Nail Salon Near Myers Park, Indianhead and Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, FL

From Myers Park and Cascades Park, head north on Monroe Street or Calhoun Street to Tennessee Street and turn east; Palace is a few blocks past Monroe. From Woodland Drives and Indianhead-Lehigh, Magnolia Drive north to Tennessee Street and then west toward Monroe is the direct route. From Governor's Square, Apalachee Parkway west to Magnolia Drive, then north on Magnolia to Tennessee Street; turn left, and Palace is a short distance before North Monroe Street. Parking is on site. Travel times vary with traffic and the time of day.

Myers Park is an older neighborhood wrapped around Capital City Country Club and the park that shares its name just south of downtown. Cascades Park, reopened in 2014 on the site of the waterfall that convinced the territorial commissioners to put the capital here in 1821, is its front yard. Indianhead-Lehigh and Woodland Drives sit to the east with their own parks and greenway, and Apalachee Ridge and the Apalachee Parkway corridor run out to Governor's Square. Magnolia Drive stitches the whole area to Tennessee Street, which is why the drive is short from every corner of it.

These neighborhoods sit between downtown offices and the parks, and an appointment after work is the natural fit: a gel manicure planned for about 45 to 60 minutes, or a Classic Pedicure at about 30 minutes, finishes before we close at 7:00 PM. Sunday afternoons are open until 5:00 PM for a slower Palace Pedicure with a scrub, collagen cream mask, hot stones and two warm towel wraps. On a Parkway errand day, a polish change is our most express option; walk-ins are always welcome, but if timing matters, check online availability or call before you come, and ask the front desk for the current wait estimate when you check in. If you prefer regular polish over gel, say so before choosing a color, because the color options differ between the two. Every service includes a complimentary drink.