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Two parts time-honoured barbershop, one part stately social club — Barber & Co Main Street is the well-crafted whiskey sour of men’s cuts, trims, and shaves.
Step in off Main Street and into a space that feels equal parts classic and comfortably lived-in. Neon signage and a canopy of hanging greenery set the tone, opening into a room where restored vintage chairs, wood-and-marble stations, and burnt herringbone walls give the shop its backbone of craft and tradition. A mounted ram’s head watches over the mirrors like an unofficial mascot — a wink at the shop’s personality and sense of humour.
Footy and other matches play quietly in the background, adding to the easy, communal vibe. Theatre-style seating along the wall, clean product displays, and the buzz of conversation give the room the feel of a neighbourhood clubhouse — the kind where people actually want to linger.
Barber & Co Main Street isn’t just a spot for a cut or shave. It’s a ritual, a hangout, and the heartbeat of the block — where Main Street energy meets old-school barbering done right.
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Walk-ins are welcomed and appointments are recommended.
Mon • 9am-7pm
Tue • 9am-7pm
Wed • 9am-7pm
Thu • 9am-7pm
Fri • 9am-7pm
Sat • 9am-7pm
Sun • 9am-5pmWe will close occasionally for holidays and for the team to take culturally rich time-outs.
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We’re located on the Southeast corner of Main St. & E 12th Ave. See in Google Maps
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An old neighbourhood that has effortlessly made a transition from working class to arts class over the last decades, Main Street is engaged cultural hub inhabited by the cities young and hip.
Eat a refined, small plate brunch at Burdock & Co, seasonal Pacific Northwest fare from Nomad, and modern day twists on diner style food like burgers and milkshakes at Fable Diner. Drink exotic cocktails at The Shameful Tiki, curious and unique beers from Brassneck Brewery, and house-roasted coffee with donuts from 49th Parallel. See local mural artwork dripping with creativity in the alleys and building sides, contemporary works of art at Equinox Gallery, and an ironic antidote to the digital age at Regional Assembly of Text.
