Gel Polish Bar - guess what the business is?

Ok, I'll give a guess, then look them up. But I won't give it away when I do.

I think...maybe a skin care place? Like a day spa?

BTW, that picture is disgusting.

Looked it up....Aha! Hee Hee!

Well at least you can understand why I never thought of stopping in as that is what I thought they might be serving.

And I thought bar and Polish made sense (it was the gel I couldn't quite grasp)- I grew up in area that had a lot of Polish people and they and bars seemed to get along well.

I am not blond by the way.

I've been in a 'Polish' restaurant in Chicago .... and noticed that nearly all the food served was actually German.

As is this pictured 'gel' (aspic).
(You got such food decades ago in pubs, which didn't have a kitchen for hot food.)

"Gel " (aspic) dishes are common across Eastern Europe. If the picture shows up, it is jellied pig's feet, galareta z nóżek ("jelly legs").

So I give you all a hint that is not what Gel Polish Bar is serving up that "delicable" gel type dishes.

Any other thoughts ?

In England we have something called "brawn" which is kind of similar, except it is usually served in slices and often eaten in a sandwich or bread roll. You can buy it in delis alongside ham etc.

Is it in Hanover, MA by any chance?

Also it's nothing to do with Poland?

yeah but you weren't supposed to look it up - I wanted you to guess what it would serve had you seen the name in passing so no telling.

Well, if it's "to polish" and "gel" - I would add nails.

Not everyone thinks blond like me --

This place had been there for months, and any time I drive by I am befuddled thinking it is a Polish bar as in Poland and wonder why the h*ll they call it a a Gel Polish Bar an not just a Polish bar.

I finally decided to look it up and imagine my surprise when I realized no food was served (or drinks for that matter). Maybe it was a blind spot in that it was a yogurt place before and I had only envisioned food going in there.

It would have been funny though if I decided to walk in for some Polish fare.

Never associated polish always just thought it had to do with Poland. Just wasn't sure if anyone else ever thought the way I do.

I will have to bring it up to some locals and see if anyone at all that it was what I thought it was.

Maybe it's a gender thing; my girlfriend and daughter both knew at once what kind of a place it is.

if it is anything like gel polish bars around here, they will offer tea/coffee/juice/water to you

wonder why the didn't call it a nail salon?

Polish bar? Probably vodka.

Well don't think so - considering I am a woman and I do get my nails done on occassion.

nah I looked on line and the bar part is that they make it look like a bar - the ratings for this gel polish bar were low and service said it was pretty bad. At least for whoever wrote in - there were not many.

because gel polish is a specialty nail process and that's all some nail places do - they want people to know that