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A Barber Shop That Speaks Spanish in Cape Coral, FL

Explain your cut in Spanish or English — same chair, same price.

Barber and client at Yovany Barbershop #1 in Cape Coral, FL
Inside the Cape Coral shop

Explaining a haircut is hard enough in your own language. At our Cape Coral shop you do not have to switch: our barbers work in Spanish and English every day, and nobody is going to rush you through it.

Se habla español on Pine Island Rd

Yovany Barbershop #1 sits at 1242 SW Pine Island Rd #52, in the plaza. Tell your barber what you want in whichever language is easier — or just show him a photo, which honestly works in any language. If you are not sure what to ask for, describe how your last cut grew out and he will take it from there.

The words that come up most

  • Fade — degradado. Low, mid, high, skin or burst; a specialty cut, $30.
  • Line up — perfilado. Edges only, in and out: $10.
  • Beard trim — arreglo de barba, $10. Hot-towel shave — afeitado con toalla caliente, $15.
  • Boy's haircut — corte de niño (10 años o menos), $25.

The full price list is on the home page, and it is the same whether you book or walk in. Packages: GOLD (cut + beard) $35, PLATINUM (cut + beard + eyebrows) $45.

Bring the family

Kids are welcome and our barbers are patient with first cuts — see kids' haircuts in Cape Coral. Dad can take a fade in the same visit, and grandpa's cut is $20.

Where to find us

Yovany Barbershop #1 — 1242 SW Pine Island Rd #52, Cape Coral, FL 33991 · (239) 327-0614. Open Monday to Friday 9 AM–7 PM, Saturday 9 AM–6 PM and Sunday 9 AM–2 PM. Directions · Book a chair online.

FAQ

Q.01Is there a barber who speaks Spanish in Cape Coral?+

Yes. Yovany Barbershop #1 at 1242 SW Pine Island Rd #52 is bilingual — the barbers work in Spanish and English every day.

Q.02Do I need to book to be attended in Spanish?+

No. Walk-ins are welcome every day the shop is open, and Spanish is spoken all day, every day.

Q.03What should I say if I do not know the name of the cut?+

Bring a photo and tell the barber how your last haircut grew out. That is more useful than any name, in either language.