Tony’s Barber Shop

This place is great. My kid gets his haircut here and they are always friendly and on point. My kid is a squirmer and they always manage to give him a great cut despite his wiggling around. Great service!

Worst experience ever. That guy Tony makes everyone feel Hostile. Went in for a trim and the guy practically balded me. You tell him how you want your hair and he does the total opposite. He likes to talk a lot nonsense about customers when they walk out the door. One day he is going to create a problem that he can’t get out of. He needs to retire and fast!

Anyone know what happened to the young greaser barber that worked there? He had glasses and he was the best!

Tony is the best!
He’s been cutting my hair for years, I hope he never retires.

Tony is legit! This dude has a nice set of hands! I lived in Cypress Park my whole life and never paid any attention and I’m glad I gave it a shot.

You will get turned away if you come after 6:30pm even though the closing hour is 7pm. This business operates under there own rules. There haircuts are good depending on who you go to. The older guys like going to Tony and he is only skilled at old school or simple haircuts I. e shaved bald or regular combover. The guy in the middle does a decent job but just a slight language barrier. He still manages to give you what you asked for. The last young buck at the end cuts hair very well especially all the new and trending hair designs. A majority of the customer service falls on Tony and he is running out of gas. You will understand once you see him. Can’t wait for the sign that says «under new management», only then I will come back.

Tony is legit out of his gord. I feel bad for his barbers as Tony routinely alienates customers and is taking money out of their pockets. Just ago across the street to Sergio’s and get a good cut with a better environment and no crazy old man to deal with.

I agree, Tony has got some anger issues. Bad vibe. He went off on 83 yr old dad. Dudes not all there. Time time to retire before something ugly happens.

The Basic: Old-​school barber shop, down to earth.
WARNING: Tony Conjiho has an issue and he is passing it to his client: If one day you decide to switch barber, he will refuse to give you his service forever. Rule of the owner.
I was happy with Mario and the other barber but sadly, I will not visit this place again, just to listen all the complaints from Tony about all other customers. Poor customer service and rude.

Went on a Monday morning, got right in, was a clean cut, and he even trimmed the eyebrows, which is something I often overlook doing. He was also fairly meticulous, brushing off loose hairs a couple of times, etc. That’s important because if the barber doesn’t do that, you have to change your shirt after the cut or you itch all day.
Solid. Not the best $ 12 cut I’ve ever had, but solid.

tony’s is simply the best barbershop in l.a.
real barbers who know what they are doing.
i love this place.

I have been here 3 times now and I have to say I love this place. It’s a old school barber shop. No frills just classic American hair cuts with a straight razor line up. They are great guys who have been cutting hair for longer then I have been alive. I think next time I going to get a shave. I have been able to find street parking easily every time.
Overall I recommend this place if you want a good haircut and don’t need all the bells and whistles.

Sorry Tony but twice now I’ve come and asked just to get the side and the back cleaned up, leaving all of the length on top. I leave with the top two inches shorter. You’ve done me well up until this point. I’m going to start looking elsewhere to get my hair cut.

If you want a great haircut by a seasoned veteran barber… Tony will take care of you… He may be a bit grumpy, he may be a bit outspoken, etc. but what old man isn’t? Hahaha… But he sure knows how to cut hair.

We’ve looked for a good barbershop in the neighborhood for a long time, and remembered Tony’s just moved from Silver Lake. They did an amazing job. No fuss, no frills, just a walk to a barbershop back in time and a legit haircut.

Cool little shop on a busy Avenue. Came in for the first time on a Sunday AM. Three older gentlemen, perhaps in their 70’s, were cutting hair. They looked like season veterans. Feel like I was transported back in time. Much cleaner shop than the one I normally go to. I would come back as it is closer to home.

The haircuts are mostly good, but sometimes they can come out wonky. Tony’s probably your best bet for the best cut.
At $ 12 though, the price can’t be beat. It’ll grow out anyways.
This is my barbershop in LA. I followed them from Silver Lake here, and think it’s worth it.
They sometimes play Lawrence Welk on a small tube TV.

The service was horrible. Tony, the owner of the shop, is rude and pretentious. He also rushes when he cuts hair and accidentally cut me with a shaving knife! I hIghly wouldn’t recommend coming here to save you the trouble. His shop was so bad that I was talking to a customer who was waiting for his haircut and apparently that customer came the previous day and had to come back because Tony did such a bad job. By the way, Tony still didnt fix it. If you’re expecting anything from this barber be prepared for disappointment.

Venerable old Tony wasn’t allowed to renew his lease at the Ralph’s shopping center on Glendale Blvd and Fletcher, so he bought this shop. Apparently there’s been a barber shop at this «new» location for 70 years (or so he claims). If there was another barber shop nearby, I’d go to it, but Tony’s is convenient.
Tony has always been outspoken and somewhat irrational about his political and racial views, and this has gotten worse as he’s gotten older. So, my advice to you is, DO NOT ENGAGE HIM in this kind of talk… keep it light and cheery, and don’t volunteer an opinion.
For example, today when I went in and was waiting for Mario the other barber, Tony got it into his head that non-​Latino people are jealous of Latinos who are successful. He asked me if I believed that. I said to him, «Tony, I like EVERYONE» and just had to ignore his rantings. I’m of mixed race even tho I look mostly white, and I DO like everyone!
Now, Tony’s haircuts are OK. The FAR better barber is Mario, who’s a quiet and pleasant man, and who looks over at Tony in amusement. I always give Sr. Mario $ 20, which is $ 13 for the cut and $ 7 for the tip. Mario is really that good. Just watch out for Tony!

Note: This location is NEW. The original shop is in Silver Lake on Glendale Blvd… My mom would take me there when I was a kid back in the 80’s. Can’t believe he’s still cranking out hair cuts. Big Ups Tony!