A tradition of classic barbering passed down through generations

OPEN IN CONCORD PLAZA SINCE 1978. IN THE FAMILY SINCE 2021.

For the Huszczo family of Mentor, barbering is more than just a trade — it’s in the blood.

About

A FAmily tradition

Nicki’s Barber Shop itself stays true to its roots with a nostalgic barber shop feel — complete with local memorabilia on the walls, along with photos of the several generations of Huszczo barbers at work.

old school barbershop

What we do

Specializing in classic men’s and kid’s cuts. It’s old school — walk-in, cash only. Nicki's keeps it simple, no appointments, just come in. Many clients have been getting their hair cut by the Huszczo family for decades.

About Us

Our Barbers

Johnny Huszczo

Johnny, a Vietnam veteran, attended barber school directly after high school before getting drafted for the war, where cutting hair was still an important part of his daily life.

“I got drafted in 1969 and was stationed in Vietnam for 14 months, and the army did not have any barbers,” he said. “So, they found out I was a barber by looking at my records, and then I got a job giving haircuts to four generals.”

NICKI Huszczo

Nicki, joined the field in 2013 after graduating from barber school. Nicki said that one of the highlights of working in a family-run barber shop are the many clients she sees that have been getting their hair cut by her family members for decades.

“I’ve had people sit in my chair that my grandpa gave haircuts to, my dad, and me. So that’s pretty cool,” she said. “And it’s more than just a handful of people, too.”