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June 07, 2007
Meet the new shop, same as the old shop
Mariemont Barber Shop owner Ron Salzano knows all about going back to one's roots (and we are not speaking about the roots of one's hair).
Salzano and his barber shop has moved a couple doors down along the right wing of the Mariemont Inn, vacating the space he has occupied for the past several years. But the short move is one not unfamiliar to him: His new locale, just a couple doors to the right of his erstwhile shop, is the exact place where he first opened his barber shop.
"The new shop is where the old shop used to be. It's ironic," Salzano, who was one of the first tenants of Spinnenweber Builders, Inc., owners of the Mariemont Inn, said.
To commemorate the new move into the new location which used to be the original location, Salzano will be hosting an open house to show patrons and visitors the new look of the barber shop. The open house will be Saturday, June 16, and everyone is invited to come look at the new and improved shop.
Salzano will still be offering the staple treatments, from basic haircuts, shaves, hot towel treatments and facials.
For more information, visit the barber shop at 6880 Wooster Pike or call 271-7676 to make an appointment.
Salzano has been renovating his shop, adding a new look that includes hand-crafted counters and an updated interior design that is inviting to new patrons while still maintaining the ambiance regulars will appreciate.
Posted by johnston at June 7, 2007 12:13 AM