Crossroads Barber Shop

Not a real Shop it’s more like a bad Great clips. No one can do a real fade or taper here (but they will all claim they can) & everyone is salty. I would say 80−90% of this business just prays on old guys who have next to no hair & can’t tell the difference of a good hair cut to save their lives. I Have tried several times & gave them all a shot including the women wow they are Horrible! 30 years or not this place blows! no way around it! oh not to mention the décor is old dusty & the shop is just 30 years out dated. Message to owner stop being a cheap owner & upgrade your business & take some ownership it’s a joke. This place almost always closes early & the so called barbers lol get all bent out of shape if you show up 30 mins before they close.

Decided to give them a try. The haircut was not what I wanted, she didn’t say she was sorry. And when I went to pay, «we don’t accept card.» There’s no sign anywhere saying that. She trimmed my beard using just her sight… Kind of scary. Going to Floyds 99 barbershop from now on… Got a military haircut and asked for just a trim where I can still comb it. I have nothing to comb anymore…

I called ahead one night to ask when they closed. They told me 5:45, I informed them I was on my was and that I would be there around 5:30. No problem they said. When I walked in I got a dirty look from one of the guys who then shook his head in disgust.
No one ever bothered to say hi or welcome. The woman stared at me, then finally asked if I was ready. I told her that I was and I sat in her chair. I tried to explain to her how I wanted my hair to be cut (a very popular style right now) and she was clueless. I in fact repeated myself several times and she continued to give me attitude.
I expressed that I had made a mistake coming here and left. If you want a cookie cutter cut then I’m sure they are fine. If you want someone to give a crap, don’t go here.
The older gentleman who I think is the owner just stood there in silence. Totally disappointing.

After the place I regularly went to have my hair cut closed, I was debating where I could have a somewhat painless transition to a new barber. Fortunately, I took a chance with Crossroads Barber Shop. Now, this place may not be much to look at, but even on a drop in, they had me in and out in less than 20 minutes. The woman who cut my hair (sorry, didn’t catch her name) listened to my description of how I usually wear my hair, and she did an excellent job of cutting to my expectations. And the price, can’t be beat! I will definitely be back in the future.

Wonderful experience at a true barbershop… its busy all the time but the short wait is worth it.
One note… it is a cash or check business so be sure you have one or the other.
Definitely will be coming back and not waiting for my hair to go crazy first.
Steve and his associates are a great asset to the community with the great service they provide. You can’t get that at any chain. There is a reason those other places charge less… their quality sucks compared to here.

Well, hell. I came here 3 weeks later for a trim and got Mike again. He said he remembered me and I told him I still wanted to keep the same style and that I’m still trying to get more length. He said sure thing and proceeded to cut every bit of length off of my beard. Sure, it looks nice and sure he’s a nice guy, but everything I’ve been working on for the last couple of months is now on his floor.
I’m disappointed because I really like the location and the guys are nice enough, but I won’t be back.

Best place in Parker for a real, old fashioned, barbershop haircut. Oh yeah, did I mention it’s only about $ 12 too?
If you want stylists, color, or to be sold some new crap in a can, this isn’t your place… If you want to walk in without an appointment, be greeted by name, talk Denver sports, get a great haircut, and a straight razor on your neck, then this is the shop!
If you are a man and want to go get a haircut like your dad or grandfather did, go see Steve and the guys… You won’t be disapointed!

Reading the reviews I was confident I was taking my 3 year old son to a good place. The gentleman that buzzed his hair cut the side of his head and made it appear as if nothing happened. My 3 year old could not have sat more still so I know this was not the reason for the knock. I didn’t realize what had happened and that he was bleeding until we left and I paid. I know that this happens but the fact that it was handled poorly and ignored is what makes me very angry.

A true genuine barbershop with nice people. I couldn’t be more pleased with the service and price. I got a great haircut from the owner Steve. I had been looking for a true genuine barbershop for a while and I’m very glad I found Crossroads Barbershop. This is my place!

For a guy this is the perfect place to get your no frills regular haircut at an amazing price. I believe they have been in Parker since haircuts were invented. It’s all walk in service, no calling ahead necessaary and everybody gets the same price. I’ve used Steve and Melissa and both are fantastic. Just give them an idea of what you want and they will sculpt a masterpiece. For you older guys, this place is just like the old days. I take my son here so he can experience a great traditional haircut.

Been coming here now for about 8 months… it is what it is… its a place to get a great haircut and have some great discussions… with everyone in there! If you want a fancy place with tv’s and pool tables… don’t come here. If you want a good haircut for a decent price then this is your place…

We call this the old man barber shop.
As a guy, choices are limited as to where to get your hair cut. I hate the thought of going to one of those cheap chain shops where the staff changes faster than the hair that’s fallen to the floor. I’m not going to go to some fancy salon and have someone charge me more than a good dinner for a simple haircut.
This place fits the bill. It’s got the old barber pole on the outside of the building. It’s been in Parker for a long time. There are the main guys who have been working there since I moved to Parker 13 years ago. There’s the no frills kind of rustic barber shop that reminds me of my youth. The only thing missing is the Playboy magazines that I remember seeing the cover of but never being allowed to look at, from the barber shops of my youth.
You get a basic haircut for $ 15. It includes, straight razor shaving your neck and eyebrow and ear hair trimming as necessary. You can also catch up on the latest gossip in town as these guys are privy to it all.