Haircuts Near
Queen West
Premium barbershop serving Queen West and surrounding Toronto neighbourhoods. Skin fades, precision haircuts, and beard trims.
Barberhood sits on Abell Street, the short street that runs south off Queen Street West between Dovercourt Road and Gladstone Avenue. From the corner of Queen and Abell it is a two-minute walk, about 150 metres straight down. We are at 68 Abell St #8, tucked in off the street, so watch for the Barberhood sign rather than a storefront window on Queen.

“Your neighbourhood barbershop in Queen West”
The Queen West strip is legendary. Vogue once named West Queen West one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world. The Drake Hotel, Gladstone Hotel, and the galleries and vintage shops that line the street have made it a destination for locals and visitors alike. Graffiti Alley, just north of Queen between Portland and Spadina, is over 1,000 feet of street art from local and international artists. The Ossington strip, running north from Queen, is packed with some of Toronto's best bars, restaurants, and live music venues.
Our clients from Queen West are the ones who appreciate quality and details. They come in after browsing vintage shops on Queen, before dinner on Ossington, or as part of their Saturday routine in the neighbourhood. The energy here matches what we do at Barberhood: creative, intentional, and a little bit bold.
The 501 Queen streetcar runs right along Queen Street, with stops at Ossington, Dovercourt, and Dufferin all within walking distance. If you are coming from the Ossington subway station on Line 2, take the 63 Ossington bus south to Queen, then walk five minutes to Abell Street. Or just walk the whole way, it is about 12 minutes from the station.
We are open seven days a week. Monday to Saturday 10 AM to 8 PM, Sunday 11 AM to 5 PM. Walk-ins are welcome whenever a barber is free, and booking online guarantees your time. Every appointment starts with a consultation, no extra charge.
Find Us Near
Queen West
How to
Get Here
Transit
Take the TTC 501 Queen streetcar west along Queen Street West and get off at Abell Street, between Dovercourt and Gladstone. Walk south on Abell for two minutes and we are at number 68. From Ossington subway station (Line 2), take the 63 Ossington bus south to Queen Street, then the 501 Queen streetcar four stops west. Coming from Queen and Ossington on foot is about a seven-minute walk west then south.
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- Queen St West & Abell St
- Gladstone House
- Drake Hotel
- Ossington Strip
- Queen West Art Galleries




















Our
Services
Fades
Precision fades with seamless blending. Skin fades, taper fades, drop fades, and burst fades.
Beard Trim
Expert beard sculpting, shaping, and hot towel straight razor shaves.
Haircut
Precision men's haircuts with consultation and styling.
Braiding
Professional braiding and protective styles. Cornrows, box braids, knotless braids, twists.
Kids Haircut
Patient, comfortable kids haircuts in a relaxed, welcoming setting.
Lineup
Precision lineups and edge cleanups. Crisp hairlines and beard edges.
Long Hair
Scissor cuts for longer hair. Shape, layering, texture, and natural movement.
Hair Colouring
Consultation-based hair colour with precision haircut and styling.
Client
Testimonials
Real words from clients booking fades, beard rituals, and student cuts every week.
"Nick is the GOAT! First time here and he gave the best haircut for somebody with thinning hair. Attention to detail, expertise, awesome communication and the best vibe."
Jorge Morales Salas
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History of
Queen West
Queen Street West developed its cultural identity in the late 1970s and 1980s, when affordable rents attracted artists, musicians, and independent retailers. By the 1990s, it had become the center of Toronto's alternative arts and nightlife scene.
In 2014, Vogue named Queen Street West one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world.
The Gladstone Hotel, built in 1889, and the Drake Hotel, built in 1890 and revitalized in 2004, played pivotal roles in shaping the area's creative identity. Graffiti Alley emerged in the 1990s as a recognized street art corridor stretching over 1,000 feet between Portland and Spadina.
Over time, the area transitioned from a working-class retail strip into a globally recognized arts, fashion, and cultural district. Today, Queen West blends boutique retail, experiential venues, and independent culture. Nearby transit investments, particularly the Ontario Line, are reinforcing its role as a key spine of downtown Toronto.

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Serving Queen West and all of west Toronto. Book online for same-day or next-day availability.
68 Abell St #8, Toronto, ON M6J 0B1





