Princess Jeanne Barber Shop 10333 Constitution Avenue Northeast, Albuquerque, NM 87112

"This was my first time there. Good experience. I was told that a barbershop had been at this location for at least 60 years. The barber who cut my hair had been working there for 30 + years. Good haircut. And I didn't wait long."

"I've been coming here for over a year now and This is where I Always get my hair cut. The Gentlemen are Great Barbers and my hair always looks fantastic.. I usually get a 1 faded into the top and they always go above and beyond. If you need a good barber I definitely recommend coming here... It's in the Princess Jeanne Shopping Center across from Carl's Jr and the Barrett Women's House.. in the last few shops of the Shopping center. It's a great price too... It's 12 dollars but after top I always give 20 and even that is a great price for as good of a job that they do... It's nice to listen to 89.1 while getting cut too or waiting for your turn.... Sometimes it can be kinda busy but it is worth the wait. Of the 3 gentlemen that work there I've got my hair cut from all 3 and they all do a stellar job... They are open Wednesday Thru Sunday and are closed Monday and Tuesday."

"This is definitely subjective however at the age of 57 years old and be able to walk into Floyd's Barbershop from The Andy Griffith Show, is realized at this location. Walk-ins only and get ready to spend some time just relaxing. I got the flat top haircut, no complaints all haircuts $12. I always ask for Tommy, just tell him it's the flat top green"

"I always go to the Princess Jeanne Barber Shop when I'm in town. The barbers here have been cutting hair for many years and are very experienced and skilled. An old time neighborhood barber shop with great haircuts."

"The only trick with the Princess Jeanne Barber Shop is catching them open. They're usually open 8-2, Wednesday through Sunday (I think). But they might close on a three day weekend. They can get busy, but if you're not picky about who you see (and all of the guys do great work here), you can usually get in the chair before you finish a page of the paper."