershave they use is noxious.