Lincolnwood, Illinois · Walk-ins only
Walk in. Pay $25. Walk out sharp.
148 of our 156 Google reviews are five stars. Family run — the owner, his son Ramone, and Sarjon. Fades, tapers, flat tops, beard line ups and hot towel shaves. No appointment, no app, no account. Open every day: nine to seven, and nine to three on Sunday.
4.9 average across 156 Google reviews
Five chairs, and the next one open is yours.
4716 W Touhy Ave · Lincolnwood, Illinois
148/156
Five-star Google reviews
4.9
Average Google rating
$25
Every regular cut
7
Days a week, from 9 AM
How a cut here goes
Four steps. None of them involve an app.
You have probably waited an hour somewhere that said walk-ins welcome. There are five chairs here and no appointment book, so the room turns over — and a call before you leave the house can tell you how many people are ahead of you.
01
Walk in
No booking link, no deposit, no account. Pull into the lot on West Touhy and open the door.
02
Take the next chair
Or ask for Ramone or Sarjon by name. Regulars do. If your barber is with someone, the next chair is still open.
03
Bring a photo
A lot of people feel awkward explaining a cut out loud. Others have found that showing a picture settles it in seconds. Bring one and your barber takes it from there.
04
Hot towel, then the line up
Hot towel with the old fashion shave. Beard line up is $25, haircut with beard is $40.
The board on the wall
The price list, exactly as it reads in the shop.
This is the screen above the stations. Same list, same prices, nothing added once you are in the chair.
Card payments carry a 3.5% transaction fee, so cash saves you a little. Seniors 65 and over and kids under 12 are $20 any day of the week.
Family run, and the regulars know every name.
The owner is here. His son Ramone is here. Sarjon is here. One customer has been coming twice a month for two years. Another moved out of the area and still came back here for his wedding cut.
That is what a family shop buys you. The barber who cut your hair last time is standing there the next time.
A clean, bright room with somewhere decent to wait.
White walls, arched niches, a light wood floor, five stations and a leather sofa by the window.
It matters because this is a walk-in shop. Some of your visit is spent waiting, and the room is built to make that a comfortable wait.
Inside the shop
Arched niches, a wall of product, good light.
4716 West Touhy Avenue, exactly as you will find it.
The chairs
Three names regulars ask for.
Walk in and ask for whoever you want. If your barber is busy, the next chair is open.
Owner
Ramone’s dad
“Ramone and his dad are amazing.”Usman · 5 stars
Barber · the owner’s son
Ramone
“My barber Rimon worked on my hair and trimmed up my beard a little!”Ben Dym · 5 stars
Barber
Sarjon
“Hands down my favorite barbershop in Chicago right now! My main barber is Sarjon but Ramon is also very good.”Abdelrahman Elsayed · 5 stars
156 reviews · 4.9 average
Ninety-five percent of them are five stars.
In their own words.
“Great haircuts! Great fades, Good job on beards and facial hair removal as well. I have been getting my haircut here twice a month for two years, never a bad experience.”
Charles Rademaker · Google“Talented barbers! I’ve tried a bunch of barber shops around town and I can say I’ve def found the one that best suites my needs. Good service, nice and clean space, reasonable prices and various services to pick from. Definitely my go to.”
Abdi · Google“Great haircut and very reasonable prices. All of the barbers that I had a haircut from were good. One barber’s English isn’t great, but if you just show him a picture of the style you want, he’ll take care of it. Overall, highly recommended!”
Tolga Bilgicer · Google“Attention to detail. Plan to return. Best haircut I received in eight years. Reasonable price for haircut.”
Bruce V. · YelpFind us
West Touhy Avenue, right next to the bagel place.
Open 7 days · 9 AM
| Monday | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thursday | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sunday | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM |
Touhy Barber Shop
4716 W Touhy Ave, Lincolnwood, IL 60712
(224) 488-6260
Plus code 2763+RG Lincolnwood
Parking lot in front of the strip · wheelchair accessible entrance · cards accepted with a 3.5% fee
Before you drive over
Questions people actually ask.
Do I need an appointment at Touhy Barber Shop?
No. Touhy Barber Shop is walk-in only, seven days a week. There is no booking app, no waiting list and no deposit. Come in and take the next chair.
How much is a haircut at Touhy Barber Shop?
A regular haircut is $25. So is a fade, a skin fade or razor fade, a skin taper, a flat top, a scissor cut, a skin mohawk, an old fashion shave and a beard line up. Seniors 65 and over and kids under 12 are $20. A haircut with beard is $40. Those are the prices on the board inside the shop.
What time does Touhy Barber Shop open?
Nine in the morning, Monday through Saturday, closing at seven. Sunday it is nine to three. The shop is open every day of the week.
Who cuts hair at Touhy Barber Shop?
It is a family-run shop. The owner, his son Ramone, and Sarjon. Customers ask for them by name.
Does Touhy Barber Shop do beards and shaves?
Yes. Beard line up is $25, old fashion shave is $25, and a haircut with beard is $40. Hot towel shaves and facial hair removal as well.
Does Touhy Barber Shop take credit cards?
Yes, with a 3.5% transaction fee on card payments. Cash avoids the fee.
How long is the wait at Touhy Barber Shop?
It sounds like you have been stuck waiting somewhere before, and that is a fair thing to ask about. It is walk-in only with five chairs, so the room moves, but the honest answer is that it varies. Call (224) 488-6260 before you leave and ask how many people are ahead of you.
Where is Touhy Barber Shop?
4716 W Touhy Avenue, Lincolnwood, Illinois 60712 — in the strip right next door to New York Bagel & Bialy at 4714, a minute off the Edens at the Touhy exit. There is a parking lot in front.
Open seven days. Twenty-five dollars. No appointment.
Would it be unreasonable to call and ask how busy it is right now? No appointment to make, no app to download, no account to open. Or just walk in and take the next chair.