Irvin slayed my French mani. Obvi one of the easier service for him but he killed it and I'll…read moredefinitely be back again and again and again.

Not the same since Dahwin left. The professionalism is lacking. Overall uncomfortable vibe.read more

They are consistently professional, skilled, and friendly. I can easily communicate what I need to…read moreget done.

The salon has an interesting atmosphere I wouldn't say it's relaxing or comfortable. It's difficult…read morewhen the workers do not speak good English. The service was just "OK". It was clean and fast which is important to me and what I look for getting a nail service.I would return, however there are similar salons that offer better customer service.

Always a calming and tranquil atmosphere! Very accommodating to fit you in for an appointment. Yuri…read moreruns a great facility. Pictured is a gel refill I had today.

Relaxing atmosphere, friendly staff and they do a wonderful job on my nails. Likely to be my…read moreregular place from now on.

came for a pedicure.. wife was alone husband shows up to do my pedicure doesn't know what he's…read moredoing asking wife for help in process I'm trying to ask why is he massaging my ankles and not my feet for reflexology and all they keep responding is ohh ohh what a rip off dude didn't bother to even scrape my callus on my left foot and I went with the ultimate heel smh avoid this place

This used to be my spot for nail care and nail design. My opinion has greatly changed. After my…read morelast manicure, mu cuticles were a mess! My nails all broke and began to peel. I'm not sure if it's the technique or the products but I won't be back. Super friendly crew and the gel and artificial nail work is great, but I take pride in natural home grown well kept nails. I've taken a month off any products to strengthen and treat my own nails which is awful. My boss even commented in a staffmeeting last week, "Oh myGod your nails are not done!!!!"

I followed my technician here to Daisy Salon. When that person left, Anna agreed to continue my…read morepowder dip nail service twice a month, and she is a perfectionist, as was my regular tech. Then one day, Anna tried to tell me it would be better for me to switch to traditional ultraviolet gels. I was caught off guard. She actually argued with me, and insisted that I try it (Even though I told her I'd used those for years before and didn't like them). Because I could see I wasn't getting anything else done that day, I said, "Okay." The ultraviolet gels performed poorly as expected. Gels get spongy when your hands get wet a lot, for example, while doing dishes, swimming, or bathing kids. Then the gel nail becomes unstable and lifts from the base. Not to mention that this instability invites bacteria to settle into and underneath it, creating puffy cuticles, irritation, redness, and itching, which it did. I didn't go back for 8 months. But when I did go back, I asked Anna point-blank: "I know you don't like doing the powder dip nails, but would you do it?" She said Yes, no problem. Guess what happened when I got there? Anna tried to show me her new system, where the nails are thicker and use only ultraviolet gels, again. I couldn't believe her nerve. This time I argued back No, I don't want anything else but powder dip nails. So Anna starts digging around for powder dip nails, which are different from those used for ultraviolet gels. So Anna starts the job by removing the old powder dip and applying tips to the nails that needed them. But on my left hand, all the nails were grown out long and didn't need tips. Would you believe she used this tall stand where I couldn't see my hands on the other side? She cut all my long nails off and put tips on both hands. I was watching TV and talking to a friend I brought with me (Yes, I actually brought her business) when I caught on too late. I wasn't going to walk out in the middle, but needless to say, I was pissed, but I held it together and held it in. Would you believe that after that, Anna switched me over to her trainee tech and went to do someone's eyebrows. Anna never came back. The trainee was very nervous, not from me, but because this was her first time doing the powder dip. Can you believe that happened? I have been going to Salons for powder-dip nails for 10 years, twice a month. Do you know how much money I have paid my techs? Plus 20% twice a month. That's a mid-size monthly car payment. And she tossed me over to her trainee and never came back to check on me. You know, when I first met her and saw the perfectionist she was, I never could've expected she would behave this way. The trainee did some things well, like her filing, and the nail shape was very flattering. But one hand didn't get as much of the French nail pink color, so under the white line, you could see right through the nail to the other side. That's a telltale sign that you're wearing tips, and that's not why I pay them $85 plus 20%. So that's no bueno. When I paid, Anna asked, Will you be back? You know I don't blame the trainee. She performed despite also being abandoned by Anna in the middle of her first powder-dip nail service, and I felt a lot of compassion for her because of that, too. Look, it's nails. It's not a physician's office. But to be fair, I'm being upfront about what I want. I'm being kind, and I pay well. But I want to pay for what I asked for. It's pretty standard for people to ask for a specific tech and get it. If a switch must happen for some reason, a discussion with the customer should take place. It did not here. In fact, Anna knew full well that when I arrived, she was going to argue with me AGAIN about what service I was going to pay for. That's no bueno. I noticed that some of this salon's 11 highly regarded reviews are from 2 years or 1 year ago. Look, businesses go through changes. It seems Anna is more in charge now than before, and she's on a journey to learn how to treat customers to gain the almighty loyalty. I was loyal to my previous tech for seven years. I am a commodity in the nail salon business. I am a good, well-paying customer, and I will not be loyal to this kind of treatment. You will have to make up your own mind.

I love it here! I've been coming here for years and the service is always great and the individuals…read morewho work here are so kind. They ensure to strike up a conversation with me while doing my nails and make me feel like family. The place is extremely clean and they do an amazing job with my nails! I suggest the color gel - it is worth it for the price. It lasts a month or longer (depending on how fast your nails grow) without chipping or cracking.

Love this place. Clean and friendly environment. Definitely recommend calling ahead to make an…read moreappointment. Some of the Pedi chairs are broken. Otherwise great place.

Best ever nail salon. I had a wonderful mani & pedi. They massage hands, arms, legs & feet. Royal…read moretreatment was given. My nails were beautiful. I chose the Gel UV. I live in Florida but was visiting Ct. My daughter recommended this salon. The nails lasted 6 weeks with no breakage. I am now trying to a comparable salon here in Florida..no luck yet.

Wow!! I went to get my nails done for the first time with gel powder and they were meticulous!!…read more The nail spa is very inviting with easy playing music in the background and a calming atmosphere. The owners are so so sweet and kind~ go because you will enjoy it here!!

John and Ellen are the sweetest, warmest people and make you feel so welcome. I usually get gel…read morenails and I am always very satisfied with the quality. The atmosphere of the salon is very peaceful and the interior is extremely clean and minimalistic.