Robert Andrew Salon & Spa - Gambrills, Maryland

Oh my goodness, a non-featured localism posts with nine comments.  This title must have caught your eye.  Hopefully it will appeal also to ladies in the area of Robert Andrew Salon & Spa!  Thank you for reading and commenting.

Liz - Yes, this place REALLY spoils a gal.  Who could go anywhere else after experiencing this?

Ruthmarie - If you do, I hope you know in advance so you can get an appointment.  It's so popular, it takes several weeks to get an appointment unless you luck into a cancellation.

Sally - Hey, ANY pedicure and manicure are a treat!  But I must say, Robert Andrew has spoiled me because nowhere else compares.  Fortunately, as an empty nester I can afford to go pretty often.

Michelle - Thanks for your terrfic comment.  I hope it show's up in Bob Zupko's google alerts.

Thesa - Thanks for your comment, and let me say again how sorry I am about your Dad.  'Hope you're finding some solace here in the Rain among friends.

Pippa - I don't know if Houston has a place like this, but I couldn't find one when I was in DFW for about 6 weeks this summer.  Boy, did I miss their pedicure chairs - heated, massaging, reclining...

Katerina - When you get up this way, you'll have to let me treat you to a massage at Robert Andrew...  :)

Jesse - I've seen people enticed to move for less reasons than this.  First thing yah know, she'll want to relocate to MD.

Mary - Me too!  Even though I go often for my nails, a gift card is my only ticket to a massage.  There are limits, you know.

Jesse, you're too funny!  Besides, with your new business venture, I doubt you're going to be making any moves like that before I retire - emphasis on IIIIiiii.  You're too young!

Martha, just tell me when and where - I'll be there.  Really, I should just join the Chamber.  Come to think of it, Ed joned for the company so I should just go.  lol.

Susie - Yes, they are VERY selective at hiring - and they should be, at their prices.  LOL.  Sriously, the employees must like it there because I don't see much turnover.

Jesse - You're a mere babe in the woods, Jesse.   Seriously, thanks for the comments.

Judy, Yes, and I go every Thursday afternoon!  Ahhhh, the joys of being an empty-nester...

Cindy, I think we should have our next meeting during pedicures...  What do you think?  

Donna, Wear Red for Women and the "pink" of breast cancer awareness obviously tie in with nail colors... but they manage to turn other causes into themes, as well.  

Kristin - You're right, of course.  It's so elegant that your mood changes just walking through the door!

Mortgage Guy - They cater to men, too, with a separate pedicure room on the first level and a fair percentage of male clients in their hair department. 

Stephanie - I visited there today, and several employees commented on this post.  It was exciting to know they'd seen it.

Mary, I never crossed paths with Marlene, but I've had my hair done by several people there - ALL of them have been good and the experience is always a pleasure.  I've been to a lot of salons in my day, and this is by far the nicest of them.  As to your favorite hair cutter leaving, I think that profession lends itself to some people relocating often.

I can't recommend any local business more highly than Robert Andrew.  I go there weekly for my nails and always recommend it to my clients.