Fresh Cuts is a barber shop in Bothell, WA offering men's haircuts, fades, beard trims, and kids' cuts. The shop is co-located with Fresh Cups coffee, allowing customers to enjoy beverages while waiting. Reviews consistently highlight the skill of owner Tony and stylist Stacy, with customers praising their attention to detail, patience with children, and ability to handle various hair types including thick and coarse textures. The team is described as kind, respectful, and welcoming, with a clean, well-maintained space.
The business has built strong loyalty through quality work and professional service. Customers frequently mention returning for consistent results and the convenience of the combined barber-and-coffee concept. Walk-ins are accepted, though online appointments are recommended. The location serves both longtime customers from the previous Woodinville location and new clients seeking quality cuts at affordable prices.
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Tony books up regularly, but walk-ins are accepted; online appointments recommended to avoid wait times.
Reviews span 2026–2026. Themes are consistent across recent reviews.
Fresh Cuts delivers sharp, precise barbering with hot towel shaves, crisp fades, and finishing touches that feel like a ritual rather than a rush. From the buzz of clippers to premium styling products, every service is built for guys who care about how they look and feel in the chair.
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