About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A regular stopped in for her weekly manicure one day and noticed something peculiar on the counter—a small ceramic frog with big round eyes. No one seemed to notice it, so she picked it up curiously. She turned it over and found a tiny note inside reading, ‘If you see me twice, come say hi!’ She smiled, placed the frog back carefully, and left. A few weeks later, while getting another mani-pedi, she casually asked the stylist if she’d seen the little frog again. The stylist looked puzzled but said, ‘Oh, that old thing? It’s been here forever—everyone calls him Fred.’
2. One morning, while getting her usual pedicure, a regular heard an unusual announcement over the spa’s intercom: ‘Attention please—our new masseuse is from Mars, so if you feel any strange tingling or floating sensations during your treatment, that’s normal!’ A few minutes later, another customer—a delivery driver—asked nervously, 'Does everyone here float when they get massaged?' The masseuse smiled and replied, 'Only on Mondays!' Everyone burst into laughter, realizing it was just another quirky day at 4 Seasons.
3. One afternoon, a regular asked the nail technician, ‘Why does your shop smell like cookies?’ The technician smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘It’s our secret ingredient.’ Later that week, a delivery driver walked in and sniffed the air curiously. 'Hey,' he said, 'is it cookie season again?' The tech giggled, shaking her head. 'No, but we're thinking of adding chocolate chip to our menu!'
4. One Saturday, a regular arrived early for her monthly mani-pedi session only to discover that the spa’s sign now read, ‘Seasons Greetings from Your Fingertips.’ As she approached, our regular noticed something else odd—all the nail art was festive snowflakes and holly leaves instead of her usual geometric designs. Curious, she asked the new stylist what had happened. Turned out, a delivery driver mistakenly left a Christmas package addressed to ‘Seasons Greetings from Your Fingertips.’ The owner thought it was a sign from above and decided to embrace the holiday spirit until the real package arrived.