Crown Royal Barbershop

Awesome spot. Top notch service and good cuts. Arsen and rest of the guys offer you espresso water and beer. Great combo of barber shop but also higher end experience. Highly recommend.

I was so happy when Arsen got his own shop. He’s been my barber for years. Arsen isn’t just cutting hair — he’s crafting confidence. I walk in looking like I lost a fight with humidity and walk out feeling like I should be starring in a cologne ad. The man’s got Jedi-level fade skills, surgical precision, and a playlist that somehow makes the whole shop feel good. If there were a Hall of Fame for barbers, he’d already have his own wing.

There’s a reason this spot has 5 stars. It’s because the owner, Arsen, takes a real pride in the business, employees, and customers. And it really shows. After a couple too many bad haircuts down the block, I tried Crown Royal out and since then, I’ve been a regular ever since. The haircuts are quality, the perks like complimentary espresso are great, and you’ll end up leaving the shop a better version of yourself. Don’t doubt it and book for a solid haircut.

I asked for a low fade with 1, the guy thought my hair was going to the right (though my hair was clearly to the left). I even waited an hour! So he made the fade backwards, ended up just cutting the sides more. It wasn’t a fade anymore. Then tried leaving without shaping the back of my head or sideburns, I had to tell him to do it. I still paid $50 + tax for this haircut, worst night ever. This was the day before superbowl. Not sure why I even had to pay given how bad it was I can provide barber name and proof of purchase

Tried to make this my home barbershop, but I have been turned away the last 3 times in a row. I work a 9-5, so I am not able to make it until around 5:30 PM, and they have a sign outside that says “walk ins welcome”. Each time I have gotten there before closing. First two were maybe 30 minutes prior to closing. Today was 1 hour and 30 minutes prior to closing, and I was still turned down by the two barbers in the middle and last chair due to them wrapping up for the day. My question is when is a working class customer supposed to come during the weekday, if they are turning away anyone who comes a bit before close?