Barbershop

DEEDS

Haircuts & considered service

Some things
are best left
to the barber.

A proper cut. A fresh towel. Tea before you think to ask. Our barbers handle the scissors. Mr. Deeds answers the bell and handles the rest.

TUES–SAT · 10 AM–7 PM
Last chair at 6 pm.

A silver handbell beside neatly folded towels in an oxblood and walnut barbershop
The front desk.
He is just around the corner.DEEDS / RECEPTION
Ring for serviceA consultation, if you please.

At your service.A barber for the haircut; myself for everything else. I do not use the door, so please do not test the bell.

Your service
While you settle in
Chair time / total40 min / $3820 min / $2260 min / $54

Prepare the details for reception.

One ring is quite sufficient. No sound will play.

Excellent manners.
Sensible limits.

Mr. Deeds is exceptionally useful. Barbering is the exception. He has therefore been entrusted with the bell, the towels and every detail that does not involve cutting your hair.

May I request Mr. Deeds for my haircut?

We must respectfully decline. A member of our barbering team will look after the cut. Mr. Deeds will make sure your tea has not gone cold.

Can you put the hair back?

Regrettably, no. Requests that cannot be carried out are declined once, politely and finally. Your barber can suggest a shape that works with what is presently available.

Do I need to keep ringing?

No. Once is plenty. Mr. Deeds arrives from just out of sight; leave the corner by reception clear, and please stop ringing to check.