"I wanted something different than waiting in front of the chairs," he said. walk on top of a curbside mound of snow as a shortcut to his parked car rather than. The waiting area is set apart, with comfortable seating. Royal Park, the Appeals Court of Massachusetts addressed whether a. He attributes the shop's popularity to its full-service offerings, including facials and shaves, and to the way he designed the interior. In the Almanac's annual Readers' Choice awards, readers named Golden Shears the "best barbershop" at least 12 times, Mr. He has a son in Arizona who has offered him a place to retire to, he added. The indomitable Pete Barber spent the spring and summer hooked up to a. Arenas lives in Santa Clara and said he plans to stay there for the time being. Jeff Brown, long-time family practice doctor in Menlo Park. Somebody leaves, I don't panic." He said he plans to hire new barbers to rebuild the staff beyond the four barbers still working there. Arenas noted that barbers "come and go all the time. Asked if that had anything to do with his decision, Mr. Three of the shop's barbers departed in late October to set up a new shop in West Menlo Park. Arenas said he will be keeping the property owner, Wilbur Properties, apprised of the transition. Menlo Park: Golden Shears barbershop to be put up for sale I'm looking for somebody who's really interested in running a barbershop." The plan, he said, is to minimize loose ends and leave the barbers at least "99 percent" satisfied with the change. To smooth the transition, he said he might stay involved with the shop until that new owner is established. Ideally, he will find a new owner before the lease expires, he said. The shop's lease is up for renewal in May 2016, Mr. I just want to do something a little bit different." "I'm not tired of cutting hair or anything like that. (Photo by Michelle Le/The Almanac) Previous NextĪ change in ownership may be ahead for the Golden Shears barber shop in downtown Menlo Park.Īfter more than five decades cutting hair at 814 Santa Cruz Ave., owner and barber Louis Arenas said his business is for sale, effective in December, and that he will be easing himself out and looking for a buyer. Golden Shears barbershop owner Louie Arenas works on first-time client Max Weigl on May 9, 2013.
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