
Northline on Fifth
118 Fifth Street · (555) 016-3300
Classic cuts, skin fades and hot-towel shaves from barbers who’ve been doing this for years. Pick your shop, your barber and a time, and you’re in the chair when you said you’d be.
When you book online, your barber sees notes from your last visit: the guard you like, how short on top, where your crown sits. You don’t have to explain it all over again.
Running late? Text the shop and we’ll hold your chair for ten minutes.
Meet the barbers



Any amount, sent by text or email in a minute, good at both shops.
Buy a gift cardFour quick steps. You’ll get a text confirmation and a reminder the morning of.
Same prices at both shops. Every cut includes a hot towel on the neck, a straight-razor cleanup and a style.


Book either one online. Your history and notes follow you between shops.
The original. Six chairs, a record player that’s always on, and the best parking situation downtown (there’s a lot behind us).



Our second shop, opened in 2022. Four chairs, big windows, and it’s quieter, so it’s where Luis does most of the shaves.



Everybody here has at least five years behind the chair. Book whoever fits your hair.




Sent by text or email right away. Never expire. Good at both shops.
Yes, at both shops, but booked clients go first. Weekday mornings are your best bet for a walk-in.
Use the link in your confirmation text, or call the shop. Free up to two hours before.
Yes. Jo and Andre both specialize in it. Mention it in your booking notes.
Card, phone or cash at the shop. Tips can go on the card.
Fifth has a lot behind the building. Riverside has street parking out front and a free lot at the park.
Marcus opened the first Northline on Fifth Street in 2015 with two chairs and a promise to himself: no upselling, no rushing, and nobody leaves until the cut is right.
Eight years later there are ten chairs across two shops, a waiting list for Saturday mornings, and a lot of regulars who’ve brought their kids in for their first haircut. The coffee is still free.
We’re always looking for good barbers. If that’s you, see careers.
Steady clientele from day one, a fair commission split, and a shop that closes on time.