Recently I was on the hunt for a new nail salon. My previous nail salon was "old school". But, I…read morehad a few problems that I could not get over and just didn't want to go anymore. A friend I work with recommended her salon, Cream Nail Bar. I've been 5 times and currently sitting here enjoying my first pedicure with Jenny. I was able to make an appointment fairly quick. My first appointment was with T. She was great! I then was with Phoebe. She was awesome as well. Another appointment I was with Kokes. She was fantastic too. Of those three they all do nails a little differently. Nothing negative. You just have to speak up and talk about what you are looking for in your nails, and find your tech. It's nice having a plan a tech, plan b... ect. I guess that's the military spouse in me. All three respected and delivered my wishes. I average a nail appointment 10-12 days because I have nervous energy and end up picking at them. I am also hard on my nails. I do housework, clean, cook, garden ect. I just like them to look nice. All three were ok knowing they would see my face 3 times a month. My money, my nails. I average $50-$55 for a fill. A little higher than I've paid elsewhere. I've never seen a price list for my manicure/nails. But, I enjoy the service and quality. My pedicure will run me $55-$60 today. I've enjoyed it so far. Overall, a wonderful place for your nail needs. I highly suggest making an appointment and booking future appointments. I've found my new salon.

Overall I wasn't that impressed for the price. I had read a lot of referrals to come here and I…read moretried it twice. The first time I went in, I didn't feel welcomed at all as a new customer. It felt as though it was like some sort of high school clique and I was intruding on their (the employees) space... I'm way too old for that. Examples: shooed to the back to wash my hands, nail tech was too busy talking on her phone or coworkers to even ask how I was doing. I went ahead and made an appointment to come back for a fill and another pedi. The second visit was better than the first, but still nothing impressive. During the second visit the nail tech did remember me and spoke to me a bit more this time. Having spent the last 25 years moving all over the country, I've been to a lot of nail salons in a lot of different states. For the price Cream charges for a full set, I'd expect to also be offered a drink, a manicure (take care of the cuticles at least), and a hand massage. Upon checking out I wasn't offered to schedule another appointment so I decided two tries was enough and I'll look somewhere more inviting and hopefully more affordable in the future.