A traditional barber shop,
named after a son
Some shops are named after a founder from a hundred years ago. This one is named after a little boy called Noah.
Noah's Barber is Barez's shop: one chair on West Wickham High Street, opened under his son's name and run the way the old shops were. Barez greets you, listens, and sends you out sharper than you came in.
The listening matters. Read reviews of nearby barbers and one complaint repeats: he didn't do what I asked. Barez starts every cut with a conversation. Tell him what you want, or show him a photo, and he cuts that.
The rest is old-school by choice: public prices, walk-ins off the pavement, seven days open. None of it is complicated.

“Great haircut, with good attention to every detail. Will be regular here.”
The full Turkish barber experience
A clipper set at home can't do this part. Barez opens you up with the hot towel, takes the neckline and cheeks back to glass with the straight razor, and waxes the nose and ears clean. The cut comes last, and he takes his time over it.
Have it as the £47 Full Service, or add the pieces to any cut: beard trim £14, nose or ear wax £6 each.
Everything promised out front
is honoured at the chair
Walk-ins welcome, seven-day opening, O.A.P. & student discounts. The gold writing over the door means what it says.


“Great old school barbers… friendly chat and a fantastic hair cut. Definitely recommended.”
Come in and meet Barez
Walk in off the High Street, or call ahead and the chair is yours at the time you picked.
Walk-ins welcome · open 7 days · card & cash
Noah's