Walk-ins
How the line works
Walk-ins are welcome when a chair is open. This is how the board works.
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Sign the board
The board is by the door. Write your name and how many heads, and sit anywhere you like.
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Booked visits go first
A booked client is seen at their booked time, and the line waits. That is why a booking is the dependable way to a chair.
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Waits vary
The board shows who is next. We do not promise a time, because a first cut can take longer than we planned.
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The line closes early
We close the board 30 minutes before the shop closes, so everyone on it gets a cut.
Quiet hours
Quiet hours, twice a week
On Tuesday and Thursday mornings, from 9am to 11am, only one of our three chairs is running. There is no line, the music is off, and a first cut can take as long as it needs. Quiet hours are booked ahead.
- MondayMonTodayClosed
- TuesdayTueToday9am – 6pm
- WednesdayWedToday9am – 6pm
- ThursdayThuToday9am – 6pm
- FridayFriToday9am – 6pm
- SaturdaySatToday8am – 4pm
- SundaySunTodayClosed
Walk-ins welcome when a chair is open; the board by the door shows who is next. Quiet hours are by booking only.
About the line and quiet hours
Can I walk in during quiet hours?
Quiet hours are by booking only, so the room stays calm and only one chair is running. Book one on the booking page or call the shop.
What changes in a quiet hour?
One chair runs instead of three, the music is off, and nobody is waiting behind you. The clippers stay low.
Is the line shorter at certain times?
Weekday mornings tend to be quieter, but we cannot promise it. The board shows who is next.
Take a chair or take your place in line
Book a chair or a quiet hour, or walk in and sign the board.