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Barbers at work inside the shop on Fade Street

Ten barbers on Fade Street

Pick the barber you want and book straight into their diary, or just walk in. Haircuts from €35.

Fresh off the chair, on Instagram 4.9444 Google reviews. 67 mention the friendly staff.

Open Monday to Saturday

Monday to Friday 10:00–19:00, Saturday 10:00–17:00, Sunday closed
We also take walk-insNo booking needed. Drop into 16B Fade Street and ask who’s free.

Pick your barber

Every barber here keeps their own book and their own prices. Choose who you want, then book straight into their diary on Square.

What are you in for?

  • Ado

    He absolutely nailed my wedding day haircutCian F. on Google

    Colour too: message the shop’s Instagram about colour.

    Book with Ado
  • Cianán

    Book with Cianán
  • Jay

    Book with Jay
  • Rob

    Book with Rob
  • Phil

    Book with Phil
  • Aaron Doyle

    He knows what I want better than I doNiall B. on Google

    Book with Aaron Doyle
  • Aaron Maxwell

    Book with Aaron Maxwell
  • Brian Carroll

    The best barber I’ve ever hadIsobel H. on Google

    Book with Brian
  • Amy Lo

    Book with Amy
  • Rocky

    Rocky’s online menu is empty right now. Call the shop or walk in and ask for him.

    Call to book with Rocky
  • Walk in

    No barber in mind? The shop also takes walk-ins. Drop in and ask who’s free.

    Monday to Friday 10:00–19:00, Saturday 10:00–17:00

    Directions to 16B Fade Street
  • Free model cuts with Kyle

    Kyle is the shop’s trainee barber. He’s looking for models for free haircuts, fully supervised by the senior barbers, in any style. Message him on Instagram to arrange a time.

    Message Kyle on Instagram

Cut here

Mullets, fades, mod cuts, long beards and colour. Every style is welcome; these are a few of the people who sat in the chairs.

  • A man with glasses and a mullet, smiling, against a red brick wall
  • A man with a high-top fade and a sharp line-up, against a red brick wall
  • A man with a long beard, slicked hair and sunglasses, against a red brick wall
  • A young man with a slicked-back cut and round sunglasses, against a red brick wall
  • A woman with a short textured crop, against a red brick wall
  • A man with a textured blond crop and sunglasses, against a red brick wall

Reviews that name the barber

Rated 4.9 on Google from 444 reviews. These three name their barber, so you know who to ask for.

4.9

444 Google reviews

67reviews mention the friendly staff

Read them on Google
  • 5 out of 5 stars
    “Brian is the best barber I've ever had! Really good for very textured scissor cuts and very attentive if you're not great at explaining what you want. Would highly recommend!”

    Isobel H., on GoogleScissor cut with Brian. See Brian’s menu

  • 5 out of 5 stars
    “I've been a customer of Neighbourhood threat for the past 3 years and cannot speak highly enough of the place. … Ado has been my barber for years and always lends an ear if I want to try something new. Recently, he absolutely nailed my wedding day haircut and gave me all the confidence in the world!”

    Cian F., on GoogleWedding day haircut with Ado. See Ado’s menu

  • 5 out of 5 stars
    “I’m convinced that you meet a barber like Aaron Doyle maybe once in your life … he’s the ultimate pro and so talented at what he does, and I dare say he knows what I want better than I do. I cannot recommend this place highly enough, if I could give 6 stars I would 🫶”

    Niall B., on GoogleRegular with Aaron Doyle. See Aaron Doyle’s menu

“The worlds number 1 wrestling and rock n roll barbershop”

Neighbourhood Threat, on Instagram

Neighbourhood Threat opened on Fade Street in the summer of 2020, just after lockdown. It has grown to ten barbers, each with their own chair, their own book and their own way of doing things.

Bring a picture, or bring nothing and talk it through. Classic cuts, skin fades, long hair, beards and colour all happen here.

  • Their words“Exceptional barbers. Decent sound system.”
  • Walk-insWelcome. Booking makes sure you get the barber you want.
  • ColourAdo does cut and colour. Message the shop on Instagram about colour.
  • AccessWheelchair-accessible entrance.

Find the shop

On Fade Street, between South Great George’s Street and Drury Street, a few minutes from Grafton Street.

16B Fade StreetDublin 2, D02 W180

Monday to Friday 10:00–19:00, Saturday 10:00–17:00

Opening hours
Monday to Friday10:00–19:00
Saturday10:00–17:00
SundayClosed

Hours from Google. Each barber sets their own days, so check their diary when you book.

Two people standing outside the shop under the Neighbourhood Threat sign on Fade Street
Look for the sign on Fade Street