I paid $85 for a spa pedicure that was supposed to be relaxing..however the pedicure area is a big,open room with extremely bright supermarket-type fluorescent lighting which is not exactly soothing. The noise level/conversations of all the other patrons is amplified in this room due to the acoustics, so it is not very quiet. They also have overhead music and TVs on at the same time. Too much going on. Was rather stressful, actually. The technician slapped on the foot scrub without working it in and just rinsed it off..no scrubbing happened here. Literally just dumped the product into the drain. I asked for attention to calloused skin and a removal product was used, but it was rubbed off after it had been applied and not filed or scrubbed. A very hard leg massage was given which I looked forward to the end of. Later that night, my rough feet got stuck to my bedsheets...so I was not left with smooth feet by any means. For nearly $100 dollars, I should have left that shop feeling like I fell asleep on a cloud of marshmallows while mermaids stroked my hair. And, be prepared to pay $20 extra for gel polish, which at many other shops I have never paid more than $10 extra for...even in NYC. If you are getting a UV gel fill for nails, I suggest paying close attention to the pricing. A FILL is $40. If you want your nails painted with color gel, they charge another $10. So, $50 for a UV gel fill if you want them painted! Other salons I have patronized charge $35 or so for the fill and of course the gel polish is included. This salon should not ask you to choose a color when you come in then. What they should do is tell you if you want your gel fills painted, it is an additional $10 and the available colors are XYZ. I found this to be quite underhanded and sneaky. Their price list is written to have multiple meanings, so it is important to be cognizant of that. On the quality of the fill-in on the nails, I'll say they are acceptable looking, color is within the cuticle, etc., but it was applied very thickly, perhaps more thickly than I am used to, and filed very dull, so if you have an itch, forget it, you can't scratch, and trying to pick up coins off the floor took forever. I felt it was also important to note that the technicians that I encountered did not appear to be very happy. They barely said two words during the entire service and it was clear that even though I was pleasant to them, they were not interested in engaging. At all. To clarify, they had the personalities of door knobs. I did hear one of the technicians become defensive with a customer after the customer asked her to clarify the differences in pedicure treatments and prices, which there was no need for. So after trying this place, I'll just say, you live and learn, but truthfully, there are much, much better shops just a town or two over that are more reasonably priced, more transparent and honest in their dealings, and actually happy to receive your business. read more