SONNY & TEE · ROME, GA

Pedicures in Rome, GA

Six rituals, from a clean classic to the long one with hot stones and candle oil.

715 Turner McCall Blvd NE Walk-ins welcome Every price posted

Rome · Pedicures

An hour off your feet on Turner McCall

Rome works standing up. Retail floors, hospital shifts, the school run, a summer spent on the river — feet keep the score, and by Friday they are the part of you asking loudest.

So the pedicure menu here is built as a ladder rather than a single service. The Classic does exactly what it says. The Tropical Deluxe takes its time, and takes the week with it.

The Sunday hour

Rome is the studio that opens on Sunday, 12 to 5. It is the quietest stretch of our week and the easiest time to get the long rituals without watching a clock — which is why the Tropical Deluxe gets booked more on a Sunday afternoon than any other slot. Calhoun rests Sundays, so if that is your only free day, this is the door.

Every price in the open

Pedicures at Rome

These are the Rome prices. A “+” means the set begins there and rises with length and art — you will hear the total before a single tool is lifted.

The Pedicure Rituals

Classic Pedicure $27 / gel $42
Herbal Paradise Spa $37 / gel $52
Men's Sport Pedicure $42
Deluxe Pedicure $47 / gel $62
VIP Pedicure $57 / gel $72
Tropical Deluxe $72 / gel $87

The full menu — add-ons, take-offs, waxing

The long one

Tropical Deluxe

$72 / gel $87 · about 75 minutes

  1. Detox sea-salt soak

    Bath flowers on the water. Ten minutes in, you stop checking your phone.

  2. Fresh citrus massage

    Sharp and cool — the one that wakes your legs back up after a week on them.

  3. Sugar-scrub exfoliation

    Heel to toe, until the skin takes the light properly again.

  4. Callus treatment

    The unglamorous, necessary one — and the reason open-toe looks right.

  5. Nourishing mask & hot towels

    Wrapped, and left alone. Nothing is asked of you here.

  6. Hot-stone massage

    Warmth pressed into the calf, where a week of standing collects.

  7. Candle-oil massage

    Warm oil, slow hands. The part people book the whole ritual for.

  8. Paraffin wax & lotion

    Sealed in, so it still looks like this on Saturday night.

One opinion, gently held

If you are coming in before something that matters — a wedding, a trip, open-toe season — book the Deluxe ($47) rather than the Classic. The difference is the callus work and the mask, and that is the difference you will still notice a week later.

Find us

715 Turner McCall Blvd NE
Rome, GA 30165

(706) 237-7345
Monday – Friday10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Coming from nearby

Guests drive in from Cave Spring, Cedartown, Lindale and Armuchee — most of them a short run from the door, with parking right outside. Open Sunday, 12–5.

Looking for the other half of the menu? Manicures at the Rome studio.

Questions we hear at the door
How much is a pedicure in Rome, GA?

Pedicures at the Rome studio run from the Classic Pedicure at $27, or $42 with gel, up to the Tropical Deluxe at $72, or $87 with gel. In between are the Herbal Paradise Spa at $37, the Deluxe at $47, and the VIP at $57. Every price is posted before you sit down.

What is included in the Tropical Deluxe pedicure?

Eight steps: a detox sea-salt soak with bath flowers, fresh citrus massage, sugar-scrub exfoliation, callus treatment, a nourishing mask with hot-towel wraps, hot-stone massage, candle-oil massage, and paraffin wax with moisturising lotion. It is $72, or $87 with gel.

How long does a spa pedicure take?

About 40 minutes for the Classic, and roughly 75 minutes for the Tropical Deluxe. The longer rituals are longer because the soak and the massage are not rushed — that is the part you are paying for.

Do you do pedicures for men?

Yes. The Men's Sport Pedicure is $42 — the same care, a firmer massage, and a natural finish with no polish unless you ask for one.

Are you open on Sunday for pedicures in Rome?

Yes. The Rome studio is open Sunday from 12 to 5 PM, along with Monday to Friday 10 to 7 and Saturday 10 to 6. Sunday afternoons are our quietest hours, which many people prefer for the longer rituals.

Whenever the week lets go of you.

Walk in, or reserve the hour and have it waiting. Either way, the water will be warm.

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