Nails 7 Salon & Spa

Nails 7 Salon & Spa is a full-service nail salon and spa located at 4408 Dewey Avenue in Rochester, NY. Situated along the Dewey Avenue commercial corridor near the Rochester–Greece border, the salon offers both walk-in availability and scheduled appointments. The shop is open seven days a week, including Sundays, with weekday hours running from 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM.

Nails 7 Salon & Spa provides a broad menu of nail and body care services:

• Nail enhancements: Acrylic full sets and fills, dip powder applications, gel nails, gel nail extensions, and overlay services in styles including coffin, pointed, ombre, and French
• Manicures and pedicures: Basic manicures, Russian manicures, spa pedicures with multiple tiers up to a super deluxe option, and combination manicure-pedicure packages
• Nail art: Freehand designs, 3D nail art, and rhinestone applications
• Waxing: Eyebrow, upper lip, chin, full face, arms, legs, underarms, back, chest, bikini, and Brazilian waxing
• Additional services: Eyelash extensions, paraffin treatments, polish changes in regular and gel, and nail repair

The salon also offers children's nail services and men's manicure and pedicure options, making it accessible to a wider range of clients than many nail-focused shops.

Nails 7 Salon & Spa has built its clientele around detailed nail art work, particularly 3D designs and rhinestone embellishments that are prominently featured in the salon's online gallery. The shop's seven-day-a-week schedule and walk-in policy make it one of the more accessible salons along this stretch of Dewey Avenue.

The salon sits on Dewey Avenue (Route 18) near the 4400 block, close to the Dewey-Latta Plaza area and just south of the Rochester–Greece town line. This section of Dewey Avenue is a mixed commercial and residential corridor with strip plazas, chain retailers, and independent businesses lining both sides of the road. Street parking and plaza lot parking are typical for this stretch. The neighborhood has a suburban feel with easy car access from both the Town of Greece and the northwest side of Rochester.