The barber who comes to San Marino
Ben Zweifel brings the barbershop to San Marino, from first light to the small hours.
San Marino is a small, almost entirely residential city south of Pasadena, laid out with wide streets and large estate lots. Its best-known landmark is The Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens on the former estate of Henry E. Huntington.
With few commercial services inside city limits, residents often welcome a barber who comes to the house. There is no drive across town and no waiting room. Ben arrives at the agreed time, works quietly and leaves the space tidy.
The barber comes to you, at any hour.
The work comes from seventeen-plus years of practice, dual licenses in barbering and cosmetology across multiple states, and four barbershops of his own. Ben has cut for recording artists, NBA and NFL players and Supreme skaters, and he treats a first-time client with the same care. The menu is focused: men's short haircuts, beard trims and sculpting, line-ups, waves and head shaves. He works with every hair type and every background, which is exactly how he has always run his chair.
Ben knows the neighborhood's rhythm, from The Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens, Lacy Park and Huntington Drive to the residential streets beyond. He serves ZIP codes 91108 and moves easily into Pasadena and La Cañada Flintridge.
There is one way to book and it is fast: a call or a text to 608-201-7717. He is available 24/7, including holidays. Haircuts start at $150, the standard daytime rate is $300, and travel distance and time of day set the final number.
- 24/7Every day, holidays included
- $150Cuts from · $300 standard
- 17+Years behind the chair
- 2Licenses: barber & cosmetology







