Angelo's Barber Shop - Little Tokyo

The lady who cut my beard was very gentle, but not a good communicator. I had to tell her to turn off her iPhone because multiple radios and iPhones were blasting simultaneously. Next to me was a big guy with tattoos all over him, blasting rap music on his iPhone. Not a refined nor relaxed place altogether.

50$ for a little trim is crazy, so dumb, they need to lower prices what they think im bill gates and I can just spend 50$ on a haircut the homeless person can do better then that just lives on the street.

Worst experience I’ve had in my life. Despite the fact that I explained how important my hair is for my work and showed photos of the exact haircut I wanted, she did a whole different thing not even close to what I asked. She ruined my hair and I lost my filming job because of her incompetence.

RUDE!!!! Called to make an appointment and ANGEL acts like he doesn’t want anyone to make an appointment has a nasty attitude and hung up on me and refused to answer my call when I called again. All I did was ask to make an appointment and asked when the next available was and when I asked him who that was with he started raising his voice. I said wow I’m just trying to make an appointment and he hung up. Too bad. I’m a loyal customer and tip VERY well. Don’t want my money? Fine I’ll go else where. I wanted to go here because of the good reviews but even if you’re the best barber in town I wouldn’t go to you with that ATTITUDE.

I love this place but I can’t go back until they actually start abiding by the city’s mask policy. Last time I was there most of the staff were unmasked the entire time in a really small, poorly ventilated space pressed up against their clients. Haircuttees are told they can wear a mask or not. The barbers do a great haircutting job, but I wish they thought a little bit more about their potentially vulnerable clients.