St Vincent Barber Shop

Was charged $ 25 for a men’s cut, nothing fancy. But someone here said $ 20 for a cut 2 months ago, I should have asked first. Feels a little dishonest Cut was ok, not real smart. Did it straight across the bangs, like I was a child. Since I thought was getting a $ 20 cut I was disappointed. Rather spend $ 26 – 30 for a thoughtful cut. Lastly, TV in distracted me from her mild skills… Dang

That’s great place. I’ve been to a lot of barber shops around DTLA but this one is the best!

$ 20 Men’s cut. Didn’t actually get my hair cut here, just enquired about price.

Same quality as a great clips but more expensive. Barber was nice. I was not asked prior to several aspects of her haircut if I wanted them. For instance, I ended up with gel in my hair. Personally I hate having product in my hair. Most other places will ask before doing something like that. She did not. An overall mediocre experience. Will not return.

Sousan is one of the nicest people in downtown. She will cut your hair with great precision and attention to detail. I always look and feel like a million bucks when I leave her spot. A true hidden gem in DTLA.

If you’re going anywhere else in downtown to get a haircut you need to rethink your life decisions.
Susan is the best. She is very accommodating, has fair prices and is a pleasure to be around. Can’t ask for much more than that.

Sousan is the best! I’ve been going to her for about 3 years now and she never disappoints.
Almost always has same-​day appointments. Great prices, and great cuts. Friendly people like her are hard to find these days!

Just had a great quick shave/​buzz. no appointment, walked in during lunch. my hair is pretty straight forward but she was efficient and and made sure I went back to the office tidy!
Very reasonable prices. I’ll be back

I’ve had a few cuts with Sousan and she does a nice job. She is also fun to talk to and joke around with. If you don’t want strong perfume on your neck at the end of your cut, however, tell her quickly because she’s pretty fast with the trigger-​finger. I will continue going back!

Good Price.
I’ve seen her do great work on men’s hair.
But I’m a girl and I got an undercut. This was the first time I have ever had to come to a barber before. With that being said she just wasn’t very good at explaining things.
But she’s quick, I usually get an appointment same day.
It’s worth a visit!

Whoever runs this place is phenomenal. She’s got a fantastic attention to detail, and the prices… THE PRICES. the freaking prices are so reasonable for the quality. Go to this place.

I loved everything about this place. My first visit was a bit scary, but after seeing her work I was more than happy and will be coming back…

Solid cut, good conversation, super quick. If there’s a wait (which there hardly was) I recommend stopping over at café bonjour for an AMAZING espresso to really make your day.

Are you a bipolar barber shop customer?
Sometimes want to chat, sometimes not? Have a look you are going for, or need a suggestion?
That’s me and that’s why I go to Sousan. Not only is she reasonably priced, but she is really good about figuring out what kind of mood you are in and what you want to do.
Did I mention that quality of the haircut itself is great?
I have been to a couple places around DTLA, but Sousan is the best! Give her a shot.

The price is definitely right, but my haircut was not as extraordinary as other Unilocalers have claimed.
Decent. Nothing special.

I was looking for a new barber because I was tired of the attitude and price at Bolt. A quick search on Unilocal brought me to this place. I read the reviews and decided to give it a try. After all, even if it was bad, hair grows back, right?
Well, this woman is legit. I went in to her tiny shop, asked for a slicked back undercut and after I explained to her what that was, she gave me the best haircut I had in a long time. I’ve been back several times. Reasonable, friendly, knowledge and talented. She’s got me for a customer for as long as she has a chair.

The Unilocalers are right. She knows what she’s doing. Fast, proficient and precise. Oh, and friendly.
Update: So Susan has become a regular stop for me every time I’m in LA. And I’ve brought along several friends and they’ve all been impressed as well.

Susan keeps that hair game tight & right. Has for a year now. All for a 20-​spot.
…it’s a no-​brainer, gents.

I absolutely adore this little barber (not exaggerating when I say litttttlllleee)!! My boyfriend has been trying to grow his hair really long, but it’s gotten to a point where I couldn’t stand so it was TIME TO GET A CUT! We found this place on Unilocal since it got great reviews and it is just a few blocks away from out apartment– being walking distance is a definite PLUS. We didn’t have an appointment but luckily we got there RIGHT when the shop opened and only had one person ahead of us. Susan runs a one-​woman shop and she DOES IT ALL. I don’t know how she juggles that many customers because as soon as we sat down, 4 more men came in right after us. She had a line forming around the door.
Susan is so bad ass. She cuts with confidence and she knows what she is doing. We showed her a picture of how my boyfriend wanted his hair, and she took a millisecond glance at it and started buzzing off hair. I was a little nervous at first because she was moving so fast, but his hair cut turned out perfect and exactly how we wanted. GREAT PRICE, GREAT SERVICE, GREAT BARBER.

As with most barber shops, this place is not open on Mondays.
Susan greeted me the moment I walked through the door. I had my cut finished within fifteen minutes and it is exactly the way I like it. This is precisely what I expect of a barbershop, an accurate cut by a deft hand, done quickly and efficiently so I can get on with my day. That Susan is friendly and personable made it that much better an experience.
St. Vincent Barber Shop is a bit hard to find (review my supplied photos), but look for the St. Vincent Court which faces 7^th street, on the north side of that street, between Hill and Broadway. As you enter the court, look to the left. The barber shop is small and nestled between a restaurant and a print shop. If you look on the roof (above the barber) you’ll see a finned Cadillac with Marylin driving and a saxophone.