Horrible. Stopped here with my mum while in town for a visit. I wanted a pedicure and she wanted a manicure. The place was spacious but there were only two people working on a Saturday morning. Luckily we got in right away but there soon came in others who had to wait. The woman who did my pedicure took no time to massage my feet, let me soak, or anything else typically associated with a standard pedicure. She also used a cheese grater on my heels, which I find unsanitary. Worst of all, she cut my skin with the cuticle cutter and I bled. She tried putting the blue liquid on it to help it heal and put pressure on it, but it didn't do any good. When I went to dry, I saw they have no dyers - just little fans they aim at your feet or hands. They did barely anything. Then when I brought my feet out from under the fan to be sprayed with a quick dyer, I saw the blood had pooled over my entire nail. I saw it just as the guy sprayed my feet and the spray literally made the wet blood splatter onto my skin. I asked him for a Kleenex. He tried to bring over that blue gel and I told him NO - I just needed a Kleenex at this point to soak up the blood. It ruined my polish (which was still wet). I'm praying I don't get an infection. Also, my mum's manicure wasn't dry an hour later and when she washed her hands after lunch, two of her nails got smudged. NOT worth the $35 for a pedicure and $16 for a manicure. That's more expensive than NYC prices where I've gone, with far less pampering, and far MORE blood involved. read more