Smitty’s Old Time Barber Shop

$ 15 for a standard men’s cut, compared to $ 30+ at every other location I looked into. Isn’t just a cheap cut though, quality is on point. My boy Jack gave me one of the cleanest fades I’ve ever gotten!
Reasonably priced, great quality, great customer service.

Jack did a perfect fade on my hair today. It’s a damn work of art. Highly recommend as the expertise was top notch. «Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid» playing in the background just added to The experience. Jack is practically a living legend, born and raised in Shoreline. He’s got some great stories and I can’t wait to hear more

Went once and it was decent. Fast service, convenient parking, and inexpensive. Didn’t offer to trim my beard or eyebrows and the cut was clipper only with no further trim with scissors. So, a cheap & cheerful alternative to my usual barber I guess.

This is a gem of a good old guys barber shop. Dick and the other barbers are friendly and not at all presumptuous. The place is a hoot… small and filled with crazy knick-​knacks, tons of magazines and an old TV playing non-​stop sports. Also; best prices around! I found them 3 years ago and have never gone anywhere else! Psst… cash only… this is truly old school.

The best barbers I know. Flat tops, crew cuts, old school, yep. They know how to cut it. Just going there and watching the regulars and the street scene are worth it. Plenty of parking and ez access. Stop by and say Hi!
Best cut for your buck!

Great old school barber shop. The kind where guys sometimes… well, talk! This gay guy James who left the only bad review is lying. He overheard some politics and hates «The Donald» and went on to actually lie about the rest. James, your «hair salon» for you is over in Capitol Hill — FYI. I have been going for years, great guys and this is a great old barbershop, the kind of place where Frank Sinatra might go for a shave and a haircut back in the 1950’s.

If Ron Swanson lived in Shoreline, this would be his barbershop. They talk about things like men used to. If you don’t agree, speak up, If you can’t handle a straight shooting old timer and his 2 cents, go to a salon.
And as far as the haircuts, they’re great. Short, sweet and to the point.
I love this place and having seen most of the small businesses that had character leave Shoreline over the last 30 years, it’s refreshing that there are still some guys like this around.
OH, and concerning some of the other comments, If you’re a Volvo driving transplant from back east, go to Supercuts and leave the old locals alone.

Theys guys get the job done. I have been here many times now, and my cuts have been consistently good. This is a guys’ barber shop housed in a cluttered man cave, perhaps not for everyone, but I an happy to be a regular.

I went to this shop a few weeks back to get a cut. I asked for a #2 on the sides and a #3 on top. The owner seemed nice enough but cut my hair way shorter than I asked. His response was «give it a week or two, it’ll grow back» I didn’t dislike how short it was so I decided to give this place another try. Today was one of the most disgusting experiences I’ve ever had at any business. The owner was cutting a guy’s hair and they were chatting about random topics, then the no no conversation about politics came up… The owner was quick and eager to throw out his bigoted ideas and pure ignorance. The owner was proud to state that he was voting for Trump because he wont take anyone’s S**T. Then he proceeded to say that «all those foreigners need a chip implanted in them so we can track their stupid a**es» He went on to complain about how Asians and Mexicans are taking over this country and need to be stopped… He then moved on to start talking about «the gays» and how they are ruining the country I was in disbelief that anyone, ESPECIALLY IN SEATTLE, would so readily spew this sort of hatred. I couldn’t stand the conversation and I didn’t want to spend my money at a place that spreads ignorant ideas so I stood up to leave. Needless to say I will NEVER be returning to this establishment I hope no one else will either.

Great old school barber shop. Nice guys, baseball and football talk, all kinds of cool old stuff hanging on the wall, license plates, fishing poles, old WW2 stuff. Only way to make this place better is with a woodstove and a kegerator.

Not for me. The guy cut my hair way too short.

There’s just something awesome about an olde timey barber.
Whether it be the front door that doesn’t shut quite right, or the barbers who are likely twice my age and can still wield clippers, or the vintage pinup calendar on the wall, or the not-​so-​vintage modern day chicky baby calendar on the wall, or the ridiculous amount of kitsch plastered every single inch of the establishment, or the vacuum that looks like it may have single-​handedly defeated the krauts, it’s just an awesomely honest way to get your hair cut.
I’m bummed I live a 20 minute drive away.

Have been coming here for about 6 years. Alwatys prompt and professional service.
All the barbers are friendly.
Good prices too.