Dutchman's Barber Shop

Step inside Dutchman's Barber Shop on West 35th Street, and you’ll immediately sense a welcoming, unhurried pace that feels like a neighborhood tradition rather than just a place for a haircut. It’s the kind of spot where the hum of clippers blends effortlessly with friendly chatter, conversations that feel genuine and easy. The atmosphere carries the familiar comfort of a community gathering place, where everyone seems to know your name, or at least your preferred style.

This barber shop wears its roots with pride — a space that caters to a wide range of customers, from young lads looking for a sharp fade to those who appreciate a meticulous, classic cut refined to perfection with a straight razor. The air carries the scent of clean shaves and well-kept grooming tools, while the steady rhythm of expert hands working delivers a quiet assurance of skill.

The pace here is relaxed yet focused, allowing time for connection and conversation without ever feeling rushed. It’s a place where a fresh cut comes paired with easy companionship—whether you arrive alone or bring a partner who’s also in good hands. Good parking and a welcoming welcome add to why many find themselves returning time after time, drawn by the combination of professionalism and warmth.

Dutchman’s also holds a special place for those in uniform, appreciating the specific care needed for military-style cuts delivered with a personal touch, and priced with thoughtfulness. More than just a haircut, it’s a space that feels both dependable and personal, where the craft is passed along with a knowing smile and respect for each visitor’s style and story.

In many ways, visiting this barber shop is as much about the human moments—the catch-up conversations, the quiet confidence in a well-cut style—as it is about the final look in the mirror. It’s a place that honors tradition while embracing each new client as part of its ongoing story.