Springfield Barber & Hair Styling

been going there for my regular cut every other week for over 10 years now and I love each & every time. Everyone is super friendly and greets you like a friend. Boris is excellent as everyone can see from how many regulars he has. When Boris is too busy or when I come in on his off day I go to Timmy who is just as good and just as knowledgeable. Everyone there has a ton of regulars so I’m sure everyone is on point with their skills. If you live in the area you should definitely give them a try.

I’ve been coming here for about 8 years on and off. Consistently for the past 3 years and I always go through Timmy. There were times when Timmy was not there because he has Wednesday and Thursdays off and I would literally try everyone but nothing compares to the hair cuts that what Timmy does hands down. All the barbers are all friendly, which is important for me to want to keep coming back. The only downside is they put on the News stations almost all the time and it sets a very down vibe kind of atmosphere. Who wants to watch negative information while getting a cut? Not me. I would strongly recommend either putting something sports related or funny on. But as for the haircut by Timmy, you can’t go wrong.

Greg is the best has been cutting my sons hair for about 4 years now… He nails it everytime!

Well, guys you know how hard it is to find a decent barber shop… I’ve been living in the area for about 1.5years now. I kept heading out to my barber spot in Long Island because I’ve been going to it for YEARS. Finally decided it was time to find a local spot closer to me. So I tried this spot out today and I was pleased. Walked in the spot was some what busy a few guys waiting for their favorite barber… There was one barber who greeted me right away… I don’t know maybe he was the new guy. anyway I sat down in his chair and he was quick and kept double checking his work, made sure I was good with how everything turned out. The base price for a reg cut was $ 14. I can’t complain. I had a good time… also over hearing some of the BS and conversations was cool… started to feel like home =)

I went to this barber shop after a long time. I moved out of the area and I met Gregg. Since then I always go here. Great service.

For the price, the cut is unmatched. I come here when I’m in the area because I have to pay twice as much elsewhere for a decent fade. Highly recommended.

Takes good care of my husband… that is all I ask.

I have been coming here every two weeks for many many years. As someone who writes Unilocal reviews regularly, I don’t know why I only realized now they have a Unilocal page. Best barbershop in town. No question about it.

I bring my teenage brother here all the time. When we first came here Timmy took care of my brother. Not knowing anything about mens haircuts i just told him to do his thing and was very pleased with the way he cut my brothers hair. Always consistent! :) Ask for Timmy!

Timmy seems to be the most popular and consistent haircutter…

The place is alright, and certainly do have people that know how to cut.
Just make sure to know what hairstyle YOU want.
Otherwise they’ll just tell you to do so next time and cut it however they would like.
For the money there is value, but going in with indecisiveness is something that they HATE.
And will rush your job to get to the next person if they know the next person is a regular.
«Volume of regulars» over «convert one into a regular» I suppose.

This place is not much on curb appeal and is essentially a chop shop, BUT they have very talented people working here. My one complaint, and the reason I stopped coming here, is that they play news channels on their televisions that, for lack of a better word, inspire an assortment of unsolicited and loud opinions that are very often racist. I was once sitting in a chair while the customer in the next made an assortment of disparaging remarks about Blacks and Latinos (Fox «news» was on). Situations like the one I described happened more than once. While they have talented people working here, I shouldn’t feel uncomfortable or annoyed during a haircut.

Nice place

I’ll make this short. I’ve been going here for 16+ years (since 1996) and they are as good as they come. Moved out to Long Island and didn’t even bother to try and find someone new. I still drive 50 miles round trip every two weeks just to get a haircut from Boris. I have no idea what I’ll do when he retires one day, but I hope to start having my kid’s haircut here too.

I love these guys. They always do a great job. I have my favorite people, but I won’t wait for them. Everyone does a great job. I’ve tried other places: the one of 73^rd and Bell SSSSSSCUCCCKKKKS!!! Don’t go there. I gave them a few chances and they fcked it up every time.

Been going here since my college days. First Benny until he left and now Boris for 10+ years. Consistent quality and very reasonably priced. Old school shaves available as well which I treat myself to occasionally.

My bf recently moved to queens from westchester and needed a new barber who can cut «Asian hair». He tried a Chinese barber on main st but was not a fan of it because the cut looked too… Asian? Hahaha
So I introduced him to Springfield Barber because I remembered that all my guy friends from high school went here to get their bimonthly cuts. I feel old as I realize this was 6 – 10 years ago. when the price for men’s haircuts were $ 10 incl tip. Now the listed base price is $ 12 (which is still significantly cheaper than Asian babers/​salons in the bayside/​flushing area). [Why the constant reference to Asian barbers? The typical Asian male hair is extremely stubborn and difficult to work with. So unless the barber is familiar with this type of hair, he will mess up the cut. It seems that men are just as obsessive over their haircuts as women are conceived to be :) ]
So I brought the bf over here on a Sunday morning and he was immediately seated with Timmy. I noticed Timmy’s attention to detail as he occasionally checked the evenness of the back against the wall mirror.
We were in at 10:30am and were out the door by 11:05am. This includes time spent chitchatting, and the last few minutes my bf spends to assess the cut and point out imperfections he wants fixed)
Cut came out very nicely and the bf is satisfied. He’ll be back, he says. :)

One of the best Barber Shops in Queens. There are a couple great guys in there; Mike, Ariel, Boris. It can get pretty packed, but its worth it.

This used to be my favorite place but all my favorites left through the 12 years I was there (Mike, Victor, then Alex).
By the way, Alex is cutting hair on 73^rd and Bell blivd. He still has the passion and cuts it well

I kind of lucked into this place the first time because I was driving home after visiting my mom and wanted to heed her advice of getting a haircut before my hair got so long that it would start to walk on its own.
I walked in, waited all of 10 seconds before Timmy invited me to sit on his chair. I told him to make me look like George Clooney. After a quick lookup of his hair style on his phone, Timmy proceeded to make my hair an exact replica of Clooney’s. After he was done, all that was missing was an Oscar statue and a beautiful (but ultimately doomed) relationship at my side.
The great thing is they use a hand razor to shave your sideburns, which for a few fleeting moments, can be better than sex. If you go to an upscale hair stylist, they eschew that as too old fashioned and backward. Well I guess I’m backward.
Whenever I leave this place, I ask people who I look like, and they often say «George Clooney, ER era.»