I recently moved here and had high hopes for this place but ended up highly disappointed. The…read morelocation is great as it is right by Kroger where I shop so it seemed a logical option to combine picking a few things up and ending off with a pedicure; or so I thought. I was clear to ask if they strictly used pumice and scrub brushes; yes I was assured. So I sit down and get comfortable; it's been a long week, I'm tired, and a nice foot rub is going to be great. She tells me I have dry places on my feet and if I want that taken care of it will be an extra $3. Oh shoot, it's only $3, let's splurge a little. All was going well until I feel a cheese grater grinding my heel!!! Wth!! Uhm, NO!! As a business do you not know the damage these things cause and how easily it can quickly shred into ones feet causing bleeding, infections, etc.?? I'm here for a pedicure, not to have my feet destroyed. Not to mention there was no foot rub; nothing. A quick scrub with three purple pad, some quick lotion on the legs, and polish. That's it??? $28 for a cheese grater, slap some lotion, and I'm done? Look, I know a foot rub isn't everyone's cup, but it is mine. I've never had a pedicure NOT include at least a quick rub. I tip very well too so these little things that bring me joy reap great benefits. I am sad to say that this newcomer will NOT be back and is on the hunt for a better place to visit.

Love this place! They always do a wonderful job on my nails and they actually last weeksread more

Owner was very, very rude! I asked for a pedicure and the service was fine. When I was checking out…read moreshe added $4 and said she charges extra for the chair. When I said that wasn't explained to me she yelled and started trying to take the disposable flip flops and toe separators off of my feet. I she said she reuses them. I would not recommend this place due to questionable business practice. I also have concerns about the hygiene if they are reusing the flip flops and toe separators.

My first time here but won't be last. The girl who painted my toe nail was really professional. She…read moretook her time and finished my pedicure nicely. Although I had to wait a bit fory manicure, it was still a pleasant visit. I didn't ask for Ana but I think other girls are pretty good as well. Oh, and did I mention the price range is really reasonable? My new favorite nail salon!!!

Consistent quality and a splash of creative has kept me coming back to Tina for years...plus her…read moregenuine friendship!

I love this place because they are always welcoming. They fit me in every time even though they…read moreare busy. Last night I was the only one there and it felt like I was at home. The reason that I didn't give them all 5 stars is because it took them 2 hours to do my acrylic nails. I get that there was no one else there so they didn't have to rush, but still! I had planned to go grocery store before it got dark. I will be back and hopefully it won't take them as long. Still love the ladies there :)

This is truly the best mani pedi I ever had! Kyle suggested the hybrid and I wanted the cat eye…read morecolor. He was able to do both. The upcharge was $15 but worth every penny. They are a mile from my home so I won't be going anywhere else.

I have been a customer for 14 years and I love the customer service, cleanliness, along with the…read moregreat selection of products. I am able to find designs and bring them in and they make it happen.

This was my first time visiting Regal Nail on Saturday. I needed a few things from Walmart, so I…read morefigured I'd kill two birds with one stone and get my nails done too. The staff was friendly, and everyone welcomed me, which I appreciated. There was a short wait time--about 10 minutes--which wasn't bad at all. I got something simple, just gel polish. The man who did my nails was nice, but he pressed down on the drill too hard. He even asked if it hurt, and when I said yes, the pressure didn't really lighten up. That part was uncomfortable. The price was reasonable at $35, though they added a 3% fee for using a card, which I understand since many nail shops do the same. Overall, the experience was okay, but one of my nails chipped just a few days later, which was disappointing. Not sure if I'd return, but it wasn't a terrible experience either.

Pros *The regular…read morepedicure was $20 *It's located in a convenient place *I did not have to wait OKAY THATS THE END OF THE PROS Cons *The chairs were old. The cup holders had some type of ashy substance on the inside. The chair'sremote barely worked *No one could give me the WiFi password because the manager wasn't there *My tech spoke to the other techs the entire time. Well, she did ask if I wanted a regular pedi or a deluxe. When I asked her for the differences between the two, she fumbled and handed me a flyer. She never spoke to me until she was done with my pedicure. I mean NOT ONE WORD! I would not have been offended if she couldn't speak English, but that wasn't the case. *She did not do a good job on my feet. Nail polish was on my skin and the paint chipped as soon as I walked out the door. There's more but YOU GET THE POINT! Don't go! I wish I could give less than one star

I had an appointment with Jared @2:15 on July 31, 2018 At 2:08, he summoned the receptionist to the…read moreback to speak with her. The receptionist came back to say that my appointment was cancelled because Jared was sick. This would have been a believable story had I not witnessed Jared take another client (who came in after me) to his station. This type of unprofessionalism is unacceptable. I took off early from work; in addition, I was there to get my roots touched up because I wanted to look good for my teacher yearbook photo. Maybe the other stylists are professional, but Jared is not the one.

I haven't had a haircut in five years. I've had a shaved head ever since "The Incident," but this…read moreyear I was feeling a little saucy. I'd been growing my hair out since Easter, and by November it was getting to be a little out of control. My lion's mane needed to be tamed, preferably by a woman wielding a whip and a stool. (Lion tamers use 4-legged chairs/stools because the multiple legs make it harder for the lion to focus on one thing at a time. Something something about their vision go read Wikipedia.) I found Fresche on the Internet through the same tool you tools are using to read this right now. Congratulations. Making an appointment through fresche.net was super simple. I've been to adult sites that were more difficult to navigate, and you'd think they cater to the lowest common denominator. Anywho, I showed up for my appointment today with a randomly selected stylist, Laura. If you don't intend to read further, know that Laura is awesome and you should request her. I explained to Laura that for the last half decade, I'd been shaving my own head because on June 14th, 2011, genocide happened to my hair follicles. A genocide named Deborah. She was ruthless. But that's neither here nor there. So Laura had this new head of hair of mine to deal with, and me, a clueless buffoon who hasn't seen the inside of a salon since he was in college. Head of hair is being humble. Call me Mufasa from now on. Yes, I'm calling back to the lion's mane comment. Deal with it. So Laura asked what I wanted, and I told her to do what she thinks is best, which I'm sure is every hair stylist's least favorite answer. It's tantamount to someone saying "here's a blank canvas, draw whatever you want, just doing paint it in human excrement." But Laura handled it with grace and went to work. As an added bonus (and I don't even think she charged extra for this), Laura is a well-endowed woman, and she may or may not have rubbed her boobs against my head a few times. Intentionally? We may never know. It's not important. What is important is that after cutting and shampooing and MASSAGING my dome, Laura left me with already looked like a vast improvement. Then she used a word that I thought was reserved for the men of Midtown. Product. Laura wasn't willing to settle with me being stuck in my comfort zone. She introduced me to messing creme. Product. A generic word meant to refer to literally any manufactured good which has been re-purposed by the hair-care industry to describe things that make hair do stuff. That's the best way to describe it. So she showed me how to make my hair "sexy messy," and oh em gee did she make it work. When I went to work later that day, someone told me I looked like I'd been on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. I don't even know if that show's on tv anymore! Do you understand the magnitude of that improvement? Laura Austin made my co-worker reference an outdated pop culture phenomenon to describe my haircut! She done good. Quote that. After five years of suffering from The Incident, Laura and the team at Fresche have alleviated my suffering and turned me into a super hero whose power is to make women weak in their knees just by seeing his hair and the confidence that comes along with it. So yes, you should get your bangs trimmed at this establishment.