Sal’s Budget Barber Shops

Great cut and you can’t beat the price.

Great place to get a haircut. Justin is a great barber, and a good guy to shoot the breeze with. It kind of reminds me of a good olé fashioned barber shop. Not to fancy, but not to dirty or anything like that. I hope they stick around.

Great shop. Down to earth and has that real, old school shop feel to it. I finally have a spot to get my hair cut.

Bruce is a awesome barber and a fun guy to talk to. He loves the Chargers. Go here and ask for Bruce!

I usually have my friends do my hair, or even go to a salon and pay a good price. But the other day, I was craving a barber cut.
Now I know, sometimes that can mean a horrible buzz cut, high and tight, or any other horror stories you might have heard. But what I mean, was skill.
I wanted it short on top and a fade on the sides. Told my barber that, he was a man offew words. He went in, buzzed and clipped, and the next thing I knew he was done. Barbers are well trained in mens haircuts, especially with clipper cuts. And this shop knew what they were doing.
If you want barber quality cuts, please come to Sal’s.

When I am in the hood, this is where I rock the new do. Bruce is the best. He knows my hair like a bartender knows your favorite drink.
But his jokes are super lame. I should say … his JOKE … is lame. He has one joke. And it’s not even a joke. It’s just the ONE thing he says to every single customer after every damn haircut… «Good for another thousand miles.» I was there once when he said it to three people in a row. We all heard it… three times.
Seriously, Bruce. I swear there has got to be a book at the library, or somewhere, with a collection of other shit to say to your barber shop customers. Mix it up a bit, bro. Here, let me save you some time. I’ll brainstorm for ya…
— You’re lookin’ sharp now, brutha.
— Go get ‘em, Tiger.
— Damn, boy, look at you.
— You just lost a few pounds!
— I knew I’d find you under there.
— You better watch your back — the girls are comin’.
— Don’t wait three weeks. I miss you already.
— Something good’s gonna happen to you tomorrow. Just look at you!
And maybe, just maybe, once in a while, Bruce, you can bring back the classic, «You’re good for another thousand miles.» We can reminisce about the old times when we hated you saying that.