They have always gotten me in and taken care of my nails. They are very friendly people and they do…read morea good job. The prices are good also.

Lisa and Don the owners and their staff are fantastic! I hardly ever have to wait even without an…read moreappointment. Mani and pedi last a long time and Lisa's eyebrow wax is painless and Perfect. I recommend this family business.

Needing a new place for a pedicure, after my last place savaged my poor toes, I took several…read morerecommendations for V Nail Lounge. They were able to take appointments for quite a way out, as well as booking appointments for soonish; I booked a pedicure with Tim right before my trip abroad, giving myself maximum time to grow out the ingrowns the last place gave me. Big place, with lots of stations and lots of professionals. Clean, light and airy. The massage chair pedicure stations faced a large flatscreen tv showing the Olympic Games. Nice! Tim didn't give me much time to soak, but was very careful not to cut my nails too short, and not to file them too much in the corners. My podiatrist would approve. Didn't take off enough callus on the ends of my pinkie toes, but that's a hard area to reach. Massage of the feet and calves with lotion was relatively brief, but used a nice lotion that didn't reek of artificial scent, like the last place. Did a beautiful job painting my nails. Fast, efficient, professional, and no pain. I was happy. Afterward, relaxed by the good experience, I asked about a manicure, and ended up seeing Tim's colleague Linh, who was awesome. She told me about gel builder, to armor my weak and brittle nails without damaging them, and I signed up. We left my short nails the color the gel builder comes in -- a nice, natural pink. Maybe now I'll actually be able to grow them out past my fingertips, without them snagging and tearing! I love how strong and smooth they are now, which is helpful in making jewelry! I booked a follow up for a month from now. I look forward to trying out more of their services!

I called in to see if they can take me and they said yes if I got there within 15 mins which I did…read moreI picked my color and I was able to seat in the chair for a pedicure Randy was great he was nice and friendly I love that this place is clean and roomy

I've been going to My Nails for over 10 years and love everyone that works there. Mike does my…read morenails and they always look beautiful. Willy does my pedicure and I would want anyone else taking care of my feet! I highly recommend My Nails.

The lady cut my toes and shape all the way down. There were dogs in the back barking like crazy…read more Then one come out sniffing the customers. Then another one comes out and they start growling and fighting. I have brush lines on my toes. My feet look a mess $33 later.

I've been coming here for about two years, off and on, for pedicures; the place is run by a…read morehusband-wife team. They both have heavy SE Asian accents, so I've always had trouble communicating with them, which may or may not be an issue for others. The good: They take cleanliness seriously, with many tools coming from a sterilizer (although the pumice stones seem to be reused with only a rinse, based on what I saw). They always wear face masks, and there are clear plastic panels hung between their station and the massage chair pedicure station. The prices are very affordable, but I've only ever done basic pedicures with sometimes a basic manicure. The neutral: The place plays piano "Muzak" only -- the same CD, over and over. It could be worse, but they didn't quite attain the "soothing spa" environment they might have been trying for. Furnishings are old and somewhat worn; again, meh ambience, but irrelevant to the service. The not-so-good: I usually get my pedicures from the husband; he is thorough and careful, and my nails end up looking good. While he isn't always willing to give me what I ask for, he'll take the time to try to tell me why I can't have it (in particular: nail shape -- I have square beds but hate square nails; and the callus-shaving, which he won't always do to my satisfaction, telling me the calluses are there to protect something -- I think). He often comes across as a bit brusque and impatient with me, but that might just be more communication problems. I had a pedicure from the wife of the team last time. I find her even more difficult to understand than the husband, and she seems to have a harder time understanding me. She also seems to focus more on speed than on care. First, she didn't give me any time to do more than dip my feet in the pedicure tub before she got started -- a three minute soak first would have made the callus removal easier and more thorough. I like my toenails a working length: just shy of the end of the toe, so I'm not gouging my shoes. She cut them back so short they feel like I have ten stubbed toes, and she cut down the sides of the toenails, cutting ME in the process. It hurt, and I said "ouch!" When she cut me, but she didn't apologize or say anything. One cut was bad enough she had to apply pressure with cotton to get the bleeding to stop. The callus removal was less thorough than I prefer, although she did use the callus shaver, which I like. She wasn't able to get the calluses on my pinky toes, which are difficult to reach and take care to properly deal with. I had a manicure this time as well. Some of my nail beds are oval, and some are square; I prefer rounded, working-length nails (just a bit past the ends of my fingers). Some of my nails ended up rounded, and some ended up square; she tried to explain that they matched the nail bed, and to round them would go down the sides too much. I wish she'd discussed that with me beforehand. I have really thin, fragile, friable nails; I had to stop her from filing the tops too much. (I don't care if you are trying to smooth them; if they flake and peel and break as a consequence, that is not ideal.) point is: two years, and not only have they never bothered to learn my preferences, but I've also never particularly felt welcome. Final straw: it's a week later, and the too-short toenails still hurt. My big toe, where she seriously cut down along the side, is red and sore. I'll be soaking in Epsom salts for a while, it seems. And seriously growing out my toenails before I go looking for a different nail salon.

I got my nails done paid 45 tipped ten and didn't have the heart to tell her how bad my nails…read moreactually look

I went here for a gel manicure and absolutely loved it! I didn't have an appointment but they were…read moreable to squeeze me in. I really appreciated them taking the time to fit me in their schedule. They were extremely kind and accommodating. Everyone was very welcoming. Definitely recommend!

I got my nails done today and the workers were extremely nice but I was not happy with how they…read moresoaked my nails. Made me sit for an hour soaking them in straight acetone, dried out my hands really bad too. I'm used to having my nails soaked off by wrapping them in foil but not dipping my hands in a bowl of acetone. On top of waiting for an hour to soak off my nails, I noticed after I left that my hands were covered in nail glue so not too happy about that.

Amazing place, Brian and Penny do my sister and my nails every two weeks. Love this place and the…read moreprices are unbeatable

Hmmm. Let me just say that if you're a clean-freak or don't…read morenecessarily love sharing all the nail tools with everyone else who goes here, you should probably skip it. Also their gel color is notttt what you're expecting. I chose a really light pink and my nails are cream. So that's a bummer. The massage is very light. Overall won't be returning.

We were greeted when we walked in. The pedicure was decent. The salon was nice and clean. We didnt…read morehave to wait. They cahrge a few for using a card. They had a lot of fun polishes to choose from. My polish ended up smearing so I went back to get it fixed. I was given a hard time but they eventually helped me.

I was looking for builder gel nails and this place does it. I came as a walk in on Saturday and was…read moretended to right away. I got a pedicure first and the lady that did it was nice. I got a basic pedi with gel polish and it was $50. Their pedi area was nice and relaxing. They offered me a drink and I asked for water, that's a plus for customer service. After my pedi, i got my nails done. I had dip on my nails that I needed to be removed. It was different this time because he didn't have me soak my nails which I normally do at other nail places. Kevin did my nails and he did a good job and was gentle. My nails were $70. This is the first time I got builder gel put on my nails.

I was planning to have my nail done there. The guy somehow had two of my fingers bleeding when he…read morewas doing it! And the female manager explained that some people are sensitive vs others! Are you kidding me? Don't go there, sincerely!

Love Kim she does an amazing job! She is very delicate, and friendly! 3 or 4th time going to her…read moreand left very happy. Had my nails soaked off from a previous place, and didn't feel a thing!