I love this nail salon. I always go there. They always do good work and all the ladies there are so…read morenice.

Seriously, where did all these 5 star reviews come from?!? I'll tell you - obviously they're…read moreJenny's customers! I went as a walk-in and wasn't lucky enough to get Jenny (who is also the owner) so my experience was not 5 star worthy. It may not have even been 2 star worthy. I walked in, Tuesday afternoon around 3:30 and the place was empty: 1 customer sitting at the drying table, and 2 employees sitting there staring at me. I'm standing there, clueless, for a least a minute when one of the ladies manages to ask me (in VERY broken English) if I had an appointment. I told her I didn't (although now I wish I had) and that I would like a shellac manicure. She got me the color wheels and told me where to sit. As I was looking thru the colors, I tried asking the woman about lash extensions since I had seen the amazing Yelp photos. She didn't understand and thought I was asking about a color. Oh boy. And she was the better English speaker out of the 2 ladies manning the shop. I later found out that Jenny was in a private room with a lash customer but if I wanted lashes, I could book an appointment and the cost will be $35 -awesome price, kinda too good to be true. I'm intrigued. So back to my manicure. She soaked my hands in cool water. No cuticle remover/lotion applied though. When she proceeded to scrape my nails and clip my cuticles, she was using so much pressure pushing my nail and ripping my skin that it actually hurt! She also tried twisting my thumb toward her further than my thumb can naturally twist - which also hurt. Next, she applied lotion. Yup, lotion. Not at the end of the manicure but immediately following my cuticle removal. The massage was brief. Then she had me wash my hands. When I came back from washing she applied alcohol to my nails and had me bake my hands under the light. What??? Cooking the alcohol in??? The painting process was extremely slow and overly cautious - and never mind me trying to explain the special design I wanted. This was a nightmare and I regret going. My shellac manicure cost $26. I have an appointment for lashes. I imagine that experience will be much better because it's with the owner. Consumer beware. There's only one person that can properly communicate with you here. Hopefully they're better staffed on the weekend.

My mom comes here regularly and I go with her occasionally. The service is always great, with good…read moreprices and a very clean, pretty atmosphere. I have gotten manicures, pedicures, and eyebrow waxing done and all of the services are great! The owners are very kind and friendly and really make an effort to get to know you and make sure your experience is great!

I love getting a pedicure where they take their time and pay close attention to details. If this is…read morewhat you like, this is the place to go. High quality pedicures and manicures at low prices, where relaxation is met with a calming environment. It's in a great location with a lot of shopping and restaurants for any other errands that may need to be done! It is a local favorite and I have recommended it to various people! I highly suggest any pedicure because they do not disappoint!

I've been going to Kay's Nail Bar for over a year now and this is by far the best nail salon…read morearound! IMO nothing is prettier than a well done French manicure and pedicure. Everyone is very welcoming and friendly and every technician does an outstanding job. Mimi however does the best pedicures ever!

Very friendly staff. Ok with walk-ins. My other half was going to a wedding in Tampa and wanted to…read moreget her nails done for the event. I tagged along. They got us sat really quick even without an appointment. I had gotten a pedicure. She had a manicure/pedicure. They took their time. I had gotten a hot wax treatment on my feet. They put my feet in a bag with hot wax and let it harden. New feelings. Would recommend! They also let me sit and chill in my pedicure chair while I waited for her to get her to be done with her manicure. If you're ever in Tampa, check them out!

Went in for a manicure and a pedicure. The pedicurist was…read morepatient and did her job well. The manicurist rushed through my hands and did a piss poor job, leaving my nails uneven. I WOULD recommend getting services from the technician with the dark skin and tattoos!

2/5 This place is struggling--and not in a charming underdog…read moreway. I came in for a simple service and was immediately met with chaos. The tech who started my pedicure had a broken drill and had to hold the cord in just the right spot while trying to file my toes... it took 15 minutes to do three. He also cut me twice. I had to ask for a new person. The manager ended up doing my nails while someone else finished my toes, and while they turned out okay, the whole experience felt rushed and uncomfortable. No cleaning under the nails, no attention to detail. The salon was severely understaffed with 4-5 overworked employees scrambling to keep up. I genuinely feel for them, but this isn't how you treat paying customers. Until they get more help and better equipment, I wouldn't recommend.

I had a wonderful pedicure! I will definitely coming back! Very nice, clean and so relaxing!read more

I hope Yelp doesn't remove its seems like they do often. Best pedicure ever. The owner is amazing…read more. Check her Facebook

I noticed that they were new to the area, so I went in without an appointment. I was able to get…read moreright in and they gave me a great pedicure. I get pedicures to be pampered a little and have my feet rubbed, and they did that very well. I get regular toenail polish not anything fancy. It is holding up beautifully and it's two weeks at this point so far. I usually go every four or five weeks. One of the things I found to be a little unusual. These days was that they didn't charge me for the credit card fee. My other Salon raise prices and started charging for the credit card fee and didn't increase any value to their service. I'm happy to find this new place with Friendly, professional People.

Went in and they seen me right away since there weren't any customers. She did really good on my…read morenails and took about an hour for a regular pink and white. Reason for 4 stars is there was no price sheet around and once she finished she said it was $47 for a regular pink and white. I wasn't aware of the price, said ok and paid but won't be back. Way too expensive for regular pink and white without design or anything.

my favorite nail salon! its clean neat and has an abudance of chairs and staff. They also care for…read moreyour cleanliness. They offer a wide variety of colors and services. They even have specials depending on the month! I got to try out the valentines day pedicure which was divine.

Got my nails done before the 4th of July and paid over 100$ for a full set. Looked very cute... 2…read moredays later they started lifting and before the 4th of July 2 just popped off. I called them and they said come in next day, We will fix it so came in and they fixed 5 of the nails the next day. Then next day The other Nails popped off went back and this is the result of them repairing my nails. I don't know what you wanna call this, but never going back again. Absolutely hideous! Spent 5.5 hours , three separate days, having to have someone watch my children so I can come back all within a week and 100$ down the drain...

Love love love! Everyone was kind and I was in and out w a mani pedi in 1 hr 20 min! They convinced…read moreme to use Chrome and I got compliments for weeks. No chips in my gel mani for 3 weeks.

For a recent milestone birthday, I treated myself to a French manicure at Kaizen Nail Bar in…read moreSeminole, FL. The day before I went to the salon I called to check the pricing and was told a French manicure was $30 and a gel manicure was $50. Prior to having the nail technician begin my manicure, I verified the price and was told a French manicure is $35 and a gel manicure is $50. Several years ago I had a bad experience removing the polish from a gel manicure, so I opted for the regular French manicure even though I wasn't happy that they quoted me one price on the phone and raised it by $5 when I was seated in the salon. Two days after the manicure the tips began flaking off, and by the third day the clear polish fell off. I returned to the salon and asked for the manager. The woman at the front desk came around and I explained the sitation. She said that when I was there the day of my manicure she cautioned me that the regular polish wouldn't more than three days and I declined a gel manicure for $40 which would last for several weeks. This is totally NOT accurate. I was told a gel French manicure was $50. Because I was already splurging, I couldn't justify a $50 manicure (of course this was excluding a tip). When I questioned the discrepancy between prices quoted on the phone vs in salon (day of manicure), I was told they never would have quoted these prices. Again, today, the supposed manager, told me in her five years answering the phone she has never made a mistake. Rather than make things right today, she said she'll be there next I come in. I let her know there won't be a next time.