Venezia (Energy Corridor) is a great salon! I value their professionalism and quality of service! I…read morehave been coming to them now for 4 years - since moving here. They service, girls, boys (recently witnessed), men, and women of ALL AGES! My last visit, Tammy (nails - dip, eyebrows) and Bella (pedicure) took very good care of me...AS USUAL. These two are always A+! I highly recommend Venezia. Try the coffee also! :)

I came in with an art design and Vivian killed it. She has the world's most steady hand and painted…read moreon these tiny hearts and designs! Definitely will go back to her

Haven Nails was one of the few nail salons with walk in appointments available on a Saturday so a…read morefriend and I decided to stop in. I paid $55 for dip nails with chrome. First impressions, I thought the salon was clean and rather small. They had 4 techs working and they were all busy when I came in but I didn't mind waiting. I showed my nail tech an inspo pic and let her know that I wanted square round nails and she got to work as soon as she was free. When she was working on my nails, another customer came in asking to get her eyebrows waxed. My nail tech stopped mid service when she was working on my nails to wax her eyebrows. I am patient so again, I didn't mind waiting however I could tell that the tech felt rushed and stressed. I'm not sure if this is the norm here but the tech only trimmed my nails before applying the dip powder but did not clean up my cuticles or trim any hangnails. Also, when she was filing down the dip, she cut 3 of my fingers which stung. I understand that she had another customer waiting on her but I don't think it was appropriate for her to rush through my service.

I called to ask the price of a full set with soak-off and was told $55. When I arrived, I was…read moreinformed there would be an additional $5 charge for the nail tips. Extremely disappointing and unprofessional. I would recommend going elsewhere

I needed a quick polish change and Genova happened to be next door from the wax salon. It used to…read morebe a Nails of America that was rebranded it seems. I was greeted warmly by the staff, who walked me over to a seat. The salon was very clean and spacious. The polish change took all of 15 minutes and cost around $12. I was glad it wasn't anything more as most places charge upwards of $15. I remember back in the day polish change was $8-$10. Ugh. I despise how expensive everything is nowadays, especially maintenance related.

Unfortunately, I received a nail bed infection from my mani here last week. This was the last straw…read morein an increasingly dissatisfied slip for me since becoming Genova. I've been coming here for several years off and on and usually leave happy, but as if the infection wasn't bad enough.... The customer service has really gone downhill. It appears a bit messy up at the front & crowded at the desk with girls just hanging out. Their technicians (never the same) seem unsure& timid, and there is usually a lack of communication between the front desk and the technician that I have to clarify repeatedly, even though the only thing I ever get is a simple, classic mani no polish, buff and go; and maybe a basic gel pedicure. The prices also went up by at least $10 a service overnight, once the name switched. Previously, I had a $100 gift card from NOA that they would not honor. Why not? I understand ownership changed, but to not honor past gift cards for longer doesn't bode well for established clients. Another time, back in May , I was told the wait would be over 45 minutes for a mani, even though that area appeared completely empty. Ok - so I walked back out and across the street to Blush Salon and got a lovely manicure right away. I don't expect I'll be returning to Genova any time soon.

I came in as a walk in & was treated with care right away! I ended up getting a mani, pedi, and my…read moreeye brows waxed... the experience for everything was SO GOOD! I would highly suggest coming to Lantern Lane!

I went to the Venetian for the first time recently and had an amazing experience. The staff was…read moresuper friendly and proactive. My nail tech Christine did a wonderful job! She made sure my nails were exactly to my liking. I would recommend this salon to any of my friends and family. Thank you Christine!

My technician is Sandy. She by far matches my request when I show her a picture. She fast and my…read morenails stay on without lifting for about 5 weeks. Her artistry is great! It gets better each time she does my nails.

I visited the nail salon, July 2026. I left dissatisfied. The quality of work was not met.read more

I tried to make this my regular nail salon. The manager is so rude to me every time and the last…read moretime I went she said SHE was in a hurry, despite HER telling me what time to come for my nails. I sure hope the owner reads these reviews because when you scare away a good customer that publishes a local magazine, I will definitely not be recommending to all my friends and clients in houston. They even answer the phone.

Literally only wanted a simply acrylic overlay on my big toe as my mail was chipped. Their overlay…read morewas a deep purple color so when you get a French manicure your toe will literally look very purple vs a clear nail color When I told them they tried to blame it on my toe nail lol I told the owner no it's your very purple liquid you're using on the nail They will get an attitude often when you point out something and the overlay shape was horrid I've tried to give them a couple of chances but no I had them removed it and went elsewhere pay a little more get the job done right

I fear I may have been gaslit into thinking I had a great service, only to see the final result,…read moredisappointed. While the economy is turning to shit, the only thing at least giving me some type of self care is getting pedicures and MAYBE a manicure. However, Milano just disappointed me in ways I didn't think could. Especially for a chain salon. I'm simple. I don't need designs. So if you're going to offer $30 simple pedicures and $25 manicures, I pray and hope it's still decent enough for me to come back. Not enough people speak up when it comes to getting a service done, but I did. I had Tina doing my pedicure. What I thought was wonderful, actually turned out to be terrible. It's like the before and during process were just fine, except when it came to the final product, she literally left streaks on my toes. I understand it was a Classic Pedicure, but that still doesn't excuse a shoddy job. For a $30 pedicure, I could go back to my regular nail tech and there won't be any streaks. Yvonne did my manicure. And after she had told me she was done, I look at my hands and realized she also left streaks on my fingers. Not enough coating. Or too much coating. She had to do my finger 3 times. She had to wipe away, paint 3 times, give it 3 coats and still, for some reason, it still smudged. The coating was just too thick. She even had to tell me that she had to do it 3 times. If it was done right the first time, she wouldn't have to tell me she had to do it more than once. Like hello? She was also on her phone talking. Multitasking. Look, I get it, but damn. Unprofessional. AirPods while talking the phone, and painting my nails. She even sprayed my toes and hands for a faster drying process and it still ends up smudged. I'm disappointed that even for $30 pedicure and a $25 manicure, I would at least get a decent service. Not a, "you get what you pay for" service. I should've know better. My fingers still smell like polish. The vigorous handwashing is coming. Pictures speak for themselves, even after speaking up. UPDATE: 4/20/2026 I called back, as they response asked politely to directly call back. While the person in charge for the day, answered. She stated that any classic service does not have any warranty. So she offered 15% a future service. I politely decline because, 15% is nothing compared to the end result I paid for. And second, it's good to know that my claim of "you get what you pay for" still stands. As you can't even get a "warranty" to fix your nails even though the tech did a bad job. There's no point is trying to have self care, even at the lowest price point, because you literally will get what you pay for. $30 for classic with bare minimum results.

Been coming here for about 2 years and have always had a great experience. I have a couple favorite…read moretechnicians ... shout out to Tammy & Kim but everyone I've had has been professional and skilled. The studio is always clean and comfortable and I'm always greeted warmly.

I've been coming to King Royal Nails since they first opened, and they just keep getting better and…read morebetter. Even though I've moved to Chicago, this is still "home" whenever I'm back in town -- no other salon has earned my loyalty the way they have. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere feels welcoming. They offer cocktails (and cookies!) while you're being pampered, and there are hundreds of polish colors to choose from. Around the holidays, the Christmas décor is next level -- festive, classy, and such a fun backdrop for self-care. The owners, Loc and his wife, always make me feel like family, and their warmth sets the tone for the whole salon. My favorite nail tech, Ainsley, puts so much attention and care into every set -- she's the one I trust to keep my nails flawless. King Royal Nails is the kind of salon you don't just go to -- you belong to it. Five stars all the way.

Sometimes, you just get spontaneous and decide, let's do a treat yo self vibe…read more Unfortunately what started out great, turned sour by the minute. I can't even bring myself to come back. Coming in, I was greeted by the guy at the front desk. Super nice and let me walk in on a Sunday evening. It wasn't busy but also not fully staffed. So everyone was occupied with a client. I get in the pedicure chair and wait for a bit. My feet are soaking in the water for probably almost 10 min. So I'm sure it's good enough. Here's where it just goes down hill. My nail tech was nice at first but throughout the service, I could just tell the job was going to be bad. After my feet had been soaking, he noticed leftover polish and instead of using polish remover, he used the buffer so hard on my big toe, that it broke my skin the second toe and it bled. I literally told him to stop and he said "oh have you been bleeding?" Like hello? He goes over to the right leg was about to buffer again and I said "stop". I ask him to use something else. The paint job? Oh my. Pictures will speak for itself but gosh glad it wasn't a premium service. He didn't even put the spacers on correctly. The lady next to him had to help me get a bandaid because he didn't give me one. Just dabbed neosporin. Never in my life had I ever had a bad nail job. I did speak up but it's just not enough to come back. The tech was already ignoring proper procedures.