Pasha Barbers Opiniones 

I showed the barber a photo of a blowout taper, and asked him to cut the sides a bit shorter. This guy genuinely just went and gave me a near buzzcut and had the AUDACITY to smile and ask for nearly £20 for the TRASH haircut. 1/5 WOULD NOT RECOMMEND

Went to pasha for the first time after seeing how many good reviews it’s had online, came with a clear photo of the hair style that i wanted and left the man to do his work, the hair style I left with was no where near the hair cut I wanted I made it clear it wasn’t what I was after and shower the picture to compare to the mess he had given me and he juts said ‘he has different hair type’ and that it was the same, I’ve never left a bad review and rarely do but I am so mad because he has juts ruined my hair cut it way too short thinned it way too much out which is just lazy barbering in my opinion if you want to pay £40 for a short back and sides and don’t give a damn about your hair then this is the place for you but if you want a hair style that gives you character and is done with fineness don’t come here I received no symphony to say I was upset with what he had done and throughout the whole hair cut the guy was sighing and he was getting £40 for doing 30 mins of not much so was juts a poor poor experience unfortunately and literally bought a cap after and will be wearing that for the next month now so thanks PASHA…..

WOULD NOT RECCOMEND

I walked past Pasha Barbers near Liverpool Street/Bank and was immediately drawn in by the prominent window signs advertising £19 for a haircut and £19 for a beard trim. Perfect for a quick tidy-up, or so I thought.

The barber (a Turkish guy) got to work without any mention of prices or showing me a menu. No discussion, no clarification – just straight into the cut and trim. Once he finished, he casually informed me the total would be far higher. They tried to charge me £90. I flat-out refused and paid nothing close to that after pushing back.

What makes this especially shady: While I was there, another customer (who appeared to be Muslim) walked in. The barber immediately pointed him toward the “actual” price list – a tiny, hidden sign tucked behind the door. I wasn’t given the same courtesy. It felt very much like they reserve the honest pricing for certain customers and spring the surprise on others – presumably tourists or anyone who doesn’t look like “one of them.”

When it became clear I was unhappy and ready to confront the nonsense, the barber – a total coward – made sure his young son was present in the room. He then used the child’s presence as an excuse to keep things from “getting heated.” Using your own kid as a human shield to avoid accountability for dodgy business practices is low. Really low. Haram behaviour of the highest order, as some might say.

Looking at other reviews, this isn’t a one-off. Pasha Barbers seems deliberately set up to con tourists and walk-ins visiting London. They lure you with cheap window prices, hide the real (ridiculous) rates, and hope you’ll just pay up rather than cause a scene. Quality of the cut? Average at best for what they demand. Value? Non-existent.

Save your money and your time. There are plenty of honest barbers in London who don’t play these games. Steer well clear of this place.

Best barber shop / male grooming here. Liverpool Street is the best location. Just by the station. Thanks guys

NORMAL STANDARD SKIN FADE THE PRICE IS RIDICULOUS DO NOT GO HERE THEY CUT HAIR AT SILLY PRICES £70 FOR A SKIN FADE AND LITTLE WAX / BURN NOSE & EARS!
WILL NOT BE GOING BACK! PRICES HIDDEN ON WALL BEHIND ENTRANCE DOOR!
DO NOT GO HERE, UNLESS YOU WANT TO PAY OVER £50 FOR A HAIR CUT! DEFINITELY WILL BE REPORTING THESE TO TRADING STANDARDS.

Great cut, only £18 for wash, fade, nose and ears, style.
Mo was brilliant 👏

5 stars for quality, 0 stars for price. The barber is excellent, the price is a complete and total rip off. £154 for a hair cut . ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FOUR POUNDS !!!! When you come in to a barber you know roughly what to expect (£20-£40 price range), so you typically don't ask the price when you sit down. I used to go to this barber regularly pre covid as he was so good, if a little expensive. I went back a couple of weeks ago. He did not recognise me, did his usual excellent cut and pointed to the discreet price on the wall of £154! If you book on-line it is the normal price of around £40ish. If you walk in and don't ask, unbeknown to you, you are in fact the sheep to be fleeced, the goose to plucked, the sucker to be conned.... and a couple of weeks ago that is what I was. But what a very very strange business model?? If you con someone, they never come back. They complain to Trading standards. They leave reviews on Trustpilot etc..... and you slowly but steadily get a reputation for practice as sharp as your razors. So yes, use them if you book on-line, but beware if you don't. You wallet will be as tidily shorn as your hair.