OneStop Barbershop

Joe Perez

2 years ago

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One of the best barbershops in Miami. Established in 2017. The Owner is Killing it. And my barber Tony cuts the best hair.

Yian Ruiz

3 years ago

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10/10! Will be returning to this Barbershop and recommending everyone who thinks there are better spots out there. From the attention to the talent to the empathy instilled in every employee this place is a must for a fan of a great haircut. Yasmel, thank you so much for an amazing experience! - Yian

Max

4 years ago

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I went there and wanted to talk to someone in english . They tell me someone who can speak english will be with me in a minute, they get there they don't speak english at all, whatever I'll just explain it in spanish. I wanted a fade but with scissors because I believed it would look better and immediately the barber started yelling and arguing with me that the machine would be better and the scissors would take longer, It was very unprofessional, so I left. I would suggest going to any other barber shop instead of this one

Adriel Martinez

5 years ago

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My wife works right next to this barbershop and since i had to pick her up at 3:30pm i decided to stop here and gey my haircut since my usual place was closed for the day. I got to the barbershop at 1:30 pm there was 1 other person waiting and four barbers. I sat and waited for an hour and a half for any of the barbers. None of them even acknowledge me or the other client waiting. But their regulars or friends as they came in were basically cut in line and taken care of. I just got up and left since i would not have time to get a haircut at all. Not to mention that there were at least six people without masks all chatting very close to each other with one of the barbers on the back. Why even have a mask requirement if its not going to be enforced. A complete waste of time. I don't recommend this place at all. I guess that's what i get for cheating on my barber. Lesson learned. Zero stars if i could

Xavier B

5 years ago

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This is my very first time putting a 1 star rate. as I travel everywhere and really picky about where I get to have my haircut. i dont speak Spanish so I just sat there and wait.. and then. 1 came up to me and ask do I need a haircut.. I just read the sign to come talk to a barber. everyone has there own clients. the barber in the corner was kind enough to stop and call the person outside. now.. I sit. so i just showed a photo and how simple my haircut is.. it was going great. then a guy came in and now they started talking in spanish... SO CLOSE IN MY FACE... WHILE GETTING A HAIRCUT.. I dont really understand much Spanish but I get a few words out of it.. let's say 30 mins of a simple haircut.. 20 mins of it are with the talking and hawking around with me getting a haircut... THE LAST PART I ASKED HOW MUCH.. I'm a bit surprised coz I wasn't expecting that high. as I've observed other patrons paying just enough. so bottomline on my experience... I wished I was approached nicely.. and served professionally.. and I went back to my HOTEL! fix the rest of what he missed... I got a vlog and photos to prove this experience. but we'll see how this would affect anything or if anyone would read my concern... somebody can probably run a video of this. and let me know how would you feel if you're just asking for a decent haircut.. oh and btw.. he walked away while the other guy sat there waiting... SMDFH! COVID19 ishh..

Michael Hannigan

7 years ago

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Alain gave me the best hair cut and shave that I have ever had. I barely ever review a business but I just had to write this review. I am here on personal travel but if I lived in the area I would make this my permanent barber shop and request Alain every time.

Orlando Padron

8 years ago

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I just got to say that Alain's skill set is on point. I actually walked in this joint with a messed up haircut and was in desperate need of help lol...Alain is a pretty cool guy we got to talking, getting to know each other a bit better and he's been cutting hair since he was 12 years old and is proficient with just about every tool, scissors included. Shout out to my boy, you got a new loyal customer. Thanks for making me look decent again!!

Don Webber

8 years ago

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Lol.. sometimes u just gotta laugh at things. What a horrible barber shop experience this morning. I'm officially done w/ barbershops. I'm investing in a good machine today and buzzing my own dome once a month like I used to from now on, my hair grows in just fine naturally anyway. 1st off, no way a fade.. w/ no tape, and a zero fade if that (which is the easiest fade to do btw) should take over 30 mins. at that point I already started feeling a disturbance in the force. I thought I was going to get about 5 things done before work, instead I spent my whole morning on this. The whole time the barber kept getting the machine caught on the skin on my head, which never NEVER happens any other place i've gone to, I found myself in a "in too deep" situation, can't walk out of there w/ half a cut. Mind you, the ONLY reason I tried this place out is bc i've driven by it a couple times & they have a huge 3x4 foot graphic on the window that grabs your attention that reads "Haircut & Shave $12". Well, on that shave dude sliced my neck, didn't say anything about, pretended it didn't happen, and so did I. I heard the one other worker that was there whisper to him to put a cold towel on it. I didn't really look at the cut till I got home, where it was STILL bleeding & didn't stop till I put my styptic pencil on it. I'm a very easy going person, I don't make mountains out of ant hills, in fact, I often do the opposite w/ a good positive attitude, so once this ordeal was over I was ready to put it behind me. Despite the terrible experience, I take out my wallet, take out the $12 + $5 tip, bc as bad as it was, I don't believe in stiffing ppl who work for their money, & I don't want anybody's kids to starve. Shook his hand, looked him in the eyes & said thank you and when I'm walking out I hear him say that it's $20, it really costs $20. I'm immediately confused and point to the huge window decal, him and that other guy that works there both say "yeah.. it's $12 AND UP" (which the "AND UP" part is nowhere on the display, and I'm a pro in ad&print work bc I work in that field). So I nod, realize it's a bait& switch strat, w/e, If that's what works for them, mazel tov, I don't have to come back, and politely give the guy another $5 and kindly, in a helping manner give them this advice: "your sign is deceptive, you're going to have to be explaining that to a lot of customers, thank you." I'm walking out again and that guy that works there says to me "well it's common sense. A haircut and shave isn't going to be $12, I mean look at this place (referring to how awesome he must think the place looks).. it's common sense." Wow. That was a recite in my head "i have Jesus in my heart now" moment. Which is was exactly what I did. Now, with my 45 minute fade and sliced neck, I also don't have common sense.. If I already paid you, with no hassle, then why the commentary? & I don't care about the flashiness of an establishment, I'm more than happy to get a cut in someone's half mown backyard as long as they know what they're doing, bc when it's all said and done, I don't take the place w/ me when I leave, I take the end result, the haircut and in this case a new, unnecessary scar on my neck. Not smart, not in today's world of the internets, social media, snapstagram, myspaces & all that. I do not want anyone that I know to experience what I just did. Even then, I took a breath and said "Ok, have a nice day, and I wish you a lot.. A LOT of luck" & left. There's a saying I tell ppl & live by, "Who's the bigger burro (donkey)? the actual donkey, or the person who stops to argue with the burro?" & to anyone who runs a business, you can be right, or you can have a customer, but not both. No wonder it's called "ONE STOP barber shop" lol smdh.. Maybe they service other ppl better, idk, however, that was MY experience. I'd had handled that WAAAAAYYYY differently if I was that business's owner. I really do wish them well & a lot... A LOT of luck.

Ricelda Lopez

8 years ago

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I’ve have been bringing my son to One Stop Barber Shop since it’s grand opening, and I can say I am truly happy with the results! He always leaves the shop happy and with a smile. It’s very spacious, and is filled with fun, kid friendly games to keep any child entertained. I also get my hair braided by there lovely hair braiding specialist, and I love the outcome every single time. I see no need to go to another shop, One Stop Barber Shop is enough for me.

Dave Bruyning

8 years ago

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While on vacation in Miami I needed a haircut before my flight back home, while searching on Google I found One stop barbershop. It's a very good spot and Juan hooked me up. Definitely coming back to the shop if I'm in Miami!!!!!!!!!