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A barber shop under low pendant lamps, two chairs facing a run of mirrors set into a bare brick wall

Millvale, Pennsylvania

Three chairs, no waiting room theatre

Book the barber you want at the time you want, or walk in and take whichever chair opens first. Both work. Neither costs you an afternoon.

The same barber, every time

Book by name. Your notes stay on your booking, so nobody asks how you like it twice.

Walk-ins are real, not a courtesy

One chair is held open every day. If it is taken, the site says so before you drive over.

We run on time

Appointments are 45 minutes because a cut takes 45 minutes. There is no double booking.

The register

What a cut costs here

Every price on this page is what you pay at the register. No consultation fee, no product upsell at the chair, no card minimum.

What it isWhat it costs
  • Haircut 45 min $35

    Clippers, shears or both, finished with a hot towel and a neck shave.

  • Skin fade 60 min $45

    Taken down to the skin and blended up. The one that takes the longest and shows it.

  • Beard trim 30 min $25

    Shaped, lined and oiled. Book it with a cut and it runs together.

  • Straight razor shave 45 min $50

    Hot lather, straight razor, two passes. Saturdays only, book ahead.

  • Cut for kids under 12 30 min $25

    Same chair, same barbers, shorter appointment and a lot more patience.

  • Buzz, one guard throughout 15 min $20

    In and out. The only thing here you can reliably get on a walk-in at 6pm.

Cash and card both fine. Tips go to the barber, not the shop.

The premises

A shop, not a chain

Ninth Street opened on Grant Avenue in 2016 with one chair and a second-hand mirror. There are three chairs now and the mirror is still the same one. We cut hair, we know the regulars by name, and we close on Sundays because everyone should.

  • Three barbers

    All licensed in Pennsylvania, all here most days of the week.

  • Parking on Grant

    Free on the street, and the lot behind the building after 5.

  • Kids welcome

    Booster seat, and nobody minds a bit of noise.

The row of barber's chairs and the mirrors along the brick wall, under the shop's pendant lamps
The floorGrant Avenue
A barber working on a reclined customer, the shop dark behind them
In the chairOne barber, one customer
The red chair in the back room, the wall behind it hung with framed pictures
The back roomThe second chair
The shop door propped open onto the street, sunlight across the floor
The door212 Grant Ave

Why they stay

Why people come back rather than shop around

A barber shop lives or dies on whether the same person is in the chair next time and remembers what you asked for.

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Before you call

What people ask first

Not answered here, ask. (412) 555-0148

Do I need an appointment?

No. One chair is kept open for walk-ins every day. Booking guarantees a time and a barber; walking in guarantees neither, but usually works.

Can I book a specific barber?

Yes, and most people do. Pick the name when you book and your notes follow you.

What if I am running late?

Call. Ten minutes is fine. Past that the chair goes to whoever is waiting and we will find you the next slot.

Do you cut kids' hair?

Yes, under 12 is $25 and gets a longer slot. Booster seat is there if it helps.

The last line

Book the chair, or just turn up

Send this and one of us answers it - it does not go to a call centre. If it is quicker to phone, phone.

The weekOpen
  • Tuesday - Friday
    9:00am - 7:00pm
  • Saturday
    8:00am - 4:00pm
  • Sunday - Monday
    Closed
(412) 555-0148 shop@ninthstreetbarbers.com
212 Grant Avenue, Millvale, PA 15209

One of us reads this between chairs. No mailing list, no third party.

That is on the book.

Somebody answers it between chairs, so give it until the end of the day. If you need a time sooner than that, phone and whoever is free will pick up.