Barbering on 30th Street · South Park
A two-chair shop on 30th Street. Clipper work, scissor work, straight-razor necklines, and a hot towel if you want one.
Prefer to dial it? (619) 555-0142


The craft
Andre opened Goldfinch on the South Park end of 30th Street because he was tired of shops that turn a haircut into a conveyor belt. There are two chairs, and both of them are worked by the person who owns them. Every cut starts with a conversation about what you do with your hair on a Tuesday morning, not about what looks good for the ten minutes you are still sitting down. Bring a photo if you have one and bring nothing if you don't — either way you get told honestly whether it will sit the way you want it to.
Andre, owner
In the chair
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