Ruben
head barber
Takes his time on every chair — fades, beards and straight-razor shaves — and he’s famously great with kids. Regulars say he remembers your cut months later.
Family-owned & run
A neighborhood shop, kept simple.
Camp Ave Barbershop is the kind of shop most towns used to have: a walk-in barbershop where the chairs are first-come, first-served, the price bill is posted plain, and the barbers take their time. No app, no booking page, no upsell — come in, sit down, walk out sharp.
The shop is family-owned and it shows in the book: kids on their first haircut, fathers on a standing habit, and regulars who moved towns away and still make the drive back. Open early, seven days a week.
- Walk-insno appointment needed
- 12areas served
- Familyowned & run
- All Ageskids to grandpas
- 4.9 ★159 Google reviews
Your barbers.
A family shop — two chairs you can trust.
Julia
barber & stylist
The one customers trust with long, thick hair — layering and bangs are her specialty. Women’s cuts, men’s cuts, kids’ cuts: all welcome at her chair.
A cut at Camp Ave.
No app, no booking page, no waiting list. The way a barbershop is supposed to work.
1
Walk in
No appointment — ever. Come by early, come by on a Sunday, come by after work. If there’s a short wait, the bench out front has your name on it.
2
Take a seat
Grab a chair along the mirror wall, catch whatever’s on the TV, and you’re up before the coffee cools.
3
Talk it through
Tell your barber what you want — or just say “the usual.” Regulars swear the shop remembers your cut months later.
4
The cut
Ruben takes his time. Fades blended slow, scissor work done right, kids treated with extra patience. You never feel rushed.
5
Walk out sharp
Clean lines, a fresh look, and change left over from what other shops charge. See you in a few weeks.
Just walk in.
Grab the bench out front if there’s a short wait — you’ll be in a chair before the coffee cools.
Call (516) 868-4791☎ (516) 868-4791