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Ridgewood NJ, is home to many barber shops, but there’s one that stands out for its top-notch service and personal touch. Enter Aaron’s Barber Shop, located at 10 Van Neste Square. Whether you’re in need of a fresh haircut, a clean straight-razor shave, or premium grooming supplies, Aaron delivers with a smile and plenty of charm.
Meet Aaron: The Barber with Southern Charm
While running errands in Ridgewood, I stumbled upon Aaron and his shop. His warm personality and quick wit immediately caught my attention as he casually suggested, “You could use a haircut.” That simple, pleasant interaction turned into one of the best grooming experiences I’ve had in town.
Aaron hails from Fort Worth, TX, where he operates another barber shop. Now living and working in Ridgewood, he brings his Southern hospitality and expert skills to our community. His sense of humor and dedication to quality ensure every client leaves looking sharp and feeling great.
Services at Aaron’s Barber Shop
Aaron’s Barber Shop specializes in:
- Quality Men’s Haircuts: From classic cuts to modern styles, Aaron ensures precision and style tailored to each individual.
- Straight Razor Shaves: Experience the art of a traditional shave with unparalleled smoothness and care.
- Grooming Supplies: Stock up on high-quality products to keep your look fresh between visits.
Why Choose Aaron’s Barber Shop?
In a town with many options, Aaron’s Barber Shop offers a unique combination of skill, personality, and a welcoming atmosphere. It’s more than just a haircut—it’s an experience.
📍 Location: 10 Van Neste Square, Ridgewood, NJ 07450
📞 Phone: (201) 502-5023
Visit Aaron’s Barber Shop Today
Looking for your next go-to barber in Ridgewood? Stop by Aaron’s Barber Shop and see why it’s quickly becoming a local favorite. Whether you need a quick trim or a full grooming session, Aaron’s got you covered—with a laugh along the way.
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I always go to Glen Rock or HHK for a haircut…I assiduously avoid the CBT.
The squirrels are very aggressive.
“The squirrels are very aggressive.”
They have to be, they are used to train the parking enforcement people.
Notwithstanding the glut of barbershops, Aaron seems like a good dude. Wish him well.
And if you’re like one of those wretched misers that does everything out of town because they can’t drop a goddamn quarter for parking, park for free 1 minute away on Union Street.
its the excessive ticketing and congestion getting into town that keeps people away , some of the stuck up shop keepers don’t help either
Not in my experience. And if all the shop keepers seem stuck up maybe it’s you.
i said some not “all the shop keepers” , the stuck up venders don’t last two long
not my problem you built that stupid garage , clearly a failed experiment
Bob Rooney‘s got to continue making payments on the parking garage debt. That is why parking enforcement is so aggressive.
07450 barbers are all at the high price end.
James is right , you clearly don’t shop in the village , you shop at walmart
the wannabes don’t last to long the rents are to high and being a poser gets you no where
If the businesses would have absolutely forbidden their employees from parking right in front of their stores, we would not have this problem, but it seems like they never will. Several do pay for spots in front, but we know there are employees who do not want to walk even a block.
A couple of years ago, Mayor Knudsen arranged for cut rate parking at Cottage Place lot, but still the businesses would not do this.
I agree, there are plenty of places to park if you would just walk a block or two.
We are never going to solve the problem unless the C or C insists!
Feel sorry for Aaron if he happens to read any of this. Supposed to be a positive introduction to the neighbor and quickly and predictable devolved into the usual suspects doing what they do best.