Bow Ties & Hair Cuts Barber at 201 Orange Avenue in Coronado operates a classic barbershop at the northern gateway to the 92118 village commercial corridor, positioned between the Naval Air Station North Island main gate and the Orange Avenue dining and retail spine that runs south toward Hotel Del Coronado at 1500 Orange Avenue. The 201 Orange Avenue address makes it the first barbershop visitors encounter entering the village from the NASNI side of Coronado Island, and the shop's traditional-barber format — straight-razor shaves, scissor-over-comb tapering, hot-towel treatments, and beard sculpting — targets the military and civilian men who make up the majority of Coronado's barbershop clientele in a community where active-duty grooming standards drive weekly and biweekly haircut frequency. The shop's walk-in model accommodates the unpredictable scheduling of military personnel whose duty hours and watch rotations at Naval Air Station North Island make advance appointment booking unreliable, and the Orange Avenue storefront means clients combine a cut with errands in the village corridor — alterations at Amier's Tailor Shop, coffee, lunch, or a walk to Coronado Beach four blocks west. Service scope covers men's and boys' haircuts, fade and taper variations, beard trims, straight-razor neck and sideburn detailing, and hot-lather shaves, with the traditional barbershop environment distinguishing the experience from the unisex salon model at Salon On First on First Street. The Coronado Ferry Landing bayfront, Spreckels Park, and the full Orange Avenue restaurant row are within a flat walk of the shop entrance, and the Coronado Bridge connects the island to mainland San Diego for clients commuting from Point Loma, downtown, or the I-5 corridor.