Tony's Senior Barber Shop

"Great haircut... quick & competitively priced. No waiting for cut in appointments. Good old 1st come 1st served... update - 2nd time --- owner cut... poor at best!"

"I have been there 3 times and had 2 different barbers. They were both great. My old barbers were in the same location. These are barbers not stylists and they really give a good haircut. For older guys like me, this is the place to go."

"Very happy with service and haircut, Rob did a great job cutting my Hair. My new go to for a cut, no thrills just a good old Barber shop."

"Very unhappy with the service and haircut provided by Roberto. Place was not clean, there was a lot of dust on the few chairs available for sitting. I called ahead to try to schedule an appointment but was assured that there was no wait if I wanted to walk in. There were 2 people ahead of me by the time I arrived. No restrooms available on site, so couldn't wash the hands there after entering and touching the door; you'll be asked to go to the dentist's office next door, which I find absurd to put that burden on another business. It's a cash-only establishment (cash is germy...), with no contactless payment options offered. Barber seemed to be highly-opinionated hot-tempered on edge emotionally, yet completely out of touch with the cleanliness issues at his place. Very judgemental and nosy into very private matters about me. Unprofessional. I felt uncomfortable the whole time I was in that chair. He didn't have all the equipment to perform the haircut I wanted, equipment that is standard at most places (like an electric shaver to do the fade). No neck shave given. I gave a tip, but after seeing my hair this morning, I realized a tip of anything more than zero was too much. There are better places in town."

"I write a lot of reviews and on rare occasions there are reviews I am excite to write and this is one review I hope everyone reads. I have searched for real barbers since I was first introduced to barbershops at a young age. The national chains and most barbershop chains who sell nostalgia by using the word barbershop are nothing more than electric clipper factories that quickly get people out of the chair. The new chains that focus on men with a sports theme and your own personal television as you are being clipped are not any better. Over the years I have found real barbershops in LA, Denver, Minneapolis and now Fort Myers. Barbershops that use shears and some clippers! Customers people walk in, find a chair, and relax. Tony's Barbershop is a gem, in a world of clippers and Rob is a barber at the top of his game. Watching him cut hair is amazing. His skill is rare. He is quiet, kind, focused and so detailed in his approach that the outcome in an exceptional haircut. The barbershop has seven chairs. Is open Monday thru Saturday. Rob is off Thursdays. Parking is plentiful in a large, deteriorating strip mall (Kmart is gone, A Dollar store is leaving...). It is quiet, safe and easy to access. Look for the BARBER red sign. They only accept cash. $15 for a REAL haircut is bargain compared to the clipper factories that charge the same or more. If you are over 62, the price is less. If you want to pay for a clipper hair cut with shampoo and a massage, this is not the barbershop for you. If you want a haircut that will remind you how your hair should look after visiting a barbershop, Tony's Senior Barbershop is a must."