Best Barbershops
in New Orleans,
2026

Eleven floors up in the CBD. Pat's has a 4.9 rating with no digital presence and an address that works as a filter - only people who already know come. That's not a limitation. That's a clientele.

Five stars on Magazine Street. Bad Habit built its reputation on the Uptown corridor and held it. 353 reviews is the record of a shop that shows up every single day.

The name is the provocation. The work is the answer. Magazine St's second entry on this list because New Orleans is serious about its barbershops.

Warehouse District. 305 reviews, 4.7. Bulls N Bears has the neighborhood energy and the old-school parlor credibility to back up both words in the name.

Franklin Ave in the 7th Ward. ODH has built something that the neighborhood claims as its own - which is the highest compliment New Orleans gives.

CBD, professional row. The Parker serves the suit-and-tie lunch crowd and the creative professional in equal measure. 254 reviews says both keep coming back.

Treme-adjacent, appointments only. Bluenote runs at a frequency the neighborhood understands - deliberate, curated, not for everyone. The 4.8 is for the people who get it.

Maple Street, Uptown. Liberty Barbers holds down the university-adjacent corridor with the consistency that keeps a neighborhood regular coming back for years.

Downtown Magazine, 364 reviews. A2Z has the review volume that only comes from genuine consistent traffic. The rating reflects a shop serving a broad clientele well.