Jonathan G.
10/10/2025
Great service and it's still open ! The owner is awesome and does a fantastic job. I walked in and he fit me right in will come back when I am in town.
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313 S Cincinnati Ave Ste 100
Tulsa, OK 74103
History
The K.C. Auto Hotel, 313 S. Cincinnati Avenue, was built in the 1928 by real estate developer Kelly Conner and designed by architect Frank C. Walter. It was Tulsa's first parking hotel and offered first class red carpet treatment with valet parking and a uniformed staff of nearly two dozen that groomed the cars daily. The heated garage provided complete service including sweeping out the car, refueling the car, and taking care of basic automobile maintenance. In the 1930s, new Chevrolets and Fords were available for rent. The roof featured a miniature golf course and a penthouse while the first floor included a barbershop and lunch cafe. The brick front was eventually refaced with stucco due to corrosion and the brick buckling. The seven-story building is now a self parking garage owned by American Parking.
Specialties
Traditional Barbershop located in historic KC Auto Hotel building. 313 S. Cincinnati Ave, Tulsa OK. Specializing in classic haircuts, traditional shaves and hassle free business.
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Reviews
4.511 reviews
Sean W.
2/4/2020
I've had $50 haircuts that weren't as pleasant as these guys easy to access shop with an awesome vibe. I recommend making an appointment and bringing ca$h!!
Ricardo Andrés G.
5/11/2020
Amazing place, the best in Tulsa. I've been looking for a good barber for a while and I finally found it. It had a rustic, old school feel but it is still modern where it has to. It is hygienic,...
Nycholas B.
6/19/2018
This is one of the coolest places I've been. Good classic music, and a cool vibe. If you want a beer you can have that too, and don't forget the great haircut!
Robert S.
9/28/2022
Ask for Kas!! She's amazing at what she does & somehow knows what you're looking for. I didn't give much info on hair because I've been burned numerous times. She did exactly what was looking for...
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