Lee's Summit barbershop
A proper cut. Every chair, every time.
Nine years of steady hands on SW Market Street. Pick your barber, book your time, and walk out sharp — or walk in and we'll tell you the honest wait.
The menu
Straightforward services, posted prices
Nine services, priced on the wall and priced here. Book the one you want, or ask your barber and get a straight answer.
Classic Cut
$32Clippers, shears, and a clean finish around the ears and neck. The cut most of our regulars have been getting for years.
Skin Fade
$38Blended down to skin, checked in the mirror from every angle before you leave the chair. Marcus's specialty.
Beard Trim & Line-Up
$20Shaped with clippers and a straight razor edge. Add it to any cut, or come in for the beard alone.
Kids' Cut
$24Ages 12 and under. Patient barbers, a booster seat that isn't embarrassing, and a lollipop on the way out.
The full list
Prices posted on the wall are the prices you pay. No upsell at the chair.
- Classic Cut$32
- Skin Fade$38
- Scissor Cutlonger styles, shears only$40
- Beard Trim & Line-Up$20
- Hot Towel Shavestraight razor, hot lather$45
- Cut + Beard Combo$52
- Kids' Cut12 & under$24
- Head Shave$35
- Design / Line Workask your barber+$10 and up
The chairs
Pick your barber
Three chairs, three specialties. Loyalty here runs barber-deep, not shop-deep — book the one whose work you want, or take the first open chair.
Marcus Hale
Fades & tapers
Twelve years behind a chair, nine of them here. If you want a fade that still looks tight in week two, this is whose book fills first. Ask him about guard lengths — he'll remember yours next visit.
Book with Marcus →Ellis Ward
Classic scissor work
Trained old-school and stayed there. Ellis handles the longer styles, side parts, and scissor-only cuts — slower by design, because that's what shears take. Regulars book him three weeks out.
Book with Ellis →Dante Reyes
Beard work & hot towel shaves
The straight-razor chair. Dante does the hot towel shaves, beard sculpting, and the line work other shops send over. If your beard has a plan, he'll keep it on schedule.
Book with Dante →From the chairs
What regulars say
“Every third Saturday, same chair, same fade. Marcus remembers my guard lengths so I stopped explaining years ago. That's the whole reason I drive past two other shops to get here.”
Derek W.
Lee's Summit · Skin fade with Marcus · Sample review
The shop
A look inside
The shop floor — three chairs, leather and brass, kept the way a barbershop should be kept.
Appointments
Book your chair
Pick your barber — or take the first open chair. We confirm every request by call or text during shop hours, usually within the hour.
Rather walk in?
Walk-ins are welcome whenever the door's open. Booked appointments take the chair first, so the wait varies — call before you drive over and we'll give you the honest number, not a guess.
(816) 555-0112Shop hours
- Tuesday – Friday9am – 7pm
- Saturday8am – 4pm
- Sunday & MondayClosed
Before you come in
Questions we get a lot
Do you take walk-ins?
Yes — walk-ins are welcome any time we're open. Booked appointments take the chair first, so if you'd rather not wait, call ahead at (816) 555-0112 and we'll tell you the honest wait before you drive over.
How far ahead should I book?
Weekday mornings you can usually get in within a day or two. Evenings and Saturdays fill about a week out, and Ellis's scissor-cut book runs two to three weeks. Regulars mostly rebook their next slot on the way out.
Do you cut kids' hair?
We do — ages 12 and under are $24. Weekday afternoons are the quietest time to bring them in, and any of the three chairs will take a kids' cut.
Do you sell hair products?
A small shelf of the stuff we actually use: pomade, matte clay, and beard oil. Your barber will tell you which one fits your cut — and will also tell you if you don't need any of it.
How can I pay?
Cash and all major cards, contactless included. Tips work either way too.