I visited this nail salon to have gel removed and with my own nail polish for a manicure Walking in…read morethis nail salon is small and a bit dated. The staff are quiet and polite. They were not a fan of my nailpolish and frankly did a manicure with normal polish I could have done at home. It was a bit bumpy and not as polished as I am used to. Also it chipped the next day. To their credit I believe they specialize in acrylics which are very different than traditional polish. I would advise you to try out their strengths.

I went in today with my daughter and they were able to squeeze us in. They do a great job and are…read morefunny and friendly. I had Nancy, she made sure that my nails looked beautiful with the cat eye. My daughter had Sonny who also did an amazing job on her nails. I will definitely be back and by the way, make sure to call in a couple of days ahead to make an appointment and don't be late lol.

I have the best experience it was one of my first times going there I got the cat eye nails and a…read morewonderful pedicure and a wax. The vibe was amazing. Everybody was super nice, super professional and they got a regular out out of me. I'll definitely be back.

went into Allure Nails hoping for a simple walk-in for two pedicures and left completely confused…read moreby the interaction. I asked for two pedicures, and instead of being told there was a wait time, appointment-only policy, or any clear explanation, I was simply told "no" in a very dismissive way. At first, I thought maybe they were busy, so I walked out -- but then turned around to ask how long the wait might be, only to be told "no" again. When I asked for clarification on whether we couldn't get services at all, the answer was still just "no." If this salon is appointment-only or unable to take walk-ins, that's completely understandable -- but basic communication and professionalism go a long way. A simple explanation would have made all the difference. Instead, the experience felt rude, confusing, and unnecessarily dismissive. Customers deserve clear, respectful communication, especially when they're walking in ready to spend money. Unfortunately, this experience left a very poor first impression.