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5 Toronto Salons & Spas Where You Can Sip Delicious Cocktails While Getting Your Nails Done

Go on — treat your self. 💅

A Manicure from Pink Nail Bar. Right: A cocktail from Majesty's Pleasure.

A Manicure from Pink Nail Bar. Right: A cocktail from Majesty's Pleasure.

Senior Writer

If you're looking for a spot to treat yourself to a new manicure in Toronto, why not try a location where you can also grab a glass of wine, a cocktail or a mocktail while you're at it?

A fresh set is always nice, but getting to sip a beverage of your choice while watching your nail art get created is an entirely different experience.

Take a look below at a few of the salons and spas in Toronto where you can enjoy delicious drinks while getting your nails done.

Pink Nail Bar

Price for a manicure: $25+

Address: 123 Ossington Ave

Why You Need To Go: While enjoying a treatment from their extensive menu, you can sip complimentary tea and coffee or buy yourself and your pals an entire bottle of bubbly.

Pink Nail Bar's website

Majesty's Pleasure

Price for a manicure: $45+

Address: 556 King Street West and 102 Yorkville Avenue, Unit 5

Why You Need To Go: The nail bar is constantly whipping up new drinks, like their mixologist-crafted shareable cocktail called Gingerly Moment that's made with vodka, ginger beer, lime juice, mint, strawberry and rhubarb jam. Yum!

Majesty's Pleasure's website

Spa myBlend

Price for a manicure: $85+

Address: 181 Wellington St W

Why You Need To Go: When a spa offers a Champagne nail bar, you know it's gotta be good. This spa boasts that they provide the "highest level" of hand care in Toronto and that their treatments will leave your nails "perfectly polished."

Spa myBlend's website

Elmwood Spa

Price for a manicure: $47+

Address: 18 Elm Street

Why You Need To Go: Along with tried and true classics like mimosas and Caesars, you can also grab cold-pressed juices and delicious smoothies like a Mango Lassi or Choco Boost. Elmwood Spa will even offer you a bite to eat, but maybe save that for when your nails have dried!

Elmwood Spa's website

Sweetgrass Spa

Price for a manicure: $50+

Address: 111e Queen St E

Why You Need To Go: This women-only facility features an "extensive" wine list, prosecco, cocktails, fresh juices and herbal teas.

"Whether you love those elegant red talons, or simply like things neat and tidy, regular manicures help you maintain beautiful nails and healthy hands," says the spa. "Your hands deserve some TLC." Preach!

Sweet Grass Spa's website

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These prices are confirmed at the time of publishing, but they can change at any time. Taxes and fees may not be included.

  • Senior Writer

    Sarah Rohoman (she/her) was a Senior Writer with Narcity Media. She has worked at BuzzFeed Canada, Yahoo Canada, and CBC Radio in news, lifestyle, ecommerce, and social media. She has an MA in Journalism from Western University and a BA from McGill. She loves libraries, alpacas, and all things witchy.

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