In search of a last-minute pedicure, I decided to try a couple of things I haven't tried before:…read more The Yelp app for getting quotes and this salon. It worked better than I anticipated. VIP is a nice salon that does a good job of keeping the flow of customers moving. Although they do take walk-ins, best only to try that at non-peak hours. They even have Sunday appointments, but that's definitely an appointment only day. The ceiling lights are covered with screens that make it look like a sunny day with the cumulus clouds and a few stray butterflies on wire dangling in a couple of places. The window on the side have a screen with a beach scene. Both of these things lend VIP toward the sit-and-relax atmosphere. There are several different levels of manicures and pedicures available, depending on how far into the spa style you want to go. They're a nice group of people, will talk or not depending on you, but I've noticed a lean more towards the "no talk" during pedicures, but "let's chat" during manicures. Shellac and regular polish is available depending on how long you want the polish to last. They also offer some "natural" products as part of the mani or pedi.

I came in with a full overgrown acrylic set Id gotten done in Missoula. I asked to keep the length…read moreand the oval shape I had. When I asked him to fix my index nail he shaped crooked, the rest of the service he started digging his nails into my hand and overly aggressively yanking on my fingers. He refused to do what I asked for so I asked to just pay for what he did and leave. He tried to charge me $15 over the listed price, and I left with WAY too short, pointy, uneven, bulbous, unfinished nails. Not to mention the layer of gunk cured to my skin around my nails. I feel like he ruined my nails on purpose, because there's no way someone is actually that bad at what they do