JB’s Barber Shop

Max, Bernie, NorAnne, Cody, they all Rock~!! Nobody can beat their price for my weekly fade…$ 12 bucks including my $ 3 dollar tip…

This is my spot. $ 9 haircut that is solid and next to the Indian grocery store so it is very convenient for me. The only downside is the lack of parking.

i would like to be perfectly clear. My name is Rick and I used to work with all of these people. I am now living and working in Texas… What I would like to say is there are no better people than these! There not fancy hair stylist, they are simply good barbers with years of experience! I have read good and bad since I have moved, however I have over forty three years in this business and I say this, Visit them! there very good! Tell them Rick sent you! and I miss every one of them! God bless!

cheap and ridiculous
if you want to gamble your looks, you may try.

Good decent haircut for the price.

This is the most kid friendly barber shop ever! I took my little one here for a «fix it cut» directly from another barber shop in Huntington Beach last night (which I will never return to) that gave my child a total dumb and dumber hair style with bangs (if you haven’t seen the movie google it you’ll see what I mean) which was so awful. They were closing up the shop when I called in desperation and after I explained my dilemma they waited for me and my child to get there (how nice!). I just couldn’t let my child go to school the next day like that!
Noranne was so kind and patient with my antsy squirmy child that she should be sainted. She fixed up my childs hair perfectly and now my little one is stylish as ever and I am thrilled! Thank you Noranne! We are so happy with your fantastic skills!
We have been to this barber shop once before on the weekend and had Cody cut my little ones hair and he was quick and kept my little one entertained with the air blower and was super patient and very kind!
We have found our Barber shop and will not be going anywhere else from this point forward. I highly recommend this Barber Shop for all Moms out there looking to get their kids hair cut, you don’t need a «kids» hair salon, this is the best place out there, and for $ 9 a haircut… wow…thats a total cupcake topper!

No customer service at all. Lack people skills. They don’t greet you. Seem like they really hate there job. They did my husband hair in less 5 mins. Terrible job! While the previous cliente got 15 or more. It was ok. Being a Hispanic this place feel very very uncomfortable. If you know what I mean.

Who are these people expecting some sort of Beverly Hills beauty salon type environment for a place advertising $ 9 haircuts? If you want that, go elsewhere. I’ve been coming here since the 90s, and I’ve never seen line-​cutting, favoritism, rudeness, or any of that nonsense. The barbers will chat with you if you chat with them, and they’re perfectly friendly. If you don’t chat, they won’t. Simple as that. Forced conversation is for awkward dates.
If you know what you want, they’ll cut your hair just fine. I’ve even told them to cut how they see fit based on work or a date the next day or something, and I’ve only had one time in all the years where I didn’t like what they did. A basic haircut will always be $ 9, and if you want more, just look at the board or better yet, ask. There’s a reason I always come back here — great value, the barbers are nice, and it’s quick and easy.

Didn’t cut my sons hair well at all. I asked for a fade and turned out to look like the same size. I could’ve done his hair myself and saved myself the money.

The blonde woman was extremely rude and sabotaged my hair. Besides the price, there’s really nothing good about this place.

Currently here with my bf for his haircut. They have military discount which is a plus, so the haircut is only $ 7.00 which is a really good deal. The older man did a good job cutting my bf’s hair. I recommend this place to everyone. Excellent price and service. 5 star worthy.

When William B is in town and is in need of a visit to the coiffure, he will venture to JB’s in Tustin. This place is a true old Orange County institution. All of the barbers are professional and fully licensed. The prices for their professional services are beyond reasonable, and are in fact a great deal.
If you don’t want to wait in a que for a cut, go on a weekday. That’s when William B goes to get serviced. The weekends often include far too many cretins waiting for their turn in the chair for a trim. Most smell offensively, and some look as if they might be visiting from the morgue.
If you want to be treated as a regular, remember to tip.
Finally, parking is just okay (William B sometimes struggles to find a parking space for his mobile).
As a side note, there are many strange ethnic shops located in this center. The smells emanating from these shops are neither intoxicating or alluring.
With William B it’s a guarantee

As a regular of this place for over 4 years, let me clear the air for JB’s Barber Shop.
NUMBER ONE: The haircut is either $ 9 or $ 10 depending on the cut, according to the barber.
NUMBER TWO: Cutting in line? If at any point you get up and leave without telling them, most likely you will lose your spot in line. Don’t walk in like a ghost in July expecting top notch service. Acknowledge that you are there and just be chill.
NUMBER THREE: I’ve received a haircut from Jim, two other male barbers, and the female barber and not once have any of them given me lip or trash or rude service. Maybe I’m the lucky one? I doubt it.
NUMBER FOUR: Keep in mind most barber shops are cash only so come prepared. Otherwise the nearest atm is at the 7-​Eleven across the street.
NUMBER FIVE: $ 10 is not expensive at all. Go to almost any barber in West LA and you’re looking at way more expensive prices.
NUMBER SIX: Remind yourself, are you going in for the experience of a lifetime, or are you going in for a simple haircut?
However, I’m sorry to hear that there have been bad experiences for others. It strikes me as odd, then again, maybe it’s still a matter of time until I receive a not-​so-​good experience at JB’s. But it’s been over 4 years since I’ve been coming here, and I can say, these guys are doing their job to get it done. Again nothing fancy, but I think it’s a pretty good barber shop in my opinion. I live in West LA and I still commute to Tustin for a haircut here. So yea, be chill, have cash on you, and… enjoy? Sure.

JB’s is a neighborhood barbershop that does quick standard cuts on men and boys for $ 9. It’s a fun place to get a haircut. I go on Saturday morning and everyone is smiling and laughing. If I’m over there and I don’t need a haircut, I go in just to see whats happening.
The barbers include everyone in their conversations and they are super cool. But, if ya hang on the door asking the group of barbers whether they do a certain haircut in a certain way, while they’re busy, before you’ll step inside, you might hear some, «How about we rent you the scissors for $ 5?», type comments. Which is the whole point of this place. It’s the neighborhood barber!
I ask for a shave every time I go in. They won’t do it, but it gets them joking around and that’s really what I pay for. I can get a cheaper cut in Santa Ana, but the jokes are in Spanish and I don’t speak Spanish.
No one cuts the line. These are old school guys that wouldn’t put up with it. But, some people get their hair cut by certain barbers, so there will be open chairs while someone’s waiting for one barber or another. I’ve gone to the same person for ten years, so I wait for him even when there’s open chairs. But, I’ve gotten cuts from all the others for one reason or another over the years and they’re all fine.
There’s no cigars or dirty magazines. You can bring your boys to get their «ears lowered» and never hear an unkind word.
It’s one of the last neighborhood barbershops.

Great deal for 9 bucks. Expect a wait but not too bad, they work fast. If you want an old fashioned place with a great group of guys to chat with go here.

I’ve been coming here for over a year to get my hair cut. I’m reading through the reviews and see a lot of really positive or really negative reviews, and I can see why people are so one sided. Here’s my take:
Here are the positives:
It’s cheap. $ 10 for the haircut — it’s hard to beat the price (unless you go to a $ 9 haircut place, duh).
No-​nonsense barbers. If you just want your hair cut and don’t want to chat about the weather or the football game, this is a good place to go. If you want to chat, that’s fine, too. I hear some other chatty customers. But the barbers won’t force you to smalltalk.
They are fast. I’ve been in and out of the place in less than 20 minutes. The woman is super fast and does a good job. So even if there is a line of people waiting, you probably won’t have to wait too long.
It’s near the Original Taco factory so you can walk over and get a burrito after you’re done.
And for the «downside»
As I said before, the barbers are no-​nonsense folks, many of whom were military guys. Sometimes their manner is abrupt. So that means to either have thick skin, or don’t do anything weird that will cause them to call you out on your behavior. Honestly sometimes I feel a bit uncomfortable when I hear the barbers say semi-​rude things to some of the people waiting in line or standing in the doorway.
This is a really good place for a no-​frills haircut. Much preferred over some fancy frou-​frou place.

You definitely get what you pay for at this place. Has the look and feel of a good small town feel barber but the employees make it shit. They don’t really take pride in making sure the cut is done right. The lady who did mine started off with a very rude «what do you want?!» Needless to say customer service sucked and the actual haircut sucked. Won’t be going back!

Raised the price to $ 10. No big deal right? Wrong.
Barbers let their friends cut in line so you’ll be waiting what seems like forever. You get in the chair and they’re more focused on talking sports than how you want your hair. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good sports talk as an avid basketball enthusiast, but keep it somewhat professional.
I give them two stars instead of one in pity. You can find friendlier and better spots in Tustin.

Not sure why this place is underrated but I was really happy with the service. Mac was really friendly and did a great job.
It was quick and perfect haircut.

I love this barbershop! I’ve been coming here off and on for about a year now and it’s become my regular place every three to four weeks. Depending what time of the day you go there could be a wait, but it will never be longer than 15 or 20 minutes.
The sign doesn’t lie it’s $ 8 for a hair cut. There’s about five different barbers on site, and I’ve had my hair cut by every one of them I think. I have nothing bad to say. They all do solid work and do exactly what you want.
You’re always greeted warmly and they have some hilarious signs on the walls inside.
I’ve seen a lot of kids (boys) go in with their fathers so it is kid friendly too.