The fourth chair
How the walk-in chair works
Three chairs book by name. The fourth takes whoever walks in. This is how we keep it fair.
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Sign the board
Write your name on the board by the door, in the order you arrive.
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Watch the board
It shows who is next and which chair is open. Waits vary, and the board is the only clock.
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Booked clients go at their time
If you booked, you are seen at your time and the line waits. Arrive a few minutes early.
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The line closes early
We stop adding names 30 minutes before close, so everyone on the board gets a cut.
Waiting
Wait with the room
There are chairs along the wall and a board by the door. Stay close; when your name is next, we call it.
If you want a particular barber, tell the board when you sign in. Their wait is their chair's wait, and it can be shorter or longer than the walk-in chair's.
Good to know
One person waits with each client
Parking on Tennessee Street and the side streets
Kids' cuts are taken in the same line
Walk-ins some days
When the walk-in chair is open
- MondayMonTodayClosed
- TuesdayTueToday10am – 7pm
- WednesdayWedToday10am – 7pm
- ThursdayThuToday10am – 7pm
- FridayFriToday10am – 7pm
- SaturdaySatToday9am – 6pm
- SundaySunToday11am – 4pm
The fourth chair takes walk-ins Tuesday to Saturday, as it opens up. Sign the board by the door; it shows who is next, and waits vary. The line closes 30 minutes before we do. Sundays are booked chairs only.
About the walk-in chair
Do I need an appointment?
No. Tuesday to Saturday you can walk in and sign the board. Book if you want a barber and a time.
How long is the wait?
It varies, and the board shows who is next. Ask when you sign in and we will tell you what we see.
Can I walk in on Sunday?
Sunday is booked chairs only. Book a time and Jayson will see you.
Skip the wait or take your turn
Book a time with the barber you follow, or come in and sign the board.