Barber Shop Bethlehem & Easton, PA: 3 Highly-Rated Shops, Compared
Quick Answer: Outside Allentown, our directory tracks three barber shops across Bethlehem and Easton, and all three rate 4.8 or better. Prime Barbershop Easton carries by far the deepest review record at 624 and is the only one of the three with a full wheelchair-accessible setup — entrance, parking, restroom, and seating. It and Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem are both open seven days a week, including Sunday, which is unusual for a personal-care business in our directory data.
Key Takeaways:
- Most reviewed by far: Prime Barbershop Easton, at 624 reviews — more than double Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem's 260, the next closest.
- Two of three open on Sundays: Prime Barbershop Easton and Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem. BARBERHOUSE & Co. in Easton is the only one closed that day.
- Only one has a full accessibility record: Prime Barbershop Easton reports an accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating — all four. The other two report three of the four.
- Only one lists paid parking as an option: Prime Barbershop Easton, alongside free lot and free street parking. The other two list free parking only.
- Shortcut: Browse the full Lehigh Valley barbershops directory, or see our Allentown barbershop guide for the five shops concentrated there.
What Are the Best Barber Shops in Bethlehem and Easton?
Barber shop Easton PA: A local search for barbers in Bethlehem and Easton specifically, since our Allentown guide covers the five shops concentrated in that city separately. Outside Allentown, our directory tracks three: two in Easton, one in Bethlehem. All three clear a 4.8 or better rating, and two of the three carry deep review histories well into the hundreds — a strong showing for a category this size. Two of the three share a city (Easton) but differ enough on hours and accessibility that picking the nearer of the two is not automatically the better fit for every schedule.
Local rule of thumb: Don't assume a personal-care business is closed on Sunday just because that's the norm. Two of the three barber shops we track outside Allentown — Prime Barbershop Easton and Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem — are open seven days a week. If you need a Sunday haircut, check first rather than assuming; the exception here, BARBERHOUSE & Co., is easy enough to rule out in advance.
Which Barber Shop Has the Deepest Review Record?
Prime Barbershop Easton on N 2nd Street in downtown Easton holds 624 reviews at a 4.9 rating in our directory data — more than double the next closest in this group. It's also the most complete on accessibility, reporting a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating, the only one of the three to check all four boxes. It's open every day of the week, including Saturday 8am-5pm and Sunday 9am-4pm, and lists both free and paid parking lot options plus free and paid street parking — the only shop in this group where paid parking shows up at all, worth knowing if free spots are taken.
What Makes BARBERHOUSE & Co. Different?
BARBERHOUSE & Co., also in Easton on Nazareth Road, is the outlier of the group on schedule: it's the only one of the three closed on Sundays. At 167 reviews and a 4.9 rating, it carries the smallest review base but matches Prime Barbershop Easton's rating exactly. It keeps a Monday-through-Friday 10am-7pm week plus Saturday 8am-5pm, and reports a free parking lot along with wheelchair-accessible parking, restroom, and seating — missing only an accessible entrance from an otherwise complete set.
Why Choose Gentlemen's Barbershop in Bethlehem?
Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem on E Broad Street is the only barber shop we track in Bethlehem, and it's the only option in this group for anyone on that side of the Valley. At a 4.8 rating across 260 reviews, it's the second-most-reviewed of the three. It also runs the latest hours of the group — open until 8pm on Thursday and Friday — and, like Prime Barbershop Easton, is open all seven days including Sunday (9am-7pm). It reports a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restroom, though no parking type is listed in Google's data.
How Do Weekday Hours Compare?
Beyond the Sunday split, the three keep noticeably different weekday windows. Prime Barbershop Easton opens earliest among the two Easton shops, at 9am, and holds a consistent 9am-7pm Monday through Friday. BARBERHOUSE & Co. opens an hour later at 10am but matches the same 7pm close. Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem opens earliest of all three at 8am and extends latest on Thursday and Friday, to 8pm — the only shop in this group with evening hours past 7pm on any weekday.
Are Any of These Barber Shops Open on Sundays?
Two of the three are: Prime Barbershop Easton (9am-4pm) and Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem (9am-7pm). BARBERHOUSE & Co. is closed that day, along with keeping the shortest week overall of the three — it doesn't open before 10am on any weekday, while the other two start their weekday mornings at 8 or 9am instead.
Which Is Most Accessible?
Prime Barbershop Easton is the only one of the three reporting all four accessibility features in verified Google data: a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating. BARBERHOUSE & Co. reports three — parking, restroom, and seating, missing only the entrance. Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem also reports three — entrance, parking, and restroom, missing seating. All three are good for kids according to Google's verified data, useful to know if a first haircut for a child is on the agenda at any of the three.
Why Group Bethlehem and Easton Together?
Worth saying directly: Bethlehem has exactly one barber shop in our directory data, not enough on its own for a standalone guide the way Allentown's five support. Grouping it with Easton's two is more useful than leaving Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem as an isolated single-city listing. Combined, the three carry 1,051 reviews in our directory data, all rated 4.8 or better — real numbers across a small but consistent field, not a category worth padding out with weaker options just to hit a bigger count. Consistency, not size, is the story here.
Do Any of These Barber Shops Charge Differently?
None of the three list a price tier in Google's data. That is typical for barbershops, where cost usually varies by the specific service (a haircut versus a haircut with a beard trim, for instance) rather than a single flat rate the way a retail business might post. Price is not a useful way to compare these three; the schedule and accessibility differences above are what actually separate them.
What Should You Know Before You Book?
- Sunday coverage means Easton or Bethlehem, not both cities equally: Prime Barbershop Easton and Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem both open; BARBERHOUSE & Co. does not.
- Review depth varies widely: from 624 at Prime Barbershop Easton down to 167 at BARBERHOUSE & Co., despite both holding the same 4.9 rating.
- Only one has paid parking as a fallback: Prime Barbershop Easton lists paid lot and paid street parking alongside free options; the other two are free-parking-only in Google's data.
- Accessibility is close but not identical: Prime Barbershop Easton is the only one with all four features; the other two are each missing one.
- Bethlehem has exactly one option: Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem is the only barber shop we track in that city, so there's no local comparison to make there — just a strong single choice with Sunday hours and late Thursday/Friday evenings of its own.
Bottom Line: Two Cities, Three Strong Options
All three barber shops in Bethlehem and Easton that we track clear a 4.8 or better rating, so the real differences come down to schedule and accessibility rather than quality. Prime Barbershop Easton is the safest all-around pick — the deepest review record by a wide margin, full accessibility, and seven-day availability including Sunday, plus the only parking fallback if free spots are full. If you're in Bethlehem, Gentlemen's Barbershop Bethlehem is your local option and also covers Sundays and late weeknight hours. And if BARBERHOUSE & Co. is your pick in Easton, just plan around its closed Sundays and later weekday start. For the five shops concentrated in Allentown itself, see our Allentown barbershop guide.
Find the best local businesses in Lehigh Valley. Browse our curated directory of Lehigh Valley barbershops, and see our Allentown barbershop guide for more local options — real businesses vetted by locals, not paid placements.
