About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while Amedeo’s owner was adjusting a customer's curls, she overheard a delivery driver muttering under his breath: 'This place is haunted.' Curious, she asked him why he thought so. The driver shrugged and pointed towards an old mirror above the counter. ‘I saw something move in there,’ he whispered nervously. The owner smiled knowingly and replied, “That’s just my reflection playing tricks on you.” They both laughed, and from that day on, whenever anyone mentioned ghosts, she’d tease them gently with, “Ask our friendly delivery man!”}
2. One afternoon, as Amedeo’s young apprentice was trimming a poodle’s fur, he noticed something odd outside the window. The neighbor’s cat, usually aloof and uninterested in people, kept staring intently at the reflection of the stylist’s scissors in the shop’s mirror. Suddenly, the cat leaped through the open window, knocking over bottles of perfume and sending Amedeo into a flustered spin. As everyone scrambled for safety, the poodle calmly finished its grooming session, completely unfazed by the commotion. In the end, it turned out that the neighbor’s cat just wanted to borrow some scissors—apparently, they were sharper than his usual ones.
3. While cutting a client's locks one rainy day, Amedeo's stylist heard an unusual announcement over the salon PA: 'Attention please—your dog is waiting outside!' Curious, Amedeo went out and found a wet, muddy poodle standing by the door. ‘Excuse me,’ he said, ‘but your owner seems to be taking forever.’ The little dog looked up with big, sad eyes, so Amedeo took pity on him and gave him a quick brush-off before bringing him back inside. Turns out it was just a regular’s pet who got left behind during the rain.
4. While drying a customer’s hair under the noisy fan, Amedeo’s stylist suddenly caught a strange scent of freshly baked bread wafting through the salon. Curious, he followed his nose and found an old lady next door had just finished baking her famous ciabatta. She apologized for the inconvenience, but Amedeo couldn’t help laughing—his customers loved her bread so much they often brought it in as a surprise treat.