The garage
In the summer of 2020, barbershops across the country were shut. George Dewey put a chair in his garage and started cutting hair for friends and family. A lifelong hobby became his trade.
The barbershop of George Dewey, in Stamford, Connecticut.
Book with George
In the summer of 2020, barbershops across the country were shut. George Dewey put a chair in his garage and started cutting hair for friends and family. A lifelong hobby became his trade.
Speakeasy now has its own shop, and it is still just George. One chair, one barber, every cut from the first consultation to the last pass of the razor.
“I look forward to this never-ending journey of perfecting my trade and your look.”
George Dewey
Every cut, shave and trim on the menu, all done by George.
“Billy, I want you to shave me, and trim my hair also, and I want you to do it as if I was going to be married.”
Abraham Lincoln, and the inspiration for The Lincoln
Book The LincolnRecent cuts, straight from George's Instagram.
Hot lather, a hot towel and a straight razor. On its own as The Sinatra, or as part of The Washington.
Book The Sinatra
Every speakeasy has one. George is planning a room behind the chair for a drink and a cigar after your cut. Not open yet.
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Pick your service and time online. Prefer to talk it through? Call or text George.
No waiting room and no queue. Your time is yours.
George does every cut, start to finish.
From first haircuts to hot towel shaves.
From a garage chair to Hope Street.