IronsideBarber Co.
Six chairs, no small talk required, and a booking page that actually knows who's free. Pick your barber and your time — you'll get a text the morning of, and nobody double-books you.
What a chair costs
Prices are what you pay. No "starting at," no surprise upcharge when you sit down. Every line here is bookable online.
The part most shops get wrong
A booking page is only useful if it tells the truth about who's actually free. Ironside's does — it holds the slot the second you tap it, and it knows that a straight-razor shave takes forty minutes, not fifteen.
- Real availability. Each barber has their own hours and days off. The grid only offers what's genuinely open.
- Service-aware timing. A 75-minute appointment blocks 75 minutes. Nobody stacks a shave on top of a fade.
- No app, no account. Name and phone number. That's the whole form.
- Reminders that reduce no-shows. A text the night before and the morning of, with a one-tap cancel that frees the chair.
Who's cutting
Book by name or take whoever's open — the schedule handles both.
Marcus Vance
Opened the shop in 2009 after eight years downtown. Fastest fade in the building and the only one who'll argue with you about it.
Dee Reyes
Straight-razor work is the specialty — two passes, hot towels, and forty minutes where nobody asks you anything.
Terrance Okafor
Books out furthest, so plan ahead. Works Tuesday through Saturday and takes the early chairs on weekends.
Come sit down
Walk-ins are welcome whenever a chair's empty, but Saturday mornings book out by Thursday. If you want a specific barber, book it.
Suite B · Parking behind the building off Wilkes Alley
- Monday
- 7:00 – 6:00
- Tuesday
- 7:00 – 6:00
- Wednesday
- 7:00 – 6:00
- Thursday
- 7:00 – 7:00
- Friday
- 7:00 – 7:00
- Saturday
- 8:00 – 3:00
- Sunday
- Closed