unsanitary and health department needs to come and check them out. They reuse the same stuff that they used on other people without disinfecting the stuff, you have to tell them to wash and spray certain things. It's ridiculous read more

Really good and cheap !! Total cost was about 55 for a short get set with diamonds on the ring finger on both sides. Just need to work on shaping a little but it's gel so it's gonna come out a little harder to shape so I understand!! read more

Lucky Park Nail Salon - white gel acrylics with diamond on the ring finger for $55 - Nail Salons Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This was my first post lock down nail refresh. I mistook this for the nail shop down the street I intended on going to but since I was here I thought I would give it a shot. Nope. My tech re-used a towel that was sitting at her station. I wanted SNS, the color selection is not the best. I asked for my nails to be shaped, they were filed but not to the shape I asked for. She started my SNS without a manicure 1st, when I asked for it I was told no, it would come after once she was done with my manicure she grabbed a cuticle nipper from the table next to us, and I said is this even sanitized? She said it just ca one out of alcohol. NOPE! Autoclave all instruments!! There was another customer in the shop drying her pedicure and when she left, nobody got up and sanitized her chair. During my service 2 techs were so close watching my servicemen they were almost on my lap I asked one tech for some space and my tech sneezed. If I don't get Coronavirus from this manicure, I will thank the higher powers. As soon as I got home, I showered and washed my clothes. Plus, my nails look awful read more

3.5 stars This is my spot in BK! It's not "Manhattan $100 new set of nails posh atmosphere" but it will do. A husband and wife run/own this place. I only let them do my nails - they are super fast. The prices are good. My current nail obsession is gel polish with glitter. It's the best I've found so far. The fill-ins last about 1.5-2 weeks (at least mine do). Be nice and they will be nice to you. Some girls walk in here so aggressive and demanding. The staff is very friendly and funny here, especially Jennifer who does pedicures - everyone is her "baby". They have may loyal customers including me. Regarding nail art - I follow TONS of nail techs on Instagram and often get inspiration for my next design from those photos. Here at Chen Park, they don't like duplicating other artists designs. I've tried many times to bring in a picture and get them to use this as inspiration but they want to charge more. Now I just explain what I want and work with what I know their skill level can deliver to avoid the hassle. read more

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Cheap, awesome place. Best I've been in Brooklyn! I got a fill, with custom design and gel top coat for $23! My nails look stunning. The place was super clean. The staff -- so friendly and sweet! The speak great English - were very nice, polite, helpful. Overall I'm over-the-moon happy to find my new nail salon here in Brooklyn. ***cash only*** but ATM next door. read more

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I've gone to this place a few times when in a tight pinch and every time I am disappointed, tonight was no different. I went in for a quick set after work from Mae (At the front table) she was on the phone for most of the service, worked with no real attention to detail and during buffing, cut my finger. She tried to hide the cut and when I asked about it she said because I wanted it buffed...No change in utensils and I'm sure she used the same on her next customer She charged me full price for the service, not even considering to discount for the inconvenience. This will be my last time going to this unkempt hole in the wall. Will be taking my business where it is respected and I wont risk constant infection read more

Lucky Park Nail Salon - Nail Salons Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The attentiveness of the gentleman that did my nails was greater than the upscale salons in the area. Great choice for an affordable rate.

I just went for a full acrylic set and couldn't be happier! The price was great at under $30 with tip & the stylist was fast and good. They don't speak much English here but they do their best and are very friendly. I had no appointment but was in and out in under an hour. They also have a good array of rhinestone doodads like bows, studs, flatbacks and hello kittys- I was told a bow on each hand is $8 all together which is not a bad deal. I've definitely paid much more for a manicure that wasn't nearly as good in Manhattan. I think I've found my new favorite nail salon. read more

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Salon was definitely following safety standards for COVID-19 got tips done last minute walk in came out decent for the price compared to other salons right now. read more

Very unhappy currently. I had the best experience at this salon. The next day, my beautiful set broke! I was hurt and just wanted a quick repair by the same technician because I loved her work. I called ahead to be sure she'd be available to do it. I was informed however, that I'd have to pay again for the repair! I explained to her I was just in less than 24 hours ago but she insisted I pay because I only got a filling and it's not her job to be sure these things don't happen. Needless to say my manicure is ruined and I'm never going back. I would love to rate them 5 stars because their skills are perfect but the service...just poor. :( read more

The lady who sits right by the entrance is amazing at acrylic tips with gel top. Just be careful when taking off your old set, a male technician was rough and damaged my real nails. This salon is no frills but they're really good at gel and acrylics tips. Prices are low for NYC. read more

Are you desperately searching for FANTASTIC glitter and design acrylic nail tips? Then a quick ride on the Q-train will take you to the best nail salon for acrylic nails that I have found, and I have searched high and low. Chen Park Nail Salon - the outside sign reads "Lucky Park" - is an unassuming little salon sitting right next door to the Parkside Ave., Q line, subway station. You would never think that they provide the quality and variety of glitter tips not to be found anywhere else, but they do. Not only do they do a beautiful job, but their pricing is amazing at $30.00 for a full set of "seashell" glitter acrylic tips, including a free gel top coat. I am from Texas where acrylic tips are a way of life. The local salon that I use there has over 100 styles of acrylic tips, applied perfectly, quickly and for the utterly reasonable price of $40 for a new set, including gel top coat. For the past 5 summers I have been coming to NYC for my daughter to study and train. Both of us wear glitter and/ or patterned tips and I have been searching all over NYC for a salon to do my fills, repair a nail if it breaks or comes off, or for a new set. I have been utterly disappointed time and time again. Either the salons that I have tried have been incompetent or ridiculously expensive or both. I had given up on trying to find a decent salon for acrylic glitter nail tips. Please let me explain what "acrylic glitter nail tips" are. They are acrylic nail tips, which are built onto the nail using acrylic powder and liquid. They are not gel tips. The type of tips that I was searching for and found at Chen Park Nail Salon involve first gluing on either a pre-patterned plastic tip - anything from abstract designs to checkerboards to animal prints - OR gluing on a white plastic tip then covering the white tip with heavily glittered and/or colored acrylic powder. A clear acrylic powder is then used to create the body of the nail, then a clear gel coat is applied at the end to seal the nail. The final result is a clear acrylic base with a tip that is glittered or colored or patterned. This does NOT involve complex painting of acrylic nails. At my home salon they might use a bit of glitter paint to accent the patterned tip before the clear acrylic is put over it, but, again, it does not mean painted tips - although this salon does this as well. While the selection of patterned tips at Chen Park Nail Salon is pretty limited - at this time there were only a handful of those options - they do an incredibly rich-looking "seashell" glitter, as they don't scrimp on the glitter itself, like other salons do and their glitter selection was quite good. The tips that my daughter's friend had done were a combination of 2 glitters and they did not charge extra for this as I have found other salons here in NYC do. We also had pedicures at Chen Park Nail Salon that were first rate. It is only $12 for the basic pedicure, which, by itself, is better than $30 pedi's I have had in the city. I was shocked to find that getting a "spa pedi" was only an additional $8 for a total of $20 for a really detailed and luxurious spa pedi. And $20 is as high as they go for the pedis. There are no "additional" items. Oh, except an additional 10 minutes of massage was an additional $10, which I got. Forget the rest of the nail salons out there - I've been to the one in Williamsburg - that offer glitter nails. They're crap AND they're obscenely expensive. Hop on the Q-line to Brooklyn, get off at "Parkside Ave.", walk out of the station and across the street for some of the best glitter acrylic nails I've ever found and a fantastic pedicure, all at a GREAT price! read more

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Definitely returning. Charismatic bunch and got my nails did by the boss lady! Walk with Cash, leave room for nails to dry if regular polish girl. Don't be afraid to say what you like or don't like, want or don't want! read more

Lucky Park Nail Salon - Nails. On. Fleek - Nail Salons Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Pretty pedi but the abrasion I got from the overzealous foot scrubbing still feels irritated a few days later. I dislike it when my callouses are given a light sweep, but this was a little too much. Saying ouch did not seem to help. Other than that was not a bad experience. read more

Lucky Park Nail Salon - My pedicure and the small abrasion I got from some overzealous foot scrubbing. - Nail Salons Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I'm going to review this for what it is: a cheap nail salon. If you're looking for a spa, move right along, nothing to see here. if you're looking for an under $20 mani/pedi and a $5 eyebrow wax, step right in to Chen Park Nail Salon. CASH ONLY. There's a McD's right next door with an ATM, just in case. It's not fancy, the color selection is not great, but the people do a damned good job. I BYO nail polish to any salon I go to so I can touch up an inevitable chip. That said, my mani lasted almost a full week without so much as a spec coming off-- so their base and top coat products are good. At the price point, I was not expecting much attention to detail... completely wrong. The young lady was meticulous every step of the way. Great feet scrubbing, filing and painting. I'll echo the others' comments about the language barrier-- the staff chat with each other and not so much the clients. I'm not one to chat with the staff and I never felt jilted by them, so this didn't have any affect on me. All in all fine place to go to a cheap mani/pedi. read more

I've been going here for a while and still haven't left a review so I feel it's long overdue. I've been coming here for a few months. First for gel acrylics, then regular gel and from time to time eyebrows. With gel I've found it that generally at other places, nails can either look too thick or peel off in just a few days. I don't think this has really been a problem here for me. I was charged $20 something for an acrylic gel fill in, I believe. Cheaper than most places and they lasted me the 2 weeks, sometimes longer. I love how these girls do eyebrows as well. I noticed that many customers come here for eyebrow and lip waxes. In the past when getting my brows done at other places, I've broken out from wax, had too much taken of or was just straight up given eyebrows that looked comical, like way too thick and arched. Here I feel like the girls know the meaning of "just clean it up" and "don't take off too much". The girls are really nice here, make friends and relations with many of their customers. Only thing that's a downer is that they don't take card, and I always have to remember to take out cash read more

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If I could choose no stars, I would. Went in for powder gel, left with a hot mess that I could've done myself. I only left because I was losing my patience. Straight trash! Don't go here for anything too "complex" - they have no idea what they're doing! Poor skill; poor service. read more

Lucky Park Nail Salon - Nail Salons Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

After reading the review, I called to find out how late the place was open and got, "I don't speak English, you talk too much" and she hung up. Ugh. Not going there. read more

AVOID!!! I joined yelp just to write a review of a previous nail salon that butchered my manicure. This place did too. Also one of the most horrible, terrible, manicure experiences in 15+ years of bi-weekly manicures. They do not take appointments for one. Two, to say that little attention is paid to hygiene would be an understatement, and forget saying anything about it as barely any English was spoken. I asked for a powder fill, and got acrylic as the language barrier prohibited any discussion. My nails were in such a mess that I went with it, which I now wished I hadn't. 2 nicked cuticles, thick, thick acrylic, and filed so unevenly that I had to do it myself at home. He did not care, just sped through ruining my nails in under 30 minutes. I left without polish I was so unhappy, something I have only done once before. read more

My first time here. Walked in on a Tuesday 2pm and I was the only client. I showed Joanne a pic of what I wanted and I got just that. They don't have a huge selection of regular colors,but they do have many gel colors. My acrylic full set gel almond shape cost $40. I will be back when I'm in the area. read more

Lucky Park Nail Salon - Nail Salons Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I make this trek on the Q train to get my nails done. I am used to getting acrylic nails done by Vietnamese shops, which are aplenty in the South. (from NC) I found this shop via a yelp review, and I finally have a place to get my acrylic nails in NYC, after going a year without. I live in Manhattan and all they seem to have are snooty spas that only do manicures or gel nails. I have very brittle nails and prefer acrylic. Chen Park is not glamorous but you get a great set of nails for cheap, fill-ins and pedicures are equally cheap. read more

Not sure what's with all the negative reviews. But I think this place is great! I was thinking about just having my tips taken off but then decided on getting a fill. The lady doing my nails was very nice, and attentive- she convinced me to try a mood color gel when I asked how much she said, "All together 30" great! But then she suckered me into getting my eyebrows done. Which came out good, they're clean, and the area near my eyebrows didn't swell up which is also probably an indication of proper waxing technique. I wish I can say I'd be back, but I've been traveling a lot, but would definitely return if I'm close. read more

I like this salon they are precise when it comes to the shaping of my acrylic mails whether I want the coffin or pointy tip and do pedicures and eyebrows really well only issue is not a great selection of Polish I'd love to see some opi and Essie not those cheap ones that chip easily and they charge so much for designs and the filing that once youre done an 18$ full set turns into 30 easily. read more

My first experience at this salon was very good. I got powder nails done and they looked amazing. Unfortunately the second time was a catastrophe. My nails had no shape and were uneven. When they tried to fix them they only got worse. There were random bits of glitter on my nails and there were bumps. The worst part is that I got cut on my cuticles THREE times and I was bleeding. I was there for over an hour when it should've took me about 30 minutes. They refused to give me a discount and the lady that did them never even apologized. read more

The worst experience ever! Rude, condescending and if that wasn't enough, they cut me 4 times and got angry when I tried to choose a design for my nails she didn't feel like doing. Simply amazing how they are still in business. read more

i live across the street from this place and after trying this place a handful of times, i now go out of my way to get my nails done elsewhere. i have regular nails, no tips or anything, so my rating is based on just normal mani/pedi's. true-this place is unbelievably inexpensive, but you really do get what you pay for. their nail color selection is terrible, i have never found the color i actually want, and i'm pretty sure that most of their colors are not only incredibly poor in quality (cheap-o drugstore brands, not OPI or Essie), but also watered down. i've never had a mani or pedi from here that lasted more than 24 hours without starting to chip or peel. they also do this weird filing thing with an electric grinder which took off the top layer of my toenails and left them whitish and very brittle. not well ventilated, and little to no a/c in the summertime, which makes for a really really bad combo, if you ask me. last time i was there, they didn't have real nail dryers and i was put under a couple of mini fans. skip this place. read more