I have been going to T for my nails for over 3 years now. T always does hard/liquid gel manicure on…read moreme and they always look amazing. The shape of my nails are always even, the polish is never clumped up by the nail bed (pet peeve) and they always last for the 3 weeks in between appointments.

I went in today for a simple manicure and pedicure with regular polish because I'm growing my nails…read moreout. Unfortunately, the experience left me disappointed, and I don't think I'll be returning. The manicure was okay. It was pretty quick, but the polish was applied evenly and I was happy with it. Nothing spectacular, but nothing bad either. The pedicure, however, was a completely different experience. The technician was an older lady, and from the beginning I could tell she was having some difficulty with the polish. Her hands seemed noticeably shaky, and although she was trying, the application on several of my toes was not clean. **Two of my toenails in particular looked really bad after the first application. The polish was uneven and messy, the edges weren't clean, and it looked like the nails had not been properly finished. There was polish where it shouldn't have been, and the overall application looked sloppy rather than like a finished professional pedicure.** I was sitting there looking at my toes thinking, *There is no way I'm supposed to walk out of here with my toes looking like this.* I was also concerned because she didn't use toe separators. Since I specifically chose regular polish rather than gel, I knew the polish would need time to dry, and without separators I was worried that my toes would touch each other and mess up the polish. Thankfully, they didn't end up rubbing together. The technician did end up having to redo the problem areas on my toes. That helped, but the fact that they needed to be redone in the first place was frustrating, especially after already sitting through the service. I'll be posting pictures of **the first attempt and what I was apparently expected to leave the salon with**, because honestly, the pictures tell the story better than I can. If I hadn't said anything, I would have been walking out with two toes that looked noticeably unfinished and poorly painted. The massage itself was fine, and I don't want to say the entire pedicure was terrible because there were parts that were perfectly fine. But for a professional salon service, I expect the polish application to look clean and finished, especially when I'm paying full price. And then came the payment situation. While I was sitting in the chair waiting for my regular polish to dry, I was asked if I wanted to pay. I said sure. I was then told they only accept cash, Venmo, or Zelle. I chose Zelle because I have it and have used it to pay businesses before. However, when I entered the phone number they gave me, the recipient came up as **"Ricky" instead of the business name**. I specifically said, "It says Ricky, not T Nails." I was told, essentially, that yes, that was correct. That really threw me off. I've paid businesses through Zelle before, and the payment information has been connected to the business. Having the payment come up under what appeared to be a personal name made me uncomfortable. Then I was told the total was **$65 for the manicure and pedicure**. At that point, I was honestly pretty frustrated. I had already been there close to two hours, the pedicure had to be corrected because two of the toenails were poorly done initially, and I was still charged the full $65 without any sort of courtesy adjustment. I wasn't expecting the entire service to be free. But given that there was a noticeable problem with the pedicure and I had to have part of the service redone, I expected at least a small discount -- even $5 would have shown some acknowledgment of the inconvenience. I've been to other salons where, if there was even a slight problem with a service, they would remove the affected service from the bill or offer some kind of adjustment. So I was surprised that there was no attempt to do anything here. The salon itself was clean, but very plain, and there were only two people there during my visit. The actual service was okay overall, but it was not spectacular, and the problems with the pedicure combined with the payment situation really left a bad impression. **The biggest issue for me wasn't that the service wasn't perfect. It was that I was presented with a visibly poor first attempt on two of my toenails, had to have them redone, waited nearly two hours for the entire appointment, was charged the full $65, and was then asked to send the payment through Zelle to someone named "Ricky" rather than the business.** I'll post the pictures of my toes from the first attempt so people can see exactly what I mean. **Look at the photos and judge for yourself whether that is how a paying customer should be expected to leave a salon.** Just be forewarned.

I've been going to Emily for several years now and she does a fantastic job. Both Emily and Lee are…read moreso nice and professional. They have a huge selection of gel colors to choose from. This place is spotless and super comfortable. They do accept walk-ins but many times are already booked up, so make an appointment!

I have been looking for a new place and saw some great reviews so I gave them a try. They are a…read morelarge and clean salon, but with currently only 3 people working its best to make an appointment before you go. Very bright and pretty place with lots of parking available. I got dip and it was $52. In thrilled to have found my new place!

Came in for pedicures for myself & my daughter. Wonderful, friendly service as always. They gave us…read morea time that was close to what we requested. I love that they never say come in now and leave you waiting forever. Glad to have been back!

I first started going this location 20 years ago. After years and years of me doing nothing with…read moremy nails but chewing them off I finally walked in one day 2 months ago and have had BEAUTIFUL nails ever since. No more chewing them down to the bone. AWESOME results, friendly atmosphere, very reasonable fees, professional and clean. Highly recommended!!

Absolutely the best nail experience I've had!!! I went to…read moreHappy Feet once a month for nine years, until they wouldn't let me use the bathroom when I didn't have an appointment! I should have changed long ago! It's a family business that really cares and they are so accommodating! This will be my new shop!!

I've been coming here for over a yr. Very happy with the services! I always look forward to my…read moreappointments! Thank you for making my fingers and toes look awesome!!

Honestly where do I start I'm updating my review because I'm very disappointed in the service I…read morereceived. I do not like calling people out but when they don't seem to like their job or want to rush a job that requires ( care, patience, and quality) it's disappointing. I have gone to Dip a nail every time I did want to get a " good " pedicure because normally my experiences were good. Yesterday my son went and got a manicure and in got a pedicure, I had a male set up and seated pretty quickly. Unfortunately I noticed that he didn't put anything in the water to soak my feet like they normally did, I figured they stopped doing that part maybe! So as he began he was just so quick didn't even let me soak! Being quick is is not a problem but but be accurate and quick! Not just quick especially with a service that is supposed to feel like a treat to the customer. Not just quick where it feels like I'm an inconvenience on your day when this is what you do for a living. He began taking my polish off and squeezes the nail polish remover with all my red nail polish into the water, which was a little bit weird! But OK... He gave me the book to pick out which pedicure I wanted. I picked one he grabbed his drill to take the rest of my normal polish off and cut the top and sides of about 6 toes, barely filed and cleaned up a bit of the cuticle. He did the foot file for less then 15 seconds on each foot I had to come home and do that after because it didn't even feel like I got anything done. He didn't clean under my nails he honestly didn't seem to want to touch my feet! Like he did not want to do that at all. And mind you I keep my feet up pretty good but still do your job! So he went on to do the scrub, rinsed and then started cleaning up the tub! I was like ok never had that done before I was done with the service. He rubbed from the top from my ankle half way up my knee never once did he touch my feet to massage! Honestly that's the main reason I wanted a a pedicure! I can do my own toes better at home with filing and shaping but I wanted the experience! In wanted to relax on a day off and I was so disappointed. He tried to upsale me on gel polish but like I said I don't go in enough for that I just really wanted the massage. I stand on my feel all day, I own my own hair studio so I know customer service is key and I know I needed a good massage and relaxing day!! Never got that. He painted my toes told me to sit for a moment came back snapped his fingers after 2 min at the most, put my shoes on me and told me I'm done... the lady sitting next to me getting a pedi who was there way before me just looked at me kind of shocked. I was done with the whole experience in 20 min at the most no soak, no file, no feet massage It was honestly a waste of money and time. but I do love the color I picked! They took 5 $ off because I told them he didn't massage my feet I didn't even want to tell them the rest, I just wanted to leave.. I will not be going back.

The staff were very rude. I asked for a polish change and brought my own polish. They charge $20…read morefor a polish change but when asked if they would consider $15 they got defensive and unkind. I have purchased gift cards for my mother here and I even brought my own nail polish so why not give a little discount? I get that times are tough but no need to be rude or rough with customers. I guess I need to go in areas not so fancy.

When you find a salon that meets all your needs, you become a loyal customer. I go often for…read morepedicures. So relaxing, so professional, so polite, and waaaaaaaaaay too many colors to pick from. :) I finally decided to get acrylic nails (after 20 years without). Very happy with my new set. The rates are very reasonable and lots of options. Please don't fall for those terrible reviews. I have been going to Kristine's since 2009 and I will continue as long as they are in business.

tried this place for a mini pedi when they first opened. I ended up getting the owners mother, who…read morehad exactly zero work experience at the time. And they were texting back and forth while she was trying to do my nails. I wrote a review at the time and at that time was told by the owner to come in and he would make it right. I declined. So fast-forward to today, I thought I would give them another shot as I was next-door buying groceries anyway. I couldn't believe it, I ended up getting the mother again as my so-called technician. She still doesn't have a clue what she's doing, pulled up a very messy unorganized cart that she couldn't find anything she was looking for, not interested at all doing a good job, and constantly looked up every time a customer walked in, was more interested in the conversation around us than she was in doing my mini pedi. She haphazardly trimmed my nails, did minimal filling, did not trim my cuticles, and spent less than 10 seconds on each heel scrub. Got a wet rag, (not even heated), wiped my feet and said " your the special right" . I nodded yes and she said "your done" The owner was doing a pedicure on a customer in the next chair, so he has to be aware of the mother's limitations, but still chooses to let her work on customers. This is very unhealthy and unsafe. Most states require nail technicians to be licensed.

Steven is wonderful All the other employees are extremely…read morefriendly and talented. Nice shop. Clean and bright.

I love this place. I've been coming here for years. All of the people are very good at what they…read moredo and very kind. I'll be back

Had a really great experience at Hot Rock! Will definitely be back and recommend to others. Staff…read morewere nice and I didn't feel rushed through my appointment.

Unfortunately, I was really disappointed with my experience here and will not be returning…read more From the moment I walked in, the first thing I noticed was the strong smell of food. I wasn't even given an opportunity to check in before I was immediately told to sit down. I actually wanted to check in because I assumed there may be a rewards/points system in case I decided to come back. Once I sat down, the atmosphere just felt very unprofessional. The woman doing my nails was not the issue with this part. it was the gentleman running the front desk who was sitting directly in front of me. He was eating his lunch while watching a movie, with food, cups, and drinks around him, including a bottle of liquid with chia seeds floating in it. I genuinely felt like I was witnessing someone hanging out in their own home rather than sitting in a professional nail salon. After eating his lunch and a bag of peanuts, he was even flossing his teeth right there in front of me. The salon was also very warm and uncomfortable, and there weren't many gel colors to choose from, although I eventually found something I liked. Then came the price. I only got a fill, and my nails were ALREADY almond shaped when I walked in. I completely understand that French tips and chrome are additional charges, so I expected to pay extra for those. But when it was time to pay, I was told my total was $85. When I questioned why a fill was $85, I was told it was because I had a fill, almond shape, French tips, and chrome. Again, my nails were already almond shaped. Then I was told it would have been cheaper if I had gotten square nails. That made absolutely no sense to me because changing my existing almond nails to square would have required MORE reshaping, not less. What bothered me even more was being told that this is what "everyone" charges, as though this were my first time ever getting my nails done. I regularly get my nails done at a much cleaner, more professional salon and typically pay around $60-$65 for a similar service. Don't argue with a customer about what other salons charge when they're simply questioning YOUR pricing. I have no problem paying extra for French tips, chrome, nail art, etc. But if I'm paying $85 for a fill, I expect an $85 experience a clean, comfortable, professional environment where I'm not sitting across from someone eating lunch, watching a movie, and flossing their teeth. Between the atmosphere, cleanliness, limited color selection, uncomfortable temperature, pricing, and the way my question about the price was handled, I was not satisfied with my experience and will not be returning.

I didn't catch the girls name but 10/10 recommend so clean! So quick for fill I was in and out with…read morein 45 minutes! $45 for a fill but I tipped her

worse gel manicure I've ever had. Will not return there. quality awful. Had to go to another nail…read moresalon right after. She said this is terrible.