About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Prime Nails, every afternoon around three, an old gentleman would sit in the corner booth and patiently wait for something no one else could see. One day, a new nail technician noticed him and asked if everything was okay. ‘Just waiting for my friend,’ he replied mysteriously. Finally, his friend arrived—a squirrel carrying a nut. They chatted amiably until it was time for the old man’s next appointment. The tech smiled knowingly as she cleaned up, realizing that maybe some things are best left unexplained—like why an elderly gentleman regularly waits for a furry friend at Prime Nails.
2. At Prime Nails, every morning after sunrise, a mysterious man with a large brown bag would arrive before any customers were there. One day, a regular customer asked him what was in the bag. The man smiled and said, 'Just some special polish for our most demanding clients.' They never saw him again, but ever since then, Prime Nails has been known for its unique and unseen quality control.
3. At Prime Nails, every Tuesday night at exactly nine o’clock, a soft tinkling sound like wind chimes could be heard coming from the back room. No one knew where it came from or why, but it never failed to appear on that same day and time. One Tuesday evening, an anxious delivery driver waited outside until the music stopped. As he entered, he asked what it meant. The owner smiled mysteriously and replied, 'Just our weekly serenade from Mrs. Jenkins next door.' Turns out, her old radio was always tuned to the same station at that time.
4. At Prime Nails, every Wednesday evening at precisely seven-thirty, a faint whiff of freshly baked cookies wafts through the air. It’s just enough to make customers glance at each other curiously, but never strong enough for anyone to follow their noses outside. One Wednesday, an elderly neighbor stopped in, asking if they could bake him some cookies too. The owner smiled and shook her head gently, replying, 'Only on Wednesdays, dear.' He shrugged it off with a laugh, muttering something about how he’d ‘just have to wait his turn.’